- Albemarle County Medical Society. Resolution [manuscript], 1968
October.
- Typescript of the Albemarle County Medical Society Memorial resolution
on Dr. Halstead Shipman Hedges.
- LOCATION: University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.:
Accession #3034-b.
- Barnes, Erastus. Logbooks, 1830-1876.
- Collection of various logbooks from Erastus Barnes. Includes logbook
of the bark Monmouth kept by Erastus Barnes, H.B. Hedges, master,
for voyage from Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. to the Pacific Ocean from
1843-1845, then used as a scrapbook for activities in Amagansett,
Long Island, 1843-1876.
- LOCATION: East Hampton Free Library., Long Island Collection,, East
Hampton, N.Y.
- Blathwayt, William, Papers, 1646-1796.
- William Blathwayt (1649?-1717), English civil servant and politician,
served
- as Secretary to the Lords of Trade, Secretary at War, and member
of Parliament,
- among his several offices. The papers contain correspondence, newsletters,
diplomatic papers, and reports documenting Blathwayt's career and
English foreign policy and history in the late 17th and early 18th
centuries. Includes correspondence with Sir. Charles Hedges (1649/50
-1714).
- LOCATION: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Box 1603A Yale
Station, New Haven, CT 06520.
- FINDING AIDS: Unpublished finding aid in repository.
- Conger Family. Papers, 1772-1911.
- The Conger Family Papers are primarily land transactions and family
legal matters for Abraham B. Conger, his sister-in-law Catharine Ann
Hedges, and his son, Clarence R. Conger. The biographical and genealogical
series contains a marriage affidavit for Timothy and Catharine (McCrea)
Hedges and record abstracts for the William and Catharine (Rutgera)
Bedlow Family.
- FINDING AID: Unpublished guide available in repository.: Unpublished
guide available in repository.
- LOCATION: Manuscripts and Special Collections,, New York State Library,
Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12230.: Manuscripts and Special Collections,,
New York State Library, Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12230.
- Draper manuscripts : Draper's notes, 1841-1868.
- Notes, primarily of interviews (1841-1868), with maps and transcriptions
from state and county archives, newspapers, and personal manuscripts,
concerning an enormous amount of American history. This collection
includes information on the Silas Hedges family.
- LOCATION: Wisconsin
Historical Society Archives. 816 State Street, Madison, Wis. 53706.
: MAD 4 /13/A4-B1 : call # Draper Mss S
- NOTES: This collection is also available as a microfilm publication.
Forms part of the Lyman Copeland Draper Manuscripts.
- FINDING AIDS: "Guide to the Draper Manuscripts" by Josephine
Harper (Madison : State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1983).
- FINDING AIDS: Volumes 1-3, 6-8, 17-20, 22, 25, and 27-33 contain
indexes.
- Dusenbury, Herbert T., collector. Southampton deeds, 1699-1798.
- Deeds from the Southampton area dating throughout the 18th century,
many involving Daniel Hedges. Other names mentioned include Abraham
and Henry Hedges, Braddock Corey, Daniel Fordham, Abraham and Benjamin
Howell, John Jermain, Nathan Morehouse, Matthew Mulford, Sylvanus
Peirson, Caleb Russell, Daniel Sayre, Abraham Stratton and Silvanus
Stuart Jr.
- LOCATION: Southampton Colonial Society, Southampton, N.Y.: Southampton
Colonial Society, Southampton, N.Y.
- Duyckinck Family., Papers, 1780-1942.
- The family papers are arranged by Conger and Allied families including
Conger, Hedges, McCrea and Rutgers and Duyckinck and Allied families
including Butler, Cornell, and Dudley, and finally, unidentified family
affiliations.
- FINDING AID: Unpublished guide available in repository.: Unpublished
guide available in repository.
- LOCATION: Manuscripts and Special Collections, New York State Library,
Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12230.: Manuscripts and Special Collections,
New York State Library, Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12230.
- Edwards, Edward H., Letters, 1865-1867.
- Edward H. Edwards served on James A. Sawyers's expedition to build
a road from Sioux City, Iowa to Virginia City, Montana.
- The first six letters were written to his family en route describing
his experiences and observations while on his journey. He gives distances
between locations and describes the country as a desolate wasteland,
unfit for a road. He criticizes James Sawyers's fraudulent misuse
of the government funds appropriated for building the road. The other
sixteen letters were written from Helena, and mostly concern his business
and Montana's prospects. Accompanied by 4 ALS from S. H. Casady to
J. M. Lewis, June to September 1867, concerning the illness and death
of Edwards, and an ALS from Cornelius Hedges to Mrs. J. P. Samuels
in 1868 concerning Edwards' estate. Also accompanied by a newspaper
clipping about Sawyers, and an article, "The Powder River Expedition
of 1865," from U. S. Army Recruiting News.
