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Of Letters and Family
[Special Collections and Archives welcomes Ruth Monnier, a senior history major at the University of Dayton who is working as a summer volunteer here in the Archives. One of her first projects was to finalize the transcriptions on the Civil … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Collections, SC&A
Tagged Civil War, collections, family history, letters, manuscripts, MS-92, Wallace Family, WM McKinney
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Discovering Women’s History in Family Collections
The theme of the 2012 National Women’s History Month is Women’s Education – Women’s Empowerment. One way to learn more about women’s role in history is to seek out primary sources created by women as a way of discovering women’s … Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Genealogy, Local History, SC&A
Tagged autographs, Civil War, collections, family history, local history, manuscripts, MS-92, Wallace Family, women's history
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