This subseries contains correspondence between TS and his wife Pamela Dwight Sedgwick, exchanged primarily during TS's trips to New York and Philadelphia from 1789 to 1799. 反复出现的话题包括TS经常缺席所带来的困难，是否TS should continue his political career, Pamela's declining physical and mental health, the health of their children, and general domestic concerns. Their letters also discuss personal 以及政治问题，比如谢斯叛乱后TS的安全问题，帕梅拉的死亡问题 mother Abigail Dwight, concern with their daughter Frances' interest in publisher Loring 安德鲁斯，乔治·华盛顿总统的病，詹姆斯·麦迪逊的政治观点，华盛顿的 birthday celebration, and TS's description of a 1791 performance of The Taming of the Shrew.

Also included here is correspondence between TS and his children, particularly Theodore Sedgwick II, Henry Dwight Sedgwick, and Catharine Maria Sedgwick. Topics include TS II's 在耶鲁大学的学习，儿子亨利和罗伯特在威廉姆斯学院的教育，以及他们的早期 legal practices in Stockbridge and Albany. Additional subjects of discussion were political issues of the day, Pamela Sedgwick's health, and the education and welfare of the younger children. Correspondence with TS's daughter Catharine refers to her education, relationships, and upbringing, as well as her illnesses and various domestic concerns.

Letters between TS and his children Eliza, Frances, Robert, and Charles, his daughter-in-law Susan Ridley Sedgwick, his brother John Sedgwick, and his nephew Theodore 塞奇威克，以及写给"我亲爱的孩子们"的一般信件，都被夹在这里 miscellaneous family correspondence.

这个子系列中的大部分信件与TS的政治生涯有关，包括 letters from some of the most well-known political figures of the Revolutionary and early National period. These correspondents and the dates of their letters include: Alexander Hamilton, 1777-1799; Gen. Benjamin Lincoln, 1781-1791; Aaron Burr, 1781-1792; Tapping Reeve, 1785; Nathaniel Dane, 1785-1788; Caleb Strong, 1786-1801; Rufus King, 1786-1802; John Jay, 1789; Fisher Ames, 1789-1801; Gen. Phillip Schuyler, 1792; Harrison Gray Otis, 1792-1808; Daniel Dewey, 1798-1806; Chief Justice John Marshall, 1800; and Samuel Sewall, 1800-1806. Among the many topics covered are the creation and ratification of the Massachusetts Constitution, congressional proceedings, Shays' Rebellion, the Constitutional Convention, 建立联邦政府的计划，政府所在地的选择，计划 the vice-presidency, the federal assumption of state debts, postal routes, Jay's Treaty, Massachusetts gubernatorial elections, U.S. relations with France, U.S. presidential 选举，联邦主义政治，以及TS对马萨诸塞州最高法官的任命 Court.

Correspondence with Thomas Dwight, 1789-1801, and Samuel Henshaw, 1788-1900, discusses issues relating to western Massachusetts, as well as national events. Dwight in particular 让TS了解州和地方政治以及当地对国家事件的看法. TS最广泛的通信是与他的密友亨利和彼得·范·沙克和 with his law partner Ephraim Williams. In addition to discussing political and military events on both the local and national scene, these letters also cover topics of a more personal nature. They mention the health and mental condition of TS's wife Pamela, as well as 孩子们的健康，TS长期不在家，以及他对继续工作的犹豫不决 to serve in political office, the care of the Van Schaacks' property during their imprisonments (they were Loyalists), and TS's anger at not receiving the appointment of Massachusetts chief justice in 1806.

Many of the letters in this subseries were collected by TS's grandson, Theodore Sedgwick III, and bound into four volumes. Although the letters have since been disbound and 按时间顺序重组，这些卷的原始索引可以在子系列中找到 E (commentary on Theodore Sedgwick and his papers).

TS的商业和专业论文分为三类——法律、政治、 and judicial papers--which pertain to his career as a Berkshire County lawyer, as a U.S. representative and senator, and as a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court judge; real estate 和金融文件，主要涉及TS在马萨诸塞州和马萨诸塞州的大规模土地投资 New York; and Continental Army supply accounts, containing his financial accounts as a contractor for the northern army during the Revolutionary War.

A number of TS's descendants have collected and commented upon his correspondence and papers. Arthur G. Sedgwick, TS's great-grandson, explained in his preface to "Letterbooks of 西奥多·塞奇威克，TS的政治信件被整理并装订成四大块 volumes by Theodore Sedgwick III (Arthur's father) "and came long since into my hands. Another grandson, the late Henry Dwight Sedgwick [II], had these in his possession for 几年来，他做了一些笔记，打算写一本传记，但由于受到干扰而未能成行 and increasing age from completing his work."