- LOCATION: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library,Yale University,
Box 1603A Yale Station, New Haven, CT 06520.
- Fordham, Nathan., Record book, 1778-1808.
- The record book contains three groups of records: Suffolk County
Court records kept by Nathan Fordham, 1778-1792; record of accounts
with Thomas and William Babcock, Mathew Davis, John Foster, Silas
Goodale, Dr. Jeremiah Hedges, John Hurlbert, "Zebe and John--Negros,"
and Thomas Pain, 1789-1799; and in a different hand, "John Fordham's
record of cases held before Nathan Fordham (1799-1808)."
- LOCATION: East Hampton Free Library., Long Island Collection,, East
Hampton, N.Y.
- Frederick County, Va., papers [manuscript], 1795-1963.
- Includes indenture, 1 August 1808, of Joseph Hedges, Sr., and Elizabeth
Hedges with Joseph Hedges, Jr., for land in Frederick County, Va.
- LOCATION: University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.:
Accession #4941-b.
- Hedges, Alice (Minor), 1854-1938?
- Typed copy of the autobiography of Alice Minor Hedges including
a description of life in Dodge County, Wisconsin, about 1854 to 1874.
- LOCATION: Wisconsin
Historical Society Archives, call # Oshkosh SC 30.
- Hedges-Baldwin family papers (1853-1913)
- Correspondence, account books, and business papers, of a Tiffin,
Ohio, family.
- LOCATION: Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, Rutherford B.
Hayes Library, Fremont OH. call# NUCMC MS 75-1283
- Hedges, Cornelius., Papers, 1851-1852 (inclusive)
- Diary of Yale student Cornelius Hedges from October 28, 1851 to
November 22, 1852.
- LOCATION: Microform Reference, Yale University Library, Box 208240,
New Haven, CT 06520-8240.: Microform Reference, Yale University Library,
Box 208240, New Haven, CT 06520-8240.
- Hedges, Dennis. Account book, 1822-1832.
- Dennis and Joseph Hedges were blacksmiths, wheelwrights, and wagon
makers in Westfield, Hampshire County, Ma. Records debits and credits
accrued by Dennis and Joseph Hedges for such activities as mending
andirons and wagon wheels; making "trommils," pot hooks,
bolts, nails, chisels, rivets, hooks, latches, iron sleighs, and brass
kettles; and setting horse shoes. Often credits were given for bushels
of produce, meat, timber, and paint.
- LOCATION: The Winterthur Library:, Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts
and Printed Ephemera,, Winterthur, DE 19735.
- FINDING AIDS: Name index in front of the volume.
- Hedges family. Papers, 1828-1945. ca. 5 ft. (1263 items)
- Correspondence, diaries, financial records, legal documents, and
mss. of writings, chiefly of Cornelius Hedges (1831-1907), lawyer,
miner, and politician, of Montana, concerning his education at Yale
and Harvard, his early law practice (1856-63) in Independence, Iowa,
his trip (1864) to the Montana goldfields via the Bozeman Trail, later
trips (1866-67) by Missouri River steamboat, his participation in
the Washburn-Doane Expedition (1870) to the Yellowstone Park area,
his career as U. S. District Attorney (1871) for the Montana Territory,
first Territorial superintendent of schools (1872-75), probate judge
for Lewis and Clark Co. (1875-80), member of the abortive 1884 Constitutional
Convention, Montana State senator (1889-93), and secretary of the
State Board of Sheep Commissioners (1897-1906). Other family members
represented include Hedges' parents, Dennis and Alvina Hedges, his
wife, Edna Smith Hedges, his children, Cornelius, Henry H., Wyllys
A., and Edna (Hedges) Palmer, his sister, Frances.
- LOCATION: Montana Historical Society Foundation, Library and Archives
Department, Helena MT. call# NUCMC MS 71-1793.
- Hedges family. Account books, 1725-1858.
- Two daybooks of John Hedges, shoemaker of East Hampton, 1728-1737
and 1781-1787, and account book, 1725-1801. The records indicate that
shoes of the Hedges manufacture were sent to New York City, Newport,
and Nantucket, and that women of the village worked on the shoes at
home. In addition, there are loose bills for shoes for horse troops
at Southampton, N.Y. (1763-1765). Also, three account books of Daniel
Hedges, shoemaker of East Hampton, 1753-1792; account book of Thomas
Hedges, blacksmith of East Hampton, 1758-1789; account book of Abraham
and Charles O. Hedges, blacksmiths of East Hampton, kept in two hands,
1824-1839 and 1854-1855; and account book of Charles O. Hedges for
fish, ducks, lumber, and work for hire, 1851-1858.
