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Summary Information
Daniels Family Papers
1842-1984, 1994
Mss 364; M95-164; PH 4936; PH 4936 (3)
17.2 cubic feet (41 archives boxes, 1 flat box, and 1 card box); plus additions of 1 tape recording and photographs
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Papers of Olive Bell Daniels (1891-1984), wife, mother, artist, and genealogist, together with smaller quantities of personal papers of her husband Farrington Daniels, a prominent University of Wisconsin chemistry professor, and records of their relatives. Included are correspondence; writings and notes on family history, the role of women, and other topics; printed material relating to peace and foreign and domestic missions of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches; diaries; reminiscences; biographical material on Olive and Farrington; photographs; family financial records; extensive genealogical research material; a recording of Olive Bell Daniels' memorial service; and miscellany. Correspondence, comprising the largest and most significant portion of the collection, primarily document the routine family life of the Farrington Daniels family. Also included are papers of the families of John Horton Daniels I, a Chicago banker; Franc B. Daniels, a Minneapolis businessman; and John Horton Daniels II, a medical missionary in China.
English
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