Latimer family

Lattimore family photograph collection, 1820-1967 by Lattimore family( visu )
in No Linguistic Content and held by 1 library worldwide
2,185 photographs including family portraits, John H. Lattimore's military career, Edith Dickson Lattimore's school and married life, and scenes of Medicine Park, Fort Sill, and the Wichita Mountains.

Papers, [ca. 1850]-1975 by Latimer family( mixd )
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Collection pertains to the Latimer and Swain families of Bronxville and includes the diaries of Mary Araminta Swain Smith (1833-1899), wife of Bronxville's first physician, Dr. David E. Smith, 1858-1899, concerning family events, meetings attended, domestic work and her hired help, clothing, food preparation, sewing bandages during the Civil War, her children and their families, and other aspects of her daily life; miscellaneous military papers of Major A.L. Latimer, 4th U.S. Cavalry, 1872; letters from Mrs. James Minot Prescott to Mary E. Faxon (later Mrs. Alfred E. Latimer), 1876-1886, concerning weddings, birth of children, local news, financial matters, and land transactions in Bronxville; bills, correspondence, and specifications of the Prescott Square Company, 1916-1930, concerning their real estate business in Bronxville; transcript of an oral history interview with Alfred F. Latimer, 1975; and family photographs and daguerreotypes.

Papers, 1801-[ca. 1860], bulk 1815-1833 by Latimer family( mixd )
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The first series, household expenses, consists of bills, receipts, and other documents that pertain to household purchases and expenses, including schooling for Latimer children in 1801 and 1815, clothing, household furnishings, china, silver, kitchenware, and passes for tolls on Delaware roads. The bulk of the bills and receipts are for items purchased by or for Sally Anne Bailey Latimer in preparation for her marriage to Henry Latimer and in the first few months of her marriage. Also featured is the estate inventory of Dr. Henry Latimer. The appraisal was done in the form of a room by room listing on April 6, 1820. Also of note is a receipted bill for a coal stove purchased by Henry Latimer in 1839 that includes a printed warranty.

Papers, 1910-1982 by John H Lattimore( mixd )
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Correspondence, scrapbooks, genealogical materials, business and financial papers, and other materials, of Lattimore, his wife wife, Edith (Dickson) Lattimore, father Col. Walter Lattimore, career military officer, mother Ruby (Russell) Lattimore, and members of the Russell, Dickson, Seller, McDowell, and McVicker families.

The Latimer family papers, 1862-1944, bulk 1862-1865 by Latimer family( Book )
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Contains the following type of materials: correspondence / leters.

Wormeley-Latimer papers, 1802-1865( mixd )
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Personal papers of the Wormeley family, including letters of James Wormeley in England to his son Ralph R. of the British Royal Navy; letters of George W. Erving to Ralph R. Wormeley; and correspondence of author (Mary) Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer with her husband Randolph B. Latimer and friends, including author and historian William Hickling Prescott and Julia Ward Howe. Miscellaneous papers include a ms. biography of Virginia slave Peter Byers, who fled to Boston when his owner died; and genealogical notes on the Randolph, Preble, and Wormeley families. Other Latimer and Wormeley family members are represented in the collection as well.

Lattimore family : collection, 1842-1986 by Lattimore family( mixd )
in English and held by 0 libraries worldwide
Materials largely consist of research notes by Ralston Lattimore concerning Fort Pulaski and Cockspur Island.