%eadnotat; ]> 5271lila An Inventory of the Livezey-Laughlin Family Papers, 1746-1948 Finding Aid Prepared by FHL staff Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 2008 Finding aid encoded by FHL Staff 2009 Finding aid written in English. Livezey-Laughlin Family Papers, 1746-1948 FHL staff Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 2008 Descriptive Summary Livezey-Laughlin Family Papers, 1746-1948ca.1763-1995 RG5/271 Laughlin, Anna L. 4 linear feet Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College.
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081-1399 U.S.A.
For current information on the location of materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Papers of the Livezey and Laughlin families. Thomas Livezey (1723/4-1790) married Martha Knowles in 1748 at Abington Monthly Meeting. He was a miller and expanded the family property along the Wissahicken and Cresheim Creeks. Thomas Livezey's great granddaughter, Anna, married George Laughlin, and her son, Thomas, moved to Ohio. This collection includes correspondence and legal and financial papers of the Livezey and Laughlin families of Philadelphia and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and and later of Ohio.

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 BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL NOTE

Thomas Livezey (1723/4-1790) married Martha Knowles in 1748 at Abington Monthly Meeting. He was a miller and expanded the family property along the Wissahicken and Cresheim Creeks. He and Martha had at least ten children. Sons John (1753-1826) and Joseph (1764-1841) were in business together, including the mill and real estate investments. John married Abigail Ridgway (1763-1854), a Quaker minister, and they had two sons, John and Thomas. Abigail was a charter member of Frankford Monthly Meeting, but was disowned for joining the Hicksites in 1831. She became a member on request at Frankford Monthly Meeting in 1844. Thomas married Ann Louise Phillips out of unity, but acknowledged and remained a member of Green Street Monthly Meeting.

 SCOPE AND CONTENT OF THE RECORDS

This collection includes correspondence and legal and financial papers of the Livezey and Laughlin families. Of particular interest are business and property records of the Livezeys in the Roxborough area of Philadelphia. Series 6, Publications, contains a particularly rich collection of nineteenth century printed ephemera that was retained in this archival collection because of its unusual breadth.

 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Accession information

Gift of Herb Lapp, 2008

 Access

Collection is open for research.

 Use Restrictions

Copyright has not been assigned to Friends Historical Library All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in to the Director. Permission for publication is given on behalf Friends Historical Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by reader.

 Preferred Citation

[Indicate the cited item or series here], RG5/271 Livezey-Laughlin Family Papers, Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College

A business letterbook of Samuel Livezey [5-48], 1824-28, may be found in the collections of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Samuel Livezey, brother of John [5-44], was also a Quaker minister.

Photographs of the Livezey and Laughlin families have been stored separately in PA

 SELECTED SEARCH TERMS DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE RECORDS

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the Friends Historical Library (TRIPOD). Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings:

Livezey, Thomas, 1724-1790 Livezey, John, 1753-1826 Livezey, Abigail, 1763-1854 Livezey, John, 1798-1878 Livezey, Thomas, 1800-1884 Laughlin, Anna Louise, Laughlin, Thomas L. (Thomas Livezey) Gristmills -- Pennsylvania Quakers -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia Quakers -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE RECORDS

Note to Researchers: To request materials, please note both the location and box numbers shown below. Form abbreviations include ALS (autograph -- handwritten -- letter signed) and ALsS (plural). AL indicates that a letter is unsigned. Numbers in square brackets next to the name refer to the numbering system used in Charles Harper Smith's The Livezey Family (1934):

 Ser.1 Thomas Livezey

Thomas [4-11] (1723/4-1790) married Martha Knowles in 1748 at Abington Monthly Meeting. He was a miller and expanded the family property along the Wissahicken and Cresheim Creeks; later his children expanded this to 911 Allens Lane to a house called Fairview. He and Martha had at least ten children. Sons John [5-44] (1753-1826) and Joseph [5-50] (1764-1841) were in business together, including the mill and real estate investments. Their investments included property in Westmoreland County. John married Abigail Ridgway (1763-1854), a Quaker minister, and they had two sons, John [6-106] and Thomas [6-107] (See Series 2). Abigail was a charter member of Frankford Monthly Meeting, but was disowned for joining the Hicksites in 1831. She became a member on request at Frankford Monthly Meeting in 1844. Joseph did not marry, and his nephew, Thomas [6-107], inherited the family mill. Thomas married Ann Louise Phillips out of unity, but acknowledged and remained a member of Green Street Monthly Meeting.

This series includes the papers of Livezey family members in the fourth and fifth generations, as described by Smith. Prominant among these are Thomas [4-11] and Martha Livezey as well as their sons, John [5-44] and Joseph [5-50], as well as John's wife, Abigail Ridgway Livezey.

 Correspondence

Arranged chronologically.

 Letter (copy), Thomas Livezey [4-11] to Joseph Galloway 1765 1 folder 1

Description of his property along the Wissahicken

 ALS S. [?] Wharton to Thomas Livezey 1770 1 folder 1

From London.

 London Yearly Meeting for Sufferings to Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1775, 3 mo 24 1 folder 1 Letter to the publisher 1782 1 folder 1

Concerning road.

 ALS, John Morgan to John Livezey [5-44] 1798 1 folder 1 ALS Jesse and Rob. Waln to Bainbridge Ansley & Co. 1801 26th Decem 1 folder 1

Cargo of flour beonging to John and Joseph Livezey.

 2 ALs [Abigail Livezey] to Beloved Cousin 1804 1 folder 1

Removed from Thomas Livezey’s 1818 copybook and 1821 journal; includes appreciation for her cousin taking in her two younger brothers.

 ALS, Abigail Livezey from her brother, Burr Ridgway 1807 1 folder 1

Property concerns. Considering moving to Northwest Territory.

 ALS, John Livezey [5-44] to his brother Joseph [5-50] 1810 1 folder 1

From Virginia

 ALS, J. L[ivezey] [5-44?] to cousin Joseph P. Smith 1817 1 folder 1

Offers to give advice on taking up farming.

ALS, Abigail Livezey from John Wister 1818 1 folder 1

Invitation to come for breakfast, along with her husband.

 Thomas Livezey [5-42] to his father [4-11] 1818 1 folder 2 Thomas Livezey [5-42] from his brother John [5-44] 1818, 1821 1 folder 2 Copy of three letters written by John Livezey 1826 1 folder 1

John’s copies of letters to Ann Mifflin, Thomas Evans, and John Purdon [?].

 ALS John Livezey to John Hallowell Esq. 1826 6mo 21 1 folder 1 Family letters, Joseph, Anna Livezey n.d. 1 folder 1 Other Writings Workbook, arithmetic, Thomas Livezey [5-42] ca. 1759 1 folder 1

Arithmetic problems

 Workbook, arithmetic, Thomas Livezey [5-42] ca. 1764 1 folder 1

Arithmetic problems

 Dr. Moyes lecture, Philadelphia 1785 1 folder 1

Includes a poem.