Included in this subseries are the indices from the original volumes of letters bound by Theodore Sedgwick III (the letters are now found in series I.B., Theodore Sedgwick, personal and professional correspondence), alphabetically listing TS's correspondents. Also found here are the six volumes of notes and abstracts compiled by Henry Dwight Sedgwick II in preparation for writing a biography of TS. The first four volumes consist of notes taken on the letterbooks. Volumes 5 and 6 include notes from TS's papers, letters to his wife Pamela, congressional proceedings, and various 17th-century documents.

The notes and commentary entitled "Letterbooks of Theodore Sedgwick," by Arthur G. Sedgwick, consists of transcribed letters from TS's letterbooks, as well as letters and writings from other collections, related third-party correspondence, and independent commentary. It is arranged by individual topics that TS confronted during his congressional career. Arthur Sedgwick's detailed transcriptions, notes on sources, and research on topics 和事件——显然是作为TS传记的背景——是一个很好的来源 researchers.

这里还包括TS的儿子亨利·德怀特·塞奇威克写的传记， intended for publication by an encyclopedia, and extracts from an address, delivered by William Sullivan to the Suffolk County bar in 1824, that memorializes TS.

The bulk of letters in this section consists of correspondence between Pamela and her mother, Abigail Williams Dwight, discussing Pamela's engagement and marriage to Theodore Sedgwick, domestic matters, and Abigail's social schedule. Other correspondence includes letters from Pamela's children Frances, Henry, Robert, and Charles, in which they discuss their daily activities and travels. Many of these letters were written when Catharine, Henry, and Robert were living together in Boston (1805).

Included here are letters between Pamela and her friends Sally Ingersoll, Elizabeth Hopkins, Susan Kemper, and Sarah Tucker. Although her correspondence with Elizabeth (Betsy) Mayhew spans several decades, the majority of letters date from 1788-1789 and discuss 帕梅拉14岁的女儿伊丽莎来波士顿和伊丽莎白住在一起 to learn more about city life. Other topics in Pamela's personal correspondence include her 她对母亲去世的反应，她的健康问题，以及她与丈夫的困难 long absences.

The papers of TS II are divided into three sections: family correspondence, consisting of TS二世与妻子苏珊·雷德利·塞奇威克和弟弟亨利·德怀特·塞奇威克的信件; personal and professional papers; and TS II's 1835 draft of Public and Private Economy.

This subseries contains the papers of Susan Livingston Ridley Sedgwick, the wife of TS II. It includes Susan's correspondence with Harmanus Bleecker, her husband's law partner, and with friends Anna Bridger, Madame G. W. Lafayette, Sarah Ashburner, and several unidentified correspondents. It also includes a few poems written by Susan, a receipt, and an extract from her 1866 will.

TS III的论文分为五类:家庭书信，由 letters between TS III and his parents; personal and professional papers; writings; volumes, including letterbooks, journals, and scrapbooks; and the 1865 manuscript "In Memory of Theodore Sedgwick," written by TS III's mother Susan Ridley Sedgwick.

This subseries contains papers relating to the sister, wife, and children of Theodore Sedgwick III. Included in the correspondence of Maria Banyer Sedgwick are letters to William Ellery and Harmanus Bleecker. Arthur George Sedgwick's papers include: correspondence with grammar school and college classmates; Harvard College exams, class rankings and Class Day programs (1861-1864); papers relating to his service as a lieutenant in the U.S. Army and as a prisoner of war (1864); admission to Harvard Law School; and correspondence and receipts relating to his publications in The Nation and North American Review.

The papers of Henry Dwight Sedgwick date from 1802 to 1831 and are divided into three categories: family correspondence; personal and professional papers, which form the bulk of this subseries; and writings.

The papers of Jane Minot Sedgwick, the wife of Henry Dwight Sedgwick, date from 1805 to 1871, with the bulk between 1810 and 1859. They have been divided into three sections: family correspondence, personal papers, and volumes.

This subseries contains the papers of Jane Minot Sedgwick II, the daughter of Henry Dwight and Jane Minot Sedgwick. It consists of correspondence between Jane and her friend Mary ("Cheerie") Langtree, who influenced her to join the Catholic church in 1853, as well as correspondence with her friends Mary and Charles O'Sullivan and with Bishop O'Reilly of Springfield. Also included here are religious notebooks written in English, Italian, French, 拉丁文，主要是简改信天主教时的笔记， in addition to printed catechisms and devotionals. A large portion of Jane's papers involve 她与天主教会的关系，其中包括教皇对天主教徒的祝福 她在西斯托克布里奇创办的学校，学校的抵押契约和保险单， and West Stockbridge parish account books.

Many of Jane's personal papers are financial documents related to the inheritance she received from her mother, including accounts with her cousin William Minot II and papers concerning the Spring Lane estate. Here also are multiple versions of Jane's will from 1870 to 1886. Jane's numerous commonplace-books and account books contain sporadic dated entries, memos, and reflections, as well as miscellaneous household expenses.

