Kenneth Spencer Research Library Archival Collections

Books of judgements in Pennsylvania and New York, 1852-1869, with C. C. Murray as the plaintiff.

Lillian B. North wrote of her life as a busy homemaker, activist, and wife. She and her husband, Frank, resided in the rural town of Batavia, New York. Lillian's diary tells of daily activities including her involvement in the women's suffrage movement. It also details her chores, errands, and meetings of the many organizations to which she belonged.

This collection consists of two volumes of diaries from Loanda Augustina (Lake) Warren, one from 1879-1880 when she lived with her husband in Olathe, Kansas; and one from 1893-1895 when she had moved back to upstate New York after his death. The collection also includes transcriptions of the 1879-1880 diary and a letter dating from 1884.

Single diary written by an older woman who lived her entire life in the state of New York. Topics include daily activities, physical health and emotional states for herself and those around her, the weather, visitors and those she visited, etc.