 Commonplace book 1812 1 folder 1

Part book by A.L., probably Abigail Livezey

 Subscription list for new meeting house, Germantown [1812?] 1 folder 1 Abigail Livezey, account of a visit to Salem Quarterly Meeting 1816 1 folder 1 Anonymous account of a sermon 1822 1 folder 1 List of works on Upper Canal, account of a theft 1824 1 folder 1 Benjamin Welcom, work agreement 1825 1 folder 1 Miscellaneous writing, religious in theme n.d. 1 folder 1

Attributed to Abigail Livezey

 Recipes, remedies n.d. 1 folder 1 Property and Financial Surveys and maps 1745-1807, n.d. 1 folder 1 Copy of 1746 court decisions concerning Cresheim Road 1746 (copy) 1 folder 1

Damages to property

Survey of Livezey property by Thomas Livezey (1723/4-1790) [4-11] 1777 1 folder 1

Endorsed by Thomas Livezey

 Accounting of the estate of Thomas Livezey [3-2] 1759 1 folder 1

Thomas Livezey (1689-1759)

 Draft of documentation proof in case Livezey vs. Gorgas ca. 1760 ? 1 folder 1

Property of Thomas Livezey, deceased [4-11]

 Letter to Court concerning a road on estate of Thomas Livezey 1763 1 folder 1 Concerning Isaac Cook estate 1773-1774 1 folder 1 Deeds and indentures 1785-1830 1 folder 1 Miscellaneous receipt ca. 1792-1833 1 folder 1 Survey, plots in Northampton and Schuylkill Counties [5-44] 1793 1 folder 1 Real estate purchases, John and Joseph Livezey [5-50] 1799-1821 1 folder 1 Account book, John and Joseph Livezey [5-50] 1800-1832 1 folder 1

Mortgages, bonds, etc.

 Account books, Roxborough Poor Tax 1806, 1808 1 folder 1

John Livezey [5-44], one of Overseers of the Poor for the Township

 Court case, John and Joseph Livezey [5-50] 1807-1808 1 folder 1

Vs. Benjamin Gorgas and others

 Receipts, Robeson family 1807 1 folder 1 Articles of agreement, John and Joseph Livezey [5-50] with John Conard 1808 1 folder 1 George Ingles bond 1814 1 folder 1 Tax bill to John and Joseph Livezey for properties in Pike County, Pa. 1816-1817 1 folder 1 Deed, Birking 1817 1 folder 1 Estate of Barbara Evans, inventories, etc. 1817-1820 1 folder 1

John Livezey was requested to help Barbara Evans write her will in 1812 and was an executor. The will was contested by Barbara’s daughter

 Estate of Barbara Evans, John [5-44] Livezey’s testimony 1818-1820 1 folder 1

His defense of his actions

 Invoice, sugar and rum, John and Joseph Livezey 1818 1 folder 1 Abigail Livezey account, John Livezey [5-44] 1831, 1 folder 1 Map, mill and proposed bridge over Wissahicken n.d. 1 folder 1 Joseph Livezey (1761-1841) [5-50] estate inventory 1841 1 folder 1 Receipt for moneys invested for Abigail Livezey 1847 1 folder 1

Abigail Ridgway Livezey, wife of John

 Ser.2 John and Thomas Livezey

John and Thomas were the sons of John [5-44] and Abigail (Ridgway) Livezey. John (1798-1878) attended Westtown School married Sarah Marshall. He and his uncle, Joseph [5-50] Livezey, ran the family mill which was inherited by his brother Thomas. Thomas Livezey (1800-1884) was married out of unity to Ann Louise Phillips in 1836. He made acknowledgement to the Meeting and remained a member of Green Street Monthly Meeting. The Livezey property was acquired by the City of Philadelphia in 1869 to be part of Fairmount Park.

This series includes the papers of Livezey family members in the sixth generation, as described by Smith. Prominant among these are John [6-106] and Thomas [6-107] and Anna Louise [Phillips] Livezey. Additional correspondence of the latter to their daughter, Anna Louise, may be found in Series 3.

 Correspondence

Arranged chronologically.

 Thomas Livezey [6-107] from Thomas R. Fisher 1819 1 folder 2

A schoolmate at Burlington

 John Livezey [6-106] to his mother [Abigail] 1820 1 folder 2 ALS to Thomas [6-107] from A. L. Middleton 1829 1 folder 2 Invitations to Thomas [6-107] and Anna Louise Livezey 1836, 1879 1 folder 2 John Livezey [6-106] correspondence 1841-1855 1 folder 2 ALS John Livezey [6-106] to his brother Thomas from Rome 1846 Dec 18 1 folder 2

Interesting travelogue.

 John Livezey [6-106]to his nephews 1846-1855 1 folder 2 ALS from Thomas [6-107] to A. B. Reed 1846 1 folder 2

Withdrawing an offer

 John Livezey [6-106] to his sister [in-law, Anna Louise Phillips] 1852 1 folder 2

Concerning the admission of his nephews to Haverford.

 Thomas Livezey [6-107] to his wife, Anna Louise 1852 1 folder 2 Thomas Livezey [6-107] to his son, Joseph R. 1852 1 folder 2 Thomas Livezey [6-107] from J.H. Stroud 1852 1 folder 2 Thomas [6-107] and Anna Louise correspondence to their children 1854-1855, 1873 1 folder 2 ALS D. B. Phillips to her sister, Anna Louise [Phillips Livezey] 1857 1 folder 2

Invitation to her wedding

 Thomas [6-107] and Anna Louise from son Thomas 1859 1 folder 2 Letters to John Livezey 1860 1 folder 2 Thomas Livezey [6-107] to the President and Board of Director, Bank of North America 1863 1 folder 2 John Livezey Letterbook 1864-1870 1 folder 2

Business letterbook concerning sale of jeans and other goods. At back of book are accounts with Barstow and Carlisle, 1864-65, and a list of (household?) expenses for 1870. Also included is a letter from John Livezey to Thos Roberts concerning his wish to go into the cotton trade.

 Thomas Livezey from John Matthew 1865 1 folder 2

Shipping speed trials

 ALS Daniel Phillips to Thomas Livezey 1868 1 folder 2 B. Leedom to Thomas Livezey 1871 1 folder 2

Note asking if family is ill because they have not attended meeting regularly

 ALS Daniel Phillips to John Livezey (1837-1921) [7-173], son of Thomas 1888 1 folder 2

Reminiscing of hunting chestnuts along Wissahicken with his father

 Anna Louise Livezey to granddaughters 1888-99 1 folder 2 Anna Louise Livezey to My Dear Neice [sic] 1899 1 folder 2 Other Writings Thomas Livezey [6-107], drafts of a journal of a trip 1821 1 folder 2

Fragments of letters not sent?

