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| 1 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 1 of 28 | 1 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Melissa Case | 1835 | 1842 | Three letters to Melissa R. Case which, when folded, become the envelope as well:
A.) Jan 31, 1835 letter from Moses L Graham (brother) of Salisbury, CT. B.) Jan 12, 1840 letter embossed with imprint of Goodwin Inn, Hartford, CT., from Lucinne Melfoer [Gullen] of Avon, CT., posted on Jan 21 to Hitchcocksville, CT. C). Jan 20 1840 from Moses L. Graham of Salisbury, CT sent to Hitchcocksville, CT. |
| 2 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 2 of 28 | 2 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mary L Galpin | 1854 | One letter dated Oct 13, 1854 to Mary L Galpin which when folded becomes the envelope as well. It was originally posted to Simsbury, CT. It was forwarded to Harlem, NY on Oct 18, 1854 from Chardon. There are two letters within the folded sheet. The first letter is to "My Dear Child" and the second letter is to "My Dear Children". They are signed from Father. | |
| 3 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 3 of 28 | 3 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Amy Eno From Aunt Nellie | 1890 | Undated, circa 1890 A.) A birthday card with a poem "Nine Years Old." B.) A personal note on an inserted sheet of paper. C.) Corresponding envelope reads "Amy with love and to many happy returns of the day". |
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| 4 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 4 of 28 | 4 | Series 1. Correspondence | 1911 Trip: To Mr. and Mrs. George C. Eno [Mother and Father] from Alice Eno | 1911 | Correspondence to Mother and Father from Alice Eno while on trip in 1911: A.) Four letters dated Feb 10,13,17 and 26, 1911 on S.S. ARABIC stationary folded together enclosed in a single sheet of folded paper that has a handwritten note of "Jerusalem". B.) Single letter dated Feb 23, 1911 and envelope on S.S. ARABIC stationary and posted in Constantinople. C.) Single envelope with no corresponding letter which was posted in Malta and arrived in Simsbury, CT on Mar 10, 1911. D.) Letter dated Mar 18, 1911 and an envelope; the envelope is on Luxor Hotel stationary and posted in Cairo on March 18th and arrived in Simsbury on April 1911. The corresponding letter is written on Mar 18, 1911 and is made up of three sheets, the first sheet is on S. S. Puritan stationary and the last two sheets of the letter are on Luxor Hotel stationary. E.) Single letter dated Apr 1, 1911 on S.S. ARABIC stationary. |
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| 5 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 5 of 28 | 5 | Series 1. Correspondence | 1911 Trip: To Mr. and Mrs. George C. Eno from Papa | 1911 | A.) Single letter to "Dear Dick" and signed "from Papa." B.) Corresponding envelope written to Mr. and Mrs. George C. Eno has a Simsbury seal receiving date of April 12, 1911. The stamp is 25 cents from the Republique Francaise, Alpes. |
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| 6 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 6 of 28 | 6 | Series 1. Correspondence | 1911 Trip: To Family From Alice Eno | 1911 | A.) Letter, "My dearest family" on Hotel Fast Jerusalem stationary, dated March 6. B.) Letter to "My dearest family" on Grand Continental Hotel stationary, Rome, dated Mar 26 [1911] with corresponding envelope posted in Rome Italy on March 22 and received April 10th. |
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| 7 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 7 of 28 | 7 | Series 1. Correspondence | 1911 Trip: To Polly From Alice Eno | 1911 | A.) Letter to "My dearest Polly" on S.S. Arabic stationary dated Feb 27, 1911 referencing Constantinople under the date. B.) Letter to "My dearest Polly" on The Egyptian Hotel Ltd, Cairo dated Mar 12, 1911 referencing Polly's birthday on that day. |
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| 8 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 8 of 28 | 8 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Alice Eno from Ruth | 1912 | A.) Letter to Alice Eno from Ruth on two sheets of stationary from the Egypt Shepheard's Hotel in Cairo dated Feb 2, 1912. B.) Corresponding envelope to Feb 2, 1912 letter on the same stationary posted on Feb 11, 1912 and addressed to Miss Alice Eno C/O Senator George P. McLean, Washington, D.C. - U. S. A, received on Feb 19, 1912 |
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| 9 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 9 of 28 | 9 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Emery Francher in Thompsonville, CT | 1912 | 1918 | A) Post card depicting the Methodist parsonage in West Granby, CT addressed to Emery Francher, Thompsonville, CT and posted on Aug 31, 1912 B) A letter to "My dear Georgie" from Thompsonville, CT on Feb 4,1918 and signed "much love to you all, Mary." |
| 10 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 10 of 28 | 10 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole [Alice Eno Cole ] | 1922 | Wedding announcement of Antoinette Wood Eno to Major Robert Charles Frederick Goetz, May 17, 1922 which when folded becomes the envelope as well. | |
| 11 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 11 of 28 | 11 | Series 1. Correspondence | To [Alice Eno Cole] Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole from George P. McLean | 1924 | Letter to Alice on George P. McLean's stationary for the United States Senate Committee on Banking and Currency dated Jan 2nd, 1924. It is an acknowledgement of their Christmas gift and was sent to 27 Atwood Street, Hartford, CT. The letter was glued into a scrapbook. | |
| 12 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 12 of 28 | 12 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mrs. Alice Eno Cole from Aunt Nellie | 1925 | Undated, circa 1925 letter to "My dear Alice" from Aunt Nellie congratulating "my nephew Richard" on his promotion to "the nice presidency of that great company". | |