The papers of Henry Dwight Sedgwick II, the son of Henry Dwight and Jane Minot Sedgwick, form the largest single collection within the Sedgwick family papers. They are divided into 六个部分:与亨丽埃塔·埃勒里·塞奇威克的通信，个人和商业文件， financial records, legal papers, writings, and volumes.

This subseries contains the papers of Theodore Sedgwick IV, the son of Henry Dwight Sedgwick II and Henrietta Ellery Sedgwick. It consists almost entirely of papers from TS IV's school days at Bishop's College School in Lennoxville, Quebec (1879); Adams Academy in Quincy (1880-1882); and Harvard College (1883-1886). The papers include: school records; numerous "cards of approbation" given for good behavior; and Harvard papers, including report cards, tuition bills, Class Day programs, student directories, and lists of classes. Bills from TS 四世在1884年夏天的欧洲之行也包括在这里，还有他写的论文 在哈佛担任各种俱乐部和兄弟会的财务主管，包括支票、账户 books, and receipts.

The papers of Alexander ("Aleck") Sedgwick include correspondence with his parents Henry 德怀特·塞奇威克二世和亨丽埃塔·埃勒里·塞奇威克，主要是在他在主教学校的时候 College School in Lennoxville, Quebec (1884), and in California (1887-1888). They primarily discuss his schoolwork and his delicate health. Later correspondence concerns his relationship and marriage to Lydia Cameron Rogers.

Other papers in this section include Alexander's speeches (many undated) concerning President Woodrow Wilson, women's suffrage, prohibition, Stockbridge commemorations, and remarks for the Laurel Hill Association, of which he was president. Also found here is personal correspondence, including letters of congratulation for Aleck's election to the state legislature in 1911; financial correspondence regarding stocks, contracts, and the purchase of a Scripps Booth roadster; a series of Stockbridge bank checks; and a 1902 account book containing a property inventory, stocks, mortgages, and dividend income for Alexander and his wife. An 1880 pocket diary contains only a few entries for January.

Contained within this small subseries are the papers of Lydia "Lily" Sedgwick, the wife of Alexander Sedgwick. It includes correspondence with her son William Ellery Sedgwick, letters 来自朋友，银行收据，艾伦·罗杰斯的纪念物，以及死者的吊唁信 of her husband Alexander.

This subseries includes the papers of HDS's daughters Frances Sedgwick Watts and Louisa Minot Sedgwick; HDS II's children Jane Sedgwick Ricciardi, Henry Dwight Sedgwick III, and Ellery Sedgwick; and Alexander Sedgwick's children William Ellery Sedgwick, Christiana Sedgwick Marquand, and Alexander Sedgwick II.

特别值得注意的是亨利·德怀特·塞奇威克三世的论文，其中包含成绩单 以及其他与他在马萨诸塞州昆西的亚当斯学院上学有关的文件; legal correspondence and papers; a 1914 address given at Groton School; and a poem authored by HDS III for his Harvard College 40th reunion (1922). Christiana Sedgwick Marquand's papers consist primarily of letters and postcards from her trip to Europe in the summer of 1914. The papers of Alexander "Shan" Sedgwick II include correspondence with his Harvard classmates (1918-1919)，以及给美联社驻伦敦分社社长的信 political situation in Greece (1934), written by Shan in his capacity as a new correspondent.

The papers of Robert Sedgwick were produced from 1803 to 1862, with the bulk from 1803 to 1841. They are divided into three categories: correspondence with Elizabeth Ellery Sedgwick, personal and professional papers, and volumes.

The papers of Elizabeth Ellery Sedgwick, the wife of Robert Sedgwick, date from 1799 to 1862, with the bulk written between 1810 and 1859. They are divided into three sections: family correspondence, personal papers, and volumes.

这个子系列包含威廉·埃勒里·塞奇威克(WES)的论文，他是罗伯特和 Elizabeth Ellery Sedgwick. Included here is WES's correspondence with a large group of his 大学同学(哈佛，1846)和其他朋友，他们称他为“埃勒里”或更多 commonly, "Sedg." Among them are Endicott (Tott) Peabody, Frank Minot, Jack Stearns, Thomas Rodman, B. C. Whitman, James Morris, Augustus (Gus) Heard, C. W. Wellington, Edward Binks, and Daniel Curtis. Taken together, these letters present a witty and detailed glimpse into the lives of Harvard students and their early careers in the 1840s and 1850s.

Most significant is WES's correspondence with Francis J. Child, his classmate and later brother-in-law. Nicknamed "Pais" by WES, Child discusses his studies and professorship at Harvard, relationships with family and friends, European travel, and his courtship and marriage to WES's sister Elizabeth. Also in this section are papers relating to WES's guardianship of William Holden, miscellaneous school papers, and an 1873 obituary of WES.

