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 Collection Overview Hale Family Hale Family Papers1787-1988 MS 71 143 boxes, 51 volumes (61 linear ft.) Sophia Smith Collection
Smith College Northampton, MA
Papers consist of biographical material, artwork, artifacts, correspondence, speeches, photographs, writings, and memorabilia created or kept by Hale Family members and their Everett, Beecher, Gilman, Hooker, Perkins, Stowe, and Westcott relatives. Primarily documents the households of Nathan, Sr., and Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale; Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) Hale; Ellen Day Hale; and Philip and Lilian (Westcott) Hale. English. Biographical Note

Note: Detailed biographical sketches of many Hale family members are available in standard reference works such as the American National Biography (ANB), Dictionary of American Biography (DAB), Dictionary of Literary Biography (DLB), and Notable American Women (NAW). Please consult these sources (as referenced below) for further information.

Hale Family group at Matunuck, 1890s [left to right: Emily (Perkins) Hale, Ellen Day Hale?,?, ?, Edward Everett Hale, Camilla (Conner) Hale?, Herbert Dudley Hale]

Generation I: Enoch and Octavia (Throop) Hale

The Hale family as represented in this collection begins with the Rev. Enoch Hale (1753-1837) and his wife Octavia Throop (1754-1839). Enoch was born and raised in Coventry, Connecticut. He earned a degree from Yale in 1773 and taught while studying to be a preacher. He was the Congregational minister in rural Westhampton, Massachusetts, from 1778 until his death in 1837. From 1804 to 1824, Enoch was secretary of the General Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers of Massachusetts. He was also secretary of the Hampshire Missionary Society for a number of years. He was the brother of Nathan Hale (1755-76) who was hanged as a spy by the British.

Enoch married Octavia Throop in 1781. They had eight children: Sally, Nathan, Melissa, Octavia, Enoch (see DAB), Richard, Betsey, and Sybella. Of these, Nathan (1784-1863), here known as Nathan, Sr., is the best represented in the papers.

Generation II: Children of Enoch and Octavia (Throop) Hale

Nathan Hale, Sr. (1784-1863, see also DAB) was raised in Westhampton, Massachusetts, earned an A.B. from Williams College in 1804, and briefly taught mathematics at Phillips Exeter Academy. He moved to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1808 where he studied law privately and opened a law office around 1810. His career as a journalist began when he was asked to edit the Boston Weekly Messenger. In 1814 he purchased the Boston Daily Advertiser, the first daily newspaper in Boston. In 1816 he married Sarah Preston Everett. He was also a book publisher and experimental printer. Considered somewhat of a fanatic about railroads, Nathan, Sr., worked tirelessly to help establish the Boston and Worcester Rail Road and served as its first president from 1831 to 1849. He was also a civil engineer who served on the Boston Water Commission in the 1840s and early 1850s.

The Daily, as it was known by the Hales, was truly a family business with Nathan's spouse and children all contributing to its pages. It was Boston's first daily newspaper and one of the earliest American papers to regularly feature editorial articles. The family lived at the center of the Boston social and political scene in a series of houses near the Boston Common. The Daily offices generally occupied the ground floor and the family lived above. Nathan Hale retired from active control of the Daily in 1854. In 1857, financial losses connected with Nathan's involvement with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company forced a move to a smaller house in Brookline. He died there in 1863.

Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale (1796-1866) was the daughter of Oliver Everett, minister of New South Church in Boston. After the death of her father when she was six, Sarah's brothers, editor and diplomat Alexander Hill Everett (see DAB) and clergyman and orator Edward Everett (see DAB), took charge of her education. In his book Memories of a Hundred Years, Sarah's son Edward Everett Hale wrote, "so little had schools to do with [her] education, that I cannot...name any of her school teachers." At age twelve, she was introduced by her brother Alexander to his friend and fellow teacher at Exeter Academy, Nathan Hale, Sr. They married in 1816. A regular contributor to her husband's newspaper the Boston Daily Advertiser, Sarah P.E. Hale wrote book reviews and was its French editor. Edward Everett Hale remembered "seeing his mother rock the cradle in which reposed his sister...while [Daniel] Webster and Judge Story dictated to her speeches that were to appear in her husband's paper." She also wrote juvenile biographies of Spanish explorers for the School Library and several other books and stories for children (Well Bred Girl, Well Bred Boy, Childs Token).

She and Nathan, Sr. had eleven children of whom four died in childhood, and two, Sarah and Alexander, died as young adults. According to their son Edward Everett Hale, Nathan, Sr., and Sarah "had decided and advanced views on education." In his memoir A New England Boyhood, Edward Everett Hale describes his father, Nathan, Sr., as "one of the best teachers I ever knew" and says his mother, Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale, "had a genius for education." "Their genius made home the happiest place of all with an infinite variety of amusements...almost everything wanted for purposes of manufacture or invention." Because of their father's position as editor of the Daily, the family received copies of most of the books published in America and tickets to most of the concerts, lectures, and events in Boston. All of this wealth of experience was made available to the children and this highly enriched home environment produced a truly remarkable brood. "To write a book for one of the Hales, was as natural as to breathe:…[they] were all authors by instinct," wrote Van Wyck Brooks in his The Flowering of New England, 1815-1865.

Generation III: Children of Nathan, Sr., and Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale

Nathan Sr., and Sarah Hale's children naturally divided into two groups by age. The older four, Sarah, Nathan, Jr., Lucretia, and Edward, known as "We Four," attended school together until the boys were old enough to go to Boston Latin School, and did many things as a unit.

Sarah Everett Hale (1817-51) was educated at Miss Susan Whitney's School and most probably joined her sister Lucretia at the schools of Elizabeth Peabody and George B. Emerson. She died in 1851 at age 34 after a long illness.

Nathan Hale, Jr. (1818-71) was educated at Miss Susan Whitney's School, continued to Boston Latin, and then to the newly founded English High School in 1829. He went on to Harvard College where he earned an A.B. in 1838, then studied law there, graduating in 1841. From 1842 to 1869 he carried on the family business as co-editor of the Daily and also edited Boston Miscellany. From 1869 until his death in 1871, he taught Mental and Moral Philosophy at Union College. He also edited Old and New with his brother Edward.

Lucretia Peabody Hale (1820-1900, see ANB, DAB, DLB, NAW) was educated at the schools of Susan Whitney, Elizabeth Peabody, and George B. Emerson where she earned the equivalent of a B.A. Like her sisters, Lucretia lived at home until their parents' deaths in the 1860s. Her first published work was a religious novel, Margaret Percival in America (1850), co-written with her brother Edward. As a response to the family's financial problems in the 1850s, Lucretia began writing for a variety of magazines, publishing stories and articles in the Atlantic Monthly, Good Housekeeping, Our Young Folks, and its successor St. Nicholas, as well as a novel Struggle for Life (1861), and two anthologies of devotional readings. Her most famous and popular creation was a set of stories about the Peterkins, a hapless family forced to turn to the wise "Lady from Philadelphia" for solutions to a variety of domestic mishaps. These stories were collected as The Peterkin Papers in 1880. Lucretia helped edit her brother Edward's journal Old and New and published a series of books on games (Faggots for the Fireside), sewing, and embroidery for children. In 1874 she was among the first women elected to the Boston School Committee, serving two terms in 1875 and 1876.

Edward Everett Hale (1822-1909, see ANB, DAB, DLB) went to Miss Susan Whitney's school with his brother and sisters beginning, at his request, at age two. He studied there until he could enter Boston Latin at age nine. From there he matriculated to Harvard College at age thirteen. After graduating in 1839, Edward taught Latin at Boston Latin then worked as legislative reporter for the Daily. He studied privately for the ministry and was licensed to preach in 1842. He was minister of the Congregationalist Church of the Unity in Worcester, Massachusetts, from 1846 to 1856, then moved to South Congregational Church in Boston where he was minister until 1899. He married Emily Baldwin Perkins in 1852.

Perhaps best known for the story "The Man Without a Country" (1863), Edward was a prolific writer with broad interests. He published works in a wide variety of genres from fiction to history to biography to memoir. Edward used his writings and the two magazines he founded, Old and New (1870-75) and Lend a Hand (1886-97), to advocate for a variety of causes including the abolition of slavery, religious tolerance, education reform, and positive social action. He was made chaplain of the U.S. Senate in 1903, a position he held until 1909.

Edward Everett Hale was the only one of Nathan, Sr. and Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale's children to marry. His wife was Emily Baldwin Perkins (1829-1914) of Hartford, Connecticut. She was the daughter of Thomas Clap Perkins and Mary Foote Beecher and niece of Catharine Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Isabella Beecher Hooker.

The younger children of Nathan, Sr. and Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale, were known as the "Three Little Ones." Like "We Four," they did many things as a unit.

Alexander Hale (1829-50), known as "Elly," graduated from Harvard in 1848, then went to work as a civil engineer at the navy yard in Pensacola, Florida. He drowned there while attempting to rescue the crew of a ship in a storm on September 23, 1850.

Charles Hale (1831-82, see DAB) attended Boston Latin School and Harvard, graduating in 1850. He worked on-and-off at the Daily Advertiser between 1850 and 1865. In 1852 he founded Today: A Boston Literary Journal which failed after one year. In 1855 he was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives and was chosen speaker in 1859. Ill health forced his resignation in 1861 and he spent much of the next few years traveling. Following the death of his friend William S. Thayer in 1864, Charles was offered Thayer's post, consul-general in Cairo, Egypt. During his years as consul-general, Charles maintained close ties with the Egyptian government and played an active role in the replacement of consular courts with the more professional and impartial mixed courts. From the time of his appointment, Charles was the subject of charges and suits brought by Francis Dainese, the man who had held the position of consul-general on a temporary basis before Charles. Though no allegations against him were proved, Dainese created enough controversy over the years that Charles was asked to resign in 1870.

After returning to the U.S. in 1871, Charles was elected to the Massachusetts Senate and in 1872 he became Assistant Secretary of State. Charles returned to Boston after two years and was again elected to the state House of Representatives in 1876 and 1877. Declining mental and physical health, probably the result of syphilis, led to his eventual institutionalization. He died in 1882.

Susan Hale (1833-1910, see ANB, DLB, NAW) was primarily educated at home by her mother and siblings. Susan lived at home until her parents' deaths in the 1860s. Like her sister Lucretia, Susan contributed to the family's resources beginning in the 1850s. She gave classes for children in the family's home and reviewed books for the Daily. After the death of their mother, she and Lucretia traveled abroad. In 1872, she studied painting in Paris and Weimar, Germany. Upon returning to Boston, she took rooms and gave classes in watercolor painting at the Boston Art Club. In addition to teaching, Susan wrote articles for Boston newspapers, including regular columns about art, artists, theater, her travels, and a sort of weekly report called "Susan Hale's Chit-Chat" for the Boston Globe in the 1880s. She also "developed a specialty" of editing literary collections published as fundraisers for a variety of causes.

A brilliant and delightful personality, Susan developed a very popular series of two-week courses on fiction in which she lectured about, and read from, a variety of eighteenth-century English novelists (many of them women). In the 1880s and 90s, she became a literary celebrity, traveling the country giving her courses for charity. In the 1880s, she collaborated with Edward Everett Hale on the Family Flight series of travel books for young readers. She also published Self-Instructive Lessons in Painting with Oil and Water-Colors (1885) and several other books. While winters were spent traveling, Susan settled into Edward's summer house in Matunuck, Rhode Island, as a permanent summer home beginning in 1885. Here she hosted a wide variety of guests making "a delightful mecca for her young friends." She died at Matunuck in 1910. A volume of her collected letters was published posthumously.

Generation IV: Children of Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) Hale

Edward and Emily had one daughter and eight sons of whom three (Alexander, Charles Alexander, and Henry Kidder) died in childhood. A fourth, Robert Beverly Hale, died as a young adult.

Ellen Day Hale (1854-1939, see ANB), known as "Nelly," was an artist and art teacher. As the unmarried only daughter and eldest child in a large family with an often-ill mother, Ellen Day Hale spent a good portion of her time in household duties and family responsibilities. Nevertheless, she pursued a career as a professional artist and traveled, studied, and exhibited extensively. Ellen's first art lessons were probably given by her aunt Susan Hale. As a young woman, Ellen studied in Boston with William Rimmer, William Morris Hunt, and Helen Knowlton. She opened a portrait studio in 1877, took private students, assisted Knowlton and Rimmer, and taught at private grammar schools. In the early 1880s, she studied in Paris with Emile Carolus-Duran, Jean-Jacques Henner, and at the Academie Julian with Bougereau and Tony Robert-Fleury.

Until the death of her father in 1909, Ellen's home-base was her parents' house in Roxbury, Massachusetts, though she spent extended periods traveling in Europe and all over the U.S. In 1883, on a visit to Philadelphia, Ellen met artist Gabrielle Clements, with whom Ellen made a home after the death of Emily Hale. In 1893, Clements bought a summer house in Folly Cove on Cape Ann, Massachusetts, an area popular among artists. Gabrielle, Ellen and their mothers spent a good portion of most summers at Folly Cove. At this popular summer colony Ellen and Gabrielle shared models and techniques with other artists staying nearby. Ellen Day Hale built her own house there in 1912. Ellen and Gabrielle traveled extensively, usually to Europe, in the winter and returned to Folly Cove each summer. They made art until they became too frail to continue. Ellen Day Hale died in a nursing home in Brookline, Massachusetts in 1939.

Arthur Hale (1859-1939) worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the American Railway Association. In 1899 he married Camilla Conner of Maryland. They had one daughter, Sybil.

Philip Leslie Hale (1865-1931, see ANB) was an artist, writer, art historian, and art teacher. Educated at Boston Latin and Roxbury Latin Schools, Philip passed the entrance examination for Harvard, thus earning his father's permission to instead attend art school. He studied at the Boston Museum School in 1883 and then at the Art Students League in New York beginning in 1884. He went to Paris to study in the later 1880s and early 1890s returning for periods to Boston. In 1893, he was hired to teach drawing at the Boston Museum School, a position he held until his death. He taught drawing and lectured on art history and also gave private lessons. In addition to the Museum School, Philip gave classes at the Worcester Art Museum (1898-1910), the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (1913-28), and Boston University (1926-28).

Philip Hale was also a writer. In the 1890s he wrote about the art scene in Paris for various magazines and newspapers. From 1905-09 he was art critic for the Boston Herald and contributed occasional articles to other Boston papers. His Jan Vermeer of Delft (1913) was the first American book about Vermeer. Philip Hale died as the result of a ruptured appendix in 1931.

Philip Hale met his wife Lilian Clarke Westcott (1881-1963, see ANB) in 1901 at the Hartford, Connecticut, home of her uncle Charles Perkins. She was the daughter of businessman Edward Gardner Westcott and piano teacher Harriet Clarke. Lilian studied at the Hartford Art School (1897-1900) then won a scholarship to attend the Boston Museum School (1900-04). She married Philip Hale halfway through the course. Lilian's first solo show was in 1908, also the year of the birth of the Hales' only child, Anna Westcott Hale (1908-88, see ANB), known as "Nancy" (see Nancy Hale Papers).

Lilian made portraits, landscapes, and still lifes, exhibiting often through the 1920s. Philip Hale's sudden death in 1931 interrupted a period of intense activity. When she was able to return to making art, Lilian felt that her work "was out of step with the times." Still, she continued to produce. In 1953, she moved to Charlottesville, Virginia, to be closer to her daughter. She died while on a visit to her sister in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1963.

Edward Everett Hale, Jr. (1863-1932) known as "Jack" received an AB from Harvard in 1883 and a PhD from the University in Halle, Germany, in 1892. He taught English at Cornell University (1886-90) and the University of Iowa (1892-95), before settling into a long tenure at Union College in 1895. He was the author of Constructive Rhetoric (1896), Lowell (1899), Dramatists of Today (1905), Seward (1910), and Life and Letters of Edward Everett Hale (1917). He married Rose Postlethwaite Perkins in 1893. They had three sons: Maurice Perkins, Nathan, and Thomas Shaw Hale.

Herbert Dudley Hale (1866-1908) received an AB from Harvard in 1888 then went to study architecture at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. He established the firm Hale and Rogers which had offices in New York City and Chicago. He married Margaret Curzon Marquand, known as Greta, in 1892. They had six children: Russell, Margaret, Herbert Dudley, Jr., Robert Beverly, Edward Everett III, and Laura. Herbert died at age 42 in 1908.

Robert Beverly Hale (1869-95) was educated at Roxbury Latin School and Harvard College (AB, 1892). He wrote verses, stories, and articles which were published in a variety of magazines including Atlantic Monthly, Godey's, Harper's Weekly, and Youth's Companion. Elsie and Other Poems was published in 1894. He died October 6, 1895 after a short illness. A collection of his writings and drawings, Six Stories and Some Verses, was published posthumously.

 Scope and Contents of the Collection

The Hale Family Papers consist of 60.75 linear feet of biographical material, artwork, artifacts, correspondence, speeches, photographs, writings, and memorabilia created or kept by Hale Family members and their Everett, Beecher, Gilman, Hooker, Perkins, Stowe, and Westcott relatives. The materials date from 1797 to 1988, with the bulk dating from 1810 to 1963.