- LOCATION: East Hampton Free Library., Long Island Collection,, East
Hampton, N.Y.
- Hedges, Harry George, interviewee. Oral history interview with Harry
George Hedges, 1990 Sept. 26.
- First chair of Michigan State University computer science dept.,
National Science Foundation (NSF) program officer, and, later, program
director. Hedges briefly describes the creation of the Michigan State
University computer science dept. before shifting the focus of the
interview to his work at NSF. He discusses his work at NSF; the work
of Rick Adrion in theoretical computer science; the proposal process;
the Coordinated Experimental Research Program and similar infrastructure
grant programs; and the manner in which grants influenced the development
of computer science depts. in the U.S.
- Copyright owned by the Charles Babbage Institute. Forms part of:
National Science Foundation (U.S.). Computing History Project. Oral
history collection.
- LOCATION: Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minn.: Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minn.
- Hedges, Henry P., Papers, 1850-1910.
- Henry P. Hedges (b. 1817) was a Member of Assembly from 1852 to
1854; District Attorney of Suffolk County from 1862 to 1866; County
Judge from 1866 to 1870, and from 1874 to 1880 was the Surrogate Judge
of Suffolk County. Published history of the Town of East Hampton in
1897.
- LOCATION: Suffolk County Historical Society, Helen Raynor Hannah
Library - Archives, Riverhead, NY.
- Hedges, Jeremiah., Journal, 1830-1841.
- Journal kept by Jeremiah Hedges on a whaling voyage from New London,
Connecticut to Brazil Banks in 1841. This book was used as an account
book from 1830-1841.
- LOCATION: East Hampton Free Library., Long Island Collection,, East
Hampton, N.Y.
- Hedges, Marion Hawthorne, 1888-1959. Letter, 1940, to Lewis Mumford.
- IN: Lewis Mumford Papers, ca. 1905-1987. Folder 2152.
- LOCATION: Special Collections Department,, Van Pelt Library, University
of Pennsylvania,, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6206.: Special
Collections Department, Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania,,
- Hedges, William Saxby, 1895-1978
- Papers, 1918-1962, of William Saxby Hedges, long-time vice-president
of the National Broadcasting Company; including correspondence, speeches
and writings, interviews, NBC reports, biographical material, and
materials on the Broadcast Pioneers and the National Association of
Broadcasters. 4 boxes.
- LOCATION: Wisconsin
Historical Society Archives, call # U.S. Mss 54AF.
- See also, Oral History Project of Columbia University - Radio Unit.
call # Microfilm 301.
- Nassau County Historical Museum. Reference Library. Microfilmed
records collection, 1686-1983.
- Includes account books of Daniel Hedges, 1753-1792, and John Hedges,
1725-1801, East Hampton.
- LOCATION: Nassau County Historical Museum., Reference Library, East
Meadow, Long Island, N.Y.
- Oregon. Clackamas County. Judgment docket 1846-1859.
- Series documents judgments entered in county, circuit, and U.S.
District courts. Docket entries show date of judgment, debtor's name,
creditor's name, court name, court journal volume and page number,
amount of judgment, date entered, date satisfied, and remarks. Includes
an entry for Absalom F. Hedges, 1818-1890.
- LOCATION: Oregon State Archives, 1005 Broadway NE, Salem, OR 97310.
: Oregon State Archives, 1005 Broadway NE, Salem, OR 97310.
- Oregon. Clackamas County. Mortgage record 1855-1859.
- Series documents mortgages filed with and recorded by the county
clerk. Record entries show mortgagor's and mortgage-holder's names,
description of property, consideration, terms of mortgage, witnesses'
names, certification, date recorded, and recorder's signature. Includes
mortgage for Absalom Hedges, 1818-1890.
- FINDING AIDS: Series level.: Series level.
- LOCATION: Oregon State Archives, 1005 Broadway NE, Salem, OR 97310.:
Oregon State Archives, 1005 Broadway NE, Salem, OR 97310.
- Pennsylvania family and personal papers, 1810-1891.
- Letters received by Manuel Eyre (Philadelphia, 1810-1817), Joseph
H. Hedges (Philadelphia, 1843-1849), and J.M. Stoddart (Philadelphia,
1889-1891); and receipts (1824-1839) of Dunning R. McNair, of Pittsburgh.
Includes letters from Elizabeth W. Bellamy, ms. of her story "A
Round Unvarnished Tale," and ms. of
- "In a Gondola," by Ellen Kirk.