Contained in this section are the papers of Henrietta Ellery Sedgwick, the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Sedgwick and the wife of Henry Dwight Sedgwick II, her first cousin. Dating from 1845 to 1895, they consist of personal correspondence with her friends Susan C. Laurence, Alison Turnbull Laurence, Caroline Turnbull Laurence, Meta Brevoort, Elizabeth (Mammy) Royce, and Charlotte Binney. Other papers include receipts, a Valentine's Day poem, and an 1888 mortgage agreement between Henrietta and her husband, in which she loans him $9,000.

The papers of Katherine Sedgwick Valerio, the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Sedgwick, 从1877年到1890年，分为三类:个人论文、著作和 volumes. The bulk of Katherine's papers consists of correspondence with her former nanny Elizabeth (Mammy) Royce, as well as with her friend Lilly Doane. Also found here are programs from Katherine's formal recitations, promotional pieces, and critiques. Her writings include both signed and unsigned manuscripts of plays and dialogues, some of which are incomplete. Katherine's 1883-1884 travel diary and commonplace-book relates to her trip to Florence, Italy.

This subseries contains the papers of Robert and Elizabeth Ellery Sedgwick's daughters Elizabeth Sedgwick Child, Susan Sedgwick Butler, and Helen Sedgwick, as well as those of their granddaughter Natalie Sedgwick.

伊丽莎白·塞奇威克·查尔德的文件包括一份打字回忆录《og体育平台》 《og体育平台》，伊丽莎白在书中讲述了她与表兄HDS二世的童年回忆. 这里还发现了与纽约伪造案有关的文件涉及伊丽莎白和她 future husband, Francis J. Child.

苏珊·塞奇威克·巴特勒的论文包括天文学笔记、诗歌和与 friends. Also included here is a letter to the congregation of St. Paul's Church in Stockbridge upon its completion, written by Susan's widower, Charles E. Butler (Butler had the church built in 1883 as a memorial to Susan).

在这个子系列中还发现了娜塔莉·塞奇威克的论文，包括信件， 收据，支票存根，以及海伦·塞奇威克1850年的信件，她于1857年在伦敦去世 age 20.

The bulk of Catharine Maria Sedgwick's family correspondence is with her brothers Robert and Charles Sedgwick, who wrote regularly to Catharine throughout their adult lives. Included 在她与查尔斯的通信中，有他1829年为伊丽莎白·弗里曼(孟买)的墓志铭 Sedgwick family's domestic servant. Many of Charles's letters found here contain Catharine's penciled notations, which appear to be editorial instructions preparing the letters for publication.

这个子系列还包括凯瑟琳和她的母亲帕梅拉之间的家庭通信 Dwight Sedgwick; with her sister and brother-in-law, Thaddeus and Eliza Pomeroy, and their daughter Frances Susan Pomeroy; with her sister Frances Watson and Frances' children Catherine and Robert; with her brother Theodore II, his wife Susan, and their son Theodore III; with her brother Henry and his wife Jane; with her sister-in-law Elizabeth Ellery Sedgwick and niece Elizabeth Sedgwick Child; and with her sister-in-law Elizabeth Dwight Sedgwick and her favorite niece and namesake, Katharine Sedgwick Minot. It also includes correspondence with the Minot family, including her niece's husband, William Minot II; his parents, William and Louisa Davis Minot; and several of their children.

凯瑟琳家庭通信的主题包括她的童年，她的反应 to her father's death, the family's concern for Catharine's sister Frances in her abusive 婚姻，家人对凯瑟琳写作的支持和鼓励，谈判 with Harper Publishing, and the critical reception of her novels and short stories.

The bulk of Catharine's personal papers consist of correspondence with friends, including 露西·罗素，范妮·肯布尔(巴特勒)，加埃塔诺·卡斯蒂利亚，伊丽莎·福伦，索菲亚·皮克曼，安娜 Murphy Jameson, William Ellery Channing, and Harriet Martineau. Also included here are a 向她的妹妹伊丽莎致敬，一篇题为“上帝的无所不在”的手稿 "我亲爱的孩子们"编辑信件的杂项笔记，以及简短的商业账目 1820-1826.

查尔斯·塞奇威克的论文从1812年到1856年，分为两部分:家庭 correspondence and personal and professional papers.

This subseries contains the papers of Elizabeth Dwight Sedgwick, the wife of Charles Sedgwick, dating from 1828 to 1863. They include Elizabeth's correspondence with her daughter Katharine Maria Sedgwick (Minot) primarily concerning family and domestic issues, 尤其是凯瑟琳的兄弟查尔斯和威廉的去世凯瑟琳的丈夫 William Minot II, and the lives of Katharine's children. Elizabeth's personal correspondence includes letters from Fanny Kemble (Butler) and another unidentified friend.