The papers are a rich source of information about this remarkable family; nineteenth-century American popular culture; the city of Boston in the nineteenth century; the places to which the Hales traveled for work, study, or pleasure (including Europe, Egypt, Palestine, Mexico, Jamaica, and all over the U.S.); and the Boston School of Painting; among many other topics.

The materials primarily document the households of Nathan, Sr., and Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale; Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) Hale; Ellen Day Hale; and Philip and Lilian (Westcott) Hale. The heart of the papers is the family correspondence. These letters detail the doings of various family members and their friends; their intellectual life and the Boston literary scene; local events; and the progress of various family endeavors such as the Daily Advertiser, Susan Hale's schools, and various Hales' writing projects. Though all the Hales were fine letter-writers, Susan Hale's letters are particularly wonderful, chronicling her travels and activities with great style and humor. Included are detailed descriptions of her visits to the family of Hudson River School painter Frederick Church. The family's artistic bent is much in evidence in their correspondence. Not only do they write about their artwork, but the letters are often illustrated with sketches of the people and places described in the text. The rich family life is also documented by such things as books, plays, stories, and newspapers written by the children.

The papers also contain significant incoming correspondence from distinguished friends and associates. Included are letters from Louisa May Alcott, Cecilia Beaux, Alexander Graham Bell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Annie Fields, Elizabeth Gaskell, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Beatrice Hinkle, Julia Ward Howe, William Dean Howells, William Morris Hunt, Robert Todd Lincoln, Myrtilla Miner, Maria Mitchell, Sarah Orne Jewett, Frederick Law Olmsted, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, May Sarton, Lucy Stone, Annie M. Sullivan, Ida Tarbell, Booker T. Washington, Daniel Webster.

Materials related to the activities of Nathan Hale, Sr., and his sons Charles and Edward Everett Hale provide a rich picture of the social, political, and cultural life of Boston in the nineteenth century. With Nathan's papers are materials related to the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Corporation, the Boston Daily Advertiser, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, and Nathan's service on various Boston city commissions. Charles' materials document the Daily, and his journal Today: A Boston Literary Journal, plus his service in Massachusetts state government and the U.S. Department of State. Edward's papers contain files on many organizations in which he was involved, as well as two scrapbooks filled with programs, flyers, brochures, and clippings documenting a myriad of lectures, ordinations, concerts, and meetings he attended; and various causes he supported.

Charles Hale's letters from Europe in 1861, chronicle a stay at the home of Elizabeth Gaskell and a visit to Haworth, home of the Brontes, not long after the death of Charlotte Bronte. His letters from Egypt (1864-70) detail official duties as well as social life in Cairo and elsewhere in Egypt.

Papers of Susan Hale, Ellen Day Hale, and Philip and Lilian Hale document Boston's art world, the education of American artists in Europe in the 1870s-90s, and summer art colonies along the coast of New England. Included are photographs of their artwork as well as a few original pieces by Hales and some of their friends. Included are records of exhibitions and commissions.

 Arrangement of the Collection

The materials in the Hale Family Papers are arranged in four sections. The first section contains Papers, the second is Photographs and other visual images, the third section is Oversize material, and the fourth is Artifacts.

Papers

The bulk of the materials are papers related to the Hale family in boxes 1 through 108. General genealogical information about this branch of the Hale family is available in box 1 of the papers.

The Hale family papers are arranged by generation and then alphabetically by family member. Materials relating to Hale spouses are filed directly following their Hale wife or husband. The amount of material by or about individuals varies considerably from single items to multiple boxes. Where the volume of materials warrants, an individual's papers are grouped into the following categories:

Biographical materials and memorabilia Activities Artwork Correspondence Outgoing Incoming Speeches and writings

In several cases, there is material common to several members of a household, such as both members of a couple, parents and children, or groups of siblings. In these cases, the group's papers are filed together under the household.

Correspondence between family members is filed with the author's materials (e.g., letters BY Ellen Day Hale TO Edward Everett Hale are filed under Ellen Day Hale). Letters by one Hale often contain a short section written by another Hale. These are filed under the primary author.

There is a small amount of unidentified and miscellaneous papers filed at the end of the Hale family materials in box 108.

Following the Hale family papers (in boxes 109-115) is material related to the families of various Hale spouses. This material is filed by family group and then alphabetically by individual. First are the relatives of Emily Baldwin (Perkins) Hale with papers of various Beechers, Gilmans, Hookers, Perkins, and Stowes. These are followed by materials by and about the Everetts and Hills, relatives of Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale. Finally, there are materials related to the Westcotts, Bassets, Clarkes, and Littells, relatives of Lilian Clarke (Westcott) Hale.

Photographs and other visual images are arranged in six groups:

Family Friends and associates Places Subjects Daguerreotypes, tintypes, and cased images Albums

Within the groupings, the images are arranged alphabetically.

Oversize materials are arranged in three groups:

General Artwork Photographs and visual images

Artifacts are filed at the end.

 Information on Use Terms of Access and Use

The papers are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection.

Copyright to material authored by Hale family members is owned by the Sophia Smith Collection. Copyright to materials created by others may be owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights. Permission must be obtained from the Sophia Smith Collection to publish reproductions or quotations beyond "fair use." Questions about copyright should be directed to the Sophia Smith Collection staff.

 Preferred Citation

Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:

Hale Family Papers, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.

 Additional Formats

Selections from the Hale Family Papers can be viewed in the Web exhibit Across the Generations: Exploring U.S. History through Family Papers.

Diaries of Ellen Day Hale (1904-05, 1921), and diaries (1850-1862) and commonplace books (1810, 1827-1850) of Sarah Preston Everett Hale are available on the History of Women microfilm series (New Haven: Research Publications) available in Neilson Library, Smith College and through interlibrary loan.

 Additions to the Collection

Periodic additions to collection are expected.

History of the Collection

Nancy Hale donated her family's papers to the Sophia Smith Collection beginning in 1963. Additional materials came from Harriet (Arnold) McKissock in 1997.

Papers reprocessed by Maida Goodwin, 2002.

Search Terms Everett, Alexander Hill, 1790-1847--Correspondence Everett, Edward, 1794-1865--Correspondence Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, 1810-1865 Hale, Alexander, 1829-1850--Correspondence Hale, Arthur, 1859-1939--Correspondence Hale, Nancy, 1908- Hale, Nathan, 1755-1776 Hunt, William Morris, 1824-1879--Correspondence Everett family Hale family Boston and Worcester Railroad Corporation--History--Sources Boston Daily Advertiser--History--Sources Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (Md. and Washington, D.C.)--History--Sources Lee Arms Company (Hartford, Conn.)--History--Sources American wit and humor--Women authors--19th century--Sources Old and new (Boston, Mass.: 1870) --History--Sources Old and new (Boston, Mass.: 1870) --History--Sources Art--Study and teaching--United States--History--Sources Artists, American--History--Sources Authors, American--History--19th century--Sources Boston (Mass.)--History--19th century--Sources Boston (Mass.)--Newspapers Children's writings, American--19th century Clergy--United States--History--Sources Diplomats--Egypt--History--19th century --Sources Egypt--Description and travel--Sources Family--United States--History--Sources Massachusetts--Politics and government--1775-1865--Sources Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (Md. and Washington, D.C.)--History--Sources Hale, Charles, 1831-1882 Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909 Hale, Edward Everett, 1863-1932 Hale, Ellen Day, 1855-1940 Hale, Enoch, 1753-1837 Hale, Herbert Dudley, 1866-1908 Hale, Lilian Westcott, 1880-1963 Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900 Hale, Nathan, 1818-71 Hale, Philip Leslie, 1865-1931 Hale, Robert Beverly, 1869-1895 Hale, Sarah Everett, 1817-1851 Hale, Sarah Preston Everett, 1796-1866 Hale, Susan, 1833-1910 Westcott, Edward Gardner Additional Information Related Material

Additional Hale Family Papers are in the Library of Congress. Additional papers of Enoch Hale are in the Divinity Library at Yale University. Additional papers of Ellen Day Hale, Philip Leslie Hale, and Lilian (Westcott) Hale are housed at the Archives of American Art. Additional papers of Edward Everett Hale and Edward Everett Hale, Jr., are housed in the New York State Library. Records of the Lend A Hand Society, founded by Edward Everett Hale, are in the Massachusetts Historical Society.

Related materials in the Sophia Smith Collection include the papers of Nancy Hale, daughter of Philip Leslie and Lilian (Westcott) Hale, and the Bush-Brown Family Papers.

Appendices

APPENDIX I: Franklin Circulating Library

[see also APPENDIX II: Charlieshope Library]

Proprietors: Alexander Hale, Charles Hale, T.K. Lothrop, Robert Durivage, Edward B. Everett, W. L. Pynchon, H. P. Curtis, S. Willard, E. Everett, Jr., L. Everett [see Volume 187 "History of the Franklin Circulating Library" for information]

Volume Title 1839-40 1 lost 2 A Thanksgiving Tale, Vol. 2 by Petrikin Bogardus, 1839 3-5 lost 6 Metamorphosis by Charles Hale, n.d. 7 lost 8 The History of John by Charles Hale, 1839 9 Picture Book, 1840 10 Story of James and George by Alexander Hale, 1840 11 lost 12 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 1, by Charles Hale, 1841 13 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 2, by Charles Hale, 1841 14 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 3, by Charles Hale, 1841 15 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 4, by Charles Hale, 1841 16 The Celestial Sisters, a Shawnee Tale by ? R. Schoolcraft, transcribed by Edward B. Everett, 1839 1841 17 The History of Jonathan Popp, Vol 1, by one who knew him, 1841 18 The History of Jonathan Popp, Vol 2, by one who knew him, 1841 19 The Story of Jack, Vol. 1, by Charles Hale, 1841 20 The Story of Jack, Vol. 2, by Charles Hale, 1841 21 History of the Crew of the Ship Naumkeag, Vol. 1, Alexander Hale, Editor, 1841 22 History of the Crew of the Ship Naumkeag, Vol. 2, Alexander Hale, Editor, 1841 23 History of the Crew of the Ship Naumkeag, Vol. 3, Alexander Hale, Editor, 1841 24 The Joking Negro by Alexander Hale, 1841 25 The Voyager, Vol. 1, by Alexander Hale, 1841 26 The Voyager, Vol. 2, by Alexander Hale, 1841 27 A Voyage to Patagonia by Charles Hale, 1841 28 The Negro Slave by Robert Durivage, 1841 29 The Bad Boy by Robert Durivage, 1842 30 The French Widow by Robert Durivage, 1841 31 The Agreeable Surprise, an Arabian Tale by Charles? Hale 32 The Picnic Party, or Anna Rose in 3 Volumes, Vol. 1, by the old woman with the Mob Cap, 1842 33 The Picnic Party, or Anna Rose in 3 Volumes, Vol. 2, by the old woman with the Mob Cap, 1842 34 The Picnic Party, or Anna Rose in 3 Volumes, Vol. 3, by the old woman with the Mob Cap, 1842 35 The Humors of Tom King and the Trials of Monsieur Tonson [printed story glued into volume] 36 An Adventure by Charles Hale, 1842 37 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 5, by Charles Hale, 1841 38 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 6, by Charles Hale, 1841 39 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 7, by Charles Hale, 1841 40 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 4 of Second Series, Vol. 8 of First Series, by Charles Hale, 1841 41 A Thanksgiving Tale by Lucretia P. Hale [2 copies, printed], 1840 42 History of Timothy Trumpet and Jack Fiddle by Charles Hale, 1841 43 Various Stories, Vol. 2, by Charles and Alexander Hale, for the year 1840 or 1 1842 44 George by Alexander Hale, 1841 45 Henry by Alexander Hale, 1841 46 Incidents of Travel by Alexander Hale, 1841 47 Queen Boadicea! din'y' ever see her? by Dr. *******, 1841 48 The Old Witch by W. L. Pynchon, 1842 49-52 Story of Peter and George, Vol. 1-4, by Charles Hale, 1842 53-56 Story of Peter and George, Second Series, Vol. 1-4, by Charles Hale, 1842 57 Portraits and Facts by Alexander Hale, 1842 58 The History of the Jack-o-bin Family by a descendent of the race, 1842 59 New Year's Day by Alexander Hale, 1842 60 lost 61 Conundrums and Charades by Charles and Alexander Hale, 1842 62 Adventure at Sea in one volume by Alexander Hale, 1842 63 The Giant by Mrs. Eliza Windemere, 1842 64 The Pirate Ship Hibernian by a member of the Franklin Circulating Library Society, 1842 65 The Journey of Jack and John to Different Places by the author of "Peter and George" [Charles Hale], 1842 66 Bill Pumpkin, Vol. 1, n.d. 67 Bill Pumpkin, Vol. 2, 1842 68-69 lost 70 The Fratricide: A True Story, 1841 71-72 lost 73 The English Cabin Boy by Alexander Hale, 1842 74 lost 75 Extracts from the Log Book of the Ship Ahoy, 1842 76 Adventures of Bill and Tom with Their Dog Jack, Vol. 1, by Charles Hale, 1842 77 Adventures of Bill and Tom with Their Dog Jack, Vol. 2, by Charles Hale, 1842 78 Adventures of Bill and Tom with Their Dog Jack, Vol. 3, by Charles Hale, 1842 79 Adventures of Bill and Tom with Their Dog Jack, Vol. 4, by Charles Hale, 1842 80 lost 81 The Philosopher's Stone by Charles Hale, 1842 82 A Fight by Charles Hale, 1842 1843 83 lost 84 Story of Margy Bindweed, 1843 85 The Chestnut Party with the Adventures which befel the guests on the way there, 1843 86 The Fairy Grasshopper by an unknown friend, 1843 87 lost 88 Curious Anecdote of a Dog by H. P. Curtis, 1843 89 Series of Lives of Cabin Boys No. 1, American Cabin Boy by Charles Hale, 1843 90 Series of Lives of Cabin Boys No. 1, Mexican Cabin Boy by Charles Hale, 1843 89 Series of Lives of Cabin Boys No. 4, Austrian Cabin Boy by Charles Hale, 1843 92-95 Story of Peter and George, Series 5th, Vol. 1-4, 1843 96 lost 97 The Lost Child, Vol. 1, by T. K. Lothrop 98 The Lost Child, Vol. 2, by T. K. Lothrop 99 lost 100 Sketch of the melancholy fate of an exploring expedition. In which all persons perished in the year 1676, 1843 101 Remarkable Bravery by Alexander Hale, 1843 102 Account of Island of Buhe 103 Account of the I[sland] of Mora 104 Account of the I[sland] of Logu, being travels of L. O. Hovey and J. Wright, 1842 105 History of the Island of Logu, No. 1, translated by J. Wright to accompany his "Travels in the Island of Logu" 106 History of the Island of Logu, No. 2, 1843 107 History of the Island of Logu, No. 3, 1843 108 Adventures of Bill and Tom with their Dog Jack, Vol. VI, by Charles Hale, 1843 109 An Anecdote by Mrs. Windemere, 1843 110 The Star by Robert Durivage, 1843 1844 112 Walter and Mindwell or the Deaf and Dumb Quarrel, 1844 113 The Three Princesses, Vol. 1, by Mrs. P. 114 The Three Princesses, Vol. 2 115 The Hawthorn Tree, 1844 117 The Unsuccessful Voyage to American, 1843 118 Settlement of the Island Regia, Vol. 1 119 Settlement of the Island Regia, Vol. 2 120 Settlement of the Island Regia, Vol. 3 121 Story of George and Jack, Vol. 1, 1844 122 Story of James, Vol. 1, Mrs. Eliza Windemere 123 Story of James, Vol. 2 123 Story of James, Vol. 3 125 Visit to the Old Soldier 126-129 lost 130 The Fairy Violet, a Tale by Alexander Hale, 1843 131 Various Stories, Vol. 3, 1844 132 Jemmy and the Bee by Selina Domdoodle, 1844 133 Story of John Harefoot, 1844 135 The Vegetables of Prince Swallowtail, 1843 136-137 lost 138 The Adventures of a Rod, 1844 1845 141 The Enchanted House 142 The Enchanted House, Vol. 2 143 lost 144 Peter Piboo, His Adventure with a Robber and What Happened After It by Robert Durivage, 1845 145 Bill and Tommy. Relating one of their nice adventures!!! by Robert Durivage, 1845 146 Zade Quimee and His Misfortunes by Robert Durivage 147 lost 148 Jack Torkera by Charles Hale 149 The Good Boy and the Bad Boy by Charles Hale, 1845 150 Grandpa's Stories to James, Sarah, Jack, Tommy, and Bobby. Vol. 1: James who wanted to hear about Ancient History 151 Grandpa's Stories to James, Sarah, Jack, Tommy, and Bobby. Vol. 2: Sarah who wanted to hear more about the Adventures of the Trojans &c. &c., 1845 152 Grandpa's Stories to James, Sarah, Jack, Tommy, and Bobby. Vol. 3: Jack who wanted to hear about ships, 1845 153 Grandpa's Stories to James, Sarah, Jack, Tommy, and Bobby. Vol. 4: Tommy who wanted to hear about Fairies, but who heard, finally, about The Lion and Joseph, 1845 154 Grandpa's Stories to James, Sarah, Jack, Tommy, and Bobby. Vol. 5: Bobby who wanted to hear about Dogs, 1845 155 The Water-Party by Mrs. Windemere, 1845 156 The Fairy Procession !!!! by Mrs. Windemere, 1845 157 The Two Birth Days!! by Miss Domdoodle, 1845 158 Daring, and the Giant Man-Eater!!! by Selena Domdoodle, 1845 159 Christmas-Eve or Willie Sherwood by Miss Mudge, 1845 160 The Salamander or Old Grimes, 1845 161 The Block House 162 Life of Wm. B. Jenkins by T. K. Lothrop, 1845 1846 163 Simeon Sykes or the Pearl of Crab Bay, 1846 164 A Complete Set of the Printed Documents of the Franklin Circulating Library, 1845 165 The Princess Moonina or The Haunted House, Vol. 1 166 The Princess Moonina or The Haunted House, Vol. 2 167 The Rocky Well, A Tale of Washingtonville 168 Food for the Young, Second Part 169 The Adventures of Miss Nabby Merrick, a poem by Stephen Tainter, M.D. [printed poem glued into volume] 170 Grandchildren's Stories, Vol. 1, by Charles Hale, 1846 171 Grandchildren's Stories, Vol. 2, by Charles Hale, 1846 172 Grandchildren's Stories, Vol. 3, by Charles Hale, 1846 173 Grandchildren's Stories, Vol. 4, by Charles Hale, 1846 174 Elmiona, or the White Rose, Vol. 1 175 Elmiona, or the White Rose, Vol. 2 176 The Wonderful Swing, A Tale by Mrs. Eliza H.(?) Windemere 177 The Water of Life or Faradae and Banana, Vol. 1 178 The Water of Life or Faradae and Banana, Vol. 2 179 Prince Pomegranite and his Trusty Followers by Jemima K. Quistose(?) 180 One of the Salem Witches, A Tale by T. K. Lothrop 181 Neddy Noodle 182 Aigiokos, The Raven Chief. An Indian Tale by T. K. Lothrop, 1846 183 Little Billy Watson, A Tale by T. K. Lothrop, 1846 184 lost 185 Lost Lillie 186 James Burlot, 1846 187 History of the Franklin Circulating Library from 1838-1846
APPENDIX II: Charlieshope Library

Members: Olivia B. Lowell, Fanny R. Banks, Lucy Parsons, Mabel H. Chapin, Lily White, Mary L. Morse, Nelly Hale, Alice Lee.