 Small notebooks with account of Thomas Livezey’s [6-107] trip 1821, 7mo 24 - 1 folder 2

Becomes very rough draft after first few sentences. Two other very rough accounts, fragments

 Partial transcription (?) of earlier notes on Thomas’s trip 1821 1 folder 19

More legible, but undated journal on oversized paper. Has a fragment of a letter addressed to Esteemed Cousin from Albany

 Rough notes, sketches from Thomas’s trip 1821 1 folder 2 Fragment of transcription 1821 1 folder 2

First paragraph copied into bound journal

Papers removed from Thomas Livezey's journal 1823 & n.d. 1 folder 2 Anna Louise Livezey, miscellaneous memberships 1847-1870 1 folder 2 Poetry 19th century 1 folder 2

Some of the poetry in this file may be attributable to Thomas Livzey [4-11].

 Poetry 19th century (?) 1 folder 2

R. Evans and others

 Envelope addressed to John Livezey [7-173], “ A Merry Christmas” 1900 1 folder 2

Note in pencil “Written by Mother the day she died December 20, 1900 (rattle from snake enclosed)

 Miscellaneous, Thomas Livezey [7-173] n.d. 1 folder 2 Property and Financial Letter to John [5-44 or 6-106] and Thomas Livezey [5-42 or 6-107] 1824 1 folder 3

Concerning adjustment of property line

 Memo of agreement of sale, John Livezey [6-106] 1825 1 folder 3 Thomas Livezey [6-107] account book of investments 1826-1859 1 folder 3 Thomas Livezey [6-107] account book, receipts 1827-1835 1 folder 3 George Berger, Rebecca Bruner property documents 1839 1 folder 3 Thomas Livezey [6-107] receipt book 1839-1850 1 folder 3 Thomas Livezey [6-107], property surveys, correspondence 1841-1866 1 folder 3 Petition of bridge on Township Line Road 1846 1 folder 3 Certificate of insurance, Thomas Livezey 1850 1 folder 3

For mill on Cresheim Creek

 Dissolution of Phillips family business 1854 1 folder 3 ALS from T. Prodhead concerning sale of piece of Thomas Livezey’s [6-107] property 1854 1 folder 3

New Mount Pleasant

 Thomas [6-107] Livezey receipt book 1856-1865 1 folder 3 Tax bills and other receipts, Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1862-1873 1 folder 3 Thomas [6-107] Livezey receipt book 1874-1889 1 folder 3 Papers concerning Fairmount Park accession of Livezey property ca. 1869-1917 1 folder 3

John Livezey [7-173] was surviving executor and trustee in 1917

 Copy of lease between Thomas Livezey [6-107] and John Aiman 1869 1 folder 4 Letter from Thomas Livezey [6-107] to Water Department 1869 1 folder 4

Concerning flooding from Fairmount dam

 Thomas Livezey loose receipts 1871-1889 1 folder 4

Removed from 1869-89 book

 Will of John Livezey 1878 1 folder 4 Bill from undertaker for Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1884 1 folder 4 Receipt concerning estate of Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1892 1 folder 4 Estate of Anna Louise Livezey 1906 1 folder 4 Commonplace and Student Notebooks Thomas Livezey [6-107] autograph book 1815-1816 1 folder 4

Burlington Boarding School

 Thomas Livezey [6-107] autograph books 1818 1 folder 4

Burlington Boarding School

 Thomas Livezey [6-107] autograph books 1819 1 folder 4

Burlington Boarding School

 Student botany notebook n.d. 1 folder 4 Thomas Livezey [6-107] art portfolio n..d. 1 folder 4 Loose mathematical problems [6-107] 1 folder 4

Was stored with art portfolio

 Student workbook, arithmetic, John Livezey [6-106] 1811 1 folder 5 Student workbook, Ledger John Livezey [6-106] 1811-1815 1 folder 5

“Began at the Publick School of Germantown”

 “his Cyphering book,” Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1812 1 folder 6 “Thomas Livezeys Westtown School” [6-107] 1812 1 folder 6 Copybook, handwriting, Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1812-13 1 folder 6 “his Cyphering book,” Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1812-1813 1 folder 6

Germantown School

 Copybook, arithmetic and chemistry notes [6-106 or 6-107] 1812-1819 1 folder 6 Copybook, arithmetic, Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1813 1 folder 6

Germantown

 Composition book, arithmetic, Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1813-1814 1 folder 6

Germantown

 Copybook, arithmetic, by Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1814, 6 mo 7 1 folder 7 Copybook, arithmetic 1814, 1867-73 1 folder 7

Includes, at end, copies of the deed and acknowledgement of Thomas [6-107] and Anna Louise Livezey granting land to the City of Philadelphia for Fairmount Park.

 Student workbook, handwriting, Thomas Livezey [6-107] 1816 1 folder 7

Burlington School

 “Copybook,” Thomas Livezey [6-107] n.d. 1 folder 7

ca. 1816

 Journal, ‘waste book’ 1819 1 folder 7

1819 receipts

 Thomas Livezey [6-107] Boarding School bookkeeping notebook 1819 1 folder 7

Burlington Boarding School

 Thomas Livezey [6-107] “Ledger and Double Entry” workbook 1819 1 folder 7 Thomas Livezey’s [6-107] Cyphering book, Burlington B. School 181 -(?) 1 folder 7 Thomas Livezey [6-107](?) trigonometry workbook, student survey 1819 ca. 1819 1 folder 7

Includes loose sketches (1847-8 by Thomas and John) and poems by Thomas Livezey [4-11 or 6-107]

 Arithmetic workbook n.d. 1 folder 7 John Livezey essay book n.d. 1 folder 7

Essays on the kings of England

 John and Thomas workbook n.d. 1 folder 7

With clippings glued on part

 Ser.3 George W. and Anna Louise Livezey Laughlin

Anna Louise Livezey was the oldest daughter of Thomas [6-107] and Anna Louise Laughlin. She married George Laughlin, a medical doctor, in 1871 or 1872 without the foreknowledge of her parents.

Includes the papers of the seventh generation of Livezeys, viz. George W. and Anna Louise Livezey [7-176] Laughlin, her brother, Thomas Livezey (1844-1916) [7-175], and sister, Sarah Marshall (Livezey) [7-177] Firth (1855-1930).