这个子系列包含有关查尔斯和伊丽莎白德怀特后代的文件 塞奇威克，特别是他们的孩子凯瑟琳·塞奇威克·迈诺特伊丽莎白·塞奇威克·拉克曼 威廉·德怀特·塞奇威克和格蕾丝·塞奇威克·布里斯特，还有凯瑟琳的孩子爱丽丝 Woodbourne Minot and William Minot III.

凯瑟琳·塞奇威克·迈诺特的大部分论文都是她与范妮·肯布尔的通信 (Butler). Katharine's papers also include two poems written for her by her aunt Susan Ridley Sedgwick on her birthday. Papers of other descendants also include letters from Fanny Kemble (Butler), Gaetano Castillia, and several unidentified correspondents.

在这一部分中有几个塞奇威克的家谱，其中大部分是从家族开始的 European ancestry. Also included here are sketches of ancestor Robert Sedgwick of London, a 迈诺特家族家谱，塞奇威克家族印章和家谱(特大号)，和许多未注明日期 notes. Volume 47, entitled "Genealogical Details," is a notebook compiled by Theodore Sedgwick III containing information about his family's history and genealogy.

这个子系列中包括与塞奇威克家族在斯托克布里奇的住宅有关的文件， built by Theodore Sedgwick in 1785. They consist of excerpts from the wills of TS II and TS 三、对土地和财产的若干描述，以及详细的清单内容 of the mansion (most likely created in 1813, at the time of Theodore Sedgwick's death). Also 这里有一份书籍、瓷器和玻璃器皿的清单，来自塞奇威克24街的一户人家 in New York City.

有关塞奇威克家族墓地(也被称为塞奇威克派)的文件包括一份 agreement of trust between family members, trust accounts, lists of Sedgwick family 以及亚历山大·塞奇威克1911年写的og体育平台墓地的备忘录. Also found here are indentures granting land at Laurel Hill to the town of Stockbridge, 与罗伯特·塞奇威克女儿的信托有关的家庭财务账户，以及账户 between Henry Dwight Sedgwick II and William Minot II concerning the Spring Lane estate. The bulk of these accounts date from the 1890s.

This section contains correspondence, poetry, essays, notes, recipes, prescriptions, 财务记录，以及其他似乎与塞奇威克家族有关的文件，但是 could not be specifically identified by creator. Of particular note are copies of a variety of historical documents, which include the early records of First Church, Boston; a charter of King Stephen of England to the Priory of Eye in Suffolk; chapter 7 of Exposition of the Province Law of William III, by Edmund Trowbridge; and "The Message of Jefferson Davis" (1864).

Within this section are books, periodicals, printed advertisements, programs, corporate 报告，以及其他与内部人员没有明确og体育官网的印刷材料 the collection of Sedgwick family papers. Taking date and subject matter into consideration, 以及这些材料以前在塞奇威克五号文件中的位置，很可能大部分 these papers belonged to Henry Dwight Sedgwick II and his family. In most cases, their original arrangement within that collection has been retained.

Artwork found here includes etchings of Theodore Sedgwick I and II and of Rev. James 还有几本身份不明的速写本和一张画过的照片证明 landscape scene.

This subseries contains the papers of: Stephen Minot (1688-ca. 1767), the great-grandfather of William Minot; his sons Stephen Minot, Jr. (1711-1787), John Minot, and Christopher Minot; and his grandchildren Francis Minot and Sarah Minot Speakman. They include family correspondence; correspondence between Christopher Minot and Thomas Dwight; papers relating to the proprietors of the Wiscasut Company; papers relating to the sloop William and the West Indies trade; various accounts, receipts, deeds, and leases; and the estate settlement papers of Mary Speakman Minot (1754-1811), the wife of George Richards Minot and the mother of William Minot.

Within this section is George Richards Minot's correspondence with his father Stephen, sister Sarah Minot Speakman, brother(?) Christopher, and son William. His personal and 专业论文包括与詹姆斯·弗里曼，托马斯·德怀特，乔治·卡伯特， Fisher Ames, Samuel Adams, Increase Sumner, Isaac Parker, Moses Gill, and Henry Ware. Other 论文包括他在哈佛导师本杰明·沃兹沃斯(1777)去世时的演讲 迈诺特在他母亲去世后写的布道书(1785年)，一系列财产契约 land received as compensation due to the alteration of the New Hampshire border (1786), a statement of accounts with the heirs of Mrs. Sarah Minot (1787), his speech to "the scholars of the South English Grammar School upon the introduction of a new system of education" (1789), his resignation from the Boston School Committee (1797), his acceptance of the position of chief justice of the Court of Common Pleas for Suffolk County (1799), and his obituary in The Portfolio (1802).