The Accident [lost] Allie and Charley by E. C. Papendick Araminta by Mrs. Windermere At Washington, A True Story/The Twins Book of Fortune by Arthur Hale The Boy Who Confessed to His Father About the Cat, 1868 The Boy Who Eats Potato and Meat [lost] The Burnt House by Herman Chapin, 1866 Charley Stanwood/Willie Hyde, 1866 The Crew of the Albatross, Vol. 1, by Mary L. Morse and Ellen Day Hale, 1867 The Day of a Doll [lost] The Desk Stories, Vol. 1, by Ellen Day Hale The Desk Stories, Vol. 2, by Ellen Day Hale The Desk Stories, Vol. 3, by Ellen Day Hale Ellen Stockbridge/Clara Andrews and Her Friend Who Lived in a Tree by CHL Members The Faithless Servant and Other Stories by Olivia Lowell The Fairy Book by Mabel H. Chapin The Fairy Festival Fairy Stories, Vol. 1, by Lily Finis Terre Fairy Stories, Vol. 2, by Lily Finis Terre The Fairy That Lived in a Tree by L.P. Fanny Benson by Cynthia Mack, 1866 Flora Hamilton, or the Blackberry Party by Ellen Day Hale Flossie and Dick, or a Visit to Auntie's, Vol. 1, by Zelle Costello Flossie and Dick, or a Visit to Auntie's, Vol. 1, by Zelle Costello The Gold Bracelet by E. W[indemere?] Harry and Anny âœHarry and Annyâ is an unfinished work from the celebrated pen(cil) of Miss Mary Lesley The Haunted House by Olivia B. Lowell Helen's Christmas in Paris/Violet Mason History of a Button by MLM, 1866 How I Silenced a Dog Johnny Randolph/Katy Jackson by Ellen Day Hale Julia Howe The Lady in Brown, a Fairy Story for Little Children, Vol. 1, by Ellen Day Hale The Lady in Brown, a Fairy Story for Little Children, Vol. 2, by Ellen Day Hale [only the cover survives] The Lame Boy The Lame Boy Recovered Mary Lee's Visit in the Country Mary Lowell, or the Desert Island, by Nelly Hale, 1865 Mary Snow and Eleanor Williams âœMary Snow and Eleanor Williamsâ was written seven or eight years ago by a child of six or seven. This must excuse various little inaccuracies of style. [The volume that continues the story is unfortunately lost.] Novel Without a Name by Arthur Hale and Ellen Day Hale, MDCCCLXVIII Peggy's Stories, Parts 1, 2, by Ellen Day Hale Peggy's Stories, Part 4, by Ellen Day Hale A Poem The Robe of Lightning, or the Adventures of the Fairy Anza by MLM and Ellen Day Hale The Six Labourers The Solitary House in Silo by Ellen Day Hale Under the Sea What the Playthings Said to Each Other on Midsummer Night by A Robin. Illustrated by Miss Robina Bright-Eyes The Young Sportsmen of Vermont by F. E. Peabody Other volumes not on Charlieshope Library list (published by Morse, Hale & Co.) The Enchanted House by A. Hale The Fairy Journey The History of a Tin Soldier by A. Hale The Histrey of a Tin Soldier, Vol 2, by A. Hale The Old Woman Who Lived in the Little White House in the Wood by Ellen Day Hale The Summer at the Seaside by E.O. [Lily] White The Visit by E. C. Papendick Chronicles of Waterford II. Polly's Testimonial by Keren Happuch, 1869
HALE FAMILY Genealogy 1 1 General, 1941-67, n.d. 1 2 Family crest, n.d. 1 3 Hale Family Association, Beverly (MA) Historical Association, 1991-92 1 4 "The Hales and the Great Rebellion," SSC pamphlet by Daniel Aaron, 1966 Generation I Hale, Enoch (1753-1837) 1 5 General, 1787-1921 1 6 Correspondence: letters to Nathan and Sarah Preston (Everett) Hale [son and daughter-in-law], 1821-31 1 7 Hampshire Charitable Society: reports, 1816 1 8 Westhampton Congregational Church history, 1970, n.d. 1 9 Will, copy by Philetus Hale [grandson], 1837 1 10 Hale, Octavia (Throop) (1754-1839) [Mrs. Enoch Hale]: deed, 1839 Hale, Nathan (1755-76) [brother of Enoch, "the patriot"] 1 11 General, 1810-1975, n.d. 1 12 Correspondence: typescript letters to Enoch Hale [brother], 1774-76 Generation II Hale, Enoch, Jr. (1790-1848) Correspondence, outgoing 1 13 Hale, Enoch, Sr. [father], 1828-30 1 14 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [brother], 1839, n.d. Hale, Nathan (1784-1863) and Sarah Preston (Everett) (1796-1866), Household 2 Family book, circa 1858-78 Family newspapers 2 1-2 The Hamiltonian 1841, 1842 2 3 Miscellaneous, 1840, n.d. Franklin Circulating Library (163 volumes): homemade books, mostly by Charles and Alexander Hale

[See Appendix I for title list]

 3 1839-42 4 1843-46 5 1 Hale, Nathan, Sr. (1784-1863) and Richard (1792-1839): deeds, Westhampton, MA, 1839 Hale, Nathan, Sr. (1784-1863) Biographical materials 5 2 1804-07 5 3 Financial account book, 1849-54 Activities 5 4 General, 1815-47, n.d. Boston and Worcester Rail Road Corporation 5 5-17 1827-55, n.d. 6 1-2 n.d. 6 3 Boston, City of, Joint Committee on Public Lands: report, 1853 Boston Weekly Messenger, Boston Weekly Messenger, Boston Miscellany 6 4 General, 1838, 1842, n.d. 6 5 Financial, 1835, 1852, n.d. 6 6-9 Boston Weekly Messenger: correspondence, 1822-52, n.d. 6 10-11 Boston Water Commission, 1845-52, n.d. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company Correspondence and reports 6 12-13 1845-50 7 1 1851, 1853, n.d. 7 2 Financial record, Mar-Jul 1850 7 3 European Brick Machine Company, 1854-57, n.d. 7 4 Invention: Improved Stereotype Plate, 1829-30, n.d. 7 5 Legal practice, 1818-39 7 6 Massachusetts Constitutional Convention, 1831 7 7 Massachusetts Webster Association, 1848, n.d. 7 8 Printing business, 1827, 1830 7 9 United States northeastern boundary, 1838, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 7 10 Batchelder, Samuel, 1807-10 7 11 Everett, Alexander Hill [brother-in-law], 1818-22, n.d. 7 12 Everett, Edward [brother-in-law], 1810, 1843 7 13 Hale, Charles [son], 1848-59 7 14-15 Hale, Edward Everett [son], 1843-60 7 16-17 Hale, Enoch [father], 1817-33 7 18 Hale, Lucretia [daughter], 1844 7 19 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [son], 1840-51 (?) 7 20 Hale, Sarah Everett [daughter], 1850 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [wife] 7 21-28 1816-50 8 1-2 1851-57 8 3 Hale, Susan [daughter], 1844, 1850 8 4 Hurlbut, Martin L., 1810-14 8 5 Miscellaneous non-family, 1844-49 Correspondence, incoming 8 6 Chase, William H. (re death of son Alexander Hale), 1850 8 7 Webster, Daniel, 1827-50 8 8 Miscellaneous, 1818-51, n.d. Speeches and writings 8 9 Correspondence and legal papers, 1830, 1850 8 10 Notes, fragments, and poems, 1807, 1827, n.d. 8 11 Address to the Washington Society, n.d. 8 12 "A Farewell Address to the Students of Phillips Exeter Academy," circa 1807 8 13 "Is Party Spirit Beneficial?" n.d. 8 14 Treatise on the rail road, n.d. Hale, Sarah Preston Everett (1796-1866) [Mrs. Nathan, Sr.] Biographical materials and memorabilia 9 1 General, 1810-66, n.d. Commonplace books 9 2 1810, n.d. 9 3 1827-51, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 9 4-8 Everett, Alexander Hill and Lucretia Orne (Peabody) [brother and sister-in-law], 1811-47 9 9-22 Everett, Edward and Charlotte (Brooks) [brother and sister-in-law], 1807-65 9 23 Everett, William [nephew], 1860-66 Hale groups 9 24-26 1838-47 10 1-24 1848-66 11 1-3 Hale, Alexander "Elly" [son], circa 1840s-50 11 4 Hale, Alexander and Charles (at Harvard) [sons], circa 1846-47 Hale, Charles [son] 11 5-30 1844-1865 12 1 1866 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [son and daughter-in-law] 12 4-12 1836-Apr 1849 13 1-19 May 1849-1866 13 20 Hale, Enoch and Octavia (Throop) [parents-in-law], 1831, 1833 13 21-22 Hale, Lucretia Peabody [daughter], 1839(?)-66 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [husband] 13 23-25 1816-49 14 1-3 1850-54 14 4-7 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [son], 1837-64 14 8-9 Hale, Sarah Everett [daughter], 1838-51 14 10 Hale, Susan [daughter], 1844-66 15 1 Miscellaneous, 1850-65, n.d. 15 2 Correspondence, incoming, 1826-51, n.d. Writings 15 3 Correspondence with publishers, 1829-46 15 5-9 Diaries, Jun 1850, 1859-62 15 10 Royalty statements, 1883-98 Hale, Richard (1792-1839) Correspondence 15 11 Hale, Enoch, Jr. [brother], 1837 15 12 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [brother], 1814-39 15 13 Hall, Sybella (Hale) (1797-?): letters to Enoch Hale, Sr. [father], 1817 15 14 Hooker, Octavia (Hale) (1788-?): letters to Hale, Jane (Murdock) [sister-in-law], 1833 McCall, Melissa (Hale) (1786-?) Correspondence, outgoing 15 15 Hale, Enoch, Jr. and Jane (Murdock) [brother and sister-in-law], 1846 15 16 Hale, Nathan, Sr. and Sarah Preston (Everett), [brother and sister-in-law] 1829-52 Generation III Hale, Alexander (1829-1850) "Elly" 16 1 General, 1850 Correspondence, outgoing 16 2 Hale, Charles [brother], 1846(?)-49(?) 16 3 Hale, Edward Everett [brother], 1843-50(?) 16 4 Hale, Lucretia Peabody [sister], 1839-50 16 5 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [brother], 1838, n.d. 16 6 Hale, Sarah Everett [sister], 1848-50 16 7-8 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother], 1844-50 16 9 Hale, Susan [sister], 1848-50 16 10 Fragment, circa 1846 16 11 Diary, travel, 1848 Hale, Charles (1831-1882) Biographical materials and memorabilia 17 1 General, 1840, 1859, 1880(?), 1967 17 2 Artwork, 1897, n.d. 17 3 "The History of Mr. Seward's Pet in Egypt" by Francis Dainese, 1866 17 4 Keene (NH) Invalid's Home, 1873-75 17 5 Notebook, 1853 Activities Boston Weekly Messenger 17 6-12 Correspondence, 1853-76, n.d. 17 13 Financial and legal, 1854, n.d. 17 14 Harvard University, 1855-76 Massachusetts government 17 15-16 Correspondence, 1855-76, n.d. 17 17 Election party tickets, 1874, n.d. 17 18 Railroad Commissioner, 1871-76 17 19 Today: A Boston Literary Journal, 1852 U. S. Department of State 17 20-21 Assistant Secretary, 1872-74 17 22 General Consul to Egypt, 1864-68 Correspondence, outgoing 18 1 Everett, Edward [uncle], 1856-59 18 2 Everett, William [cousin], 1863-74 18 3-4 Hale groups, 1851-71 18 5 Hale, Alexander "Elly" [brother], 1849-50 Hale, Edward Everett [brother] 18 6-29 1849-61 19 1-46 1862-Mar1872 20 1-10 Apr 1872-1880(?) 20 11-22 Hale, Lucretia Peabody [sister], 1839, 1850-80 20 23-25 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [brother], 1850-69 20 26-27 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [father], 1850-60 20 28 Hale, Sarah Everett [sister], 1850 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother] 20 29-32 1846-51 21 1-33 1852-Oct 1861 22 1-38 Nov 1861-Mar 1866 23 1-11 Apr-Dec 1866 Hale, Susan [sister] 23 12-19 1849-Nov 1868 24 1-6 Dec 1868-1878 24 7 Fragments of letters to Hales, n.d. 24 8 Miscellaneous, 1851-80 Correspondence, incoming 24 9 Bancroft, George, 1869, 1876 24 10 Denny, Henry G., 1865 24 11 Howells, William Dean, 1862-65

[See also Activities, Boston Weekly Messenger and Writings, Correspondence]

 24 12 Thayer, William Sydney, 1855 24 13 Miscellaneous, A-Z, 1855-76, n.d. Writings 24 14 Correspondence, 1872-76 24 15 Notes, circa 1861 24 16 Manuscripts, 1861-62 Hale, Edward Everett (1822-1909) and Emily (Perkins) (1829-1914) Household 25 1 Baby book, 1860-71 25 2 Correspondence, 1873, 1882 Financial 25 3 General, 1871, 1891 25 4-5 Ledgers, 1866-67, 1869-84 25 6 Household bills, trade cards, 1904-13, n.d. 25 7 Houses: deeds, mortgages, etc., 1852-1912, n.d. 25 8 The Meteor (family newspaper), 1868-69 25 9 Notebook with questionnaire re: tastes, 1861 25 10 Paper dolls and soldiers, n.d. 25 11 Play "William Tell: A Drama in Four Acts After Schiller" by E. and E. and A., 1870 25 12 Postmark collection (Herbert Dudley, Philip Leslie, and Robert Beverly Hale),1870s-80s 25 13 Wedding anniversary, 50th: correspondence, 1902 26 Charlieshope Library homemade books by Ellen Day and Arthur Hale and friends (57 volumes), 1865-68, n.d.