Correspondence Thomas T. Firth to Tom n.d. 1 folder 8 Uncle John to Anna and ? [1914] 1 folder 8 Mrs.C.M. Matlack to Mrs. Laughlin [1920] 1 folder 8 Daniel R. Philips to [nephew] Joe [Joseph R. Livezey] [7-174] 1852 1 folder 8 Anna Louisa Livezey to Brother [Joseph R. Livezey] 1852 1 folder 8 Stephen D. Phillips to Cousin Joe 1852 1 folder 8 John Livezey to My Dear Niece (Anna?) 1854 1 folder 8 Thomas Livezey [6-107] to [daughter] Anna Louisa [Livezey] 1859-1870 (9) 1 folder 8 W.H. ? to Lack [George W. Laughlin] 1865 1 folder 8 John Starr Jr. to G. Laughlin 1866 1 folder 8 Mother to Dear Daughter 1867, [1890]-1897 and n.d. (8) 1 folder 8 Invitations, Anna Louise Livezey Laughlin 1871-1925 1 folder 8 Joseph Livezey to Anna [Laughlin] 1872-1873 and n.d. (3) 1 folder 8 Mary W. Johnson to Anna L. Laughlin 1881 1 folder 8 [Brother] Joseph to Anna [Laughlin] 1886 1 folder 8 W.L. DuBois to Anna L. Laughlin 1891 1 folder 8 Margaret P. Howard to Anna Livezey Laughlin (2) 1898 1 folder 8 Girard Trust Company to Mrs. Anna Laughlin 1901 1 folder 8 Anna L. Laughlin Miscellaneous Correspondence Received 1913-1914 1 folder 8 Broth John to Sister [A.L. Laughlin] 1914 (2) 1 folder 8 G.W. Laughlin to My Darling Nan 1916 1 folder 8 Provident Life and Trust Company to Anna L. Laughlin 1916 1 folder 8 Henry, Pepper et.al. to Mrs. G.W. Laughlin 1921 1 folder 8 Ann Louise to Mother n.d. 1 folder 8 S.L. Livezey to sister? Annie [L. Livezey] n.d. 1 folder 8 Katie Irwin to Anna L. Livezey n.d. 1 folder 8 Thomas T. Firth to Anna n.d. 1 folder 8 Anna to son n.d. 1 folder 8 Sallie to Sister [Mrs. G.W. Laughlin] n.d. (3) 1 folder 8 Commonplace and Student Notebooks Blank Centuries accompanying the manual of the Polish American system of Chronology [John Livezey] Boston: E.P. Peabody 1850 1 folder 8 Composition book, John Livezey 1851 1 folder 8 Mathematics workbook, John Livezey 1851 1 folder 8 Sketchbooks (2), John Livezey Germantown. Perspective drawings 1854 1 folder 8 Composition books 2), John Livezey 1854-55 1 folder 8 Penmanship book, John Livezey “Payson, Dunton and Scribner’s Combined System of Rapid Penmanship” booklet, 1855. 1855 1 folder 8 Penmanship book, Germantown, John Livezey 1855 1 folder 8 Geometry. John Livezey, Haverford College. ca. 1858 1 folder 8

The son of Thomas and Ann Louise Livezey, he attended Haverford College in 1858.

 John Livezey surveying workbook ca. 1858 1 folder 8 John Livezey Perspective sketch book n.d. 1 folder 8 Financial And Property Deeds and Title Papers 1833-1881 1 folder 9

John Livezey, Title Papers to Stable Lot on Buddens Alley [Estate of John Livezey (copy) to S.M.L. Firth Collateral inheritance on 1123 Arch Stret, Stable on Buddens Alley, Stable and coach house, Cherry Street, No.1128; Searches of John Grigg; Deed for premises north side of Buddens Alley, 125 ft. east of 12th St., Philadelphia, J.M. Kennedy, Geo. G. Barclay and A.C. Barclay (Executors) to Lewis J. Carre; Survey (copy) of Stable property of Elizabeth Stott, north side of Buddens Alley between 11 and 12th St., Mutual Assurance; Searches of Lewis J. Carre (Philadelphia); Brief title to premises N. side of Buddens Alley 125 ft. east of 12th St., Philadelphia 1782-1877

 Receipts for Dance and Music Instruction 1857-1869 1 folder 9

For Anna Livezey

 Check book, Thomas Livezey, payments to John Livezey and Jay Cooke (bank) Includes cancelled checks and blotter 1873 1 folder 9 Letter to John Livezey [7-173] from Samuel N. Longstreth 1883 1 folder 4

Requests that he ask his father (Thomas) to pay subscription for Germantown meeting

Thomas Livezey [7-175?] miscellaneous notebook 1885-1886 1 folder 4 Anna Louise Livezey and John Livezey Receipt Book 1889-1916 1 folder 4 S[arah] M.L. Firth Property & Financial Records 1876-1930 1 folder 9

Including development of Cresheim Valley Road

 Searches against John M. Kennedy, Geo.G. Barclay, A. Chas. Barclay, Executors 1877 1 folder 9

Concerning Buddens Alley.

 Leases 1895-1927 1 folder 9

211 No. Juniper Street, Philadelphia, Mrs. Firth Zineman to James F. McNaman; 1328 Pearl, Philadelphia, Alfred W. Ott to John McKenna; 1643 Waverly Place, Philadelphia, Thomas Livezey to Julia Ellis; Court House Point (?), Philadelphia, S.M.L. Firth to George W. Jones; Allens Lane, Philadelphia, S.M.L. Firth to James Passetty

 Buck Hill Falls Water Company Pipe Laying to John Livezey. Includes blueprint 1913 1 folder 9 Estate of Thomas Livezey 1917 1 folder 9 Receipts, John Livezey 1917-1921 1 folder 9 A[nna] L.Laughlin Estate 1917-1922 1 folder 9 John Livezey [7-173] estate papers 1922 1 folder 9

Includes documentation of debt of Margaret Seery (Mrs. McDermott), 1905-07.

 Poor Tax Bills to S.M.L. Firth (Philadelphia) 1927 1 folder 9

12 Good St., 73 and 75 E. Phil Ellena St., 110 E. Phil Ellena St., 16 Good St., E.S. Wayne Avenue (S.E. Allens Lane), 6536 and 6538 Germantown Avenue

 Title Insurance Policies: Sarah M.L. Firth, 908 Cherry Street, Philadelphia 1929-30 1 folder 9 Ser.4 Thomas Livezey Laughlin and Thomas Livezey Laughlin Jr.

Thomas Livezey Laughlin (1873-1946), an Ohio physician, was the son of George and Anna Louise Laughlin. His son, Thomas L. Laughlin Jr. (1907-1973) was also a medical doctor.

The papers of Thomas L. Laughlin [8-159] and his son, Thomas L. Laughlin Jr. [9-163]. The bulk of the material is included in a file of biographical information, correspondence, and related clippings which document the life and career of Thomas L. Laughlin Jr. This file was formerly mounted in a loose-leaf binder.