William Minot's papers date from 1801 to 1873, the bulk consisting of his correspondence with his wife, Louisa Davis Minot, from the time of their engagement in 1809 to shortly before her death in 1858. Other family correspondence includes that with father-in-law Daniel Davis, uncle Christopher Minot, son William Minot II, and daughter Mary Minot.

Also found within this subseries is William's extensive correspondence with Elizabeth (Betsy) Jarvis from 1801-1804, various accounts and receipts, and papers relating to the 哈佛大学为威廉的侄子亨利·德怀特·塞奇威克二世提供学费和教育，为此威廉 assumed responsibility after the death of his brother-in-law. William's memoirs, written in 1867年，包含了对哈里森·格雷·奥蒂斯这个角色的描述，以及奥蒂斯的家， where William met his future wife Louisa at a ball in 1808.

This subseries contains the papers of Louisa Davis Minot, dating from 1795 to 1858. Included in Louisa's family correspondence are letters from her father Daniel Davis, her mother Lois Freeman Davis, her grandfather Constant Freeman, her uncle James Freeman, brothers William C. and Frederic H. Davis, son William Minot II, and daughters Mary and Julia Minot. Additional personal correspondence includes that with Octavia Brown and Miranda Southgate. Her extensive correspondence with Emma Tudor Gardiner from 1822 to 1848 has largely been transcribed, and copies of these transcriptions are filed with the original letters.

Louisa's papers also contain a geography schoolbook inscribed "Louisa Davis, Portland, 1796"; a sketchbook with scenes from Stockbridge, Lenox, and surrounding areas dating from 1840; and an assignment of copyright for Easy Lessons in Perspective from Harrison Gray to Louisa (1844), as well as several undated pieces of poetry and prose. Several obituaries of Louisa published by Boston newspapers in 1858 were later reprinted as a small pamphlet, which is also found here.

This subseries consists primarily of undated correspondence between William Minot II and actress Fanny Kemble (Butler), for whom Minot served as legal advisor and close family friend. William's "Reminiscences of Fanny Kemble," written sometime before her death in 1893, can be found here both in the original manuscript and in the version published by Boston newspapers on 20 January 1893.

本节包含丹尼尔·戴维斯、路易斯·弗里曼·戴维斯和弗雷德里克之间的通信 H. Davis, the parents and brother of Louisa Davis Minot.

Family correspondence in this subseries is primarily that of Col. Joseph Dwight with his wife Abigail Williams Dwight, the parents of Pamela Dwight Sedgwick. Correspondence between Abigail, her daughter Electa Hopkins, and her son Henry Dwight may also be found here. The 约瑟夫·德怀特的文件中有账目和收据，商业信函，司法 和平文件，以及1764年印第安人将斯托克布里奇的土地授予德怀特的契约. Abigail Dwight's papers include correspondence with James Gray, Daniel Hopkins, Maria and Sophia Morton, Rev. Robert Breck, Lydia Willard, Thomas Williams, Judith Thayer, Thomas Young, and Elias Gilbert.

Within the Henry Williams Dwight papers are legal papers and correspondence, including an 1824 letter from John Calhoun, as well as numerous accounts and receipts. Also found here is a memorandum book containing brief journal entries for June 1772 and July through August 1784, in addition to lists of clothing and sermon notes. Miscellaneous Dwight family papers 包括以利亚和约西亚德怀特的通信，以及发表的文章 R. Henry W. Dwight concerning his family history.

This subseries contains papers relating to the family of Louisa Davis Minot's mother, Lois Freeman Davis. Included here is family correspondence between Lois Freeman Davis, her father Constant Freeman, and her brothers James, Nehemiah, and Constant Freeman. The bulk of these letters are between Constant, Sr. and James Freeman, the first Unitarian minister of King's Chapel, Boston. Topics include family business and finances, Constant, Sr.'s efforts to emigrate from Canada, and the rocky courtship between Lois and Daniel Davis. Also included 这是詹姆斯·弗里曼和他姐夫丹尼尔·戴维斯的通信记录 their long friendship. Two daybooks of Rev. James Freeman, labeled by him "Visits Paid and Received," record his social and ministerial visits, as well as almost daily entries on weather, plantings, and other domestic chores from October 1810 through June 1811 and from March through August 1813.

这一节有霍普金斯一家的各种文件，他们是塞奇威克一家的表兄妹 and the Dwights. It includes various receipts and undated papers, a small amount of family 还有1799年马克和伊莱克塔·霍普金斯同父异母的姐妹墓上的铭文 and brother-in-law of Pamela Dwight Sedgwick, written in the hand of Theodore Sedgwick. The legal papers of John S. Hopkins pertain to the Asa Bement and Timothy Edwards estates.

