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Guide to the Samuel L. Clemens Papers, 1796-1984 (bulk 1853-1909)

Guide to the Samuel L. Clemens Papers, 1796-1984 (bulk 1853-1909)

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Collection Summary

Repository: Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries
Creator: Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
Title: Samuel L. Clemens Papers
Inclusive dates: 1796-1984
Bulk dates: 1853-1909
Quantity: 12 cubic feet (37 boxes, 5 framed items)
Abstract: Includes manuscripts, notes, diaries, clippings, certificates, deeds and photographs; but of particular note are the letters Clemens wrote to his family describing his early adulthood as well as the development and progression of his writing career.
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Biographical Note

Samuel Langhorne Clemens was born November 30, 1835 in Florida, Missouri, and died April 21, 1910 in Redding, Connecticut. He married Olivia Langdon in 1870 and they had four children: Langdon, Olivia Susan ("Suzy"), Clara, and Jane ("Jean"). Additional biographical information is readily available; however, some further genealogical information is helpful in explaining the inclusion of the Clemens material in the McKinney Family Papers:

Clemens' parents were John Marshall Clemens and Jane Lampton Clemens. Their children were Samuel, Orion (1825-1897), Pamela (1827-1904), Pleasant (1828-1829), Margaret (1830-1839), Benjamin (1832-1842) and Henry (1838-1858). SLC's sister Pamela married William Anderson Moffett, and they had a daughter Annie. Annie Moffet married Charles Webster, and one of their children was Alice Jane Webster. While at boarding school, Alice Jane changed her name to Jean and continued to use the name Jean Webster for the rest of her professional life. However, after marrying Glenn Ford McKinney, she was also known as Jean Webster McKinney.

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Scope and Content Note

Papers of Samuel L. Clemens include manuscripts of his stories written or signed by Clemens and one notebook, 1855-1868; his letters and telegrams to family members Orion Clemens, Pamela C. Moffett, Charles L. Webster, Jane L. Clemens, and others, 1853-1909, concerning his early experiences in Philadelphia, travelling, business affairs, mining in the American West, his writing and publishing affairs, trips to Hawaii in 1866 and Europe in 1867, political figures, his typesetting business, and family affairs; letters received, including several from William Dean Howells, 1874-1909, and later letters about Mark Twain history and materials, 1941-1975; and letters to Charles L. Webster from Clemens and illustrator E.W. Kemble about his illustrations for Huckleberry Finn and original and proof copies of Kemble's illustrations, 1884.

Other items include original manuscript memoirs on the Civil War by Gen. U.S. Grant, letters to Charles L. Webster from Grant, his photographs of Grant, Civil War scenes, and Grant's funeral, 1863-1885; manuscripts, diary entries, letters, clippings, and photographs of Isabel Van Kleek Lyon, Clemens' secretary, concerning the person and career of Samuel L. Clemens, 1903-1939, and notes from a conversation with Lyon by Samuel and Doris Webster, 1950-1953; letters, clippings, memoranda, legal papers, certificates, deeds, and contracts of Samuel L. Clemens' family members, 1807 and 1834-1944, including his parents John Marshall and Jane Lampton Clemens, his brothers Orion Clemens, Henry Clemens, his daughters Clara and Jean, and his sister Pamela Clemens Moffett, her husband William Anderson Moffett, their son Samuel E. Moffett, and their daughter Annie Moffett and her husband Charles L. Webster; and photographs of Samuel L. Clemens, his family, and related Websters, Moffetts, Fords, Dalrimples, and McKinneys, circa 1856-1955.

The Samuel L. Clemens Papers form part of the McKinney Family Papers.

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Access and Use

Access

Researchers will be asked to use photocopies of most correspondence in the collection unless there is a specific need for the originals. Otherwise, this collection is open for research according to the regulations of the Vassar College Archives and Special Collections Library without any additional restrictions.

Restrictions on Use

Permission to quote (publish) from unpublished or previously published material must be obtained as described in the regulations of the Vassar College Archives and Special Collections Library.

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Related Material

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Subject Headings

Names:

  • McKinney, Jean Webster, 1876-1916
  • Webster, Doris
  • Webster, Samuel

Subjects:

  • American literature
  • Authors, American--20th century--Correspondence
  • Family--New York (State)
  • Funeral service
  • Humorists, American--20th century--Correspondence
  • Illustrated books, Children's
  • Mines and mineral resources--West (U.S.)
  • Publishers and publishing
  • Real property
  • Type-setting
  • Women--Diaries

Places:

  • Europe--Description and travel
  • Hawaii--Description and travel
  • Philadelphia (Pa.)--Description
  • United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
  • United States--Politics and government--19th century

Document Types:

  • Autographs
  • Correspondence
  • Photographs

VCL Categories:

  • Family
  • Literature and Writing
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Note

Forms part of the McKinney Family Papers.

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Encoding Information

Encoded by Elizabeth Clarke, June 2007. Updated by Emma Gronbeck, May 2023.

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Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

The microfilm copy of the collection requires a microfilm reader.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Samuel L. Clemens Papers, Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries.

Processing Information

Originally processed in the late 1970s. Numbers in brackets refer to the designations in this original processing. Those numbers are also used in the microfilm of the collection. Box and folder information was added in the summer of 2005 by Louise Loeb, VC 2007.

Acquisition Information

Included in the gift of the Jean Webster McKenney Family Papers, given to the college in 1977 by Jean Connor, Jean Webster's daughter, and her husband, Ralph Connor. Additional materials were purchased from a variety of sources in subsequent years.

Other Formats

The bulk of the collection is available on microfilm.

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Series List

Series A. Samuel L. Clemens Manuscripts (Box 1)

Series B. Samuel L. Clemens Correspondence To Family Members (Boxes 2-10)

Series C. Correspondence To Samuel L. Clemens and Related Letters (Boxes 10-11)

Series D. Olivia Langdon Clemens Correspondence to Family Members (Box 12)

Series E. Clara Clemens Correspondence To Family (Box 12)

Series F. Jean L. Clemens Correspondence to Family (Box 12)

Series G. Susan Clemens (Box 12)

Series H. Mark Twain Birthday Celebrations (Box 12)

Series I. Samuel Langhorne Clemens' Funeral (Box 12)

Series J. Mark Twain's Homes (Box 12)

Series K. Mark Twain Clippings (Boxes 13 and 37)

Series L. Mississippi Life (Box 14)

Series M. Copies of Mark Twain Publications (Box 14)

Series N. The Mentor Magazine (Box 14)

Series O. Mark Twain Society's Publications (Box 14)

Series P. Materials Related to Huckleberry Finn (Boxes 15-16 and 36)

Series Q. Papers of Isabel Van Kleek Lyon, Secretary to Samuel L. Clemens (Boxes 17-22)

Series R. John Marshall Clemens Correspondence (Box 23)

Series S. Jane Lampton Clemens Correspondence (Box 23)

Series T. Orion Clemens Correspondence (Box 23)

Series U. Henry Clemens Correspondence (Box 23)

Series V. Pamela Clemens Moffet Correspondence (Box 24)

Series W. William Anderson Moffett Correspondence (Box 24)

Series X. Moffett-Bryan-Boone Lineage (Box 24)

Series Y. Erasmus M. Moffett Correspondence (Box 24)

Series Z. Samuel E. Moffett Correspondence (Box 24)

Series AA. Annie Moffett Webster Correspondence (Boxes 24-25 and 35)

Series BB. Walter Janes' Published Works (Box 26)

Series CC. Calvin Whitney Correspondence (Box 26)

Series DD. Luther Webster and Maria Whitney Webster, His Wife, Correspondence (Box 26)

Series EE. Charles L. Webster Correspondence Sent (Box 27)

Series FF. Charles L. Webster – Samuel L. Clemens Contracts (Box 27)

Series GG. Charles L. Webster Notebooks (Box 28)

Series HH. Charles L. Webster Correspondence Received (Boxes 29-31)

Series JJ. Charles L. Webster Correspondence Concerning General U.S. Grant's Memoirs (Boxes 31-32)

Series KK. "Personal Memoirs" of General U.S. Grant Manuscript (Box 32)

Series LL. Sir Charles L. Webster, Knight of the Order of Piano (Pius), Vatican, Rome Correspondence (Box 33)

Series MM. Estate of Charles L. Webster (Box 33)

Series NN. William Luther Webster Correspondence (Box 33)

Series OO. Samuel Charles Webster Correspondence (Box 33)

Series PP. Photographs (not microfilmed) (Boxes 33 and 37)

Series QQ. Ephemera (not microfilmed) (Box 36)

Series RR. Framed Portraits (Framed Storage)

Container List

Series A. Samuel L. Clemens Manuscripts

1.1 [A.1] "Jul'us Caesar," 1853
1.2 [A.2] Notebook, bound, Samuel Clemens, 1855
1.3 [A.3] "Assaying in Nevada by Mark Twain," 1863
1.4 [A.4] Remarkable Sagacity of a Cat, 1863
1.5 [A.5] Sarezzy, 1864
1.6 [A.6] Jumping Frog, 1865
1.7 [A.7] Colonel Foster, 1867
Box 36 "Vail's courtship," [1867] (fragment [not microfilmed])
1.8 [A.8] Ghost Life on the Mississippi, 1871
1.9 [A.9] Smithsonian Institute for the Diffusion of Knowledge, undated
1.10 [A10] Riot, Oct 1865
1.11 [A.11] On Rational Religion, undated
1.12 [A.12] A Plea for Old Jokes, undated
1.13 [A.13] Incomplete Sketches, Mark Twain, undated
1.14 [A.14] Who Made the Grass? undated
1.15 [A.15] I Rise to a Question of Privilege, undated
1.16 [A.16] Kingdom of Wittenburg, undated
1.17 [A.17] Interview with Gen. Grant, undated
1.18 [A.18a] Taming the Bicycle, undated
1.19 [A.18b] Taming the Bicycle, undated
1.20 [A.19] On Opera, undated
1.21 [A.20] Innocents, Abroad, reject sheets pp. 1-27, undated
1.22 [A.21] Innocents, Abroad, pp. 3-12, undated
1.23 [A.22] Innocents, Abroad, pp. 50-61, undated
1.24 [A.23] Innocents, Abroad, pp. 71-98, undated
1.25 [A.24] Innocents, Abroad, pp. 378-9, 398-9, undated
1.26 [A.25] Devil's Gate, pp. 501-3, undated
1.27 [A.26] Devil's Gate, pp. 959-963 (CRW Note: "part missing), undated
1.28 [A.27] Devil's Gate, pp. 1256-1258, 1289-133, undated
1.29 [A.28] Colonel Sellers (W.D. Howell's Handwriting) The Golden Age – play, 1884