[See Appendix II for title list]

 Hale, Edward Everett (1822-1909) Biographical materials and memorabilia 27 1 General, 1896-1965, n.d. 27 2 Artwork, 1851, n.d. 27 3 Biographies, 1915-17 Birthdays 27 4 64th, 1886 70th, 1892 27 5-7 Letters and tributes, A-Z 27 8 Banquet: program, invitations, and arrangements Publication 27 9 Correspondence and drafts 27 10 Manuscript 28 1 Clippings 28 2-5 Tribute books 28 6 75th, 1897: correspondence 80th, 1902 28 7 Programs, invitation, and arrangements 29 1 Clippings 29 2-7 Letters and tributes, A-Z 29 8 Letters from school children Death, 1909 29 9 Clippings Condolence letters 29 10-17 A-S 30 1 T-Z and unidentified 30 2 Fiftieth anniversary commemoration service, 1959 30 3 Estate, 1909-10 30 4-5 Memorabilia, 1829-1909, n.d. 30 6 New York University Hall of Fame nomination, 1920 30 7 Retirement, 1899 30 8 Statue by Bela L. Pratt, Boston Public Garden, 1913-42, n.d. Activities Scrapbooks

[See indexes at end of each volume]

 31 circa 1845-81 32 circa 1852-79 33 1 General, 1860-78 33 2 Anti-slavery/Freedman's Aid, 1862-71, n.d. 33 3 Boston, City of, 1863-89, n.d. 33 4 Boston Weekly Messenger, sale of, 1854 33 5 Boston Public Library, 1865, 1885 33 6 Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 1859-78 33 7 Boys Institute of Industry, 1909, n.d. 33 8 Civil War and Reconstruction, 1863-65, n.d. 33 9 Clubs, 1850?-89, n.d. 33 10 Emigrant Aid, 1861-65, n.d. Historical Associations 33 11 General, 1862-84, n.d. 33 12 Massachusetts Historical Society, 1861-65 33 13 Hospitals, 1865, 1978, n.d. 33 14 Investment opportunities, 1863-75, n.d. Lend a Hand Society 33 15 General, 1888-1965, n.d. Publications 33 16 General, 1897-1906, n.d. 33 17 Circulars of Ten Times One is Ten, Vol. I and II, 1885 33 18 New England Refugees' Aid Society, 1865, n.d. 33 19 Old and New, 1870-74, n.d. 33 20 Periodicals, 1864-76, n.d. Poor relief 33 21 General, 1858-77, n.d. 33 22 North Street Mission for the Poor, 1861-64 33 23 Prisons, 1859, 1865, n.d. Religious 33 24 General, 1858-78, n.d. 33 25 Society for Encouraging Religious Education, 1880 33 26 South Congregational Church, 1804-78 Unitarian Church 33 27 General, 1859-1909, n.d. 33 28 American Unitarian Association, 1858-1909, n.d. Schools and colleges 34 1 General, 1829-72, n.d. 34 2 Antioch College, 1865-67, n.d. 34 3 Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute, 1868-78 34 4 Harvard College, 1850-1939, n.d. 34 5 Temperance, 1865, n.d. 34 6 United States Sanitary Commission, 1861-65 34 7 United States Senate Chaplaincy, 1905, n.d. 34 8 Women's Education Association, 1877, n.d. 34 9 Women's Rest Tour Association, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 34 10 Arnold, Helen (Freeman) n.d. 34 10a Freeman, Helen Elizabeth, 1884-1906 34 11 Freeman, Harriet Clark, Helen Hunt, and Caroline, 1897-1908 34 12 Hale groups, 1896-1908 34 13 Hale siblings, 1877-99 34 14 Hale children groups, 1866-95, 1902 Hale, Ellen Day [daughter] 34 15-30 1859-1901 35 1-3 1902-09, n.d. 35 4-5 Hale, Emily (Perkins) [wife], 1873-1909, n.d. 35 5A Hale, Enoch [father], 1858-61 35 6 Hale, Philip Leslie and Lilian (Westcott) [son and daughter-in-law], 1902-09, n.d. 35 7 Hale, Nancy [granddaughter], 1909 35 8 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother], 1856 35 9-11 Whitman, Minnie (Hamilton), 1859-1907, n.d. 35 12 Non-family, misc., 1852-1910 Correspondence, incoming 35 13 A, 1855-95 35 14 Addams, Jane, 1893 35 15 Agassiz, Elizabeth Carey and Louis R., 1852, 1874 35 16 Alcott, Louisa May, 1863 35 17 Alger, Horatio, Jr., 1861 35 18 Antin, Mary, 1900 35 19 Armstrong, S.C., 1886, 1888, n.d. 35 20 Atherton, Gertrude, 1904 35 21 B, 1855-1904, n.d. 35 22 Bancroft, George, 1858-70 35 23 Barrows, S.J., 1876, 1884 35 24 Beecher, Henry Ward, 1881 35 25 Bell, Alexander Graham, 1872, 1894 35 26 Bigelow, John, 1888 35 27 Butler, Benjamin Franklin, 1868 35 28 Bynner, Edwin L., 1876-87 35 29 C, 1846-1907, n.d. 35 30 Cable, George Washington, 1888-99 35 31 Choate, Joseph H., 1876-91 35 32 Church, Frederick, 1893 35 33 Cooper, Susan Fenimore, 1887 35 34 Cushing, Frank Hamilton, 1899 35 35 D, 1837-1904, n.d. 35 36 E, 1857-95 35 37 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1859, n.d. 35 38 F, 1847-1904, n.d. 35 39 Fields, Annie, 1887-91, n.d. 35 40 Freeman, Helen Hunt, n.d. 36 1 G, 1866-1907, n.d. 36 2 Gaskell, Elizabeth, Meta, Mariam, and William, 1860-62 36 3 Gilder, Joseph B., Jeannette L., and R.W., 1875-97 36 4 Grant, Robert, 1874, n.d. 36 5 Gray, Asa, 1854-87, n.d. 36 6 Greenough, Richard, 1844-72 36 7 Greenwood, Grace (Mrs. Lippincott), 1894 36 8 H, 1854-1901, n.d. 36 9 Hall, G. Stanley, 1878-90, n.d. 36 10 Hamlin, Cyrus, 1890-96 36 11 Hawley, Joseph R., 1865, 1890 36 12 Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 1854-1901, n.d. 36 13 Hoar, George F., 1851-1904 36 14 Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1887, n.d. 36 15 Howe, Julia Ward, 1871-88, n.d. 36 16 Howells, William Dean, 1864-1908 36 17 I-J, 1870-98 36 18 Jewett, Sarah Orne, 1871, n.d. 36 19 K, 1873, 1888 36 20 L, 1867-97, n.d. 36 21 Lincoln, Robert Todd, 1883-99 36 22 Livermore, Mary, 1888-92 36 23 Long, John D., 1894-1902 36 24 Loomis, Charles Battell, 1900-01 36 25 M, 1856-1900 36 26 May, Samuel, 1851 36 27 Miner, Myrtilla, 1858 36 28 Mitchell, Maria, 1874 36 29 N-O, 1873-1903 36 30 Norton, Charles Eliot, 1877-1903 36 31 Olmsted, Frederick Law, 1857, 1889 36 32 Owen, Robert Dale, 1870 36 33 P, 1855-1904, n.d. 36 34 Palfrey (?), John G., 1846-61 36 35 Palmer, Alice Freeman, 1898 36 36 Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer, 1856, n.d. 36 37 Phillips, Wendell, n.d. 36 38 Q-R, 1857-93, n.d. 36 39 Quincy, Josiah, 1874-75 36 40 Riggs, Kate Douglas Wiggin, n.d. 36 41 Rockefeller, John D., 1897 36 42 S, 1856-91 36 43 Sanborn, F.B., 1870-75 36 44 Scudder, Horace E., 1862-1900 36 45 Stone, Lucy, 1889, 1890 36 46 Sullivan, Annie M., 1888 36 47 T, 1874-99, n.d. 36 48 Tarbell, Ida, 1896-1904 36 49 V-Z, 1867-1902, n.d. 36 50 Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 1889 36 51 Washington, Booker T., 1886-1902 36 52 Whitney, Adeline D. T., 1870-71 36 53 Williams, Eleazer, 1852-57 36 54 Winthrop, Robert C., 1872-94 Correspondence, third party 36 55 Freeman, Harriet to Helen (Freeman) and Harold Arnold 1909-1912 Speeches and writings Addresses 37 1 Miscellaneous, 1879-1902 37 2 Bicentennial of the First Parish in Framingham, 13 Oct 1901 37 3 Dedication of the sixth meeting house, First Parish in Dorchester, 16 May 1897 37 4 Funeral of Isaac Fenno, 28 Jun 1897 37 5 Inauguration of John Gordon as President of Howard University, 30 Mar 1904 37 6 Opening of the Rowland G. Hazard Memorial, Peace Dale, RI, 9 Oct 1891 37 7 Service in memory of Phillips Brooks, 30 Jan 1894 37 8 "Communion Service," 25 Nov 1906 37 9 "The Contribution of Boston to American Independence," 121st celebration of the Declaration of Independence, Boston, 5 Jul 1897 37 10 "The Educated Citizen," Smith College Commencement, 17 Jun 1902 37 11 "The Five Great Duties of the Twentieth Century," University of Ohio Commencement, 19 Jun 1901 37 12 "The Gospel of Emerson for His Time and Ours," Emerson Celebration, Boston, 31 Jul 1903 37 13 "The Ideas of the Founders," Brooklyn Institute, 4 Nov 1903 37 14 "The Leaders Lead," Alpha Delta Phi Convention, Williams College, 24 May 1877 37 15 "Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Exercises," Philips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH, 29 Sep 1885 37 16 "Public Amusement for Poor and Rich," Church of the Unity, Worcester, MA, 16 Dec 1855 37 17 "The Results of Columbus's Discovery," American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, MA, 21 Oct 1892 37 18 "Thomas Starr King: A Memorial Address," South Congregational Church, Boston, MA, 1 Mar 1903 37 19 "What is the American People?" Phi Beta Kappa Society, Brown University, Providence, RI, 1885 37 20 "What Will He Do With It?" Cornell University Commencement, 12 Jun 1881 Sermons by title 37 21-22 A-F 38 1-7 G-Z Writings 39 1 Miscellaneous magazine and newspaper articles, 1879-1969, n.d. 39 2 "A Sunday Morning Prayer," n.d. 39 3 "Afloat and Ashore," 1891 39 4 "Christmas Waits in Boston," circa 1859 39 5 "Daily Bread: A Story of the Snow Blockade," 1888 39 6 "Dr. Geo. E. Ellis": typescript, n.d. 39 7 "Gosnold at Cuttyhunk," 1902 39 8 "The Great Harvest Year," n.d. 39 9 "Homer and David": dramatization of EEH story by Katherine E. Dopp, 1903 39 10 "How They Live in Boston and How They Die There," n.d. 39 11 "How To Grow Young," 1911 39 12 Introduction to a book by Miss Allen: ms., circa 1900 39 13 "John Albion Andrew": typescript, n.d. 39 14 "The Maltese Cross": manuscript, n.d. ("printed and presented by the King's Daughters of Wellesley College, 1890") "The Man Without a Country" (1863) 39 15 Lend a Hand Society reprint, 1904 39 16 Correspondence re: reprint in Outlook, 1889 39 17 Dramatizations: correspondence, programs, and clippings, 1884-1937 39 18 Film rights controversy: correspondence, 1917 39 19 "Mrs. De Laix's Indecision": ms., n.d. 39 20 "My Grandmother's Mutton: A Boston Christmas Story": ms., n.d. 39 21 "Neither Scrip nor Money: A Christmas Story," circa 1903 39 22 "Nel Suo Nome. Racconto dei Valdesi," 1887 39 23 "Old Age Pensions," n.d. 39 24 "One Hundred Years Ago. How the War Began," 1875 39 25 "Other Senators": typescript, n.d. 39 26 "The Professor of America": ms., n.d. 39 27 "Red and White. A Christmas Story," 1887 "The Real Philip Nolan," 1901 39 28 Mississippi Historical Society Publications reprint 39 29-30 Research materials 40 1-8 Research materials (cont'd) "Six Distinguished Men of Letters": typescript, n.d. 40 9 "Wendell Phillips" 40 10 "Daniel Webster" 40 11 "Ralph Waldo Emerson" 40 12 "Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" 40 13 "Josiah Quincy" 40 14 "John Quincy Adams" 40 15 "The Story of a Dory," n.d. 40 16 The Story of Massachusetts: pamphlet "To the Critics of the Story of Massachusetts," circa 1892 40 17 "Studies in American Colonial Life," 1895 "Susan's Escort" 40 18 Early draft: ms., n.d. 40 19 Later draft: ms., n.d. 41 1 That Unknown Country: reprint of Chapter XXI, n.d. "Tom Torrey's Tariff Talks" 41 2 Reprint, 1888 Manuscript 41 3 "The Cooking Stove" 41 4 "Well Enough Alone" 41 5 "The Jack Knife" 41 6 "Uncle Frank's Family and the Story He Told Them One New Year's Night," 1857 41 7 "The Unitarian Principles," n.d. 41 8 "The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ," n.d. Notes 41 9 Miscellaneous, n.d. 41 10 On Boston, n.d. 41 11-18 Folio "Parts of Translations, Sermons, and Christian History Lectures, 1846-1854. Epistles- Communion Address(?)" 41 19 Unitarian Communion Service (in Samuel Longfellow's hand) Business/financial materials 42 1 Miscellaneous publishers, 1873-1906 42 2 A.S. Barnes and Co., 1886-90 42 3 American Book Co., 1891-1904 42 4 Atlantic Monthly, 1882-97 42 5-6 Cassell Publishing Co., 1891-1904 42 7 The Century Co., 1907-09 42 8 Charles Scribner's Sons, 1881-98 42 9 D. Appleton and Co., 1897-98, n.d. 42 10 Dana Estes and Co., 1899-1905 42 11 Dodd, Mead and Co., 1903-09 42 12 Fields, Osgood and Co., 1869-74 42 13-14 Funk and Wagnalls, 1883-1907 42 15 G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1886-1910 42 16 Ginn and Co., 1887-1909 42 17 H.M. Caldwell Co., 1896-1905 42 18 Harper and Brothers, 1881-1909 42 19 Henry O. Shepard Publishing Co., 1894 42 20 Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1888-1910 42 21 J. Stillman Smith and Co., 1896-97 42 22 James R. Osgood Co., 1869, 1876 43 1-2 Library of Congress, Copyright Office, 1876-1906, n.d. 43 3 Lamson, Wolffe and Co., 1895-99 43 4-5 Little, Brown and Co., 1898-1909 43 6 Lothrop Publishing Co., 1893-1909 43 7 The Macmillan Co., 1905-09 43 8 The Outlook Co., 1897-1907, n.d. 43 9 Porter and Coates, 1887-91 43 10 Rand and Avery, 1865-68 43 11-13 Roberts Brothers, 1871-99 43 14 Thomas Y. Crowell and Co., 1897-99 43 15 Walker, Wise and Co., 1860-66 43 16 Correspondence with editors re: permission to reprint, anthologize, etc., 1888-1901, n.d. Correspondence with attorneys 43 17 Foster, Roger, 1888-98 43 18 Tyndale, Theodore, 1894-99, n.d. 43 19 Miscellaneous notes, n.d. 43 20 Financial journal, 1877-1909 Volumes 43 Boys' Heros. (Boston: D. Lothrop Company, 1886) 43 Christmas in Narragansett. (New York and London: Funk & Wagnalls, 1884) 43 Easter: a collection for a hundred friends. (Boston: J. Stilman Smith & Company, 1886) 43 Every-day Sermons. (Boston: J. Stilman Smith & Company, 1892) 43 For Christmas and New Year privately printed for the holidays, 1906 43 For Fifty Years: Verses written on occasion, in the course of the nineteenth century. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1893) 43 The Fortunes of Rachel. (NY: Funk and Wagnalls, 1884) 43 History of the United States written for the Chautauqua Reading Circles (New York: Chautauqua Press, 1884) 43 How They Lived in Hampton. A Story of Practical Christianity Applied in the Manufacture of Woolens. (Boston: J. Stilman Smith & Co., 1888) 43 How To Do It. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1884) 43 How To Live. (Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1903) 43 James Russell Lowell and his friends. (Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1899) 43 June to May: The Sermons of a Year preached at South Congregational Church in Boston, in 1880 and 1881. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1881) 43 The Man Without a Country (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1889 and Boston: J. Stilman Smith & Co., 1891) 43 The Man Without a Country and Other Tales. (Boston: R. B. Palfrey, 1868) 43 Mohonk Addresses by Edward Everett Hale and David J. Brewer with an introduction by Edwin H. Mead. Published for the International School of Peace. (Boston: Ginn and Company, 1910) 43 My Friend the Boss: A Story of To-day. (Boston: J. Stilman Smith & Company, 1888) 43 A New England Boyhood. (New York: Cassell Publishing Co., 1893) 43 New England History in Ballads by Edward Everett Hale and his children with a few additions by other people. Illustrated by Ellen D. Hale, Philip L. Hale, and Lilian Hale. (Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1903) 43 Our Christmas in a Palace. A Traveller's Story. (NY: Funk and Wagnalls, 1883) 43 Our Christmas in a Palace (NY: Standard Library, 1884) 43 Prayers in the Senate: Prayers offered in the Senate of the United States in the Winter Session of 1904. (Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1904) 43 Ralph Waldo Emerson together with two early essays of Emerson. (Boston: Brown & Company, 1899) 43 Stories of Invention told by inventors and their friends. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1885) 43 The Story of Massachusetts (Boston: D. Lothrop Company, 1891) 43 Sunday-school Stories on the Golden Texts of the International Lessons of 1889. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1889) 43 Sunday-school Stories on the Golden Texts of the International Lessons of 1889. Second part. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1889) Tell It Again series (Boston: J. Stilman Smith & Company) Aunt Caroline's Present, 1895 43 Col. Clipsham's Calendar, 1895 43 Hands Off (2 copies), 1895 43 One Good Turn: A Story, 1893 43 A Safe Deposit, 1895 43 Ten Times One is Ten: The Possible Reformation. (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1871) 43 The Works of Edward Everett Hale, Library Edition (Boston: Little, Brown, and Company) Ten Times One is Ten and Other Stories, 1899 43 Vol. II, In His Name and Christmas Stories, 1899 43 Vol. IV, The Brick Moon and Other Stories, 1899 43 Vol. V, Philip Nolan's Friends: A Story of the Change of Western Empire, 1899 43 Vol. VI, A New England Boyhood and other bits of autobiography, 1900 43 Vol. VII, How To Do It to which is added How To Live, 1900 43 Vol. VIII, Addresses and Essays on Subjects of History, Education, and Government, 1900 43 Vol. X, Poems and Fancies Edited by Edward Everett Hale 43 The Age of Chivalry or Legends of King Arthur by Thomas Bulfinch. A new enlarged and revised edition by Edward E. Hale. (Boston: S.W. Tilton & Co., 1884) 43 Lend a Hand: A Journal of Organized Philanthropy. Volume I, 1886. (Boston: Lend a Hand Publishing Company) 43 Lend a Hand: A Journal of Organized Philanthropy. Volume II, 1887. (Boston: Lend a Hand Publishing Company) 43 Standard Biographies: Lights of Two Centuries. (New York and Chicago: A.S. Barnes and Company, 1887) Miscellaneous 44 The Eath and Its Story: a First Book of Geology by Angelo Heilprin with inscription to Harriet E. Freeman Hale, Emily (Perkins) (1829-1914) [Mrs. Edward Everett Hale] Biographical material and memorabilia 44 1 General, 1852-1905, n.d. 44 2 Cookbook and recipes, circa 1873 44 3 Estate, 1911-15 44 4 Financial, 1902-11 44 5 Social Register, Boston and Washington, DC, 1910 Correspondence, outgoing 45 1 Baldwin, Elizabeth(?) [cousin], n.d. 45 2-6 Hale groups, 1889-1908 45 7 Hale, Arthur [son], 1877-1912 Hale, Edward Everett [husband] 45 8-25 1868-99 46 1-5 1900-08, n.d. 46 6 Hale, Edward Everett [husband] and Ellen Day [daughter], 1891-1906 46 7 Hale, Edward Everett, Jr. [son], 1875, 1886 Hale, Ellen Day [daughter] 46 8-20 1864-Mar 1892 47 1-16 Apr 1892-1905 48 1-3 1906-12, n.d. 48 4 Hale, Lilian (Westcott) [daughter-in-law], 1902-13 48 5 Hale, Nancy [granddaughter], 1911 48 6 Hale, Philip Leslie [son], 1878, 1898 (?) 48 7 Perkins, Mary [mother](from Europe), 1856-57, 1889 48 8 Miscellaneous, 1872-1912 48 9 Correspondence, incoming, 1873-1913, n.d. Hale, Lucretia Peabody (1820-1900) Biographical material and memorabilia 49 1 General, 1916, 1967, n.d. 49 2 Cookbook, n.d. Embroidery 49 3 Sampler (age 10), 1830 49 4-5 Designs and work samples, circa 1870s 49 6 Estate, 1897-98 49 7 Memorabilia, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing

[Typescripts of selected letters are in separate folders filed after the originals]

 49 7a Bates, Mr., 1883 49 8 Everett, William, 1863-96, n.d. 49 9-11 Hale groups, 1847-76, n.d. 49 12-13 Hale, Alexander "Elly" [brother], 1848-50 Hale, Charles [brother] 49 14-19 1848-63 50 1-15 1864-76, n.d. Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [brother and sister-in-law] 50 16-27 1837-53 51 1-33 1854-96 52 1-3 1897-99, n.d. 52 4 Hale, Ellen Day [niece], 1856, 1862, n.d. 52 5-6 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [brother], 1837-70, n.d. 52 7 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [father], 1850 52 8 Hale, Robert Beverly "Robbie" [nephew], n.d. 52 9-16 Hale, Sarah Everett [sister], 1835-51 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother] 52 17-30 1838-55 53 1-7 1856-66, n.d. 53 8-15 Hale, Susan [sister], 1840-68, n.d. 53 16 Fragments, n.d. 53 17 Correspondence, incoming, 1886-88, n.d. Writings 53 18 Diary, 1867(?)-68(?) 53 19 General, 1911, 1968, n.d. 53 20 "The Peterkins at the 'Carnival of Authors'": notebook, n.d. 53 21 "The Queen of the Red Chessmen," with "Miss Lucinda" by Rose Terry. (NY: The Happy Hour Library, n.d.) Volumes 53 Familien Peterkin (Gyldendal, 1969) [Danish edition of The Peterkin Papers] 53 The Peterkin Papers. (Boston: James R. Osgood & Co., 1880) 53 The Peterkin Papers. (Boston and NY: Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1900) 53 Stories for Children. Containing Simple Lessons in Morals. A Supplementary Reader for Schools or for Use at Home. (Boston and NY: Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, 1892) Hale, Nathan, Jr. (1818-71) Biographical material and memorabilia 54 1 Artwork, n.d. 54 2 Commonplace book and memorabilia, 1836 54 3 Estate, 1871 Correspondence, outgoing 54 4 Hale groups, 1851-69, n.d. 54 5-7 Hale, Charles [brother], 1852-69, n.d. 55 1-7 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [brother and sister-in-law], 1831-70, n.d. 55 8 Hale, Ellen Day [niece], 1864(?) 55 9-10 Hale, Lucretia Peabody [sister], 1838-70 55 11 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [father], 1838-54 55 12-13 Hale, Sarah Everett [sister], 1834-50, n.d. 55 14-20 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother], 1835(?)-65 55 21 Hale, Susan [sister], 1854-69 55 22 Fragments, n.d. 55 23 Non-family, 1842-69, n.d. Correspondence, incoming 55 24 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, n.d. 55 25 Story, William Wetmore, 1851 55 26 Sumner, Charles, n.d. 55 27 Publishers, 1843, 1869 Writings 55 28 Diaries, trips, 1841-48, 1860 55 29 Miscellaneous, 1832-49, n.d. Hale, Sarah Everett (1817-1851) 56 1 Bible, 1840 56 2 "Extract Book": commonplace book, circa 1827-50 Correspondence, outgoing 57 1 Everett, Alexander Hill [uncle], 1842 57 2 Everett, Charlotte (Brooks) [aunt], 1844-45, n.d. 57 3 Everett, Lucretia (Peabody) [aunt], 1846-51 57 4 Hale groups, 1846-48 57 5-6 Hale, Alexander "Elly" [brother], 1845-50 57 7 Hale, Charles, 1848-49 57 8-15 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [brother and sister-in-law], 1835-51 57 16-19 Hale, Lucretia Peabody [sister], 1837-51 57 20-24 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [brother], 1836-49 57 25-28 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother], 1838-51 57 29 Hale, Susan [sister], 1838-50 57 30 Correspondence, incoming: Channing, M., 1840? 57 31 Writings, miscellaneous, 1827, 1829 Hale, Susan (1833-1910) Biographical materials and memorabilia 58 1 General, 1892-1984, n.d. 58 2 Memorabilia, 1862-1901 58 3 Readings and skits, 1890, n.d. Artwork

[See also Oversize Materials]

58 4 Sketches, 1840-63, n.d. Watercolors 58 5-6 Miscellaneous, 1864-86, n.d. 58 7 Wildflowers of the Holy Land, 1868 Sketchbooks 58 8 1863 59 1 (landscapes)1865 59 2 (Egypt)1868, 1887, n.d. 59 3 (flowers)n.d. 59 4 (miscellaneous)n.d. 59 5 (landscapes)n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 59 6 Church, E.A., 1903-06 59 7-12 Hale groups, 1842-57, 1868-1910 59 13 Hale, Alexander "Elly" [brother], 1849-50 Hale, Charles [brother] 59 14-15 1846-60 60 1-8 1861-81, n.d. 60 9-17 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [brother and sister-in-law], 1842?-1907 60 18-20 Hale, Edward Everett, Jr. [nephew], 1879-90 61 1-13 Hale, Ellen Day [niece], 1868-1910, n.d. 61 14 Hale, Herbert Dudley [nephew], 1875, 1892 Hale, Lucretia Peabody [sister] 61 15-22 1847-73, 1876-80 62 1-16 1881-96 63 1-3 1897-1901, n.d. 63 4 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [father], 1850 63 5 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [brother], 1853-70, n.d. 63 6 Hale, Philip Leslie [nephew] and Lilian (Westcott), 1885-1902 63 7 Hale, Sarah Everett [sister], 1842-50, n.d. 63 8-12 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [mother], 1847-68 63 13 Unidentified fragments, n.d. 63 14 Miscellaneous, 1868-1910 63 15 Correspondence, incoming, 1872, 1890-91 Writings Diary 63 16 1889 63 17 1890-91 63 18 "The Emblem: A Mystic Romance" ms. of Ch. I, "The Gloomy Chamber," n.d. 63 19-27 "The Novel of the Nile" written by Charles, Lucretia, and Susan Hale on Nile trip, 1867-68: manuscript 63 28 "The Press": ms., n.d. 63 29 "What the Owl Saw in the Woods," n.d. 63 30 Royalty statements, 1888-1904 Volumes 63 A Family Flight Around Home. Part Second by Edward Everett Hale and Susan Hale (Boston: D. Lothrop Company, 1884) 63 Letters of Susan Hale edited by Caroline P. Atkinson with an introduction by Edward Everett Hale. (Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1919) Generation IV Hale, Arthur (1859-1939) 64 1 General, 1880-1903, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 64 2 Hale groups, 1872-1931 Hale, Edward Everett [father] 64 3-22 1872-92 65 1-9 1897-1909, n.d. 65 10 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents], 1872-1904, n.d. 65 11 Hale, Edward Everett, Jr. [brother], 1875-78 Hale, Ellen Day [sister] 65 12-22 1872-1917 66 1-10 1918-39, n.d. Hale, Emily (Perkins) [mother] 66 11-19 1872-92 67 1-6 1893-1913, n.d. 67 7 Hale, Herbert Dudley [brother], 1875-82 67 8 Hale, Philip Leslie [brother], 1883-1914 67 9 Hale, Robert Beverly [brother], 1883-94 67 10 Miscellaneous, 1872-1935, n.d. 67 11 Correspondence, incoming, 1877-1938, n.d. 67 12 Writings: poems, 1859-1939 67 13 Hale, Camilla (Conner) [Mrs. Arthur]: letters to Hales, n.d. 67 14 Hale, Charles Alexander (1861-67): letters to Ellen Day Hale, 1867 Hale, Edward Everett, Jr. (1863-1932) "Jack" Biographical materials and memorabilia 68 1 General, 1873, 1883-1972, n.d. 68 2 Clippings re: campaign for Congress, 1912 68 3 Artwork, circa 1868, n.d. 68 4 Notes, n.d. 68 5 The Union College I Remember, 1902-46 by Charles Newman Waldron Correspondence, outgoing 68 6 Crane, Stephen (photocopy), 1895 68 7 Hale, Arthur [brother], 1904, 1926 Hale, Edward Everett [father] 68 8-13 1872-99 69 1-4 1900-09, n.d. 69 5 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents], 1873-1908 Hale, Ellen Day [sister] 69 6-16 1879-1932, n.d. 70 1-2 n.d. 70 3-14 Hale, Emily (Perkins) [mother], 1873-1914, n.d. 70 15 Hale, Herbert Dudley [brother], 1880, n.d. 70 16 Hale, Lilian (Westcott) [sister-in-law], 1902, 1931-32 70 17 Hale, Nancy [niece], 1928-29 70 18 Hale, Philip Leslie [brother], 1927 70 19 Miscellaneous, 1884, 1904, n.d. 70 20 Writings: Life of Edward Everett Hale: correspondence, notes, 1919, n.d. Hale, Rose (Perkins) (1866-1963) [Mrs. Edward Everett Hale, Jr.] Correspondence, outgoing 70 21 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents-in-law], 1893-94, 1904, n.d. 70 22 Hale, Ellen Day [sister-in-law], 1919 70 23 Hale, Lilian (Westcott) [sister-in-law], 1917 Hale, Ellen Day, Lilian (Westcott) Hale, and Philip Leslie Hale 71 1-2 Artwork: letters to Nancy Hale, 1968-88

[See also Hale, Ellen Day: Artwork; Hale, Philip Leslie: Artwork; and Hale, Lilian Westcott: Artwork; and Oversize Materials]

 Hale, Ellen Day (1855-1940) Biographical materials and memorabilia 71 3 General and miscellaneous, 1788, 1886-1949, n.d. 71 4 Memberships, 1905-19 71 5-6 Memorabilia, 1862-1909, n.d. 71 7 Papers at Archives of American Art, 1978 71 8 Will, 1936-37 71 9 Estate, 1937-41 Artwork Correspondence 71 10 1877-1934, n.d. 71 11 to Nancy Hale, 1967-88, n.d. 71 12 Re: gift of self portrait to Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1987-88 71 13 Clippings and memorabilia, 1878-95, n.d. Exhibitions 71 14 Richard York Gallery, Oct-Nov 1981: correspondence, catalog 71 15 "American Women Artists, 1830-1930": correspondence and clippings, 1986 71 15a Dickinson College, 2007 71 16 Lists, 1930, n.d. 71 17 Photographs, 1981, n.d. 71 18 Sketches, etching, oil, watercolors, 1892, n.d. Activities General correspondence 71 19 1902-32, n.d. 71 20-22 With attorney George Lemist Clark, 1909-15 72 1 Responses to advertisement to find a place for a maid, 1918 72 2 School finances for Laura Hale, 1927 Copyrights, Edward Everett Hale and Lucretia Peabody Hale 72 3 General, 1910-37 72 4 Little, Brown & Co., 1910-37, n.d. Evelyn Nordhoff Bindery 72 5 General, 1899-1901, n.d. 72 6-7 Correspondence, 1898-1902, n.d. 72 8 Talk re: Evelyn Nordhoff given to Social Reform Club, 1899 Family papers and artifacts 72 9 General, 1910-33 72 10 Clementi piano, 1932-33, n.d. 72 11 Egyptian artifacts, 1931, 1965, n.d. 72 12 Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, 1931-34 72 13 Madigan, Thomas re: autograph collection, 1932-33 72 14 New York State Library re: Edward Everett Hale diaries, 1933 Financial 72 15 General, 1879-1936, n.d. 72 16 Grant from American Unitarian Association, 1936 72 17 Helen Knowlton Subscription Fund: correspondence, 1897 Real Estate/houses 72 18 General, 1908-19, n.d. 72 19 Correspondence with Gasch & Birge/Herman E. Gasch, 1907-36, n.d. Folly Cove, Rockport/Gloucester, MA, property 72 20 General, 1910-37, n.d. 72 21 Correspondence with attorney Frederick H. Tarr, 1910-32 William Morris Hunt Memorial Fund 72 22 General re: William Morris Hunt, 1879-1982 72 23 Correspondence, 1879-98, n.d. 72 24 Records, 1880, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 73 1 Clark, Abigail [secretary to EEH], 1909-12 73 2 Curtis, Miss (re: art schools for women in Paris), 1887 Hale groups 73 3-18 1873-Nov 1882 74 1-8 Dec 1882-1909 74 9 "Brother" (unidentified), 1880-83 74 10 "Grandmama" (unidentified), 1878-83 74 11 Hale, Arthur [brother], 1874-82, 1923 Hale, Edward Everett [father] 74 12-22 1872-95 75 1-9 1896-1909 75 10-12 Hale Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents], 1879-92, n.d. 75 13 Hale, Edward Everett, Jr. "Jack" [brother], 1873-84 Hale, Emily Perkins [mother] 75 14-18 1872-Jul 1882 76 1-20 Sep 1882-1897 77 1-8 1898-1914 77 9 Hale, Herbert Dudley "Bertie" [brother], 1878-83 77 10-20 Hale, Lilian Westcott [sister-in-law], 1902-39, n.d. 78 1 Hale, Nancy [niece], 1926 78 2 Hale, Philip Leslie [brother], 1878-1928 78 3 Hale, Robert Beverly "Robby" "Delancey" [brother], 1877-82 78 4 Hale, Susan [aunt], 1886 78 5 Miscellaneous, 1878-1924 Correspondence, incoming 78 6 A, 1891-1935, n.d. 78 7 B, 1877-1934, n.d. 78 8 Beaux, Cecilia, 1891-1931 78 9 Berenson, Mary, 1904 78 10 C, 1906-35, n.d. 78 11-12 Clark, Abigail, 1909-17, n.d. 78 13-15 Clements, Gabrielle, 1907-33 78 16 D, 1904-35, n.d. 78 17 E, 1874-1933 78 18 F, 1910-11, n.d. 78 19 Fields, Annie, 1886 78 20 G, 1882-1913, n.d. 78 21 Garfield, Helen N., 1906-13 78 22 H, 1907-34, n.d. 78 23 Hall, Betsy, 1908, n.d. 78 24 Hoar, George F., 1897 78 25 Holman's Print Shop, 1933-35 78 26 Hunt, William Morris, 1878, n.d. 78 27 I-J, 1905-34, n.d. 78 28 Jewett, Sarah Orne, 1891, n.d. 78 29 K, 1891-1934, n.d. 78 30 Kroll, Genevieve and Leon, 1933-35, n.d. 78 31 L, 1881-1933, n.d. 78 32 Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1915, 1923 78 33 Loring, Helen J., 1915-19 78 34 M, 1875-1933, n.d. 78 35 N, 1909, 1914 78 36 Newell, Annie C., n.d. 78 37-38 Nordhoff, Charles, 1898-1901 79 1-7 Nordhoff, Evelyn Hunter, 1891-93 79 8 Nordhoff, Evelyn Hunter: etchings, sample of leather work, n.d. 79 9 Nordhoff, Lida, 1893, n.d. 79 10 P-Q, 1912-31, n.d. 79 11 Page, Annie, 1908-11, 1931 79 12 Page, Lillian A., 1864-65, 1934-35 79 13 Park, Charles E., 1928-34 79 14 Pinchot, Gifford and Mary, 1911-24, n.d. 79 15 R, 1909-25 79 16 Ronka, Louis S. and Arne, 1932-35 79 17 Roosevelt, Edith Kermit and secretary, 1906 79 18 S, 1902-34, n.d. 79 19 Seymour, George Dudley, 1921-25 79 20 Smith, Maverette G., 1908-12, n.d. 79 21 T-W, 1909-33, n.d. 79 22-25 White, Eliza Orne, 1883-1917, 1932-36, n.d. 79 26 Y, 1911, n.d. 79 27 Unidentified and fragments, 1907-33, n.d. 80-81 Originals of correspondence to family from Europe, 1881-83.