虽然没有血缘或婚姻关系，但著名演员兼作家弗朗西斯·安(范妮) 肯布尔是塞奇威克和迈诺特两家的密友，她的文件也被找到了 here. They include undated correspondence, poems, and a ca. 1848 paper detailing "The Libel of Pierce Butler of the City of Philadelphia." It pertains to the divorce proceedings of Fanny and her former husband, Pierce Butler.

The Livingstons are related to the Sedgwick family through the wife of Theodore Sedgwick II, Susan Livingston Ridley Sedgwick. Many of the papers found here appear to have been 由西奥多和苏珊的儿子西奥多·塞奇威克三世收藏，作为他大量历史资料的一部分 documents collection. They include the correspondence of Brockhold and James G. Livingston; legal papers of Gov. William Livingston of New Jersey (Susan Ridley Sedgwick's grandfather); business papers of Henry Livingston; a letter to Susan Livingston from Gouverneur Morris (1773); a letter from John Jay to his wife, who had stayed with the Livingstons; and a 1782 contract with the U.S. government to provide army supplies. The account book found here is a record of the delivery of produce and grain and its storage for freight to New York. The names of Robert, Henry, John, and Peter Livingston are all found within.

This subseries contains the papers of Thaddeus Pomeroy, the husband of Eliza Sedgwick Pomeroy. Also found here are accounts of George W. Pomeroy, portions of the will of Mary Pomeroy (ca. 1872), and the undated family correspondence of Julia Pomeroy Averill, Mary Jane (Jeanie) Pomeroy, and George Pomeroy.

Included here is the miscellaneous correspondence of Charles Sedgwick Rackemann (1857-1933), the son of Elizabeth Sedgwick Rackemann and the grandson of Charles Sedgwick.

这一部分包含了约翰中士(1710-1749)的文件，阿比盖尔的第一任丈夫 威廉姆斯中士德怀特(帕梅拉·德怀特·塞奇威克的母亲)，以及约翰和塞奇威克的文件 Abigail's son John Sergeant (b. 1747). Both men were missionaries to the Stockbridge Native Americans. Papers include a 1749 sermon by the elder Sergeant, minutes of the Massachusetts Board of Commissioners relating to the younger Sergeant (1768-1780), and the younger Sergeant's 1804 journal.

沃茨家族的文件是og体育平台亚历山大·塞奇威克·沃茨和亨利·塞奇威克·沃茨夫妇的 of Frances Sedgwick Watts. Included here is the will of Alexander Watts, as well as Henry 塞奇威克·沃茨的收据，开支备忘录，亨利手中的财产清单 德怀特·塞奇威克二世的信件，一份银元保险单，还有一份影印副本 his 1881 will.

This section contains the correspondence of Ephraim Williams (d. 1754), father of Abigail Williams Dwight, including letters to his son Elijah. Also found here are the will of Ephraim Williams, correspondence of Elisha Williams, and an inventory of debts due the estate of Elijah Williams (1815).

Within this section are letters written by Ebenezer Watson, Mrs. Ridley, and Alexander Sedgwick.

This subseries contains the papers of John Morke of Boston (d. 1755), a Danish sea captain and inventor. Included here is a 1717 ship registration for his vessel Sarah and Elizabeth, signed by the king of Denmark, and numerous documents relating to Morke's sloop Albany, which sailed a trade route between Boston and New York City. These include a crew list, shipping receipts, bonds, merchant agreements, and accounts, all dating from 1729. A 1729 account book for the Albany includes portage bills, lists of the crew and their wages, and cargo manifests. The Albany's log book records a trip from Boston to New York and back from August to November 1729. Additional trade documents dating from 1732 relate to Morke's barkentine Dolphin, which also sailed out of Boston.

Later papers in this section chronicle Morke's ongoing efforts to market his ideas and inventions to various governments. These ideas include the development of a floating dock for repairing ships; a scheme to create silver from nigrello (black lead) involving alchemy and the translation of an Arabic manuscript; "proposals to subdue the enemy"; "a scheme for the defense of America"; and a list of "curious and useful designs" including new ideas for 犁、水管、加工皮革、使黄油变甜、设计船只和保存 timber. Also found here are papers relating to Morke's 1742 examination by the British Navy Board for selling defensive plans to the court of France, a 1743 license from the king of Denmark to provide vessels for a factory in the East Indies, and much correspondence with governors and heads of state as Morke unsuccessfully attempted to gain a government appointment.

阿奇博尔德·肯尼迪从1722年起担任纽约海关收税官和总接收官 until his death in 1763. Among his papers are deeds, wills, a certificate of appointment as customs collector, and business papers relating to his position. Also found here are documents pertaining to a land dispute between Kennedy and Mathias Demott, including supporting documents and correspondence with James Alexander, and letters relating to the financial situation of Kennedy's son Thomas in London.