Series B. Samuel L. Clemens Correspondence To Family Members

2.1 [B.1 ] "Dear Brother..." Philadelphia, 26 Oct 1853
2.2 [B.2 ] "My Dear Brother..." Philadelphia, 28 Nov 1853
2.2 [B.2A (formerly B.4)] "My Dear Sister…" Philadelphia, 5 Dec 1853
2.3 [B.3 ] "My Dear Brother…" Keokuk, 5 Aug 1856
2.4 [B.5 ] "Dear Belle…"Cairo and clipping from Kansas City Star "Letters Mark Twain Wrote in 1857," 11 Aug 1857
2.5 [B.6 ] "Dear Brother and Sister…" Saint Louis, 9 Mar 1858
2.6 [B.7 ] Fragment of letter to Orion, undated
2.7 [B.8 ] "Dear Brother..." New Orleans, 28 Sep 1860
2.8 [B.9 ] "My Dear Brother…" Steamer "Alonzo Child," 6 Feb 1861
2.9 [B.10] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Steamer "Hannibal City," 26 Apr 1861
2.9 [B.10A (formerly B.34)] Letter to Orion from Edward Bates, Washington, 31 July 1861
2.10 [B.11] "My Dear Sister…/ My Dear Mother…" Carson City, 25 Oct 1861
2.11 [B.12] Deed from D.C. Crooker to Samuel L. Clemens, 21 July 1862
2.12 [B.13] NY Times Clipping - "Money Belt Found in Nevada Inscribed 'Samuel Clemens,'", 1 Apr 1966
2.12 [B.14] Envelope introducing Mr.DeKay, O. Clemens Esq., Carson City, NT, undated
2.13 [B.15] Sonora Silver Mining Co. Stock Certificate S. Clemens, 1 Aug 1863
2.13 [B.15A (formerly B.36) ] On the Little Square Package… Feb 1862
2.14 [B.16] "My Dear Mother…" Carson City, 8 Feb 1862
2.14 [B.17] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 9 Feb 1862
2.15 [B.18] "Dear Mother…" Carson City, 2 Apr 1862
2.15 [B.19] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Carson City, 1862
2.16 [B.20] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 13 Apr 1862
2.16 [B.20A (formerly B.38)] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Esmeralda, Thursday, 24 Apr 1862
2.16 [B.20B] Letter to unidentified correspondent, PS Friday Morning, 1862
2.17 [B.21] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 28 Apr 1862
2.18 [B.22] Letter to [Mary E. "Mollie" Clemens], "Well although I believe I never had the pleasure of her acquaintance…" [12? Sep 1861]
2.19 [B.25] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 11-12 May 1862
2.19 [B.26] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Esmeralda, 12 May 1862
2.20 [B.27] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 4 May 1862
2.21 [B.27A] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 4 May 1862
2.22 [B.28] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 17 May 1862
2.23 [B.29] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 25 June 1862
2.24 [B.30] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 2 June 1862
2.25 [B.31] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 9 June 1862
2.26 [B.32] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 23 July 1862
2.27 [B.33] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 30 July 1862
2.28 [B.37] "My Dear Brother…" Esmeralda, 7 Aug 1862
2.29 [B.39] Clippings Mark Twain's Golden Dream et al., undated
2.30 [B.40] "To the Hon. The Sec'y amd Deputy Sec N.T…." Virginia City, N.T., 21 Oct 1862
2.31 [B.41] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Office Daily Territorial Enterprise, 16 Feb 1863
2.32 [B.45] Letter to unidentified correspondent, "Bully for Mrs. Hooliday," undated
2.33 [B.46] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Virginia, 11 Apr 1863
2.34 [B.47] Letter to unidentified correspondent, " Eds. Golden Era…" undated
2.35 [B.48] Mississippi River Leadline Chant by Julian Lee Rayford, undated
2.36 [B.49] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Lick House, S.F., 1 June 1863
2.36 [B.49A] (formerly B.44) "Dear Mother and Sister…" Steamboat Springs, 19 Aug 1863
2.36 [B.49B (formerly B.42)] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Virginia, 11 Apr 1863
2.37 [B.50] Billing Executive Depart. N.T. To Adv. Proclamation $30.000. Cold hill Daily News Dr., 17 Apr 1864
2.38 [B.51] "Dear Mother and Sister…" San Francisco, 25 Sep 1864
2.39 [B.53] Paradise of the Pacific, Clipping Mark Twain's Mantelpiece, Oct 1908
2.40 [B.54] "Dear Mother and Sister…" San Francisco, 5 Mar 1866
2.41 [B.55] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Honolulu Sandwich Islands, 3 Apr 1866
2.42 [B.56] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Wailuku Sugar Plantation, 4 May 1866
2.43 [B.57] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Honolulu, 22 May 1866
2.44 [B.58] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Honolulu Sandwich Islands, 21 June 1866
2.45 [B.59] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Honolulu, 27 June 1866
2.46 [B.60] "Dear Mother and Sister…" On Board Ship Smyoniate, At Sea, 30 July 1866
2.47 [B.61] All the Folks, Affectionate Greeting…" Va., 1 Nov 1866
2.48 [B.62] Letter to unidentified correspondent, circa 1866
2.49 [B.63] "Dear Folks…" San Francisco - Midnight, 4 Dec 1866
2.50 [B.64] "Dear Folks…" San Francisco, 14 Dec 1866
2.51 [B.65] "Dear Mollie…" New York, Feb 1867
2.52 [B.66] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 1867
2.53 [B.67] Letter engaging SLC as special correspondent on excursion to the Holy Land, Alta California Office 42 John St. New York, 1867
2.54 [B.68] "Dear Folks…" Westminster Hotel, 1 May 1867
2.55 [B.69] "Dear Folks…" Westminster Hotel, New York, 1 June 1867
2.56 [B.70] Intro SLC to L. Bucher and W.D. Spaulding, Office of the Tribune, New York, 5 June 1867
2.57 [B.71] Unidentified title, Poughkeepsie Journal clipping, 20 Dec 1964
2.58 [B.72] "Dear Folks…" New York, 7 June 1867
2.59 [B.73] Envelope containing SLC's notes of items brought home 1867 from Innocents Abroad trip to SS Quaker City, 1867
2.60 [B.74] "Dear Folks…" Fayal Azores, 20 June 1867
2.61 [B.75] Cape Spartel photograph with notes by SLC on back, Feb 1867
2.62 [B.76] "My Dear Lily…" Grand Hotel Marseille, 12 July 1867
2.63 [B.77] "Dear Folks…" Genoa, Italy, 14 July 1867
2.64 [B.78] "Dear Folks…" Yalta, Russia, 25 Aug 1867
2.65 [B.79] To His Imperial Majesty Alexander III, Emperor of Russia, 1867
2.66 [B.80] "Dear Folks…" Constantinople, 1 Sep 1867
2.67 [B.81] "Dear Folks…" U.S. Consul's Office Beirut, Syria, 11 Sep 1867
2.68 [B.82] "Dear Folks…" Cagliari Sardinia, 12 Oct 1867
2.69 [B.83] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Cadiz, 24 Oct 1867
2.70 [B.84] "Dear Folks…" New York, 19 Nov 1867 (original missing, photocopy only available)
2.71 [B.85] "Dear Folks…" New York, 20 Nov 1867
2.72 [B.86] "Dear Folks…" Washington, 25 Nov 1867
2.73 [B.87] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 224 F St., Washington, 10 Dec 1867
3.1 [B.88] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" 224 F St., Washington, 8 Jan 1868
3.2 [B. 89] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" 224 F St., Washington, 9 Jan 1868
3.2 [B.89A] "Dear Folks…" 13 Jan 1868
3.3 [B.90] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" 224 F St., Washington, 6 Feb 1868
3.4 [B.91] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Hartford Conn., 24 Jan 1868
3.5 [B.92] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 224 F St., Washington, 21 Feb 1868
3.6 [B.94] "Dear Folks…" At Sea, 15 Mar 1868
3.7 [B.95] "Dear Folks…" Elmira, NY, 24 Aug 1868
3.8 [B.96] "Dear Mother…" Everett House, New York Election Day, 1868
3.9 [B.97] "Dear Folks…" Cleveland, 18 Nov 1868
3.10 [B.98] "Dear Folks…" Cleveland, 20 Nov 1868
3.11 [B.100] "Dear Folks…" Everett House, NY, 10 Dec 1868
3.12 [B.100A (formerly B.107)] "My dear Sister…" Lansing, Michigan, 24 Dec 1868
3.12 [B.101] "My Dear Sister…" PRIVATE, Davenport, Iowa, 14 Jan 1869
3.13 [B.102] "My Dear Sister…" 14 Feb 1869
3.13 [B.102A (formerly B.93)] "Dear Folks…" Lockport, NY, 27 Feb 1869
3.14 [B.103] "Dear Folks…" Elmira, 4 June 1869
3.15 [B.104] "My Dear Sister…" Buffalo, 20 Aug 1869
3.16 [B.105] "P.S. I forgot…" Buffalo, 21 Aug 1869
3.17 [B.106] "Dear Mrs. Langdon…" Everett House, NY, 1869
3.18 [B.108] "My Dear Sister…" Utica, NY, Baggs Hotel, 15 Jan 1870
3.19 [B.109] "Dear Folks…" Buffalo, 26 Mar 1870
3.20 [B.110] "My Dear Bro…" Buffalo, 1870
3.21 [B.111] "My Dear Sister…" Buffalo, 12 June 1870
3.22 [B.112] 3 part of letter to Orion and Mollie Clemens, 1870
3.23 [B.113] "Dear Brother…" Elmira, 6 [no month] 1870
3.24 [B.114] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" J. Langdon, Miner and Dealer, Elmira, NY, 25 June 1870
3.25 [B.115] "Dear Folks…" Elmira, 27 July 1870
3.26 [B.116] From SLC, "Father died this afternoon," 6 Aug 1870 (telegram)
3.27 [B.117] "My Dear Sister…" Buffalo, 31 Aug 1870
3.28 [B.118] "Dear Folks…" Buffalo, 17 [no month] 1870
3.29 [B.119] "My Dear Bro…" Buffalo, 9 [no month] 1870
3.30 [B.120] "Dear Clemens…" 149 Asylum Ave., Hartford, 18 Nov 1870
3.31 [B.121] "Dear Pamela..." Letter from Olivia Clemens, Buffalo, 3 Feb 1871
3.32 [B.122] "My Dear Bro…" Buffalo, 4 [no month] 1871
3.33 [B.123] "Dear Folks…" Buffalo, 15 [no month] 1871
3.34 [B.124] "Dear Bro…" Elmira, 30 [no month] 1871
3.35 [B.125] "Dear Annie…" Elmira, 17 May 1872
3.36 [B.126] "Dear Mother and Sister…" London, 6 Nov 1872
3.37 [B.127] "Dear Folks…" Hartford, 26 Nov 1872
3.38 [B.128] "Dear Folks…" Hartford, 5 Dec 1872
3.39 [B.129] "My Dear Folks…"20 Bromfield St., Boston, 15 Dec 1872
3.40 [B.130] "Dear Ma, Pamela, Annie, and Sammie…" Letter from Livy, Hartford, 20 Dec 1872
3.41 [B.132] "Dear Ma and Pamela…" London, Edwards Hotel, George St., Hanover sq, 15 June 1873
3.42 [B.133] "My Dear Bro…" Saturday, 1873
3.43 [B.134] Letter from Livy to Ma and Pamela, London, July 1873
3.44 [B.135] Letter from Livy to Ma and Pamela, Edinburgh, 15 Aug 1873
3.45 [B.136] Letter from SLC to Orion, London, Sep 1873
3.46 [B.137] "Dear Mollie…" Letter from Livy, Hartford, 11 Jan 1874
3.47 [B.138] "Dear Mother…" Elmira, 10 May 1874
3.48 [B.139] "Dear Brother…" Hartford, 9 Dec 1874
3.49 [B.140] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" 14 May 1874
3.49 [B.140A] "My Dear Sister…" Thursday, 18 May 1874
3.50 [B.141] "My Dear Sister…" Hartford, 23 July 1875
3.51 [B.142] "My Dear Niece…" Letter to Annie M. Webster, Elmira, 1 Sep 1876