 Correspondence T.L.L. to Sis 1910 1 folder 9 T.L. Laughlin to Mother (8) 1913 1 folder 9 (4) Valentines to Thomas L. Laughlin n.d. 1 folder 9 Biographical Files Thomas L. Laughlin Jr. ca.1940-1973 1 folder 9

Includes identification cards, military discharge papers, clippings and other materials documenting the life of Thomas L. Laughlin Jr. (1907-1973), a physician who served in the army in a number of capacities from 1926 to the end of World War II. Dr. Laughlin received his MD from Hanneman Medical College in Philadelphia in 1933, and practiced in the Cleveland area after 1936.

 Ser.5 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Manuscripts ALS (copy) From Elias Hicks to Caleb Pierce et.al. 1822 12mo 21 1 folder 9 AMs From Sir Matthew Hale's Discourse of Religion 1822 12mo 21 1 folder 9

Treatise copied by John Livezey.

 Tax stamps 1 folder 9 Receipt, DaCasta and Tallman Ca.1802 1 folder 9 Poetry (copy): To Thomas and Rachel Lightfoot on their Marriage the 5 of 1 Mo 1705. Made by Ann Emblen 1705 1mo 5 1 folder 9 Includes notes From Plutorch n.d. 1 folder 9 Recipes n.d. 1 folder 9 Genealogical Manuscripts Genealogical correspondence and clippings 1948 and n.d. 1 folder 9 Ser.6 Publications

This remarkable collection of printed ephemera was kept with this collection to document the range of domestic reading. It has been divided into subseries by Library staff for the convenience of the resercher.

 Almanacs Poor Richard Improved: Being an Almanack and Ephemeris of the Motions of the Sun and Moon; The True Places and Aspects of the Planets; The Rising and Setting of the Sun; Philadelphia: 1768-1791 1768-1791 1 folder 10 Poor Will Almanack for the Year of Our Lord 1806-1807, Philadelphia 1806-1807 1 folder 10 Kite’s Town and Country Almanac for the year 1821, Philadelphia 1821 1 folder 10 Agricultural Almanac, for the year of our Lord 1833 1833 1 folder 10 The Christian Almanac for Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West New Jersey for the Year of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 1833: Being the First after Bissextile or Leap Year, and the Fifty-seventh of the Independence of the United States, Philadelphia 1833 1 folder 10 [1838 Almanac] 1838 1 folder 10

Missing cover

 Uncle Sam’s Large Almanac for 1838” Being the Second after Bissextile, or Leap Year, Philadelphia 1838 1 folder 10 Farmer’s and Mechanics Almanack. Philadelphia: 1840-1854 1840-1854 1 folder 10 Der Schlusftein Landmirthfchafts Calender auf das Jahr 1842. Philadelphia: W. B. Walter, 1842 1842 1 folder 10 The American Almanac for 1845, Philadelphia: Griffith and Simon 1845 1 folder 10 [Almanacs] 1847and 1857 1 folder 10 The Family Christian Almanac for 1858, American Tract Society 1858 1 folder 10 The American Farmer’s Almanac 1859. Fisher and Brother 1859 1 folder 10 Cottage Garden Almanac for the Year 1859. Philadelphia: published by King and Baird 1859 1 folder 10 Landreth’s Rural Register and Almanac. 1859-1878 1859-1878 1 folder 10 Lee and Walker’s Musical Almanac for 1861. Philadelphia: Lee and Walker, 1861. 1861 1 folder 10 Fisher’s Improved House-Keeper’s Almanac and Family Receipt Book, Fisher and Brother: 1865-1885 1865-1885 1 folder 10 Ayer’s American Almanac 1871. Lowell, Mass: published by Dr. J.C. Ayer and Co., practical and analytical chemists 1871 1 folder 11 Fisher’s Comic Almanac. 1872-1885 1872-1885 1 folder 11 The Great Western Almanac for 1873 1873 1 folder 11 The Comic Almanac. Philadelphia, PA: 1873-1882, The Central News Company 1873-1882 1 folder 11 Farmer’s Almanac for the Year 1873-1998 1873-1998 1 folder 11 Boston Daily Advertiser Almanac for 1876. Illustrated, Boston. 1876 1 folder 11 1877 The Times Almanac, Philadelphia, Penna. 1877 1 folder 11 1878 Hoofland’s Almanac and Family Receipt Book for Everybody’s Use. Philadelphia: Johnston, Hollowayand Co. 1878 1 folder 11 Schenck’s Almanac 1878, Philadelphia: Dr. J.H. Schenck and Son 1878 1 folder 11 1879 Shakespearian Annual Almanac, Illustrated, Free to All: Gems of Shakespeare 1879 1 folder 11 The Record Almanac, published by the Philadelphia Record: 1880-1884 1880-1884 1 folder 11 1881 The Rumford Almanac and Cookbook. Robertsdale, PA: L. Royer and Son 1881 1 folder 11 Green’s Atlas and Diary Almanac for 1881. Woodbury, NJ 1881 1 folder 11 The Family Almanac for the Year 1882-1891 1882-1891 1 folder 11 Housekeeper’s Almanac. 1882-1904 1882-1904 1 folder 11 The Philadelphia Inquirer Illustrated Almanac for 1883 1883 1 folder 11 The Philadelphia Times 1884 Almanac: The Times 1884 1 folder 11 Shaker Almanac: The Joys and Sorrows of a Poor Old Man 1885 1 folder 11 The Philadelphia Record Almanac. 1886-1896 1886-1896 1 folder 11 1887 Philadelphia Times Almanac, The Times Is the Best Newspaper in the World for One Cent. 1887 1 folder 11 1888 Barker’s Illustrated Almanac: Farmers Guide and Household Reciepts, Barker’s Horse Cattle and Poultry Powder 1888 1 folder 11

Stamped: Thomas Firth

 Uncle Sam’s Almanac for the Year 1888 1888 1 folder 11

Stamped: Andrew J. Bracken, grocer.

 Morse’s Indian Root Pills 1888-1889 Almanac 1888-1889 1 folder 11

Stamped: F. Firth

 The American Presbyterian Almanac for 1959 1959 1 folder 11 Juvenile Publications General and Practical Questions on Arithmetick and Algebra. Burlington, NJ: Printed by David Allinson, 1816. 1816 1 folder 12

2 copies, one with ms. answers; labeled Thomas Livezey [6-107].