[USE PHOTOCOPIES IN BOXES 73-77]

 Speeches and writings 82 Diaries, 1901, 1904, 1905, 1921 Speeches 83 1 Leonardo da Vinci: text and notes, n.d. Lucretia P. Hale, the Author of the Peterkins (The Literary Society, Washington, DC, 1926) 83 2 manuscript 83 3 typescript 83 4 William Morris Hunt, n.d. 83 5 Sicily, n.d. Writings 83 6 Poems, 1891, 1913, n.d. Epistolary fiction re: Americans in Italy, n.d. 83 7 manuscript 83 8 typescript 83 9 Miscellaneous: notebook, n.d. Stories and essays 83 10 Re: art student in France, n.d. 83 11 Re: travelling west in the U.S., n.d. 83 12 Re: art students visiting Cape Ann quarries, n.d. 83 13 Etching, n.d. 83 14 "Christmas Shoes and Stockings," n.d. 83 15 "For the Honor of the Class," n.d. 83 16 "Lucretia Peabody Hale," circa 1926 83 17 "A Pilgrimage to Mont St. Michel," n.d. 83 18 "A Week in France," n.d. 83 19 Notebook with "story written for her father," a piece about the work of Gabrielle Clements, and Finnish language exercises, n.d. Published 83 20 Miscellaneous, 1883, 1890 83 21 Articles re: France in Traveller, 1882-85 83 22 "History of Art," National Bureau of Unity Clubs leaflet no. 14, 1888 84 1 Ellen Day Hale (1855-1940) and Gabrielle Clements De Vaux (1858-1948): correspondence (from others), 1916-32 Gabrielle Clements De Vaux (1858-1948) 84 2 General, 1948, n.d. Correspondence 84 3 General, 1910-38, n.d. 84 4 From Ellen Day Hale, 1913-19 85 1 Hale, Henry Kidder (1869-76): certificate of baptism, 1869 Hale, Herbert Dudley (1866-1908) "Bertie" Biographical materials and memorabilia 85 2 Death: condolence letters, 1908 Education 85 3 General, 1877-91 85 4 Harvard College, 1886-88 85 5 Notebooks, 1886, n.d. 85 6 Scrapbook, n.d. 85 7 Drawings, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 85 8-16 Hale, Edward Everett [father], 1873-1908, n.d. 86 1 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents], 1884-1906 86 2 Hale, Ellen Day [sister], 1876-1904 86 3-6 Hale, Emily (Perkins) [mother], 1873-1908 86 7 Miscellaneous, 1879-92, n.d. Correspondence, incoming 86 8 Miscellaneous, 1886-1902, n.d. 86 9 Re: engagement, 1891 Hale, Margaret Curzon (Marquand) (1872-1948) [Mrs. Herbert Dudley Hale] Correspondence, outgoing 86 10 Hale, Edward Everett [father-in-law], 1891-1902, n.d. 86 11 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents-in-law], 1908-09 86 12-14 Hale, Emily (Perkins) [mother-in-law], 1892-1909 86 15 Miscellaneous Hales, 1902, 1932, n.d. 86 16 Family home: Curzon Mill, Newburyport, MA, 1948 Hale, Philip Leslie (1865-1931) and Lilian (Westcott) (1881-1963) Artwork

[See also Philip Leslie Hale and Lilian Westcott Hale]

 87 1 Clippings, 1911-77 87 2-3 Correspondence 1936-88, n.d. 87 4 Exhibitions, 1970 Correspondence 87 5 General, 1928, n.d. 87 6 Butler, Theodore Earl and Alice (Monet), 1907-25, n.d. 87 7 Financial: stock record, 1929-51 87 8 Memorabilia, 1929, n.d. 87 9 Wedding: clipping and invitation, 1902 Hale, Philip Leslie (1865-1931) Biographical materials and memorabilia 88 1 Biographical sketches and genealogy, 1932-77, n.d. 88 2 Biographical article: "Philip Leslie Hale: His Life" by Rob Leith, n.d. Death 88 3 Arrangements and funeral, 1931 88 4 Obituaries, 1931 Financial 88 5 General, 1931 88 6 Estate checkbook, 1931 88 7 Memorabilia, 1865-1933, n.d. 88 8 Papers at Archives of American Art, 1964-75, n.d. 88 9 Scrapbook compiled circa 1931 (containing items circa 1867-1931) Artwork 89 1 General and clippings, 1908-87, n.d. 89 2-4 Correspondence, 1908-88, n.d. Exhibitions 89 5 General, 1910-75, n.d. 89 6 Memorial Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1931 89 7 Vose Galleries, Boston, 1966 89 8 Vose Galleries, Boston, 1988 89 9 Lists of paintings and drawings, 1930, 1965,n.d. 89 10 Notes, miscellaneous, n.d. 89 11 Photographs of paintings and drawings, 1980, n.d. 89 12 Photographs of Memorial Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1931 Correspondence, outgoing 90 1 Hales, miscellaneous, 1875-1902 90 2-7 Hale, Edward Everett [father], 1873-1908 90 3-12 Hale, Ellen Day [sister], 1873-1930, n.d. 90 13-15 Hale, Emily (Perkins) [mother], 1873-1902 Hale, Lilian (Westcott) [wife] 90 16-17 1901 91 1-12 1902-30, n.d. Hale, Nancy [daughter] 91 13-17 circa 1910-1930 92 1-6 (including some typed copies) 1930 (cont'd)-31, n.d. 92 7 Hardin, Taylor Scott [son-in-law], 1929-30 92 8 Westcott, Harriet (Clark) [mother-in-law], 1907, 1918, 1928 92 9 Miscellaneous, 1895, 1923, n.d. Correspondence, incoming 92 10 Almy, Frederic, 1917-20 92 11 Butler, Theodore Earl, 1897-1906, n.d. 92 12 Fenway Studios maids, 1929, 1931 92 13 Hardin, Taylor Scott [son-in-law], 1928-31 92 14 Presbitero, Katherine Kinsella, 1930 92 15 Westcott, Harriet (Clark) [mother-in-law], 1928 92 16 Whitman, Walt [typescript], n.d. 92 17 Miscellaneous, 1898-1931, n.d. Condolence letters 92 18-24 To Lilian (Westcott) Hale, 1931 92 25 To Nancy Hale, 1931 Speeches and writings 93 1 Notes, miscellaneous, n.d. Speeches 93 2 Clippings and publicity, 1920, n.d. 93 3-4 History of Art, student notes by Ann Hunt, 1928-29 Painting, n.d. 93 5 Botticelli, Ghirlandaijo, Lippi 93 6 Cave Dwellers, Egyptian, Syrian 93 7 Chinese and Japanese 93 8 Cennini 93 9 Copley and Stuart 93 10 da Vinci 93 11 The English School 93 12 Gallery talks 93 13 Giotto 93 14 Grecian Painting 93 15 How to Paint 93 16 Impressionism 93 17 Impressionism and Post-Impressionism 93 18 Masaccio and Mantegna 93 19 Modernists I 93 20 Modernists II 93 21 Raphael 93 22 Titian 93 23 The Van Eycks 93 24 Miscellaneous, n.d. Writings 93 25 Articles, 1896-1930 93 26 Correspondence, 1930-47 93 27 Jan Vermeer of Delft (1913; second edition, 1937): publicity, reviews, and essay by Ralph T. Hale, 1913, 1937 93 28 Notes on [Abel] Fullum ("Yankee Handyman"), n.d. 93 29 Poems, n.d. Hale, Lilian (Westcott) (1880-1963) [Mrs. Philip Leslie] Biographical materials and memorabilia 94 1 Address book and births and deaths record book, n.d. 94 2 Award and certificate, 1931, n.d. 94 3 Biographical sketches, 1946-59, n.d. 94 4 Calling cards and stationary, n.d. 94 5 Christmas cards, 1923, n.d. 94 6 Christmas card lists, 1948-63 94 7 Clippings, 1932-49, n.d. 94 8 Death, will, 1959, 1963 94 9 Financial, 1925-28 94 10 Garden, n.d. 94 11-13 Household business, 1913-63, n.d. 94 14 Passport, 1933 94 15-17 Memorabilia, miscellaneous, 1885-1937, n.d. 94 18 Notebooks, miscellaneous, n.d. 94 19 Party lists, n.d. 94 20 Wedding of Nancy Hale and Taylor Scott Hardin, 1928 Artwork 95 1 General and clippings, 1897-1983, n.d. 95 2-5 Clippings scrapbook, 1908-51 95 6 Bookplate for Edith Davies Kingsbury, 1895-97 95 7-14 Correspondence, 1895-1987, n.d. Exhibitions 96 1-2 1908-81, n.d. 96 3 University of Virginia Museum tea, 1960? Memorial exhibitions 96 4 Lists of works, 1965-66, n.d. 96 5 Arrangements, 1963-66, n.d. 96 6 Correspondence, 1964-66, n.d. 96 7 Clippings and publicity, 1965-66 Lists 96 8 Paintings (by title of work), 1926-47 96 9 Sales (by title of work), 1908-46 96 10 Sales, 1908-46, n.d. 97 1 Exhibitions (by title of work), 1926-31 97 2 Drawings (by title of work), 1919-29 97 3 Portrait prices, 1928-29, n.d. Photographs 97 4 List of distribution of photographs of works, 1926-37 97 5 Drawings, 1917, n.d. 97 6 Paintings, 1915, n.d. Portraits, n.d. 97 7 Sons-in-law, n.d. 97 8 Great-granddaughters, n.d. 97 9 Grandsons, n.d. 97 10 Lilian W. Hale (self-portrait), n.d. 97 11 Nancy Hale (daughter), n.d. 97 12 Harriet C. Westcott (mother), n.d. Adults 97 13 Identified/titled works, n.d. 97 14 Unidentified/untitled works, n.d. Children 97 15 Identified/titled works, n.d. 97 16 Unidentified/untitled works, n.d. 97 17 Negatives, n.d. 97 18 Slides, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 98 1 Arnold, Helen (Green), 1959-63 98 2 Clements, Gabrielle, 1916, n.d. 98 3-4 Hale, Edward Everett [father-in-law], 1902-09 98 5-18 Hale, Ellen Day [sister-in-law], 1904-39, n.d. 98 19 Hale, Emily Perkins [mother-in-law], 1902-13 Hale, Nancy [daughter] 98 20-24 1914-36 99 1-16 1937-49 100 1-4 1950-62, n.d. 100 5 Hale, Philip Leslie [husband], 1911-30, n.d. 100 6 Hardin, Rosalie [mother of son-in-law #1], 1927 100 7 Hardin, Taylor Scott [son-in-law #1], 1931-44?, n.d. 100 8 Littell, Anna (Westcott) [sister], 1907-34, n.d. 100 9 Wertenbaker, Charles [son-in-law #2], 1936, 1938 100 10 Wertenbaker, Lael [second? wife of Charles Wertenbaker], 1946-47 100 11 Wertenbaker, William [grandson], 1948-49 100 12 Westcotts/Littells, 1929, n. d. 100 13 Westcott, Edward G. [father], 1887-89, n.d. 100 14 Westcott, Harriet (Clarke) [mother] and Anna (Westcott) Littell [sister],1906-32, n.d. 100 15 Westcott, Harriet (Clarke) [mother], 1900-31, n.d. 100 16 Miscellaneous, 1919-63, n.d. Correspondence, incoming 100 17 Agassiz, Mabel, 1949-55 100 18 Arnold, Helen (Green), 1947-59 100 19-20 Baxter, Molly Upson, 1902-47 100 21 Bowers, Fredson [son-in-law #3], 1941-59 100 22 Brooks, Grace, 1920, 1943-50 100 23 Brown, Harold P., 1908, 1933, 1937 100 24 Butler, Marthe Monet and Theodore Earl, 1904-35 100 25 Cantacuzene, F. Anne, 1924, 1929, n.d. 100 26 Clements, Gabrielle, 1918-45 100 27 Farnsworth, Lucy, 1924-29, n.d. 100 28 Hansell, Harriet Ann (Littell) "Hal" [niece], 1934-63, n.d. 100 29 Hardin, Mark [grandson] and nurses, 1934-61, n.d. 100 30-31 Hardin, Rosalie [mother of son-in-law #1] and Mark [grandson], 1927-48, n.d. Hardin, Taylor Scott [son-in-law #1] 100 32-33 1927-34 101 1 1935-55, n.d. 101 2 Hinkle, Beatrice, 1943 101 3 Kennedy, Edith, 1917-28, n.d. 101 4 Larkin, Ruth, Oliver "Pete," and "Little Pete," 1937, 1948, n.d. 101 5 Lincoln, Agnes, 1938?-51?, n.d. 101 6-15 Littell, Anna (Westcott) [sister], 1900-63, n.d. 101 16 Littell, Elton [brother-in-law], 1944-61, n.d. Loomis, Ellen 101 17 1911-45 102 1-2 1946-55, n.d. 102 3 McFadden, Frances, 1943?, n.d. 102 4 Monet, Alice, 1904 102 5 Nickerson, Beatrice, 1933-36, n.d. 102 6 Perkins, Elizabeth (Nowell) and Edna, 1940-57 102 7 Sarton, Mabel and May, 1944-53 102 8 Wertenbaker, Charles Christian [son-in-law #2], 1935-46 102 9 Wertenbaker, Lael [second? wife of son-in-law #2], 1944-50 102 10-11 Wertenbaker, William [grandson] and nurses, 1942-57, n.d. 102 12 Westcott, Edward G. [father], 1887 102 13-17 Westcott, Harriet (Clarke) [mother], 1900-32, n.d. 102 18 White, Eliza Orne, 1934-46 102 19 Miscellaneous re engagement, 1902 102 20 Miscellaneous, A-Z, 1909-62, n.d. 102 21 Miscellaneous, unidentified, 1919-58, n.d. 103 1-6 Condolence to Nancy Hale, 1963-64 Diaries 104 1 Notes on visits to London museums, 1904 104 2 Notes after death of Philip Leslie Hale, Jan-Jun 1931 104 3-12 1932-1933, 1936-39, 1941-49, 1952-62 Hale, Robert Beverly (1869-95) "Robbie" Biographical materials and memorabilia 105 1 Birthday book, 1880 Education 105 2 Miscellaneous notebooks, 1882, n.d. 105 3 Roxbury Latin School, 1883-87, n.d. Harvard College 105 4 General, 1887-91 105 5 Chemistry 1 notebook, 1890 105 6 Themes, 1887-90 105 7 Memorial Library, Matunuck, RI, 1897-1967 105 8 Memorabilia, 1870-94, n.d. 105 9 Scrapbook: "R.B. Hale's and J.F. Gray's Autographs of Prominent Females," 1884-85, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 105 10-12 Hale, Edward Everett [father], 1873-95 105 13 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [parents], 1892 105 14-15 Hale, Ellen Day [sister], 1877-95, n.d. 105 16 Hale, Emily (Perkins) [mother], 1877-95, n.d. 105 17 Hale, Lucretia and Susan [aunts], 1890, 1892 105 18 Hale brothers, 1890, n.d. 105 19 Correspondence: letters of introduction, 1894-95, n.d. Writings Diaries 106 1 1883(?) 106 2 "Journal of R.B. Hale and G.W. Lee on a journey to the White Mts. on foot," Sep 1886 106 3 1887 Correspondence 106 4 General, 1893-95 106 5-6 Letters of acceptance, 1891-95 106 7-9 Refusals, 1891-95 106 10 List of articles by R.B. Hale, 27 Apr 1892 106 11 Poems, 1892-96, n.d. 106 12 Scrapbook "Literary Criticisms in Commonwealth," 1892-94 106 13 Stories and essays, 1895-96, n.d. 106 14 Notebook, n.d. 106 15 Volume: Six Stories and Some Verses. (Boston: J.M. Bowles Publisher, 1896) Generations V and VI Diederich, Sybil (Hale) and Kurt [daughter and son-in-law of Arthur and Camilla (Connor) Hale] 107 1 General, 1900, n.d. 107 2 Correspondence to Hales, 1897-1907, n.d. 107 3 Hale, Edward Everett III [son of Herbert Dudley and Margaret (Marquand) Hale]: letters to Ellen Day Hale [aunt], 1918-20 107 4 Hale, Herbert Dudley, Jr. [son of Herbert Dudley and Margaret (Marquand) Hale]: General, 1901-09, 1916 107 5 Hale, Laura (Hale) [daughter of Herbert Dudley and Margaret (Marquand) Hale]: letters to Ellen Day Hale, 1920-27 107 6 Hale, Maurice Perkins [son of Edward Everett Hale, Jr. and Rose (Perkins) Hale]: letters to Hales, 1923, 1932, n.d. 107 Hale, Nathan and Lillian (Boynton) [son and daughter-in-law of Edward Everett Hale, Jr. and Rose (Perkins) Hale] 107 7 General, 1947-86, n.d. Correspondence 107 8 Nathan to Ellen Day Hale, 1917-18 107 9 Lillian to Ellen Day Hale and Gabrielle Clements, 1935, 1949, n.d. 107 10 Hale, Nathan [son of Nathan and Lillian (Boynton) Hale]: clipping, 1976 Hale, Robert Beverly ( -1985) [son of Herbert Dudley and Margaret (Marquand) Hale] 107 11 General, 1948-85 107 12 Letters to Ellen Day Hale, 1934, n.d. 107 13 Hale, Thomas Shaw [son of Edward Everett Hale, Jr and Rose (Perkins) Hale]: letters to Ellen Day Hale, 1930-34 Noble, Elsa (Diederich) [daughter of Sybil (Hale) Diederich] 107 14 Letters to Lilian (Westcott) Hale, Ellen Day Hale, and Gabrielle Clements, 1938, n.d. 107 15 Estate, 1972-78 Thorne, Margaret (Hale) [daughter of Herbert Dudley and Margaret (Marquand) Hale]: correspondence 107 16 To Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) Hale, 1902-09 107 17 To Ellen Day Hale and Gabrielle Clements, 1910-35 107 18 Unidentified Hale Family fragments, n.d. Miscellaneous papers 107 19 General, 1781-1916, n.d. 107 20 Composition (incomplete) on the first Battle of Bull Run (possibly a Westcott item), 1863 107 21 Handmade newspaper The Herald, No. 5 and No. 7, 1813, n.d. 107 22 Japanese prints, n.d. 107 23 Liberty Loan Committee of New England postcard series, circa 1918 107 24 Society for Propagating the Gospel Among Indians, and others, of North America: reports, 1795-98 107 25 Typescript of journal of William Sydney Thayer (friend of Charles Hale), 1852-63 107 26 Story by Rose Zeffler (friend of and model for Philip L. and Lilian W. Hale), circa 1913 BEECHER FAMILY 108 1 General and genealogy, n.d. Correspondence 108 2 Miscellaneous, 1857, 1873(?) 108 3 Beecher, Catharine E. to Harriet (Beecher) Stowe and Mary (Beecher) Perkins [sisters], n.d. 108 4 Beecher, Charles to Ellen Day Hale [great niece], 1892 GILMAN FAMILY 108 5 Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1836-1915, n.d. Gilman, Charlotte (Perkins) 108 6 Lecture flyer, n.d. 108 7 Correspondence to Hales, 1885-1934 108 8 Gilman, Frances: correspondence to Hales, 1896 Gilman, Kate (Perkins) 108 9 Correspondence to Emily (Perkins) Hale [sister], 1873 108 10 Correspondence to Mary (Beecher) Perkins [mother], 1857 108 11 Gilman, Maria P.: correspondence to Emily (Perkins) Hale, 1900 HOOKER FAMILY 108 12 Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1911 Hooker, Isabella (Beecher) 108 13 Chicago World's Fair, 1893 Correspondence 108 14 Emily (Perkins) Hale [niece], 1893-1902 108 15 Harriet (Beecher) Stowe and Mary (Beecher) Perkins [sisters], 1857 108 16 Lilian Westcott [Hale], [great niece], 1902 108 17 Hooker, John: letters to Mary (Beecher) Perkins [sister-in-law], 1857 108 18 Hooker, Mary: letters to Harriet (Beecher) Stowe [aunt], n.d. PERKINS FAMILY 108 19 Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1852, 1907, n.d. 108 20 Perkins, Charles E. letters to Mary (Beecher) Perkins [mother], 1856-57 108 21 Perkins, Frances to Emily (Perkins) Hale [sister-in-law], 1895 Perkins, Frederick B.: correspondence 108 22 Ellen Day Hale [niece], 1872 108 23 Mary (Beecher) Perkins [mother], 1856 108 24 Perkins, Lucy: letters to Mary (Beecher) Perkins [mother], n.d. Perkins, Mary (Beecher) 108 25 Notebook, 1827 Correspondence 108 26 Emily (Perkins) Baldwin [sister-in-law], 1830-35, n.d. 108 27 Foote, Eliza [cousin?], 1844 108 28 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) [son-in-law and daughter], n.d. 108 29 Hale, Ellen Day [granddaughter], 1862, n.d. 108 30 Perkins, Mary R.: letters to Emily (Perkins) Hale, 1899 Perkins, Thomas Clap 108 31 Obituaries, 1872 108 32 Letters to Ellen Day Hale [granddaughter], 1860, 1863 STOWE FAMILY 108 33 General, 1970, n.d. 108 34 Stowe, Eliza: letters to Emily (Perkins) Hale [cousin], 1898 108 35 Stowe, Harriet (Beecher): letters to Ellen Day Hale [niece], 1889 EVERETT FAMILY Generation I 109 1 Everett, Oliver (1752-1802): Humane Society of Massachusetts membership certificate, 1791