3.52 [B.143] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Hartford, 9 June 1876
3.53 [B.144] "My Dear Sister…" 23 July 1876
3.54 [B.145] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 22 Dec 1875
3.55 [B.146] "My dear Sister…" Saturday, 1877
3.55 [B.146A] "My Dear Bro…" Monday, 1877
3.56 [B.147] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Hartford, 1877
3.57 [B.148] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 28 Feb 1877
3.58 [B.149] "Dear Mother…" 7 Apr 1878
3.59 [B.150] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Paris, 29 May 1879
3.60 [B.151] "Dear Pamela..." Elmira, 15 Sep 1879
3.61 [B.152] "Dear Bro…" Home, 17 Nov 1879
3.62 [B.153] "My dear Sister…" 20 Dec 1879
3.63 [B.154] Mrs. P.A. Moffett, Fredonia, NY, 1879
3.64 [B.155] Remington Typewriter Co. adv. Quoting MT's Ltrs of 19 Mar 1875 and Jan 1904, 1879
3.65 [B.156] Letter to Pamela, 1880 (missing pp.3-8)
3.66 [B.157] "My Dear Sister…" Hartford, 4 Feb 1880
3.67 [B.158] "My Dear Mother…" Hartford, 17 Feb 1880
3.68 [B.159] "My Dear Mother…" 7 Jan 1880
3.69 [B.160] "My dear Sister…" 25 Jan 1880
3.70 [B.161] "My Dear Bro…" 26 Feb 1880
3.71 [B.162] "Dear Bro…" 5 Mar 1880
3.72 [B.163] "My Dear Bro…" 4 Apr 1880
3.73 [B.164] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Sunday, 1880
3.74 [B.165] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Wednesday, 1880
3.75 [B.166] Elmira, NY - J. Langdon and Co., 29 June 1880
3.76 [B.167] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 27 Nov 1880
3.77 [B.168] "Dear Dan…" Hartford, 16 Dec 1880
3.78 [B.169] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 17 Dec 1880
4.1 [B.170] Letters Patent No. 5170 1878. Assignment to Daniel Slote of NYC, 1881
4.2 [B.171] "Dear Dan…" 26 Jan 1881
4.3 [B.172] "Dear Mother…" Hartford, Feb 1881
4.4 [B.173] "Dear Dan…" Boston, 24 Feb 1881
4.5 [B.174] "Dear Dan…" Saturday, 1881
4.6 [B.175] "Dear Dan…" 1881
4.7 [B.176] "My Dear Sister…" Hartford, 16 Mar 1881
4.8 [B.177] "Dear Dan…" 1881
4.9 [B.178] "Mr. [Charles] L. Webster…" Hartford, 29 Apr 1881
4.10 [B.179] "Dear Charley…" 1 May 1881
4.11 [B.180] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 1 May 1881
4.12 [B.181] "Dear Charley…" 2 May 1881
4.13 [B.182] "My Dear Mother and Sister…" Hartford, 2 May 1881
4.14 [B.183] "Dear Charley…" 3 May 1881
4.15 [B.184] "Dear Charley…" 1881
4.16 [B.185] "Dear Charley…" 6 May 1881
4.17 [B.186] To Charlie - "I have Hubbard's newspaper…" 1881
4.18 [B.187] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 7 May 1881
4.19 [B.188] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 14 May 1881
4.20 [B.189] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 16 May 1881
4.21 [B.190] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 19 May 1881
4.22 [B.191] "Dear Charley…" Tuesday, 1881
4.23 [B.192] Charley, See Frank and… 1881
4.24 [B.193] Telegram to CL Webster K. Engraving Co., Hartford, 20 May 1881
4.25 [B.194] "Dear Sir…" Hartford, Wednesday, 1881
4.26 [B.195] "Dear Charley…" 30 May 1881
4.27 [B.196] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 31 May 1881
4.28 [B.197] Telegram to unidentified correspondent, Hartford, 17 June 1881
4.29 [B.198] "Dear Charley…" Branford, 20 June 1881
4.30 [B.199] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1881
4.31 [B.200] "Dear Charley…" Branford, 21 June 1881
4.32 [B.201] "Dear Charley…" Branford, 9 July 1881
4.33 [B.202] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Branford, 19 July 1881
4.34 [B.203] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 12 Aug 1881
4.35 [B.204] "Dear Charley…" 17 Aug 1881
4.36 [B.205] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 23 Aug 1881
4.37 [B.206] "Dear Charley…" 1881
4.38 [B.207] Telegram to [Charles] L. Webster at residence of S.L. Clemens, 26 Aug 1881
4.39 [B.208] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Aug 1881
4.40 [B.209] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 31 Aug 1881
4.41 [B.210] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 4 Sep 1881
4.42 [B.211] Elmira - Telegram to C.L. Webster, 6 Sep 1881
4.43 [B.212 ] Elmira - Telegram for Mr. Webster at residence of S.L. Clemens, 7 Sept 1881
4.44 [B.213] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 7 Sep 1881
4.45 [B.214] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 9 Sep 1881
4.46 [B.215] "Dear Charley…"C.J. Langdon, Elmira, NY, 17 Sep 1881
4.47 [B.216] Dear Charley - Find Louis C. Tiffany's present address/ Elmira, Louis C. Tiffany Esq., 19 Sep 1881
4.48 [B.217] "Dear Ma…" Elmira, 19 Sep 1881
4.49 [B.218] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 2 Oct 1881
4.50 [B.219] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 7 Oct 1881
4.51 [B.220] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 10 Oct 1881
4.52 [B.221] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, Monday, Oct 1881
4.53 [B.222] "Dear Charley…" (Imp re/typesetting machine), 25 Oct 1881
4.54 [B.223] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 26 Oct 1881
4.55 [B.224] "My Dear Bro...", 26 Oct 1881
4.56 [B.225] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 28 Oct 1881
4.57 [B.226] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 11 Nov 1881
4.58 [B.227] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 15 Nov 1881
4.59 [B.228] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 17 Nov 1881
4.60 [B.229] Boston - Letter to SLC from R.K. Ticknor, 18 Nov 1881
4.61 [B.230] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 19 Nov 1881
4.62 [B.231] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 21 Nov 1881
4.63 [B.232] Hartford - Telegram for [Charles] L. Webster, 22 Nov 1881
4.64 [B.233] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 24 Nov 1881
4.65 [B.234] "Dear Charley…" Montreal, 27 Nov 1881
4.66 [B.235] Letter from Olivia L. Clemens, 23 Dec 1881
4.67 [B.236] "Dear Charley…" 31 Dec, 1881
4.68 [B.237] "Dear Sister…" 8 Dec 1881
5.1 [B.238] "Dear Charley…" 2 Jan 1882
5.2 [B.239] "Dear Charley…" 5 Jan 1882
5.3 [B.240] "Dear Charley…" 10 Jan 1882
5.4 [B.241] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, Jan 21, 1882
5.5 [B.242] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 20 Mar 1882 (typed)
5.6 [B.243] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 20 Mar 1882 (typed)
5.7 [B.244] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 27 Mar 1882 (typed)
5.8 [B.245] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 12 Apr 1882
5.9 [B.246] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 17 Apr 1882 (typed)
5.10 [B.247] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 30 Apr 1882 (typed)
5.11 [B.248] "My Dear Mother…" Farmington Ave., Hartford, 29 May 1882
5.12 [B.249] "Dear Charley…" 12 June 1882
5.13 [B.250] "Dear Charley…" 5 June 1882
5.14 [B.251] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 15 June 1882 (typed)
5.15 [B.252] Telegram to [Charles] L. Webster. Hartford, 17 June 1882
5.16 [B.253] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 8 July 1882 (typed)
5.17 [B.254] "Dear Charley…" 26 June 1882
5.18 [B.255] "Dear Charley…" ? 21, [1882]
5.19 [B.256] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, Sunday, July 1882
5.20 [B.257] "Dear Charley…" 8 July 1882
5.21 [B.258] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 11 July1882 (typed)
5.22 [B.259] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 18 July 1882
5.23 [B.260] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 25 July 1882
5.24 [B.261] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 26 July 1882
5.25 [B.262] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 1 Aug 1882
5.26 [B.263] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 8 Aug 1882
5.27 [B.264] "Dear Charley…" 14 Apr 1882
5.28 [B.265] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 9 Aug 1882
5.29 [B.266] "Dear Charley…" 12 Aug 1882
5.30 [B.267] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 15 Aug 1882
5.31 [B.268] Telegram to [Charles] L. Webster, Elmira, 20 Aug 1882
5.32 [B.269] "Dear Annie…" Elmira, 29 Aug 1882
5.33 [B.270] "My Dear Brother…" Fredonia, NY, 30 Aug 1882
5.34 [B.271] "Dear Charley…" 9 Sep 1882
5.35 [B.272] [Charles] L. Webster, K Engraving Co. Telegram from SLC, Sep 1882
5.36 [B.273] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 2 Sep 1882
5.37 [B.274] "Dear Charley…" 19 Sep 1882
5.38 [B.275] Elmira, NY-Telegram to [Charles] Webster, 24 Sep 1882
5.39 [B.276] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 19 Sep 1882
5.40 [B.277] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, Sunday, 24 Sep 1882
5.41 [B.278] To James R. Osgood, Boston, 1882
5.42 [B.279] "Dear Charley…" 6 Oct 1882
5.43 [B.280] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 9 Oct 1882 (typed)
5.44 [B.281] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 27 Oct 1882 (typed)
5.45 [B.282] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 21 Oct 1882 (typed)
5.46 [B.283] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 30 Oct 1882 (typed)
5.47 [B.284] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 30 Oct 1882 (typed)
5.48 [B.285] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 11 Nov 1882 (typed)
5.49 [B.286 ] County Clerk Archer County Texas- Letter to S.L. Clemens, 14 Nov 1882
5.50 [B.287] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 21 Nov 1882
5.51 [B.288] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 25 Nov 1882 (typed)
5.52 [B.289] "Dear Charley…"
5.53 [B.290] "Dear Charley…" 30 Nov 1882
5.54 [B.291] "My Dear Sister…" Hartford, 20 Dec 1882 (typed)
5.55 [B.292] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 16 Dec 1882 (typed)
5.56 [B.293] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 30 Dec, 1882 (typed)
5.57 [B.294] "My Dear Sister…" Wednesday, 1882?
5.58 [B.295] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1882?
5.59 [B.296] "Dear Charley…" Monday, 1882
5.60 [B.297] Jas. R. Osgood Co. Letter to SLC with note to Charley, 3 Jan 1883
5.61 [B.298] "Dear Charley…" 15 Jan 1883