 Short Tales, pp. 5-48 19th century 1 folder 12

Signed Joseph Livezey

 A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue: For the Use of the Lower Forms in the Latin School. Boston; New England, Printed for D. Henchman, in Cornhill, 1750. 1750 1 folder 12 Solutions to the Miscellaneous Questions in Gummere’s Surveying. Philadelphia: Kimber and Richardson, 1814. 1814 1 folder 12 Stories and Rhymes for Children . Boston: Weeks, Jordan and Co., 1838. 1838 1 folder 12 Geographical Exercises. Wilmington, 1842. 1842 1 folder 12 Peter Parley’s Little Reader. Philadelphia: Henry M’Grath, 1843. 1843 1 folder 12 The Scholar’s Companion; Containing Exercises in the Orthography, Derivation,and Classification of English Words. Philadelphia: Henry Perkins, 1846. 1846 1 folder 12 Bentley, Rensselaer. The Pictoral Primer; Being an Introduction to the Pictorial Spelling Book: Designed as a First Book for Children, In Families and Schools. New York: Saxton and Miles, 1846. 1846 1 folder 12 The Child’s Story Book of Animals. Philadelphia: Willis P. Hazard, 1853. 1853 1 folder 12 Simple Scripture Biographies; Or, The Third part of a Conversation between Mary and her Mother. Philadelphia, 1832. 1832 1 folder 12 The Countries of Europe, and the Manners and Customs of its Various Nations. In Easy and Entertaining verse, for Children. New York: Edward Dunigan. n.d. 1 folder 12 Little Jack Horner, and an account of the many nice things of which his mince pie was made. Baltimore: J.B. Keller. n.d. 1 folder 12 [Div]ine Songs for Children. Philadelphia: Baptist General Tract Society. n.d. 1 folder 12 Miscellaneous Advertisements, broadsides, etc. 1 folder 12 The Pocket Companion or, Every Man His Own Lawyer By A gentleman of the Bar. Philadelphia: Published by M’Carty and Davis, 1818 1818 1 folder 12 Isaac Pitman. The Phonographic Instructor. London: Fred Pitman, 1852 1852 1 folder 12 Unidentified texts and text fragments n.d. 1 folder 12 [Dir]ections for the [Fe]eding and Management of Silk-Worms. Extracted from the Treatises of the Abbé Boiffier de Sauvages, and Pullein. With a Preface, Giving some Account of the Rise and Progress of the Scheme for encouraging the Culture of Silk, In Pennsylvania, and the adjacent Colonies. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, and Isaac Collins, 1770. 1770 1 folder 12 Bell, Robert. Sale Catalogue, Of A Collection Of New And Old Books. Philadelphia: William Woodhouse, 1773. 1773 1 folder 12 Washington’s Valedictory Address to the People of the United States, Published in September A.D. 1796. Harrisburg: Thompson and Clark, 1838. 1838 1 folder 12 Du Ponceau, Peter S. A Discourse on the Early History of Pennsylvania; Being an annual oration. Delivered before the American Philosophical Society, held at Philadelphia for promoting Useful Knowledge; Pursuant to their appointment, in the hall of the University of Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, the 6th of June, 1821. Philadelphia: Abraham Small, 1821. 1821 1 folder 12 Wright, Frances. A Lecture on Existing Evils and their remedy: As Delivered in the Arch Street Theatre, to the Citizens of Philadelphia, June 2, 1829. New York: George H. Evans, 1829. 1829 1 folder 12 Howard, Alfred.The Beauties of Chesterfield, Consisting of Selections from His Works. Boston: Charles Ewer, 1829. 1829 1 folder 12 A History of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. Philadelphia: William S. Young, 1840. 1840 1 folder 12 Tyson, Job R. Discourse Delivered on the First Anniversary of the Girard College for Orphans, at the request of the Baord of Directors. Philadelphia: Crissy and Markley, 1849. 1849 1 folder 13 Catalogue of the Twenty-First Exhibition of American Manufactures, held in Philadelphia, 1851. Philadelphia, WM. S. Young, 1851. 1851 1 folder 13 Smith, Samuel B. The Medical Application of Electro-Magnetism. New York: 1853. 1853 1 folder 13 William H. Powell’s Historical Picture of the Discovery of the Mississippi By De Soto, A.D. 1541, Painted by order of the United States Government, for the Rotunda of the Nation Capitol, at Washington, with an Examination of the Origin of the picture, A Brief Biography of Mr. Powell, Followed by a full and complete description of the composition of the painting, with historical references, notices of the press, Prepared by Henri L. Stuart. New York; Baker, Godwin and Co., Printers, 1854. 1854 1 folder 13 Catalogue of Crittenden’s Philadelphia Commercial College, S.E. Corner Seventh and Chestnut Sts. Philadelphia: Alexander C. Bryson, 1856. 1856 1 folder 13 Sweet’s Ready Reckoner. New York: Robert M. De Witt, Publisher, 1868. 1868 1 folder 13 Labberton, Robert H. Outlines of History; with Original Tables, Chronological, Genealogical and Literary. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen and Haffelfinger, 1871. 1871 1 folder 13 The Scape-Goat. Published by the American Tract Society. n.d. 1 folder 13 Biographical Sketch of Stephen Girard. n.d. 1 folder 13 Prohibitory Liquor Law Circular, To the Tax Payers, Voters of the City and County of Philadelphia. n.d. 1 folder 13 First Lecture On the Composition of a Flower. n.d. 1 folder 13 ‘Tis All For the Best. [Pages 3-14] n.d. 1 folder 13 Catalogue of the 32nd Annual Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Founded 1806. Philadelphia: 1855. 1855 1 folder 13 Paper Book of Plaintiffs in Error Milton P. Miller and Thomas J. Miller, Plaintiffs in Error, vs. Philip Erringer and Louis Brown, Defendant in Error, 1859. 1859 1 folder 13 Soldiers and Sailors Half Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion, Philadelphia: Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Publishing Company 1868. 1868 1 folder 13 Little Johnny Green, Boston: published by Samuel Colman, 1837 1873 1 folder 13 Compliments of the Philadelphia Record to its subscribers, Jan 1 1883. 1883 1 folder 13 Stock Book of High Class Pouters, Imported and Bred by Chas Becker, Baltimore, MD: December 1885 1885 1 folder 13 Farmville Lithia Water: View at the Springs. Farmville Lithia Springs Company, Farmville, VA. 1890 1890 1 folder 13 Other Religious Printed Materials Harker, Samuel. Appeal from the Synod of New York and Philadelphia, to the Christian World, Relating to the Censure and Sentence of the faid SYNOD, in their laft Seffion at Philadelphia, against the Rev. Mr.Samuel Harker, Pastor of the Church at BlackRiver, in East-Jersey. Philadelphia: William Dunlap, 1763. 1763 1 folder 14 An Interpretation of The Rev. Doctor Ezra Stiles Ely’s Dream; or, A Few Cursory Remarks upon His “Retrospective Theology, or The Opinions of the World of Spirits”. Philadelphia, 1825. 1825 1 folder 14 Wesley, John. An Extract of the Christian’s Pattern; Or, A Treatise on the Imitation of Christ, Written in Latin, By Thomas á Kemps. New York: Charles Wells, 1832. 1832 1 folder 14 Scenes in the life of St. John. Philadelphia: Hogan and Thompson, 1850. 1850 1 folder 14 The Temporal Benefits of the Bible. A Sermon, Preached on Thanksgiving Day, November 24th, 1853, By Henry J. Van Dyke, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, NY . New York: WM. C. Bryant and Co., 1853. 1853 1 folder 14 The Twentieth Missionary [Fe}stival of the Sands Street M.E. Church Sunday School, Brooklyn, To be held on Christmas, 1868. New York: Bradstreet Press, 1868. 1868 1 folder 14 The Substance of the Gospel, By Rev. Ralph Wardlaw, D. D., Glasgow. n.d. 1 folder 14 Political Texts The Examination of Doctor Benjamin Franklin, before an August Assembly, relating to the Repeal of the Stamp-Act, et.c. [1766] 1 folder

Missing cover.