- LOCATION: Rutgers University Libraries, (New Brunswick, N.J.), (accn
693, 735, 775 (MC 516), 830. : Rutgers University Libraries,
- Prince family. Papers, 1761-1975.
- Includes tintypes, daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, cartes de visite,
cabinet cards, and albums, including photos (ca.1895-1910) of amateur
photographer Charles DeWitt Hedges, of Orange, N.J., of family, friends,
Civil War sites in 1914, Southold landmarks and activities, and other
subjects.
- FINDING AID: Finding aid in the repository.: Finding aid in the
repository.
- LOCATION: Suffolk County Historical Society, (Riverhead, N.Y.).:
Suffolk County Historical Society, (Riverhead, N.Y.).
- Purdy, James L. (1793-1896), Papers,1818-1883.
- Farmer, lawyer, and editor of the Mansfield Gazette, Mansfield,
Ohio. Business and personal correspondence (1818-67), registers (1839-59)
of suits prosecuted by Purdy, ledgers of farming operations and Mansfield
Gazette records, records (1861) of the 32d Regt., Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
and law cases (1837-38) of Ezekiel Chew, justice of the peace. Purchased
from L. E. Dicke, Illinois, 1949. Includes information on the Hedges
Family.
- LOCATION: Ohio Historical Society, Archives-Library Division, Columbus
OH. call# NUCMC MS 75-1150.
- Ribelin-Gano family papers, 1801-1886.
- This is a collection of financial records, personal papers, and
genealogical information on the Ribelin family of Montgomery County,
Kentucky, with fragmentary papers of the Gano, Jameson, and Hedges
families of Scott County.
- LOCATION: Transylvania University, Library, Special Collections,
300 North Broadway, Lexington KY 40508, USA.
- Shipman family. Correspondence, 1823-1892.
- Correspondence and miscellaneous papers of various members of the
Shipman family, including Caleb H. Shipman and his wife, Harriett
Holden Shipman; her children Emma, Henry, William, Mary, Elizabeth;
and other relatives. The principal correspondent is Emma Shipman of
New Jersey who married Dr. Charles H. Hedges of Flushing (N.Y.) in
1852. The correspondence is primarily concerned with family matters.
- LOCATION: New-York Historical Society,, Manuscript Dept., 170 Central
Park West, New York, NY 10024: New-York Historical
- Sir Paul Rycaut letters to William Blathwayt, 1692-1699.
- Consists chiefly of letters by Rycaut to William Blathwayt (1649?-1717),
who served James II and William III of England as secretary-at-war
and was also William III 's commissioner of trade, 1696-1706. The
letters contain detailed political, military, diplomatic, and economic
information concerning northern Germany, the Baltic Sea, and Denmark,
including warnings about privateers fitted out in Hanseatic ports.
In addition to Rycaut's letters to Blathwayt, there are four drafts
of letters by Blathwayt, letters to Sir Charles Hedges (d. 1714) and
others, and letters from officials of the French Huguenot church in
Hamburg, the Senate of Hamburg, and a "Mr. Orth" concerning
the affairs of the Scotch East India Company and trade in the West
Indies and South America.
- LOCATION: Princeton University Library, Dept. of Rare Books and
Special Collections, One Washington Road, Princeton, NJ 08544, USA.:
Princeton University Library, Dept. of Rare Books and Special Collections,
One Washington Road, Princeton, NJ 08544, USA.
- Sleight, Harry D., Papers, 1658-1930.
- Includes correspondence with Albert Hedges and Jesse Hedges.
- LOCATION: John Jermain Memorial Library., Local History Collection,
Sag Harbor, N.Y.
- FINDING AIDS: Subject and surname card index.
- Smith, Fritzi, collector. Deed collection, 1711-1841.
- Deeds and other items, largely pertaining to lands in the town of
East Hampton, N.Y., owned by Thomas, Jonathan and Isaac Edwards. Others
mentioned include Jacob Hedges.
- LOCATION: Southampton Colonial Society, Southampton, N.Y.
- Smith, George G., Journal, 1843-1846.
- Journal kept by George G. Smith for a voyage on the ship THAMES
of Sag Harbor commencing July 7, 1843. Jeremiah H. Hedges was commander.
- LOCATION: Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum., Library,, Sag
Harbor, NY.: Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum., Library,,
- Southold vs. Southampton papers, 1867-1940.
- Manuscripts by Epher Whitaker, 1881; typescript of a play and a
pamphlet by Charles E. Craven, 1933; address by Hon. H.P. Hedges,
1889; clippings about the first town to be settled on Long Island
by the British, 1867-1940.
- LOCATION: Southold Free Library, Southold, NY.
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