5.62 [B.299] "Dear Charley…" Jan. 27. 1883
5.63 [B.300] "Dear Charley…" 1883
5.64 [B.301] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 22 Feb 1883 (typed)
5.65 [B.302] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1883
5.66 [B.303] "Dear Charley…" 9 Mar 1883
5.67 [B.304] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 23 Mar 1883 (typed)
5.68 [B.305] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 31 Mar 1883 (typed)
5.69 [B.306] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 16 Apr 1883 (typed)
5.70 [B.307] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 24 Apr 1883 (typed)
5.71 [B.308] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 1 May 1883 (typed)
5.72 [B.309] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 7 May 1883 (typed)
5.73 [B.310] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 17 May 1883 (typed)
5.74 [B.311] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 8 June 1883
5.75 [B.312] Telegram to [Charles] L Webster, June 1883
5.76 [B.313] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 18 June 1883
5.77 [B.314] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 20 June 1883
6.1 [B.315] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 29 June 1883
6.2 [B.316] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 26 July 1883
6.3 [B.317] "Dear Charley…" 1 Aug 1883
6.4 [B.318] "Dear Charley…" 3 Aug 1883
6.5 [B.319] Memorandum, 1883
6.6 [B.320] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 6 Aug 1883
6.7 [B.321] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 24 Aug 1883
6.8 [B.322] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 31 Aug 1883
6.9 [B.323] "Dear Charley…" Wednesday, 1883
6.10 [B.324] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1883
6.11 [B.325] Memo - Charles L. Webster, Publisher, 13 Sep 1883
6.12 [B.326] "Dear Charley…" Charles L. Webster, Publisher, 3 Sep 1883
6.13 [B.327] "My Dear Mother…" Hartford, 15 Sep 1883
6.14 [B.328] "Dear Charley…" Saturday, 1883
6.15 [B.329] "Dear Charley…" 22 Sep 1883
6.16 [B.330] "My Dear Bro…" 28 Sep 1883
6.17 [B.331] "Dear Charley…" Thursday, Sept. 1883
6.18 [B.332] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 29 Sep 1883
6.19 [B.333] "Dear Charley…" Oct. 3 or 4, 1883
6.20 [B.334] "Dear Charley…" 6 Oct 1883
6.21 [B.335] "Dear Charley…" 10 Oct 1883
6.22 [B.336] "Dear Charley…" 15 Oct 1883
6.23 [B.337] "Dear Mollie…" Late 1883?
6.24 [B.338] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, 26 Nov 1883 (typed)
6.25 [B.339] Memo from Jas R. Osgood Co. to C.L. Webster, 9 Nov 1883
6.26 [B.340] "Dear Charley…" 30 Nov 1883
6.27 [B.341] Letter from Olivia Clemens, 17 Dec 1883
6.28 [B.342] "Dear Charley…" 19 Dec 1883
6.29 [B.343] "Dear Charley…" 19 Dec 1883
6.30 [B.344] "Dear Charley…" 20 Dec 1883
6.31 [B.345] "My dear Annie…" 1883
6.32 [B.346] "My Dear Sister…" 24 Dec 1883
6.33 [B.347] Telegram-Hartford to L. Webster 658 Bway NYC, 26 Dec 1883
6.34 [B.348] "Dear Charley…" 27 Dec 1883
6.35 [B.349] Notes on Mt's History Game, 1883
6.36 [B.350] "Dear Charley…" Jan 2, 1884
6.37 [B.351] "Dear Charley…" 7 Jan 1884
6.38 [B.352] "Dear Charley…" Monday, Jan. 1884
6.39 [B.353] Hartford- Letter to CLW from Olivia L. Clemens, 11 Jan 1884
6.40 [B.354] Slote check for $773 received, 17 Jan 1884
6.41 [B.355] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1884
6.42 [B.356] "Dear Charley…" 28 Jan 1884
6.43 [B.357] "Dear Charley…" 29 Jan 1884
6.44 [B.358] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 8 Feb 1884
6.45 [B.359] "Dear Charley…" 18 Feb 1884
6.46 [B.360] "Dear Charley…" Feb. 29, 1884
6.47 [B.361] "Dear Charley…" Monday, 3 Mar 1884
6.48 [B.362] "Dear Charley…" 5 Mar 1884
6.49 [B.363] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 6 Mar 1884
6.50 [B. 364] "Dear Charley…" 20 Mar 1884
6.51 [B.365] Notes on bookmaking of the period in SLC's handwriting, Mar 1884
6.52 [B.366] "Dear Charley…" Saturday Eve, Mar 1884
6.53 [B.367] "Dear Charley…" 27 Mar 1884
6.54 [B.368] Olivia L. Clemens Power of Attorney to Charles L. Webster, 8 Apr 1884
6.55 [B.369] "Dear Charley…" 12 Apr 1884
6.56 [B.370] "Dear Charley…" Monday, 14 Apr 1884
6.57 [B.371] "Dear Charley…" 15 Apr 1884
6.58 [B.372] "Dear Ma…" Hartford, 15 Apr 1884
6.59 [B.373] "Dear Charley…" 16 Apr 1884
6.60 [B.374] "Dear Charley, Show him this…" 25 Apr 1884
6.61 [B.375] "Dear Charley, Yes, I think the raft chapter…" 22 Apr 1884
6.62 [B.375a-b] Letter from Josephine Beemer, annotated by S.L.C. for Charley, 28 Apr 1884
6.63 [B.375c] "Dear Charley…" 30 Apr 1884
6.64 [B.375d] "Dear Charley…" 30 Apr 1884
6.65 [B.375e] "Dear Charley…" 7 May 1884
6.66 [B.375f] Letter from W.D. Howells, annotated by S.L.C. for Charley, 10 May 1884
6.67 [B.375g] "Dear Charley…" 12 May 1884
6.68 [B.375h] "Dear Charley…" 19 May 1884
6.69 [B.375i] "Dear Charley…" 23 May 1884
7.1 [B.375j] "Dear Charley…" 24 May 1884 (copy only)
7.2[B.375k] "Dear Charley…" 31 May 1884
7.3 [B.375l] "Dear Charley…" 6 June 1884
7.4 [B.375m] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, circa 6 June 1884
7.5 [B.376] Letter from Miss Mattie Curry to SLC. Carson, Nevada, 11 June 1884
7.6 [B.377] "Yes, Charley…" Memo, 12 June 1884
7.7 [B.378] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 24 June 1884
7.8 [B.379] NY-Letter from CLW, "Dear Uncle Sam," 25 June 1884
7.9 [B.380] "Dear Charley…" July 1, 1884
7.10 [B.381] "Dear Charley…" July 2, 1884
7.11 [B.382] "Dear Charley…" 5 July 1884
7.12 [B.383] "Dear Charley…" 5 July 1884
7.13[B.384] "Dear Charley…" 6 July 1884
7.14 [B.385] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 10 July 1884
7.15 [B.386] "Dear Charley…" 10 July 1884
7.16 [B.387] "Dear Charlie and Annie …" Elmira 10 July 1884
7.17 [B.388] "Dear Charley…" 10 July 1884
7.18 [B.389] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 11 July 1884
7.19 [B.390] "Dear Charley…" 13 July 1884
7.20 [B.391] "Dear Charley…" 13 July 1884
7.21 [B.392] "Dear Charley…" 15 July 1884
7.22 [B.393] "Dear Charley…" 17 July 1884
7.23 [B.394] "Dear Charley…" 22 July 1884
7.24 [B.395] "Dear Charley…" 1884
7.25 [B.396] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 24 July 1884
7.26 [B.397] Notes: First hand Prince and Pauper to Mallery, 1884
7.27 [B.398] "Dear Charley…" 7 Aug 1884
7.28 [B.399] "Dear Charley…" 11 Aug 1884
7.29 [B.400] "Dear Charley…" 14 Aug 1884
7.30 [B.401] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 16 Aug 1884
7.31 [B.402] "Dear Charley…" 19 Aug 1884
7.32 [B.403] Letter to unidentified correspondent, Elmira, 1 Sep 1884
7.33 [B.404] "Dear Charley…" 5 Sep 1884
7.34 [B.405] "Dear Charley…" 5 Sep 1884
7.35 [B.406] "Dear Charley…" 8 Sep 1884
7.36 [B.407] "Dear Charley…" 8 Sep 1884
7.37 [B.408] Notes for Printer, [1884?]
7.38 [B.409] "Dear Charley…" Saturday P.M., 1884
7.39 [B.410] "Dear Charley…" 15 Sep 1884
7.40 [B.411] "Dear Charley…" Saturday – Elmira, 20 Sep 1884
7.41 [B.412] "Dear Charley…" Wednesday, 1884
7.42 [B.413] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 9 Sep 1884
7.43 [B.414] "Dear Charley…" 1884
7.44 [B.415] "To Charley…" 1884 (1st page missing)
7.45 [B.416] "Dear Charley…" 3 Oct 1884
7.46 [B.417] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 31 Oct 1884
7.47 [B.418] "Dear Charley…" 31 Oct 1884
7.48 [B.419] "Dear Charley…" Oct 1884 (Telegram)
7.49 [B.420] "My Dear Bro…" 3 Nov 1884
7.50 [B.421] "My Dear Bro…" Boston, 15 Nov 1884
7.51 [B.422] "Dear Charley…" Fort Erie, 10 Dec 1884
7.52 [B.423] "Dear Charley…" Grand Rapids, MI, 15 Dec 1884
7.53 [B.424] "Dear Charley…" Toledo, 15 Dec 1884
7.54 [B.425] Letter to unidentified correspondent, "Huckleberry Finn," 1884
7.55 [B.426] "Dear Charley…" 22 Dec 1884
7.56 [B.427] "Circular" C.L. Webster and Co., Publishers of Mark Twain's later works, 1884
7.57 [B.428] "Dear Charley…" 1884 (Telegram)
7.58 [B.429] "Dear Charley…" 23 Dec 1884 (Telegram)
7.59 [B.430] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 26 Dec 1884
7.60 [B.431] General Sheridan, "Dear Sir…" Hartford, 26 Dec 1884
7.61 [B.432] "Dear Charley…" Pittsburgh, 28 Dec 1884
7.62 [B.433] "My Dear Bro…" Pittsburgh, 28 Dec 1885
7.63 [B.434] "My Dear Mother…" Danville, IL, 28 Dec 1884
7.64 [B.435] Letter to unidentified correspondent, 1884?
7.65 [B.436] "Dear Charley…" Cincinnati, 4 Jan 1885
7.66 [B.437] "Dear Charley…" 10 Jan 1885
7.67 [B.438] "Dear Mollie…" Hartford, CT-Letter from Olivia l. Clemens, 11 Jan 1885
7.68 [B.439] Telegram to C.L. Webster, 13 Jan 1885
7.69 [B.440] "Dear Charley…" Keokuk, 15 Jan 1885
7.70 [B.441] "My Dear Bro…" Chicago, Friday morning, 1885
7.71 [B.442] "Dear Charley…" 1885
7.72 [B.443] "Dear Charley…" 19 Jan 1885
8.1 [B.444] "Dear Charley…" Janesville, 19 Jan 1885
8.2 [B.445] "Dear Charley…" 21 Jan 1885
8.3 [B.446] "Dear Charley…" St. Paul, 23 Jan 1885
8.4 [B.447] "Dear Charley…" St. Paul, 23 Jan 1885
8.5 [B.448] "Dear Charley…" St. Paul, 23 Jan 1885
8.6 [B.449] "Dear Charley…" Minneapolis, 25 Jan 1885
8.7 [B.450] "Dear Charley…" Minneapolis, 26 Jan 1885
8.8 [B.451] "Dear Charley…" On the train, 27 Jan 1885
8.9 [B.452] D Appleton Statement with SLC notation on it, 28 Jan 1885
8.10 [B.453] Telegram to C.L. Webster, 29 Jan 1885
8.11 [B.454] Webster- See fine notice…. 1885
8.12 [B.455] "Dear Charley…" Indianapolis, 8 Feb 1885
8.13 [B.456] "Dear Charley…" Columbus, 10 Feb 1885
8.14 [B.457] "Dear Charley…" Toronto, 15 Feb 1885
8.15 [B.458] "Dear Charley…" Brockton, 17 Feb 1885
8.16 [B.459 ] Letter to unidentified correspondent. "2 Leave 2 cloth Finn's at Everett House Monday afternoon," 1885
8.17 [B.460] "Dear Bro…" Feb. 1885
8.18 [B.461] "Dear Charley…" Everett House, 1885
8.19 [B.462] "Dear Bro and Sister…" Hartford, 5 Mar 1885
8.20 [B.463] "Dear Charley…" 182 Center St. Hartford, 6 Mar 1885
8.21 [B.464] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 13 Mar 1885
8.22 [B.465] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 16 Mar 1885
8.23 [B.466] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 4 Apr 1885
8.24 [B.467] "Dear Charley…" 4 Apr 1885