 [Pelatiah Webster] An Essay on Credit in which the doctrine of Banks is considered 1786 1 folder 14 The Weaknesses of Brutas Exposed. Philadelphia: November 4th, 1787 1787 1 folder 14 A Bone to Gnaw for the Democrats 1795 1 folder 14

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 The Speech of Joseph Galloway, Esq; On of the Members for Philadelphia County: In Answer to the Speech of John Dickinson, Esq; Delivered in the House of Assembly, of the Province of Pennsylvania, May 24, 1764. Philadelphia: W.Dunlap, 1764. 1764 1 folder 14 Mr. Madison’s War. A Dispassionate Inquiry into the reasons alleged by the Mr. Madison for declaring an offensive and ruinous war against Great Britain. Together with some suggestions as to a peaceable and constitutional mode of averting that dreadful calamity. Philadelphia: Stiles, 1812. 1812 1 folder 14 On the Character and Influence of Abolitionism…Rev. Henry J. Van Dyke. Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1860. 1860 1 folder 14

Missing cover

 Speeches of Henry Clay [pp. 145-192] Mid 19th century 1 folder 14 Speeches of Hon. Edgar Cowan, of Pennsylvania, Hon. Jas. R. Doolittle, of Wisconsin; Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary of Treasury; Letter of Hon. O.H. Browning, of Illinois; and an Address By a member of the Club: Also The Condition of the South; A Report of Special Commissioner B.F. Truman. Washington, D.C.: Daily National Republican Print. 1866. 1866 1 folder 14 Votes of the House of Representatives Monday, January 6, 1772. P.M. n.p. 1772 1 folder 19 The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon, Reprinted From the Pall-Mall Gazette n.d. 1 folder 19

Pamphlet (incomplete) on prostitution.

 Masonry Exposed ca.1870 1 folder 14

Pamphlet (incomplete) on prostitution.

 Reports Circular from the Managers of the Haverford School 1854 1 folder 14 Thomson, Charles. An enquiry into the causes of the alienation of the Delaware and Shawanese Indians from the British interest the Ohio. Publisher London : Printed for J. Wilkie, 1759 1759 1 folder 14

Missing front pages, copy begins on page 15.

 Articles of Association of the Saving Fund Society, With an Explanation of the Principles of the Institution, and its Objects: Together with Tables, Showing the Accumulations Produced by Deposits with the Society . Philadelphia: W. Fry, 1817. 1817 1 folder 14 Address Delivered before the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, At its Anuual Meeting on the Eighteenth of January, 1825 By Roberts Vaux. Philadelphia, Port Folio Office, 1825. 1825 1 folder 15 The Charter and the Deed of Settlement of the Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insuring of Houses from loss by fire. Philadelphia: John C. Clark, 1836. 1836 1 folder 15 Report of the Committee of Investigation Appointed at the Meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank of the United States, Held January 4, 1841. Philadelphia, 1841. 1841 1 folder 15 Report of the Board of Managers to the Stockholders of the Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Rail Road Company, At their Annual Meeting Jan. 14, 1856. Philadelphia: Kite and Walton, 1856. 1856 1 folder 15 Annual Report of the State Treasurer, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on the Finances of the State, For the Fiscal Year ending Nov. 30, 1863. Harrisburg: Singerly and Myers, 1864. 1864 1 folder 15 An Act to Establish an Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United States, Enacted April 4, 1800 1800 1 folder 15 State of the Asylum for the Relief of Persons Deprived of the use of their reason published by direction of the contributors, Philadelphia: 1818-1827 1818-1827 1 folder 15 General Report of the President and Directors of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, Philadelphia: 1834-1867 1834-1867 1 folder 15 Address of the Board of President and Directors of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company to the Stock and Loan holders of that Company. Philadelphia: 1845 1845 1 folder 15 Report of the Board of Managers of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, to the Stockholders, May 5, 1846. Philadelphia 1846 1 folder 15 Report of the Meetings of Haverford School Association. Read at the Annual Meeting, Philadelphia: 1850-1856 1850-1856 1 folder 15 A Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Haverford School, Philadelphia: 1852-1855 1852-1855 1 folder 15 1864 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Tolls and Towage, Philadelphia 1864 1 folder 15 Annual Reports of the President and Directors of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company to the Stockholders and Loan holders. 1871-1878, Philadelphia 1871-1878 1 folder 15 Report on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal n.d. 1 folder 15 Jay Cooke Bankruptcy Reports (3) 1874 1 folder 15 The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. December 12, 1905 1905 1 folder 19 Serials Waldie’s Select Circulating Library 1835 1 folder 15 Germantown Telegraph, August 17, 1853 1853 1 folder 15 The Weekly Magazine, Vol.IV, Nos.40 (part)-47, 1799 1799 1 folder 15 The Pennsylvania Chronicle, Jan.30-Feb.6 (No.2 of Vol.III) 1769 1 folder 16 Yankee Notions, pp.143-146 Ca.1860 1 folder 16 Resolution, Board of Managers of the Franklin Instutute, 1829 1 folder 16 The Pennsylvania Magazine: or American Monthly Museum for November 1775, Philadelphia 1775 1 folder 16 The Reformer, Philadelphia: 1825: Volume VI No. 61-73. 1825 1 folder 16 The Berean Volume I, No. 3, Wilmington: Delaware: twelfth month, 1827 1827 1 folder 16 Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art No. 115- January 1832, Philadelphia 1832 1 folder 16 The Ladies’ Garland Volume I No. 13, February, 1838 1838 1 folder 16 Graham’s Magazine of Literature and Art for May 1844 Vol. XXV- No.5, Philadelphia 1844 1 folder 16 Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine Volume XII No. 5, Boston, November, 1860, whole No. 71 1860 1 folder 16 Peterson’s Ladies National Magazine October- Vol. IXIV, 1873-1875 1873-1875 1 folder 16 Godey’s Lady’s Book and Magazine 1874 1874 1 folder 16 Manayunk Sentinel, Manayunk: Thursday December 15, 1881 1881 1 folder 16 The Daily Evening Telegraph-Philadelphia, Monday, May 23, 1881 1881 1 folder 16 The Gazette. Germantown, Philadelphia. Saturday, April 29, 1882: Volume V No.11 1882 1 folder 16 Sunday Dispatch, Philadelphia: 1884-1885, Volume XXVIII No.36- Volume XXVII No. 35-47 1884-1885 1 folder 16 The Sunday World. Sunday Morning. April 5, 1885, Volume X No.10 1885 1 folder 17 The Press. Philadelphia, Friday Morning, January 9, 1885 1885 1 folder 17 Public Ledger. Philadelphia, Tuesday, March 3, 1885. Volume XCVIII No. 137 1885 1 folder 17 Independent Pictorial Annual for 1886. Philadelphia: McCannand Savage 1886 1 folder 17 Monroe Democrat. Thursday, October 11, 1906. Number 44 1906 1 folder 17 Society of Friends Memoir of John Woolman 1810 1 folder 17