[See Oversize Materials]

Everett, Lucy (Hill) (1768-1824) Correspondence 109 2 To Alexander Hill and Lucretia Orne (Peabody) Everett [son and daughter-in-law], 1816-21 109 3 From Mrs. Torry, n.d. Generation II Everett, Alexander Hill (1790-1847) 109 4 General, 1847-1981 Correspondence, outgoing 109 5 Batchelder, Samuel, 1808 109 6 Eustis, William, 1816 109 7 Everett, Edward [brother], 1822-26 109 8 Everett, Enoch [brother], 1816 109 9-18 Everett, Lucy (Hill) [mother], 1806-22 109 19 Hale, Edward Everett [nephew], 1844-47 109 20 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [brother-in-law], 1818-44 110 1 Hale, Nathan, Jr. [nephew], 1841-42 110 2-10 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister], 1811-47 110 11 Hale, Sarah Everett and Susan [nieces], 1841-42 110 12 Ward, Thomas W., 1844 Correspondence, incoming 110 13 Adams, John Quincy, 1808 110 14 Batchelder, Samuel, 1808 110 15 Drojat, Francois, 1826 110 16 Forsyth, John, 1840 110 17 Kennedy, J., 1840 110 18 Slidell, Alexander, 1827 Writings 110 19 Diary, 1838-39 110 20 Financial records, 1846-50 110 21 Manuscript "Ch. IV: First Settlement of Virginia continued," n.d. Everett, Lucretia Orne (Peabody) (1786-1862) Correspondence, outgoing 110 22 Everett, Lucy (Hill) [mother-in-law], 1818-23 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister-in-law] 110 23-30 1816-46 111 1 1847-50 111 2 ?, Lucia, 1823 Everett, Edward (1794-1865) 111 3 General, 1834-1941 111 4 "Address at the Consecration of the Cemetary at Gettysburg," 1853 Correspondence, outgoing 111 5 Everett, John [brother], n.d. 111 6 Hale, Charles [nephew], 1855 111 7 Hale, Edward Everett [nephew], 1840-56 111 8 Hale, Nathan, Sr. [brother-in-law], 1818-56 111 9 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister], 1815-16, 1856 111 10 Correspondence, incoming: Tyler, John, 1843 111 11 Everett, Charlotte (Brooks) (1800-1859): correspondence to Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister-in-law], 1827, 1832 Everett, John (1801-26) 111 12 General, 1826, n.d. 111 13 Financial, 1822 Activities 111 14 Boston Debate Society, 1825 111 15 Transylvania University, Professor of Greek, 1819-20 111 16 Harvard Law School, 1823-25 111 17 Law practice, 1823-24, n.d. 111 18 Political matters, n.d. Correspondence, outgoing 111 19 Bronson, Oliver, n.d. 111 20 [Durivage], Lucy (Everett) [sister], 1815? 111 21 Everett, Lucy (Hill) [mother], 1815?, 1819 111 22 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) and Nathan, Sr. [sister and brother-in-law], 1818-20 111 23-26 Mellen, Grenville, 1820-25 111 27 Miscellaneous, 1824-25, n.d. Correspondence, incoming 111 28-31 Bronson, Oliver, 1821-25 112 1 Elwyn, John L., 1824 112 2 Lyman, Charles, 1819-21 112 3-5 Walker, Charles, Jr., 1820-23 112 6 Miscellaneous, 1822-24 Writings 112 7 Miscellaneous, n.d. 112 8 On American literature and education, circa 1820 112 9 Verses, circa 1819-20 112 10 Durivage, Lucy (Everett) (1791-circa 1864): correspondence to Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister], 1822?-51 112 11 Everett, Oliver, Jr. (1788-1864): correspondence to Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) and Nathan, Sr. [sister and brother-in-law], 1827-43 112 12 Everett, Ann (Gardner) (1784-1840): correspondence to Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister-in-law], 1828-29 Everett, Thomas Correspondence 112 13 To family, 1816 112 14 To Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [sister], 1816, 1829, 1830 Generation III 112 15 Buffum, Relief (Everett) (1814-1902): correspondence to Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett) [aunt], 1837 112 16 Durivage, Francis Alexander (1814-81): correspondence to Hale, Nathan, Jr. [cousin], 1829 112 17 Everett, William (1839-1910): correspondence to Hale, Edward Everett [cousin], 1888 HILL FAMILY 112 18 Hill, Alexander: correspondence from Sullivan, James, 1797 WESTCOTT FAMILY 113 1 General, 1873, n.d. Genealogy 113 2 General, 1931-34, n.d. 113 3 Stukeley Westcote and Some of His Descendants, circa 1890 Westcott, Edward Gardner [father of Lilian (Westcott) Hale] 113 4 General, 1847-76 113 5 Death, 1898 Lee Arms Company 113 6-7 General, 1894-97 Correspondence re: sale of patents on guns 113 8-21 A-T, 1896-97 114 1-3 W-Z, 1896-97 Westcott, Harriet (Clarke) [mother of Lilian (Westcott) Hale] 114 4 General, 1931?, n.d. Correspondence 114 5 Miscellaneous, 1888, n.d. 114 6 From Chase, William Merritt (re Lilian), 1898 114 7 From Hale, Philip Leslie [son-in-law], n.d. 114 8 From Littell, Elton G. [son-in-law], 1912 114 9 To ?, Julie, 1877 Education, Ingham University, LeRoy, NY 114 10 Catalogs, 1869-72 114 11 Compositions, 1868-69 Westcott, Mary Dent [sister of Lilian (Westcott) Hale] 114 12 General, 1882-86 114 Bible, 1885 BASSET/CLARKE FAMILY 114 13 General, 1896, 1952 Mary (Basset) Clarke [mother of Harriet (Clarke) Westcott] 114 Hymnbook, 1845 114 14 Watercolors, n.d. LITTELL FAMILY Littell, Anna (Westcott) [sister of Lilian (Westcott) Hale] and Elton G. 114 15 General, 1912-61, n.d. 114 16 Correspondence, 1887-1949, n.d. Photographs and Visual Images Family 115 1 Beecher family: photographs and statue, n.d. 115 2 Beecher, Lyman: photograph of portrait by James Henry Beard, n.d. 115 3 Buffum, Relief (Everett) [Mrs. John]: photograph, n.d. 115 4 Clarke, Rufus and Mary (Bassett) [parents of Harriet (Clarke) Westcott]: photographs, n.d. 115 5 Diederich, Sybil (Hale) [daughter of Arthur Hale]: photographs, 1905, n.d. 115 6 Everett, Alexander Hill, 1790-1847 [brother of Sarah PE Hale]: photographs of portrait, n.d. 115 7 Everett, Edward 1794-1865 [brother of Sarah PE Hale]: photograph, print, print of the library at his Boston house, n.d. 115 8 Everett, John

[See Daguerreotypes and cased images]