8.25 [B.468] Prefatory Remark: "Huckleberry Finn is not….", 1885
8.26 [B.469] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, Sunday, 1885
8.27 [B.470] SLC to Dear Charley, Law Office of William Hamersley Hartford, 6 Apr 1885
8.28 [B.471] "P.S. Charley…" 6 Apr 1885
8.29 [B.472] "Dear Charley…" 8 Apr 1885
8.30 [B.473] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1885
8.31 [B.474] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1885
8.32 [B.475] "Dear Charley…" 1885
8.33 [B.476] "Dear Charley…" 11 Apr 1885
8.34 [B.477] "Dear Charley…" 11 Apr 1885
8.35 [B.478] "Dear Bro…" 11 Apr 1885
8.36 [B.479] "Dear Charley…" Friday Evening, 1885
8.37 [B.480] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1885
8.38 [B.481] "My Dear Sister…" Hartford, 15 Apr 1885
8.39 [B.482] P.S. I forgot…(To Charley), 1885
8.40 [B.483] "Dear Colonel Grant..." Letterhead of Charles L. Webster, 658 Broadway, NY, 30 Apr 1885
8.41 [B.484] "Dear Charley…" 5 May 1885
8.42 [B.485] Letter to Orion, Hartford, 5 May 1885
8.43 [B.486] "Dear Charlie…" 10 May 1885
8.44 [B.487] "Dear Charley…" 13 May 1885
8.45 [B.488] "Dear Bro…" 16 May 1885
8.46 [B.489] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1885
8.47 [B.490] The ABC Transliterations Bureau adv. with note in SLC's handwriting, 1885
8.48 [B.491] "To Whom It May Concern…" Charles L. Webster and Co. Letterhead, 27 May 1885
8.49 [B.492] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 22 May 1885
8.50 [B.493] "Dear Ma…" Everett House Union Square, 8 June 1885
8.51 [B.494] [Charles] Webster and Co. MEMO, 1885
8.52 [B.495] "Dear Sister…" Hartford, 12 June 1885
8.53 [B.496] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, Sunday, 1885
8.54 [B.497] "Dear Charley…" 17 June 1885
8.55 [B.498] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 24 June 1885
8.56 [B.499] "Dear Ma…" Elmira, 26 June 1885
8.57 [B.500] Letter to unidentified correspondent, undated
8.58 [B.501] Letter to unidentified correspondent, undated
8.59 [B.502] Telegram [Charles] L. Webster, 27 July 1885
8.60 [B.503] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 28 July 1885
8.61 [B.504] "Dear Charley…" 28 July 1885
8.62 [B.505] "Dear Charley-When you get to London…" 1885
8.63 [B.506] "My Dear Niece…" Elmira, 30 July 1885
no folder [B.507] "Dear Molly…" Elmira, 6 Aug 1885
8.64 [B.508] "Dear Sirs…" Elmira, Wednesday 5 p.m., 1885
8.65 [B.509] "My Dear Bro…" Hartford, 22 Sep 1885
8.66 [B.510] Copyright No. 21186 Q of letter from Gen. S.B. Buckner to Gen. U.S. Grant, 9 Oct 1885
8.67 [B.511] Copyright Office-receipt for 2 copies of a facsimile of Bucknew to Grant Letter, 1885
8.68 [B.512] "Dear Charley…" 13 Oct 1885
8.69 [B.513] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 22 Oct 1885
8.70 [B.514] "Dear Charlie and Annie…" Letter from Olivia L. Clemens, 25 Oct 1885
9.1 [B.515] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 28 Oct 1885
9.2 [B.516] "Dear Annie…" Hartford, 28 Oct 1885
9.3 [B.517] "Dear Charley…" Tuesday, 1885
9.4 [B.518] "Dear Ma…" Hartford, 30 Oct 1885
9.5 [B.519] "Dear Charley…" 30 Oct 1885
9.6 [B.520] "Dear Charley…" 2 Nov 1885
9.7 [B.521] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 10 Nov 1885
9.8 [B.522] To the Editor of the Sun…Signed: D. Wahrheit, 1885
9.9 [B.523] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 11 Nov 1885
9.10 [B.524] "Dear Charley…" 1885
no folder [B.525] "Dear Charley…" 6 Dec 1885
9.11 [B.526] "Dear Charley…" Wednesday, 16 Dec 1885
9.12 [B.527] "Dear Charley…" 6 pm, 16 Dec 1885
9.13 [B.528] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 17 Dec 1885
9.14 [B.529] "Dear Ma…" Hartford, 18 Dec 1885
9.15 [B.530] "Dear Charley…" Private, Hartford, 18 Dec 1885
9.16 [B.531] "Dear Charley…" 26 Dec 1885
9.17 [B.532] "Dear Charley…" 21 Dec 1885
9.18 [B.533] "Dear Charley…" 28 Dec 1885
9.19 [B.534] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 29 Dec 1885
9.20 [B.535A] "Dear Charley…" Saturday, 1855
9.21 [B.535B] "Dear Charley…" 3 Jan 1886
9.22 [B.536] "Dear Charley…" 13 Jan 1886
9.23 [B.537] "Dear Charley…" Sunday, 1 Feb 1886
9.24 [B.538] "Dear Charley…" 8 Feb 1886
9.25 [B.539] "Dear Charley…" 8 Feb 1886
9.26 [B.540] "Dear Charley…" 10 Feb 1886
9.27 [B.541] "Dear Charley…" 13 Feb 1886
9.28 [B.542] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 19 Mar 1886
9.29 [B.543] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 27 Mar 1886
9.30 [B.544] "Dear Charlie…" Hartford, Conn.- Letter from Olivia L. Clemens, 1886
9.31 [B.545] "Dear Charley…" 6 Apr 1886
9.32 [B.546] "Dear Charley…" 12 Apr 1886
9.33 [B.547] "Dear Charley…" 26 Apr 1886
9.34 [B.548] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 22 Apr 1886
9.35 [B.549] "Dear Charley…" 25 May 1886 (Telegram)
9.36 [B.550] "Dear Charley…" Book Order, Hartford, 22 Apr 1886
9.37 [B.551] "Dear Charley…" 3 June 1886
9.38 [B.552] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 6 June 1886
9.39 [B.553] "Dear Charley…" 11 June 1886
9.40 [B.554] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 17 June 1886
9.41 [B.555] "Dear Charley-I have attempted no answer…" 1886
9.42 [B.556] Fragment of letter to sister, Pamela C. Moffett, 1886
9.43 [B.557] "Dear Charley…" Elmira, 6 Aug 1886
9.44 [B.557A] "Dear Molly…" Elmira, 6 Aug 1886
9.45 [B.558] "Dear Ma…" Elmira, 7 Aug 1886
9.46 [B.559] "Dear Mr. Hall…" Elmira, 25 Aug 1886
9.47 [B.560] "Dear Charley…" 3 Sep 1886
9.48 [B.561] "Dear Charley…" Murray Hill Hotel, NY, 5 Oct 1886
9.49 [B.562] "Dear Charley…" 10 Oct 1886
9.50 [B.563] "Dear Annie…" Hartford, 18 Oct 1886
9.51 [B.564] "Dear Charley…" Sheridan Book, Hartford, 13 Nov 1886
9.52 [B.565] "Dear Charley…" In relation to Henry Clews, Hartford, 17 Nov 1886
9.53 [B.566] Hartford-Telegram to [Charles] L. Webster, 17 Nov 1886
9.54 [B.567] "Dear Sirs…" Hartford- [Charles] L. Webster and Co., 29 Nov 1886
9.55 [B.567A] "Dear Charley- Don't forget…" 6 Dec 1886
9.56 [B.568] "Dear Charley…" 11 Dec 1886
9.57 [B.568A] "Dear Charley- I want to bother you…" Dec 1885
9.58 [B.569] "Dear Charley…" Hartford- Letter from Olivia L. Clemens, 1886
9.59 [B.570] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 14 Dec 1885
9.60 [B.571] "P.S. Livy wants you…" 26 Dec 1886
9.61 [B.572] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 26 Dec 1886
9.62 [B.573] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 30 Dec, 1886
9.63 [B.574] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 13 Jan 1887
9.64 [B.575] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 19 Jan 1887
9.65 [B.576] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 15 Feb 1887
9.66 [B.577] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 25 Feb 1887
9.67 [B.578] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 1 Mar 1887
9.68 [B.579] "Dear Bro…" Hartford, 16 Mar 1887
10.1 [B.580] "Dear Charley…" 28 Mar 1887
10.2 [B.581] Telegram to [Charles] L. Webster, 28 Mar 1887
10.3 [B.582] "My Dear Sister…" Hartford, 2 Apr 1887
10.4 [B.583] Telegram to [Charles] L. Webster, 4 Apr 1887
10.5 [B.584] "Dear Charley…" 17 Apr 1887
10.6 [B.585] "Dear Charley…" 22 Apr 1887
10.7 [B.586] Letter for SLC written by F. Whitman, 28 Apr 1887
10.8 [B.587] "Dear Charley…" 9 May 1887
10.9 [B.588] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 11 May 1887
10.10 [B.589] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 25 May 1887
10.11 [B.590] "Dear Charley…" 28 May 1887
10.12 [B.591] "Dear Mr. Hall…" Elmira, 9 July 1887
10.13 [B.592] "My Dear Sister…" Elmira, 12 July 1887
10.14 [B.593] "Dear Ma…" Elmira, 24 July 1887
10.15 [B.594] "Dear Charley…" Home, Sept 5, 1887
10.16 [B.595] Envelope addressed to C.L. Webster by SLC, 9 Sep 1887
10.17 [B.596] "Dear Charley…" Elmira- Friday, 9 Sep 1887
10.18 [B.597] "Dear C.L.W and Co…" Hartford, 19 Oct 1887
10.19 [B.598] "Dear C.L.W and Co…" Hartford, 28 Oct 1887
10.20 [B.599] "We vote as follows upon the preposition to publish a volume of the sermons of the Rev. Nathaniel J. Burton at half-profits…" 28 Oct 1887
10.21 [B.600] "Dear C.L.W and Co…" 13 Nov 1887
10.22 [B.601] "Dear C.L.W and Co…" Hartford, Nov.15, 1887
10.23 [B.602] "Dear Orion…" Hartford, 8 Dec 1887
10.24 [B.603] "Dear C.L.W and Co…" 24 Dec 1887
10.25 [B.604] "Dear Charley…" Hartford, 28 Dec 1887
10.26 [B.605] "Dear Pamela…" Elmira, 15 Sep 1888
10.27 [B.606] "Dear Orion…" Elmira, 16 Sep 1888
10.28 [B.607] "Dear Orion…" Hartford, 3 Oct 1888
10.29 [B.608] "Dear Orion…" Hartford, 23 Nov 1888
10.30 [B.609] S.L. Clemens signature, 1889
10.31 [B.610] "Dear Pamela…" Hartford-Lette r from Olivia L. Clemens, 27 Jan 1889
10.32 [B.611] "Dear Pamela…" Hartford, 9 Oct 1889
10.33 [B.612] "Dear Sister…" Hartford, 13 May 1890
10.34 [B.613] Hartford, Conn.- (On the death of Charles L. Webster, 26 Apr 1891), 26 Apr 1891
10.35 [B.614] "Dear Pamela…" Hartford, 3 June 1891
10.36 [B.615] "Dear Pamela…" Mentone, 21 Mar 1892
10.37 [B.616] "Dear Mollie and Orion…" Chicago- 3:15 pm, 24 Apr 1893
10.38 [B.617] "Dear Pamela and Annie..." Charles L. Webster and Co. Publishers, 675 Fifth Ave., NYC, 21 Sep 1893
10.39 [B.618] "Dear Annie…" 169 rue de l' Universite, Paris, 28 Nov 1894
10.40 [B.619] "Dear Pamela…"Villa Viviani, Florence, 5 Feb 1895
10.41 [B.620] Canadian-Australian SS Line Near the Equator- Letter from Olivia L. L Clemens to her step-sister Sue, 5 Sep 1895
10.42 [B.621] "Dear Sister…" London, 28 Mar 1897
10.43 [B.622] "Dear Mrs. Trask…" Trask-Vassar letter, Copy of in SLCs secretary's handwriting, 20 Dec 1901
10.44 [B.623] Acknowledgement of letter rec'd en occasion of Livy's death, 1904
10.45 [B.624] "Dear Miss Lyon…" The Grosvenor, NYC, 7 Oct 1904
10.46 [B.624A] Invitation to Mr. Clemens 70th birthday party, 1905
10.46 [B.625] "Dear Miss. Lyon…" 21 Fifth Ave. - 10am, 16 July 1906
10.48 [B.626] The Connecticut Magazine. Marginal notes and underlining in SLC's hand; note by Miss Lyon, 1906
10.49 [B.627] Miss Francis Munnelly, Hotel Waldorf, 1907
10.50 [B.628] J. Bigalow Paine, Redding, CT, 1908
10.51 [B.629] Redding, Conn.- Telegram to Annie Moffett Webster, 55 W 10 St, NYC, 25 Dec 1909

