Box 4
Contains 120 Results:
JLC to Gen'l James D. Fessenden. Brunswick, 14 June 1882
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to R.E. Thompson. Brunswick, 22 June 1882
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to J.W. Bradbury. Brunswick, June 1882
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to [?]. [n.p.], 1 July 1882
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to [?]. Bowdoin College, 28 July 1882
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to Fanny [Chamberlain]. [n.p.], 29 October [1882]
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to [?]. Richmond, VA, [1882?]
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
Grace [Chamberlain] to "my darling little Ma" [Fanny Chamberlain]. [n.p.], 19 April 1883
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to Fanny [Chamberlain]. Boston, 19 April 1883
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
JLC to [?]. Brunswick, 1 January 1884
The correspondence consists mostly of letters to and from Chamberlain, and among family members, dated between 1817 and 1926. It covers all periods of his life, but is most extensive after his gubernatorial service ended in 1871. Photocopies of letters are available for patron use.