115 9 Everett, William, 1839-1910 [son of Edward Everett]: photographs, n.d. 115 10 Hale, Arthur: photographs, 1879, 1884, n.d. 115 11 Hale, Camilla (Conner) [Mrs. Arthur]: photograph, n.d. 115 12 Hale, Charles: photographs, print, 1865?, 1868, n.d. 115 13 Hale, Charles Alexander: photographs, n.d. 115 14 Hale, Christopher Rose: photographs, n.d. Hale, Edward Everett 115 15-18 Photographs, alone, 1840s-1914 (most undated) 116 1 Photograph album, circa 1901 116 2 Group photographs, n.d. 116 3 Photographs with his children and grandchildren, n.d. 116 4 Drawings, engravings, lithographs, 1904, 1909, n.d. 116 5 Photographs of bust and of statue in Boston Public Garden, n.d. 116 6 Calendar with photographs, n.d. 116 7 Hale, Edward Everett, Jr.: photographs, 1860s, n.d. Hale, Ellen Day 116 8 Photographs, 1860s-1933, n.d. 116 9 Drawing and photograph of portrait by Margaret L. Bush-Brown, 1910 116 10 Hale, Emily (Perkins): photographs, n.d. 116 11 Hale, Henry Kidder: photographs, 1871, n.d. 116 12 Hale, Herbert Dudley: photographs, n.d. 116 13 Hale, Herbert Dudley, Jr.: photographs, 1899, n.d. 116 14 Hale, Jane (Murcock) [Mrs. Enoch]: photograph, n.d. 116 15 Hale, John, 1748-1802 [brother of Enoch and Nathan the patriot]: photograph of portrait, n.d. 117 1 Hale, Laura (Hale): photograph, n.d. Hale, Lilian (Westcott) 117 2-4 Photographs, 1880s-1960s 117 5 Photographs with Nancy Hale and Mark Hardin(?), circa 1910-61 117 6 Drawings, photographs of bust, 1946, n.d. 117 7 Hale, Lucretia Peabody: photographs, 1860s, n.d. 117 8 Hale, Margaret (Marquand) and Matty Brooks Brown: photograph, 1887 117 9 Hale, Maurice Perkins: photographs, n.d. 117 10 Hale, Nathan, 1755-1776 ("the patriot"): photograph of statue by E.S. Woods, and bust, n.d. 117 11 Hale, Nathan, Sr.: photographs, print, n.d. 117 12 Hale, Nathan, Jr.: photographs, circa 1865, 1870, n.d. 117 13 Hale, Nathan (1930- ) [son of Nathan and Lillian (Boynton) Hale]: photographs, 1932-33 Hale, Philip Leslie 117 14-15 Photographs, 1860s-1930s 117 16 Drawings, 1902, 1911, n.d. 118 1 Hale, Robert Beverly (1869-95): photographs, 1879-86, n.d. 118 2 Hale, Sarah Everett: drawings and photographs of drawings, circa 1840, n.d. 118 3 Hale, Sarah Preston (Everett): photographs, n.d. 118 4 Hale, Susan: photographs, 1860s-1908, n.d. Hale group photographs Children of Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) Hale 118 5 1860s 118 6 With friends, 1880s 118 7 With friends: tintypes, 1880s 118 8-9 Miscellaneous, 1840s-1950s, n.d. 118 10 Hall, Sybella (Hale): photographs, 1875, n.d. 118 11 Hansell, Harriet Ann (Littell): photographs, 1915?-44, n.d. 118 12 Hooker, Mary (Perkins) and Sidney: photograph, 1897 118 13 Littell, Anna (Westcott): photographs, 1879-1942, n.d. 118 14 Littell, Elton: photographs, n.d. 119 1 Noble, Elsa (Diederich): photographs, 1925-27, n.d. 119 2 Perkins, Charles E.: photograph, n.d. 119 3 Perkins, Mrs. Edward with sons Henry and Edward: photograph, n.d. 119 4 Perkins, Frederick Beecher: photographs, n.d. 119 5 Perkins, Mary Foote (Beecher) and Mabel Gilman: photographs, n.d. 119 6 Stowe, Calvin and Charlie: photograph, engraving, n.d. 119 7 Stowe, Harriet (Beecher): photograph, n.d. 119 8 Thorne, Margaret (Hale) (1898-?): photographs, circa 1912, n.d. 119 9 Thorne, Margaret, Jr., and Gilbert: photograph, n.d. 119 10 Westcott family groups: photographs, 1870s-1918, n.d. 119 11 Westcott, Edward G.: photographs, 1898, n.d. 119 12 Westcott, Harriet (Clarke): photographs, 1862-circa 1930, n.d. 119 13 Westcott, Mary Dent: photographs, 1879, 1885, n.d. Friends and associates 119 14 Arnold, Helen (Freeman): photographs, n.d. 119 15 Baxter, Molly (Upson): photographs and photograph of bust, 1910, n.d. 119 16 Bridgeman, Laura: photograph, n.d. 119 17 Burke, Mary (laundress, Dedham, MA): photograph, n.d. 119 18 Butler, Theodore Earl, Alice (Monet), and children: photographs, 1906, n.d. 119 19 Chamberlain, Beatrice Mary: Christmas card with photograph, 1911 119 20 Channing, W.H.: photograph of portrait, n.d. 119 21 Child, Lydia Maria: photograph, n.d. 119 22 Codman, Catherine: photograph, n.d. 119 23 Dickens, Charles: photograph, n.d. 119 24 Emerson, Ralph Waldo: photograph, print, n.d. 119 25 Fairbanks, Charles Warren: photograph, 1905 119 25a Freeman, Harriet E.: photograph, 1907 119 26 Fullum, Abel (Hale hired man for 2 generations): photographs, n.d. 119 27 Garrison, Charles, Margaret, and Robert Hale: photographs, 1896-97 119 28 Garrison, William Lloyd: photograph, n.d. 119 29 Hawthorne, Nathaniel (?): photograph, n.d. 119 30 Hedge, Rev. Dr.: photograph, n.d. 119 31 Holmes, Oliver Wendell: photograph, n.d. 119 32 Hunt, William Morris: photographs, n.d. 119 33 James, Henry, Sr.: photograph, n.d. 119 34 Keller, Helen: photograph, n.d. 119 35 Kennedy, Bobby and FitzRoy: photograph, n.d. 119 36 Kennedy, Edith (Mrs. Albert): photograph, n.d. 119 37 Kidder, Henry P.: photograph, n.d. 119 38 Knowlton, Helen M.: photograph, n.d. 119 39 Lagage, Bastien: photograph, n.d. 119 40 Lesley, Susan (Lyman) "the Lady from Philadelphia:" photographs and photograph of drawing, n.d. 119 41 Lincoln, Abraham: photograph, n.d. 120 1 Longfellow, Henry Wadworth and Samuel: photographs, lithograph, n.d. 120 2 Loomis, Ellen and child: photograph, n.d. 120 3 Lowell, Charles Russell: print, from a crayon portrait by SW Rowse, n.d. 120 4 McIntyre, Ruth: photo, 1919 120 5 Owen, Robert: print, n.d. 120 6 Peabody, George: photograph, n.d. 120 7 Quincy, Josiah (Harvard President): photograph, n.d. 120 8 Richards, Ellen Swallow: photographs, n.d. 120 9 Scudder, Horace E. [EEH's "double"]: photograph, 1896 120 10 Thayer, William S.: photograph, 1866 120 11 Tilden, Rev.: photograph, n.d. 120 12 White, Eliza Orne: photographs, n.d. 120 13 White, William O.: photograph, n.d. Miscellaneous friends 120 14 General: photographs, 1892, n.d. 120 15 Friends of Charles Hale, most unidentified: photographs, 1892, n.d. Places 120 16 Boston Daily Advertiser building: photograph, n.d. 120 17 "Charlieshope," Walnut St., Brookline, MA (home of Sarah P.E., Nathan, Jr., Susan, and Lucretia Hale): photograph, circa 1865 120 18 Enoch Hale House, Westhampton, MA: photograph, circa 1880 Folly Cove, Rockport/Gloucester, MA (summer home of Ellen Day Hale, Gabrielle Clements, Lilian (Westcott) Hale) 120 19 "The Thickets" (first house): photographs, 1934-36, n.d. 120 20 "Howlets": photographs, 1942-76, n.d. 120 21 Gravesites: photographs, 1988, n.d. 120 22 Hale-Bancroft House, Beverly, MA: photographs, 1900, n.d. 120 23 Hale House, Newbury, MA: photographs, n.d. 120 24 Hales Place, Tenterden, Kent, England: print, photographs, 1830, n.d. 120 25 Hartland Abbey, Devonshire, England (Stukeley Westcott family seat): postcards, print, n.d. 120 26 39 Highland St., Roxbury, MA (home of Edward Everett Hale and family): photographs, postcards, 1895, 1905, n.d. Matunuck, RI 120 27 Summer home of Edward Everett Hale: postcard, photographs, 1967, n.d. 120 28 "Camp Nathan Hale" (summer home of Nathan (1930- ) and Lillian (Boynton) Hale: postcards, photographs, 1967, n.d. 120 29 Robert Beverly Hale Memorial Library: photographs, 1967 120 30 1748 N St., Washington, DC: photograph, n.d. 120 31 Nathan Hale House, Coventry, CT: photographs, postcard, 1920-21 120 32 Nathan Hale School, New London, CT: postcard, n.d. 120 33 "Oak Knoll," Danvers, MA: photograph, n.d. 120 34 "Octorara House," Rowlandsville, MD (home of Camilla (Conner) Hale: photograph, n.d. "Sandy Down," 213 Highland St., Dedham, MA (home of Philip Leslie and Lilian (Westcott) Hale) 120 35 Photographs of house, 1910s-20s 120 36 Photographs of garden, 1910s-40s 121 1 Photographs of garden with painters' models, 1920s 121 2 Photographs of environs, 1920s 121 3 South Congregational Church, Boston, MA (parish of Edward Everett Hale): photograph, n.d. 121 4 Studio of Philip Leslie Hale, The Fenway, Boston, MA: photographs, n.d. Subjects 121 5 Arthur Hale's boat "The Teal": photographs, 1918-19 121 6 Civil War photographs, art, 1860s 121 7 Lincoln Memorial statue by Adolph Alexander Weinman, Hodgenville, KY: photographs, 1909 121 8 Miscellaneous and unidentified, n.d. Daguerreotypes, tintypes, and cased images 122 Everett, Edward: daguerreotype 122 Everett, John: miniature painted portrait done in Lexington, MA (poor condition), 1820 122 Hale, Charles: tintype, circa 1860s and 4 daguerreotypes, circa 1856 123 Hale, Edward Everett: 3 daguerreotypes, circa 1840s 123 Hale, Ellen Day: daguerreotype, circa 1858 123 Hale, Lucretia Peabody: 2 daguerreotypes, circa 1850s 123 Hale, Nathan, Jr.: daguerreotypes, circa 1860s 123 Hale, Sarah Everett: daguerreotype of drawing Group daguerreotypes 123 Hale, Susan and Sarah Preston (Everett), circa 1840? 124 Hale, Emily (Perkins) and Ellen Day, circa 1855 124 Hale, Charles Alexander and Arthur, circa 1865 124 Hale, Susan and Edward Everett Hale, circa 1850 124 Hale, Charles, Susan, and two unidentified women, circa 1850 Westcott, Harriet (Clarke) 124 Daguerreotype, circa 1852 124 Daguerreotype with her father, circa 1852-53 124 Unidentified daguerreotypes: 2 poses unidentified woman; unidentified woman; unidentified child 125 4 glass paperweights with photographs of Charles Hale, circa 1860s 125 2 ceramic? tiles with photographs of Nathan Hale, Jr., n.d. 125 Ceramic? tile with photograph of Charles Alexander Hale and Arthur Hale, n.d. Photograph albums 126 Beecher, Perkins, Peabody, Stowe, Gilman, White, Whitney, circa 1860s 126 Hale, Edward Everett with Helen and Ethel Freeman: circa 1900 126 Hale, Edward Everett in the White Mountains with the Freemans, circa 1900 127 Unidentified, circa 1850s-60s [includes lobster man] 127 Hale, Robert Beverly: tintype album, circa 1890 127 Hale, Charles, 1866 127 Hale, Charles?, 1860s, circa 1872 Oversize Materials General 128 Hale, Ellen Day: address book, n.d.; bible, gift of Lyman Beecher, n.d.; financial record; calling lists, 1904, 1908 129 1 Everett Family: Everett, Alexander Hill: passport, 1822; royalty statements, 1847; Everett, John: passport, 1822; Everett, Oliver: Humane Society membership certificate, 1791 129 2 Hale, Alexander: Harvard diploma, 1848; certificate for completion of Greek requirements, Harvard, 1848 129 3 Hale, Charles: Harvard diploma, 1850 129 4 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins) household: New Year's gift chart, late 1860s or early 1870s 129 5 Hale, Edward Everett: Harvard diploma, 1879; flyer "A Mutual Bank of Circulation and Discount," n.d.; seating chart, Commercial Club of Boston dinner, 5 Oct 1889 "complimentary to delegates to the Congress of American Nations"; Report on Antioch College, n.d.; "An Outside and Inside View of Humboldt College," n.d.; plot plan of the "old church estate," 1801; certificate of honorary membership, Kansas State Historical Society, 1899; Commonwealth of Massachusetts governor's proclamation establishing Thanksgiving Day, 1860 129 6 Hale, Ellen Day: diploma of merit, North, Central, and South American Exposition, New Orleans, 1885-86; tracing by Gabrielle Clements of plot plan of properties at Folly Cove, 1906; 1916 copy of 1801 plant of Folly Hill pasture 129 7 Hale, Herbert Dudley: Ecole des Beaux Art, Section d'Architecture, instruction for Concours d'emulation du 4 Mar 1891 129 8 Hale, Nathan, Jr.: Harvard diploma, 1838; army commissions and resignation, 1844-49 Hale, Nathan, Sr. 129 9 Biographical: Williams College diploma Activities 129 10 Miscellaneous: American Rail Road Journal, 3 Sep 1836; bill of Mortality City of Boston, 1846; certificate of membership, Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture, 1818 129 11 Boston and Worcester Rail Road 129 12 Boston Water Commission 129 13 Improved Stereotype Plate 129 14 Hale, Robert Beverly: 2 publications record charts, n.d. 129 15 Hale, Susan: passport, 1867 129 16 Newspapers: J Russell's Gazette, 30 Jan 1800; Boston Gazette, 30 Jun 1806; Boston Daily Evening Transcript, 26 Jul 1838; Massachusetts Centinel, 10 Nov 1787; Independent Chronicle and Boston Patriot, 8 Jul 1835 129 17 Miscellaneous: map of Boston "from actual survey" by Osgood Carleton, 1796; 12 Jul 1848 letter James Brown (for the holders of Pennsylvania stock resident in England) to Governor David R. Porter of Pennsylvania; Japanese print [woman in kimono with peonies and apple blossoms], n.d.; reprint of The Boston News-Letter "first newspaper ever published in America," 1893 Historical Publishing Co. Artwork 130 Hale, Ellen Day: sketchbooks (7), 1873?, 1879, 1907?, n.d. 131 Hale, Philip Leslie: sketchbooks (2), n.d. Hale, Lilian (Westcott) 131 Sketchbooks (8), n.d. 132 Printing plates: "Spring Reverie," "Portrait of Miss Margaret Williams" 132 Hale, Philip Leslie: printing plates: "A Family Affair," "Cap'n Peter Turner," "Woman with Fan," "La Donna Mi-Velata" 133 1 Hale, Susan: 11 watercolors, ( "Saratoga, March 11, 1880" (still life with mantelpiece and calla lilies); "Magnolia, 1879(?)" (seaside landscape); landscape with trees and stone walls, n.d.; river landscape, n.d.; 2 views of hillside with castle-like building (on 1 piece of paper), n.d.; view into a conservatory, n.d.; town scene, probably Egypt or Palestine, n.d.; city scenes, Europe?; two boots and the tip of an umbrella, n.d.; mountain scene, n.d.; landscape, n.d.) Hale, Ellen Day 133 2 Etchings ("First Night in Venice," n.d.; "Father Damien" (7), 1889) 133 3 Photographs of art 133 4 Clements, Gabrielle: etchings ("Hills of Nazareth," "Mt. Etna, Taormina," "Porte del Garde, Azores," "Bell Tower, Taormina"), n.d. 133 5 Nordhoff, Evelyn: etchings ("House at Coronado," "Santa Barbara") 134 1-6 Hale, Lilian (Westcott): sketches, miscellaneous art, 1886-97, n.d. 134 7-13 Hale, Philip Leslie: drawings, etchings, miscellaneous art, oil sketch of Edward Everett Hale on wood panel, n.d. Hale, Ellen Day 135 1 Drawings: bull, head of a man, seated man, head of a man 135 2 Oil study: portrait of a man (same as seated man above) 135 3 Hale, Susan: 2 oils: woman sitting on a porch, nude man on a stool, n.d. Photographs and Visual Images 135 4 Beecher Family: poster of Henry Ward Beecher "from the painting by T. Hicks," published 1853; poster map of Nook Farm as it was circa 1855, published 1970s? 135 5 Hale, Edward Everett and Emily (Perkins): EEH in an unidentified group, n.d.; 2 photographs of EEH; 2 copies photograph with Edward Cummings; EPH blow up of photograph, n.d. 135 6 Hale, Robert Beverly: 3 photographs as a child 135 7 Hale, Sarah Everett: drawing, probably by William Witmore Story, circa 1840 [broken] 135 8 South Congregational Church: 2 engravings: architect's renderings of interior by Nathaniel J. Bradlee, n.d. 136 1 Hale, Edward Everett: plaster cast of a bas relief by W. Clark Noble, 1909 136 2 Beecher, Henry Ward: photograph, n.d.; Beecher, Lyman: pencil drawing, n.d. 136 3 Everett, Edward: lithograph, 1854 136 4 Hale, Lilian (Westcott): wedding photograph, 1902; Hale, Philip Leslie: etching of PLH? while painting by William Meyerowitz, 1920; Westcott, Harriet (Clarke): photo as a child, circa 1852 136 5 [Hansell], Harriet Ann and Hale, Nancy: photograph, circa 1914 136 6 Hale, Philip Leslie in art class, France?, n.d.: photograph, circa 1914; Sullivan, Mary, model for Boston artists, 2 photos, n.d. 136 7 Hale, Robert Beverly: Glee club photograph, n.d.; portrait photograph in frame with pansy embroidery 136 8 Hale, Edward Everett: portrait photograph, 2 copies, 1860s? Artifacts 137 1 Medal, Schola Latinae Bostoniensis, awarded to Nathan Hale [Jr] for a translation from Caesar, 1830 137 2 Medal, Schola Latinae Bostoniensis, Edward E. Hale Industria praimuim, 1832 137 3 Hale, Sarah Everett, a prize for most amiable, Miss Susan Whitney's School, circa 1820s Boston Public Latin School 137 4 Award to Alexander Hale for Industry, 1841 137 5 Award to Alexander Hale for Industry, 1842 137 6 Award to Alexander Hale for a Latin Narrative, 1844 137 7 Award to Alexander Hale for Exemplary Conduct, 1844 137 8 Reward of Merit by the School Committee to A. Hale, 1844 Phi Beta Kappa fob?, key? 137 9 Edward Everett Hale, n.d. 137 10 Charles Hale, n.d. 137 11 Nathan Hale, Jr., n.d. 137 12a-b Hale, Charles: studs? cuff links?, n.d. 137 13 Hale, Edward Everett: ring, inscribed "EEH from J(?)EH Mass Ga S.C." 137 14 Hale, Charles: napkin ring inscribed "Charles" 137 15 "Hair" pin inscribed "Papa Aug 16 1784 Feb 8 1863, Mama Sept 5 1795 Nov 14 1866 137 16 Snuff? box decorated with a face with tongue sticking out 137 17 Cigarette? case "PLH" Egyptian? artifacts 137 18 Metal item, looks like a small pitcher 137 19 Stone? cylinder 137 20 Stone? cylinder 137 21 Metal item with ram head 138 22-27 Clay lamps(?) (6) 138 28 Carved tusk or bone 139 29 Stone with something carved on it 140 30 Box of small scarabs (6) and small human figure 140 31 Sarcophagus box, metal 140 32 Carved crocodile, black 140 33 Carved crocodile, brown with broken nose 140 34 Metal figure 140 35 Metal head of bird with long beak 140 36 Carving of human figure standing on two crocodiles 141 37 Pair of spectacles 141 38 Pair of sunglasses 141 39 Pair of folding sunglasses for travel in leather case 141 40 Flatware (knife, fork, spoon) set for travel, possibly used at Harvard 141 41 Centigrade thermometer in case 141 42 Sewing kit for travel 141 43 Leather purse with painted glass bottle inside 141 44 Richard Milton Award to Lilian Westcott Hale, 16th annual exhibition of paintings by contemporary artists of New England, 1945 141 45 Concord Art Association, 9th Annual Exhibition award of honor: plaque, 1925 141 46 Concord Art Association Medal of Honor, Lilian W. Hale, n.d. 142 47 Cup and ribbon, Albermarle Art Association Jury Show (Lilian Westcott Hale?), 1959 142 48-49 2 Child's underwaists 143 50 Painted wooden box 143 51 Hat worn by Edward Everett Hale

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