Series C. Correspondence To Samuel L . Clemens and Related Letters

10.52 [C.1] Robert G. Ingersoll, Washington, D.C., 11 Dec 1874
10.53 [C.2] Clara L. Kellogg, Harhurst, Hudson River, 3 Aug 1875
10.54 [C.3] P.T. Barnum, Bridgeport, CT, 29 Nov 1876
10.55 [C.4] "Honorable Sir…" Enclosure with P.T. Barnum letter, Worcester, 26 Nov 1876
10.56 [C.5] Robert Ingersoll, Buffalo, NY, 18 Jan 1880
10.57 [C.6] E. Booth, Hotel Brunswick, 3 June 1880
10.58 [C.7] H.B. Mathers (author of "Coming Thru the Rye"), 28 July 1880
10.59 [C.8] J.B. Aldrich, Ponkapog, MA, 18 Dec 1880
10.60 [C.9] A. Wing, Washington, D.C., 22 Dec 1880
10.61 [C.10] E.C. Stedman, 71 W. 54 ST., NY, 12 Jan 1882
10.62 [C.11] G.W. Cable, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, 14 Oct 1882
10.63 [C.12] James Ahern, Hartford, 11 Nov 1882
10.64 [C.13] Julian Hawthorne, 11 Dec 1882
10.65 [C.14] Stewart L. Woodford, USA Attorney's Office, NY, 15 Dec 1882
10.66 [C.15] Edman C. Stedman, 71 W. 54 St., NY, 26 Jan 1883
10.67 [C.16] J.B. Aldrich, The Atlantic Monthly, Boston, 19 Mar 1883
10.68 [C.17] Georg Waring, Jr., Newport, 7 Apr 1883
10.69 [C.18] Jos. R. Hawley, Monday morning, 28 May 1883
10.70 [C.19] Lother (?), Government House, Ottawa, 26 June 1883
10.71 [C.20] C.A. Dana, The Sun, NYC, 1 Nov 1883
10.72 [C.21] W.J. Florence, Route of the Florence's Season 1883-1884, McVickers Theatre, Chicago, 21 Dec 1883
10.73 [C.22] J.R. Osgood, James R. Osgood Co., Publishers, 4 Feb 1884
10.74 [C.23] Augustus Daly, Daly's Theatre, Manager's Officer, 27 Feb 1884
11.1 [C.24] J.R. Osgood, Boston, 26 Mar 1884
11.2 [C.25] Mr. Howell's writing on envelope: S.L. Clemens, Esq., Riverdale on Hudson, NY, 1884
11.3 [C.26] W.D. Howells, Boston, 28 Mar 1884
11.4 [C.27] J. Raymond letter to W.D. Howells, 28 Mar 1884
11.5 [C.28] W.D. Howells, 4 Louisburg Square, Boston, 29 Mar 1884
11.6 [C.29] R.M. Raymond, NY, 31 Mar 1884
11.7 [C.30] W.D.Howells, Boston, 4 Apr 1884
11.8 [C.31] W.D. Howells, 302 Beacon St., Boston, 28 Feb 1885
11.9 [C.32] W.D. Howells, Boston, 11 Mar 1885
11.10 [C.33] Clemma Bradley (nee Lampton), McKinney, TX, 25 Apr 1885
11.11 [C.34] W.D. Howells, Auburndale, 11 Dec 1885
11.12 [C.35] W.L. Alden, Consulate General of the United States, Rome, 12 May 1887
11.13 [C.36] Postcard: Eve: Now own up Adam!, SLC note: Curious old medieval print from the collection of the Vatican, undated
11.14 [C.37] W.D. Howells, Lake George P.O., NY, 21 Aug 1889, 2 Sep 1887
11.15 [C.38] Josh Billings, The Windsor Hotel, NYC, undated
11.16 [C.39] Clipping: "Twain's Attack on the Czar," undated
11.16 [C.39] Clipping: Harpers article about Jews, 1898
11.16 [C.39] Clipping: NY Tribune, "A case in which the Scripture is not fulfilled!", 1 Aug 1900
11.17 [C.40] Gordon R. Woodward, Lockport, NY, 1902
11.18 [C.41] Mrs. Tabitha Greening, Palmyra, MO, 19 Nov 1904
11.19 [C.42] Lawrence Barrett, Philadelphia, Thursday, undated
11.20 [C.43] "My Dear Mr. Rogers…" 323 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh, PA, 1 Dec 1905
11.21 [C.44] "Mr. Richard Grant White requests the pleasure of you company…"330 E. 17 St., Stuyvesant Square, undated
11.22 [C.45] "To meet Members of the Savage Club…" 29 June 1905
11.23 [C.46] "Florence Wyman invites you to a view of her work in pencil…" undated
11.24 [C.47] Clipping: "A Tragedy of To-day," 1905
11.24 [C.47] IVL note: Mr. Clemens read this aloud to me this morning, undated
11.25 [C.48] Cartoon by Webster: "The Tramp Printer: Know Mark Twain? You bet I did," undated
11.26 [C.49] "The author tells how he filled Cooper Union…" NY Times, 1906
11.27 [C.50] Clipping: Mark Twain on Phonetic Spelling, undated
11.27 [C.50] SLC note, 12 Apr 1906
11.28 [C.51] Photostat: The House that Twain Built, undated
11.29 [C.52] Dolly Cain, Aurora, Esmeralda County, NV, undated
11.30 [C.53] Oren Root, Jr., NY, 9 May 1906
11.31 [C.54] J.M. Doubleday, Doubleday Page and Co., 7 Aug 1906
11.32 [C.55] Augusta M.D. Ogden, Ar-y-Bryn, Tuxedo Park, July 1908
11.33 [C.56] Prefatory remark. Note. Huckleberry Finn is not an imaginary person, undated
11.34 [C.57] John Watson Cary, Society of Colonial Wars in New York State, 4 Sep 1906
11.35 [C.58] H.D. McDonald, Lawyer, Paris, TX, 16 Oct 1907
11.36 [C.59] Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler's card, undated
11.37 [C.60] Mr. John Pyne's card, 9 Dec 1905
11.38 [C.61] "Letter from unidentified correspondent." Mr. Clemens- Audience waiting for you, undated
11.39 [C.62] Clippings: The Story of the Knickerbocker Trust Co; picture of Mark Twain; and Mark Twain Now After Compliments, (NY Times, undated
11.40 [C.63] 2 letters from Laura Dake, San Diego, 12 Feb 1907 and 16 Feb 1907
11.40 [C.63] IVL notes dated re Laura Wright Dake, 20 Feb 1906
11.41 [C.64] Telegram from Lady Warwick, Tuxedo Park, 15 Oct 1907
11.42 [C.65] Enveloped addressed to Dr. S. Langhorne Clemens, Boston, forward to Mark Twain, 5th Ave. and 9th, NYC, 4 June 1908
11.43 [C.66] John B. Downing, Daytona, FL, 21 Feb 1907
11.44 [C.67] Geo. J. Curry, Sharon, WI 18 Mar 1908
11.45 [C.68] "My Dear Miss Lyon…" Plainfield, NJ, 30 Apr 1908
11.46 [C.69] "Dear Cousin…" Cousin Puss, Palmyra, June 1908
11.47 [C.70] Letter from unidentified correspondent, Hannibal, MO, Feb 1909
11.48 [C.71] Postcard of Hank Monk's Tombstone, A.H.M., Carson City, NV, undated
11.49 [C.72] Bernard DeVoto, Cambridge, MA, 9 Oct 1941
11.50 [C.73] Mrs. Lewis, 285 Pleasant St., Pasadena, CA, 15 Nov 1944
11.51 [C.74] Letter to Herb Stoeckel - Harper and Bros., 27 June 1945
11.52 [C.75] Leon S. Kaiser, Principal, Mark Twain Junior High School, 8 Sep 1948
11.53 [C.75A] Clipping: "University Gets Mark Twain Items," NY Times, 19 Sep 1954
11.54 [C.76A] Connor notes, undated
11.55 [C.76] Mrs. S.C. Webster, 205 W. 57 St., NYC, 14 Oct 1956
11.56 [C.77] Henry Nash Smith, Univ. of California, 7 Mar 1958
11.57 [C.78] Mrs. S.C. Webster, The Osborne, 205 W. 57 St., NYC, 10 Mar 1958
11.58 [C.79] 2 letters, Henry Nash Smith, Univ. of California, 18 Apr 1958
11.59 [C.80] Henry Nash Smith, Univ. of California, 12 Oct 1962
11.60 [C.81] Witter and Harpole Law Offices, Los Angeles, 5 Aug 1966
11.61 [C.82] Myron E. Harpole, Los Angeles, Aug.22, 1966
11.62 [C.83] Geo. E. Dutton, Jr. Trust officer, Bank of Delaware, 10 July 1967
11.63 [C.84] H.S. Tuthill, Cummings and Lockwood, Stamford, CT, 17 July 1967
11.64 [C.85] Geo. E. Dutton, Wilmington, DE, 20 July 1967
11.65 [C.86] Fredrick Anderson, Editor, Mark Twain Papers, Univ. of California, 10 Apr 1968
11.66 [C.87] Henry Nash Smith, Univ. of California, 28 June 1968
11.67 [C.88] "Dear Mr. Connor…" Works of Mark Twain, Iowa - California edition, Berkeley, CA, 5 Aug 1971
11.68 [C.89] "Dear Mr. Connor…" Northeast Missouri State University, Kirksville, MO, 27 Mar 1973
11.69 [C.90] Thomas G. Chamberlain, Attorney for Mark Twain Trust, NY, 25 Oct 1974
11.70 [C.91] Fredrick Anderson, Editor, Mark Twain Papers, Univ. of California, 4 Mar 1975
11.71 [C.92] Dixon Wecter, Hungtington, 26 Sep 1947
11.72 [C.93] 2 clippings: "I keep coming back…"(re: Mark Twain and Hawaii - and a letter by Fredrick Anderson in NY Review of Books, 20 Mar 1975