| 13 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 13 of 28 | 13 | Series 1. Correspondence | To George P. McLean from Calvin Coolidge | 1929 | Letter to George P. McLean from Calvin Coolidge dated Apr 13, 1929 noting his acceptance of the invitation to visit on Apr 15. The letter is on his personal stationary in Northampton, MA. | |
| 14 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 14 of 28 | 14 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mrs. George McLean from William Howard Taft | 1928 | Letter to Mrs. George P. McLean dated Jun 24, 1928 on Supreme Court of the United States letterhead. Formerly President of the United States, Chief Justice William Howard Taft served the court from 1921 to 1930. The contents of the letter refer to a visit he and Mrs. Taft made to Connecticut. | |
| 15 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 15 of 28 | 15 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mrs. Alice Eno Cole from Amos Eno | 1930 | A.) A letter to "My dear Alice" on stationary noting 1771 N. Street dated Jan 31, 1930 from Amos Eno. B.) Corresponding envelope posted Jan 31, 1930 in Washington, D. C. to Mrs. Alice Eno Cole c/o Mr. George Eno, Simsbury, CT. |
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| 16 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 16 of 28 | 16 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mrs. George P. McLean from Calvin Coolidge | 1932 | Letter to Mrs. George P. McLean on Calvin Coolidge's personal letterhead, Northampton, MA dated Jun 7, 1932. In it he expresses his affection for George P. Mclean and his sympathy at his sudden passing (June 6th). | |
| 17 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 17 of 28 | 17 | Series 1. Correspondence | To Mrs. George P. McLean from Charles Curtis | 1932 | Letter from Vice President Charles Curtis dated Jun 7, 1932 on the passing of George P. McLean. | |
| 18 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.3 | 3 of 9 | 1 of 3 | 18 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Ledger November 6, 1819 to July 18, 1821 (1 of 2) | 1819 | 1821 | Daybook November 6th, 1819 to July 18, 1821. Dimensions: 16" x 7" x 1 1/2 ". This daybook records purchases from an unknown merchant listed by date, then customer and then individual items with a tally at the end. Some often noted names include Samuel B. Hitchcock and Andrew Burr. |
| 19 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.3 | 3 of 9 | 2 of 3 | 19 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Pressed plants from Ledger November 6, 1819 to July 18, 1821 (2 of 2) | 1819 | 1821 | Pressed leaves and flowers found in the pages of the November 6th 1819 to July 18, 1821 daybook. |
| 20 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.3 | 3 of 9 | 3 of 3 | 20 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Simsbury Ledger 1821 to 1825/ Scrapbook | 1821 | 1849 | A ledger spanning dates from 1821 to 1825 with Simsbury written inside the front cover. Its dimensions are: 12" x 7 1/2 " x 1". The ledger has many entries for carding and oiling referencing many longstanding Simsbury families such as Tuller, Pettibone, Humphrey, Phelps, Case, Belden, Terry, Barber, Eno, Moses, Mclean, Ensign, Wilcox, Buell, and more. The book was repurposed for newspaper clippings of stories, song lyrics and poetry circa 1843-1849. |
| 21 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.4 | 4 of 9 | 1 of 4 | 21 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Simsbury Ledger 1832 - 1833/Scrapbook (1 of 2) | 1832 | 1879 | A leather-bound ledger for a store in Simsbury, 1832 - 1833. E & E Daybook # 2 is on the cover. Dimensions: 13" x 8" x 3 3/4". Newspaper clippings pasted and found within dated as late as Sept 18, 1879. Pages 1 - 66 have newspaper clippings of stories, poetry and songs glued over the ledger entries. Page 67 of the daybook is the first readable ledger page. Simsbury, June 30, 1832 is written at the top of the page. The last ledger entry is on page 499, dated April 10, 1833. This daybook records purchases listed by date, then customer and then individual items with a tally for the order at the end. Items purchased include rum, scissors, razors, hairpins, ivory combs, suspenders, drill eyed needles and more general store items. Some of the Simsbury family names listed as customers include Phelps, Wilcox, Holcomb, Case, Humphrey, Moses, Trumbull, and Goodrich. |
| 22 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.4 | 4 of 9 | 2 of 4 | 22 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Simsbury Ledger 1832 - 1833/Scrapbook (2 of 2) | 1832 | 1879 | Loose newspaper clippings found in the leather-bound ledger for a store in Simsbury, 1832 - 1833. E & E Daybook # 2 is on the cover. Front page from the Hartford Courant of Thursday, Sep 18, 1879 with stories about Veterans Day and the 50,000 people who attended, includes listing of military personnel by company and regiment and address by Governor Andrews. |
| 23 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.1 | 1 of 9 | 18 of 28 | 23 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Earl D. Colton Monson | 1835 | Penmanship notebook of Earl D. Colton Monson dated January 5, 1835. | |
| 24 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.4 | 4 of 9 | 3 of 4 | 24 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Collinsville Ledger 1840 (1 of 2) | 1840 | Daybook for Collinsville dated Feb 24, 1840 to Aug 6, 1840. Dimensions: 16" x 7" x 1 1/2 ". There 278 pages. Some reoccurring customers include Barber, Case, Humphrey, Bickford, Frisbee, Dibble, Bidwell, Pratt, Wilcox, Howland, and Cooley. |
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| 25 | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | awmsflweb | 10/23/2025 07:10 PM | MS 007 | 2016.001 | Alice Goodrich Eno Cole | ARC | 1.2.4.4 | 4 of 9 | 4 of 4 | 25 | Series 2. Personal Papers | Collinsville Ledger 1840 (2 of 2) | 1840 | Pressed leaves found in daybook for Collinsville general store dated February 24, 1840 to August 6, 1840. Dimensions: 16" x 7" x 1 1/2 ". |
Language: English
The collection is open for research.
The collection is in good condition.
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