这个子系列是西奥多·塞奇威克三世收集的最大的一套历史文献， contains papers relating to the naval career of Archibald Kennedy II. They include military 记录肯尼迪从1746年起在英国皇家海军服役的命令和信件， when he served as a lieutenant aboard the Otter, to the French and Indian War, when he commanded the armed frigates Prince of Orange, the Halifax, and the Flamborough, through the Stamp Act crisis in November 1765, when he served as commander of the British blockade of New York harbor. Found here is correspondence regarding ships' supplies, orders for the care of sick and injured British soldiers, a 1756 letter referencing Britain's official declaration of war with France, Kennedy's commissions and 服务证书，以及几套订单和指示，为准备 British attack on Cherbourg. A 1758 volume illustrates the signals for recognizing British 船只在白天，晚上，和在雾中，以及英国军舰的战争秩序 anticipated line of battle.

同样值得注意的还有信件和军事命令，说明了英国对邮票的反应 Act crisis in New York in early November 1765. These include correspondence with Gov. Cadwallader Colden of New York, Gov. William Franklin of New Jersey, and copies of various 第三方通信，讨论保护邮票的计划和对安全的关注 of British officials and containing detailed descriptions of the ensuing riots.

This section contains the papers of William Kempe, who served as attorney general of the Royal Province of New York from 1752 until his death in 1759. The papers consist of both 私人和商业通信，包括1755年一封讨论约翰之死的信 Morke and the efforts of Morke's estate administrators to pay off his debts.

这个子系列包含了约翰·塔博尔·肯普的论文，他是威廉·肯普的儿子，曾担任 1759年他父亲去世后，他是纽约最后一任皇家司法部长 expulsion during the Revolutionary War. The bulk of his papers consists of business and legal correspondence, including letters from Col. J. W. Bradstreet, Gov. Cadwallader Colden, Peter Livingston, James Duane, and John Jay. Correspondence with Sir William Johnson, 印第安事务主管，讨论印第安人的土地纠纷和印第安人 relations in New York. Also found here is the 1773 New York attorney general's report and an 通缉约翰·肯普和詹姆斯·杜安涉嫌查获 New York land by the "Green Mountain Boys," signed by Ethan Allen.

This volume is the orderly book for the British army's 47th Regiment of Foot under Peregrine Lascelles, kept at Louisbourg and at the Siege of Quebec, 2 June-24 September 1759.

In this section are the papers of Elias Boudinot, delegate to the Continental Congress, United States representative from New Jersey, and director of the United States Mint. The 这些文件都可以追溯到1782年至1783年，当时布迪诺担任大陆委员会主席 其中包括新省议会成员约书亚·梅瑟罗的信件 York and the deputy commissary of prisoners; two letters from the Marquis de Lafayette congratulating Boudinot and offering "first tidings of a general peace"; letters from Robert 莫里斯讨论美国胜利的公告，并包含信件的摘录 from John Adams in Paris; and notes written by Boudinot entitled "Resolutions proposed by me in Congress to save the execution of Capt. Argell" (a British prisoner of war).

Originally collected by George Richards Minot, author of History of the Insurrections in Massachusetts in the year 1786 (1788), the papers in this subseries include a letter from Gov. James Bowdoin to Gen. Benjamin Lincoln; military orders to "apprehend, disarm and secure all hostile persons"; a journal of a soldier in Gen. Lincoln's army, 28 January-13 February 1787; and a copy of J. Hubbard's "Manifesto" requesting meetings of neutral parties to avoid war in Massachusetts.

The bulk of papers in this section consists of 18th-century political correspondence, including that of Gov. Jonathan Belcher (1738, 1747), Gen. Phillip Schuler (1782), and Rev. Stephen West (1794-1798). Also found here is a poem in the hand of Gouverneur Morris, 18th-century ship-building instructions, an affidavit concerning the Poughkeepsie riot of 1764, a handwritten copy of The Sentinel (1765), evidence 威廉·彭德加斯特叛国罪审判(1766年)，委员会议记录 of Indian affairs in Albany, New York (1775), and a letter from the Boston Committee of Correspondence (1776).

本节包括西奥多·塞奇威克三世的笔记，列出了他的书的内容 历史文献收集，他如何获得它，以及它的物理位置(主要是银行) vaults). The bulk of his memoranda concerns the Kennedy collections. The memoranda of TS 三世的儿子亚瑟列出了他借给卡西诺历史博物馆的文件 Exhibition in July 1910, including a detailed description of several of the items.

+ Thaddeus Pomeroy, 1764-1847

+ Ebenezer Watson, 1776-1847

+ Susan Anne Livingston Ridley, 1788-1867

+ Jane Minot, 1795-1859

+ Elizabeth Dana Ellery, 1799-1862

+ Elizabeth Buckminster Dwight, 1801-1864