Series D. Olivia Langdon Clemens Correspondence to Family Members

12.1 [D.14] Dear Sam, 17 Sep 1901
12.2 [D.15] Dear Sam, 23 Jan 1902
12.3 [D.16] "Dear Charley - Will you please…" undated
12.4 [D.17] "Dear Charley - I want to trouble you…" undated
12.5 [D.18] "Dear Charley - Mr. Clemens is in Boston," undated
12.6 [D.19] Note by miss Lyon: "I saw Mr. Clemens twice in Riverdale," 1903
12.7 [D.20] Letter to Will Clemens, 16 Feb 1902
12.8 [D.21] Notes dated and in handwriting of Miss Lyon re: "What is a Man?", 7 May 1933
12.9 [D.22] Mark Twain's Tribute to Livy, undated

Series E. Clara Clemens Correspondence To Family

12.10 [E.1] "Dear Aunt Pamela…" Hartford, 30 Dec, 1884
12.11 [E.2] "Dear Aunt Pamela…" Calcutta, India, 18 Feb 1896
12.12 [E.3] Saturday, 17 Livingston Place, Letter to Miss Lyon from NYC, undated
12.13 [E.4] Letter to Miss Lyon from Germany, 4 Aug 1908
12.14 [E.5] Miss Isabel Lyon, Princess Hotel, Hamilton, Bermuda, 24 Mar 1908
12.15 [E.6] "My Dear Cousin Annie…" Stormfield, Redding, CT, 13 May 1910
12.16 [E.7] "Dear Cousin Annie…" Stormfield, Redding, CT, 30 May 1910
12.17 [E.8] "Dear Cousin Annie…" Munich, 14 Feb 1914
12.18 [E.9] "Thank you my dear cousin…" 1936
12.19 [E.10] "My dear Cousin Jean…" La Jolla, CA, 18 Jan 1954
12.20 [E.11] 10 sheets of clippings, undated

Series F. Jean L. Clemens Correspondence to Family

12.21 [F.1] Letter to Miss Lyon, 162 Upper Mountain Ave., Montclair, NJ, 14 Mar 1909
12.22 [F.2] S.L. Clemens, Stormfield, 25 Dec 1910
12.23 [F.3] IVL's note re : Jean Clemens, undated
12.24 [F.4] IVL's notes for Me. How re Jean Clemens, undated

Series G. Susan Clemens

12.25 [G.1] In memoriam Olivia Susan Clemens, 18 Aug 1897

Series H. Mark Twain Birthday Celebrations

12.26 [H.1] Harpers Weekly, ed. By George Harvey, 23 Dec 1905
12.27 [H.2] Mark Twain's 70th Birthday - Souvenir of Its Celebration, Supplement to Harpers, 23 Dec 1905
12.28 [H.3] Calendar of Pleiades Club, 22 Dec 1907
12.29 [H.4] Publishers' Weekly, 7 Oct 1905
12.30 [H.5] Clippings re 70th birthday, undated
12.31 [H.6] Calendar of American Academy of Arts and Letters and The National Institute of Arts and Letters, 14 Nov 1935

Series I. Samuel Langhorne Clemens' Funeral

12.32 [I.1] Calendar of Memorial Ceremonies, 30 Nov 1910
12.33 [I.2] Harpers Weekly, 17 Dec 1910
12.34 [I.3] Clippings, undated

Series J. Mark Twain's Homes

12.35 [J.1] Florida, Missouri, undated (3 brochures)
12.36 [J.2] Hannibal, Missouri, undated (photo, 3 Brochures, 3 sheets of clippings)
12.37 [J.3] Farmington Ave., Hartford, Connecticut, undated (3 brochures, 1 magazine article, 1 newspaper clipping, 1 map)
12.38 [J.4] Stormfield, Redding, Connecticut, undated (picture, clippings, Mark Twain Library Bulletin)

Series K. Mark Twain Clippings

13.1 [K.1,K.2] sheets and clippings #2-20, undated (originals)
13.2 [K.1,K.2] sheets and clippings #21-50, undated (originals)
13.3 [K.1,K.2] sheets and clippings #51-75, undated (originals)
13.4 [K.1,K.2] sheets and clippings # 76-100, undated (originals)
13.5 [K.1,K.2] sheets and clippings #101-121, undated (originals)
13.6 [K.3] Sale catalogue and manuscripts of S.L. Clemens, Part I, 7-8 Feb 1911
13.7 [K.4] 1950 article by Edgar M. Branch, Thematic Form in Huck Finn, 1950
13.8 [K.5] 1952 article by Fred W. Lorch, Mark Twain's "Artemus Ward" Lecture, 1952
13.9 [K.6] 1957 article by Henry Nash Smith, The Structure of Roughing It, 1957
Box 37 Oversized clippings, (microfilmed?)

Series L. Mississippi Life

14.1 [L.1] Card of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Pilot Society, undated
14.2 [L.2] Photograph of SS Baton Rouge of the New Orleans Anchor Line, with note from Dixon Wecter, undated
14.3 [L.3] Photograph of SS Mark Twain, City of Saint Louis Harbor Department, undated
14.4 [L.4] Reprint by Currier and Ives of steamboat race, NY Times, 12 Oct 1930
14.5 [L.5] Clipping: View of a Mississippi steamboat center salon, undated
14.6 [L.6] Peter Schrag article, "Life on the Mississippi," Saturday Review, 12 Dec 1970

Series M. Copies of Mark Twain Publications

14.7 [M.1] S.L. Clemens letter written in answer to inquiries made by a personal friend..., undated
14.8 [M.2] S.L. Clemens letter written to a personal friend, undated
14.9 [M.3] "William Dean Howells" article by Twain in Harpers Monthly Magazine, and clipping of a review, July 1906
14.10 [M.4] "A Horse's Tale, A Story in Two Parts" by Twain in Harpers Monthly Magazine, Aug and Sep 1906
14.11 [M.5] 4 Howard Pyle illustrations of St. Joan of Arc in Harpers Monthly Magazine, undated
14.12 [M.6] "Letters from the Earth"and interview with daughter Clara in Look Magazine, 1962
14.13 [M.7] "Here Comes Mark Twain" – a review of Readers Digest movie, undated
14.14 [M.8] American Heritage advertisement, undated

Series N. The Mentor Magazine

14.15 [N.1] Mark Twain Number - articles by his biographer and close friends, May 1924

Series O. Mark Twain Society's Publications

14.16 [O.1] Mark Twain Quarterly, 1937, 1942-1943 (2 issues)
14.17 [O.2] The Twainian, 1949-1977 (52 issues and 3 portions - folder 1 of 2)
14.18 [O.2] The Twainian, 1949-1977 (52 issues and 3 portions - folder 2 of 2)
14.19 [O.2] The Twainian, undated (Ephemera)