“Thomas Livezey” on first page, missing covers and title page

 Salvation by Christ by Job Scott, 1824 1824 1 folder 17 Benezet, Anthony. A short account of that part of Africa, inhabited by the negroes. With respect to the fertility of the country; … The second edition, with large additions and amendments. Philadelphia, 1762. 79pp. 1762 1 folder 17 Facts and Observations Relative to the Participation of American Citizens in the African Slave Trade. Philadelphia: Joseph and William Kite, 1841. 1841 1 folder 17 A Brief Account of the Proceedings of the Committee Appointed in the Year 1795 by the Yearly Meeting of Friends of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Company for Promoting the improvement and gradual civilization of the Indian Natives, Philadelphia:1805 1805 1 folder 17 Some Accounts of the Early Part of the Life of Elizabeth Ashbridge, who died in the truth’s service, at the house of Robert Lecky in the county of Carlow, Ireland, the sixteenth of the fifth month, 1755. Written by Herself. Philadelphia: 1807. 1807 1 folder 17 An Address to Friends in Great Britain and Ireland by Thomas Shillitoe, re-printed, Philadelphia: 1823 1823 1 folder 17 Report of the Trial of Friends of the City of Philadelphia June 1825 or the Case of Edmund Shotwell, Joseph Lukens, Charles Middleton and two others, Philadelphia 1825 1 folder 17 The Quaker: Being A Series of Sermons by Members of the society of Friends, Taken in Short hand by Marcus T.C. Gould, Philadelphia: 1827 1827 1 folder 17 An Examination of An Epistle Issued by a Meeting of the Followers of Elias Hicks Held at Green-Street Meeting-house, in Philadelphia, the fourth and fifth of the sixth month, 1827, Being A Statement of Facts Relative to Their Separation from the Society of Friends, Philadelphia: 1827 1827 1 folder 17 A statement of Facts , Exhibiting Causes that Have led to the Dissolution of the connexion which existed between PQM and the Monthly Meeting of Friends, Held at Green Street, Philadelphia: 1827 1827 1 folder 17 An Epistle from the Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia, Held at Green Street, to its members, Philadelphia: 1827-1838 1827-1838 1 folder 17 A Declaration of the yearly Meeting of Friends, Held in Philadelphia [Respecting the Proceedings of Those who have lately separated from the Society: And Also Shewing the Contrast between their Doctrines and Those being Held by Friends, Philadelphia: 1828 1828 1 folder 17 The Friend; Or Advocate of Truth, 1828: Volume I No.1- No.11 1828 1 folder 17 The Friend; Or Advocate of truth, 1829: Volume II No. 1-15 1829 1 folder 18 Friend’s Miscellany: being A Collection of Essays and Fragments, Biographical, Religious, Epistolary, Narrative and Historical Designed for the Promotion of Piety and Virtue, Philadelphia: 1834, Volume V No.3 1834 1 folder 18 A Brief Account of the Concern of the Yearly Meeting of Friends Held in Philadelphia, in Relation to the Guarded Religious Education of their Youth together with A Statement of Some of the proceedings of the Committee [to whom the subject was referred] Philadelphia: 1835 1835 1 folder 18 Memorial Concerning Abraham Lower, published by Direction of the Monthly Meeting of Friends, Held At Green Street, Philadelphia: in the sixth month, 1845 1845 1 folder 18 Extracts from The Minutes of the Yearly Meeting of Friends, Held in Philadelphia, Philadelphia:1852-1858 1852-1858 1 folder 18 An Epistle of Affectionate Caution and Counsel, Addressed to its members by the Yearly Meeting of friends, Held in Philadelphia [by adjournment from the 18th to the 22nd of the fourth, 1853, and published by its direction] Philadelphia:1853 1853 1 folder 18 To the Quarterly, Monthly, and Preparative Meetings of Women Friends, within the limits of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Philadelphia n.d. 1 folder 18 Travel, Tourism, and Maps Train schedules and automobile maps, 1879-1882 and n.d. 1 folder 18 Steam Ship Cards (National Line) n.d. 1 folder 18

Plan of Cabins on reverse.

 Maps 1836-1877 & n.d. 1 folder 18

Includes Bradshaw's Map of Railways, n.d.; The Cross and the Crescent Harpers Pictoral Map of the Seat of the War in the East, 1877; and An Improved Map of the Hudson River, 1836.

Bill of Fare, Columbia House, Cape Island, NJ, n.d. 1 folder 18 (3) View Books: Watkins Glen, Atlantic City, Deleware Water Gap, New York: Wittemann Brothers, ca.1881 1881 1 folder 18 Album of the Table Rock, Niagara Falls, C.W. and Sketches of the Falls. Niagara: 1846. 1846 1 folder 18 Appletons’ Railway and Steam Navigation Guide. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1861. 1861 1 folder 18 The Visitors Guide to the Centennial Exposition and Fairmount Park. Philadelphia: J. Henry Smythe. n.d. 1 folder 18 Melish's Universal School Atlas . Philadelphia, 1816 1816-1818 1 folder 19 Olney's School Atlas. New York: Pratt, Woodford and Co. 1844 1 folder 19

Inscribed John Livezey/Haverford College

 Mitchell's Ancient Atlas, Classical and Sacred. Philadelphia: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co. 1851 1 folder 19

(2) copies, one with Sartain's engraving of Haverford School tipped-in, inscribed Joseph R. Livezey, 11mo 4th 1852.

 An Atlas of Ten Select Maps of Ancient Geography both Sacred and Profane. Philadelphia: John Mellish 1815 1 folder 19 Official Programme of Constitutional Centennial Celebration/Philadelphia, September 15-16-17. Philadelphia: J.F. Dickson & Co. 1887 1 folder 19 Historical Sketches Illustrations of Philadelphia and Official Programme of Days, Religious Services, Processions, Pageants, Exercises, Receptions and Entertainments, Connected with the Bi-Centennial Celebration of the Founding of the Commonwealth of Penn'a. Philadelphia: McCalla & Stavely, 1882. 1882 1 folder 19