Series P. Materials Related to Huckleberry Finn

Cut Proofs of Kemble Illustrations
15.1 [P.B.1] p.283 Who do You Reckon It Is?
15.2 [P.B.2] Franklin J. Meine, Some Notes on the First Edition of "Huck Finn"
15.3 [P.B.3] Frontispiece
15.4 [P.B.3] p.17 Chapter I. (The Widow's)
15.4 [P.B.3] p.19 Miss Watson
15.4 [P.B.3] p.21 Huck Stealing Away
15.5 [P.B.3] p.22 Chapter II (The Tip-Toed Along)
15.5 [P.B.3] p.24 Jim
15.5 [P.B.3] p.25 Tom Sawyer's Band of Robbers
15.6 [P.B.3] p.29 Chapter III (Miss Watson's Lecture)
15.6 [P.B.3] p.31 The Robbers Dispersed
15.7 [P.B.3] p.34 Chapter IV (!!!!!)
15.7 [P.B.3] p.36 Judge Thatcher Surprised
15.7 [P.B.3] p.37 Jim Listening
15.8 [P.B.3] p.39 Chapter V ("Pap")
15.8 [P.B.3] p.41 Huck and His Father
15.9 [P.B.3] p.43 Reforming the Drunkard
15.9 [P.B.3] p.44 Falling from Grace
15.10 [P.B.3] p.45 Chapter VI (Getting Out of the Way)
15.10 [P.B.3] p.48 Thinking It Over
15.11 [P.B.3] p.53 Chapter VII ("Git Up")
15.11 [P.B.3] p.54 The Shanty
15.12 [P.B.3] p.56 Shooting the Pig
15.12 [P.B.3] p.59 Taking a Rest
15.12 [P.B.3] p.63 Watching the Boat
15.12 [P.B.3] p.64 Discovering the Camp Fire
15.13 [P.B.3] p.67 Jim and the Ghost
15.13 [P.B.3] p.72 Misto Bradish's Nigger
15.14 [P.B.3] p.74 Chapter IX (Exploring the Cave)
15.15 [P.B.3] p.79 Chapter X (They Found Eight Dollars)
15.15 [P.B.3] p.80 Jim and the Snake
15.16 [P.B.3] p.81 Old Hank Bunker
15.16 [P.B.3] p.82 "A Fair Fit"
15.17 [P.B.3] p.84 Chapter XI ("Come In")
15.17 [P.B.3] p.87 "Him and Another Man"
15.18 [P.B.3] p.90 She Puts up a Snack
15.18 [P.B.3] p.91 "Hump Yourself"
15.19 [P.B.3] p.98 Chapter XII ("Please Don't, Bill")
15.19 [P.B.3] p.100 "It Ain't Good Morals"
15.20 [P.B.3] p.102 Chapter XIII (In a Fix)
15.20 [P.B.3] p.109 Chapter XIV (Turning Over the Truck)
15.21 [P.B.3] p.104 Chapter XIII ("Hello, What's Up?")
15.21 [P.B.3] p.112 Chapter XIV (The Story of "Sollerman")
15.22 [P.B.3] p.110 Solomon and His Million Wives
15.22 [P.B.3] p.117 Chapter XV (Along the Snags)
15.23 [P.B.3] p.118 Asleep on the Raft
15.23 [P.B.3] p.126 Chapter XVI ("Boy, That's a Lie")
15.24 [P.B.3] p.127 "Here I Is, Huck"
15.24 [P.B.3] p.131 Climbing Up the Bank
15.25 [P.B.3] p.132 Chapter XVII ("Who's There?")
15.25 [P.B.3] p.134 "Buck"
15.26 [P.B.3] p.138 "It Made Her Look Spidery"
15.26 [P.B.3] p. 40 "They Got Him Out and Emptied Him"
15.27 [P.B.3] p.142 The House
15.27 [P.B.3] p.143 Chapter XVIII (Col. Grangerford)
15.28 [P.B.3] p.149 "And Asked Me If I Liked Her"
15.29 [P.B.3] p.153 "Behind the Wood-Pile"
15.29 [P.B.3] p.108 Chapter XIII (We Turned In and Slept)
15.30 [P.B.3] p.157 Chapter XIX (Hiding Day-Times)
15.30 [P.B.3] p.115 Chapter XV ("We Would Sell the Raft")
15.31 [P.B.3] p.160 Chapter XIX ("And Dogs A-Coming")
15.31 [P.B.3] p.170 Chapter XX (The King As Juliet)
15.32 [P.B.3] p.163 Chapter XIX ("By Rights I Am a Duke!")
15.32 [P.B.3] p.165 "I Am the Late Dauphin"
15.33 [P.B.3] p.166 "Tail Piece"
15.34 [P.B.3] p.167 Chapter XX (On the Raft)
15.34 [P.B.3] p.122 Chapter XVI ("It Amounted to Something Being A Raftsman")
15.35 [P.B.3] p.174 Chapter XX ("A Pirate for Thirty Years")
15.36 [P.B.3] p.177 Chapter XXI (Practicing)
15.36 [P.B.3] p.196 Chapter XXIII (Tragedy)
15.37 [P.B.3] p.182 Chapter XXI ("Gimme A Chaw")
15.37 [P.B.3] p.226 Chapter XXVI (The Duke Looks Under the Bed)
15.38 [P.B.3] p.185 Chapter XXI (A Little Monthly Drunk)
15.38 [P.B.3] p.215 Chapter XXV (Making Up the "Deffisit")
15.39 [P.B.3] p.187 Chapter XXI (The Death of Boggs)
15.39 [P.B.3] p.235 Chapter XXVII ("Was You In My Room?)
15.40 [P.B.3] p.189 Chapter XXII (Sherburn Steps Out)
15.40 [P.B.3] p.211 Chapter XXV ("You Bet It Is")
15.41 [P.B.3] p.191 Chapter XXII (A Dead Head)
15.41 [P.B.3] p.200 Chapter XXIII ("Henry the Eighth in Boston Harbor")
15.41 [P.B.3] p.216 Chapter XXV (Going for Him)
15.41 [P.B.3] p.237 Chapter XXVII (Jawing)
15.42 [P.B.3] p.193 Chapter XXII (He Shed Seventeen Suits)
15.42 [P.B.3] p.218 (The Doctor)
15.43 [P.B.3] p.203 Chapter XXIV (Harmless)
15.43 [P.B.3] p.220 Chapter XXVI (The Cubby)
15.44 [P.B.3] p.205 Chapter XXIV (Adolphus)
15.44 [P.B.3] p.101 Chapter XII ("Oh! Lordy Lordy!")
15.45 [P.B.3] p.207 Chapter XXIV (He Fairly Empties That Young Fellow)
15.45 [P.B.3] p.248 Chapter XXVIII (The Auction)
15.46 [P.B.3] p.209 Chapter XXIV (Alas, Our Poor Brother)
15.46 [P.B.3] p.212 Chapter XXV (Leaking)
15.46 [P.B.3] p.233 Chapter XXVII (He Had a Rat!)
15.47 [P.B.3] p.219 Chapter XXV (The Bag of Money)
15.47 [P.B.3] p.224 Chapter XXVI ("Honest Injun")
15.47 [P.B.3] p.299 Huck Takes the Money
15.48 [P.B.3] p.230 Chapter XXVII (A Crack in the Dining-Room Door)
15.48 [P.B.3] p.239 Chapter XXVIII (In Trouble)
15.49 [P.B.3] p.221 Chapter XXVI (Supper With the Hare-Lip)
15.49 [P.B.3] p.232 Chapter XXVII (The Undertaker)
15.50 [P.B.3] p.198 Chapter XXIII (Their Pockets Bulged)
15.50 [P.B.3] p.241 Chapter XXVIII (Indignation)
15.50 [P.B.3] p.242 How to Find Them
15.50 [P.B.3] p.244 He Wrote
15.51 [P.B.3] p.355 Chapter XLII (Tom Sawyer Wounded)
15.51 [P.B.3] p.355 Chapter XLII (Tom Sawyer Wounded)
15.52 [P.B.3] p.252 Chapter XXIX (The Doctor Leads Huck)
15.52 [P.B.3] p.269 Chapter XXXI ("Who Nailed Him?")
15.53 [P.B.3] p.255 Chapter XIX (The Duke Wrote)
15.53 [P.B.3] p.331 Chapter XXXVIII (Irrigation)
15.53 [P.B.3] p.257 Chapter XXIX ("Gentlemen-Gentlemen!")
15.53 [P.B.3] p.335 Chapter XXXIX (Sawdust Diet)
15.54 [P.B.3] p.263 Chapter XXX (The Duke Went for Him)
15.54 [P.B.3] p.314 Chapter XXVI (Tom Advises A Witch Pie)
15.55 [P.B.3] p.266 Chapter XXI (Spanish Moss)
15.55 [P.B.3] p.277 Chapter XXXII (Still and Sunday Like)
15.56 [P.B.3] p.271 Chapter XXXI (Thinking)
15.56 [P.B.3] p.275 Striking For the Back Country
15.57 [P.B.3] p.271 He Gave Him Ten Cents
15.57 [P.B.3] p.307 Chapter XXV (Smouching the Knives)
15.58 [P.B.3] p.279 Chapter XXXII (She Hugged Him Tight)
15.58 [P.B.3] p.284 Chapter XXXIIII ("It Was Tom Sawyer")
15.59 [P.B.3] p.287 Chapter XXXIII ("Mr.Archibald Nichols, I Presume?")
15.59 [P.B.3] p.291 Traveling by Rail
15.59 [P.B.3] p.299 Chapter XXXIV (Witches)
15.60 [P.B.3] p.296 A Simple Job
15.60 [P.B.3] p.327 Chapter XXXVIII (A Tough Job)
15.61 [P.B.3] p.300 Chapter XXV (Getting Wood)
15.61 [P.B.3] p.293 Chapter XXXIV (Vittles)
15.62 [P.B.3] p.309 Chapter XXVI (Going Down the Lightning-Rod)
15.62 [P.B.3] p.364 Chapter the Last (Out of Bondage)
15.63 [P.B.3] p.311 Chapter XXXVI (Stealing Spoons)
15.63 [P.B.3] p.329 Chapter XXXVIII (Buttons on Their Tails)
15.64 [P.B.3] p.316 Chapter XXXVII (The Rubbage-Pile)
15.64 [P.B.3] p.347 Chapter XLI (The Doctor)
15.65 [P.B.3] p.318 Chapter XXXVII ("Missus, Dey's A Sheet Gone")
15.65 [P.B.3] p.260 Chapter XXIX ("Jim Let Out")
15.66 [P.B.3] p.321 Chapter XXXVII (In A Tearing Way)
15.66 [P.B.3] p.290 Chapter XXXIII (A Pretty Long Blessing)
15.67 [P.B.3] p.322 Chapter XXXVII (One of His Ancestors)
15.67 [P.B.3] p.337 Chapter XXXIX (Trouble Is Brewing)
15.68 [P.B.3] p.261 Chapter XXX (The King Shakes Buck)
15.68 [P.B.3] p.333 Chapter XXXIX (Keeping Off Dull Times)
15.69 [P.B.3] p.324 Chapter XXXVIII (Jim' Coat of Arms)
15.69 [P.B.3] p.339 Chapter XL (Fishing)
15.70 [P.B.3] p.305 Chapter XXV (The Breakfast-Horn)
15.70 [P.B.3] p.341 Chapter XL (Everyone Had a Gun)
15.71 [P.B.3] p.343 Tom Caught on a Splinter
15.71 [P.B.3] p.345 Jim Advises a Doctor
15.72 [P.B.3] p.348 Chapter XLI (Uncle Silas In Danger)
15.72 [P.B.3] p.357 Chapter XLII (The Doctor Speaks for Jim)
15.73 [P.B.3] p.350 Chapter XLI (Old Mrs. Hotchkiss)
15.73 [P.B.3] p.353 Aunt Sally Talks to Buck
15.73 [P.B.3] p.361 Chapter XVII (Tom Rose Square Up in Bed)
15.73 [P.B.3] p.365 Chapter the Last (Tom's Liberality)
Original Ink Drawings By Kemble
16.1 [P.C.1] Original design for cover of first edition, 1885
16.2 [P.C.2] p.18 "After supper she got out…"
16.3 [P.C.3] p.22 Chapter II - We Tip-Toed Along
16.4 [P.C.4] p.33 Chapter III - Got Got an Old Tin Lamp
16.5 [P.C.5] p.33 Chapter IV - !!!!! (boy being whipped)
16.6 [P.C.6] p.36 Judge Thatcher Surprised
16.7 [P.C.7] p.43 Reforming the Drunkard
16.8 [P.C.8] p.44 Chapter V - Nearly Froze to Death
16.9 [P.C.9] p.45 Chapter VI - I Outrun Him Most of the Time
16.10 [P.C.10] p.51 He Hopped Around the Cabin
16.11 [P.C.11] p.67 Chapter VIII - Then He Dropped on His Knees
16.12 [P.C.12] p.67 Chapter IX - "Misto Braddish's Nigger"
16.13 [P.C.13] p.74 Chapter IX - Exploring the Cave
16.14 [P.C.14] p.80 "Jim Grabbed Pap's Whiskey"
16.15 [P.C.15] p.81 Old Hank Bunker
16.16 [P.C.16] p.82 Jim Hitched It Behind with Hooks
16.17 [P.C.17] p.84 Chapter XI - "Come In"
16.18 [P.C.18] p.87 "Him and Another Man"
16.19 [P.C.19] p.90 She Put Me Up a Snack
16.20 [P.C.20] p.91 Git Up and Hump Yourself
16.21 [P.C.21] p.98 Then I see a Man Stretched on the Floor
16.22 [P.C.22] p.100 Then They Stood There and Talked
16.23 [P.C.23] p.104 Hello, What's Up
16.24 [P.C.24] p.108 Chapter XIII - "We Turned In and Slept Like Dead People"
16.25 [P.C.25] p.112 Chapter XIV - Story of Solomon
16.26 [P.C.26] p.117 Chapter XV - Amongst a Lot of Snags
16.27 [P.C.27] p.118 Asleep With One Arm Across the Oar
16.28 [P.C.28] p.126 Chapter XVI - "He's White"
16.29 [P.C.29] p.127 Here I Is, Huck, 21 June 1884
16.30 [P.C.30] p.131 Chapter XVI - I climbed Up the Bank
16.31 [P.C.31] p.134 XVII - Buck,
16.32 [P.C.32] p.138 It Made Her Look Too Spidery Seemed to Me
16.33 [P.C.33] p.143 Chapter XVIII - Col. Granger
16.34 [P.C.34] p.153 A Couple of Young Chaps Behind a Woodpile
16.35 [P.C.35] p.157 "And Maybe See a Steamboat"
16.36 [P.C.36] p.165 I am the Late Dauphin
16.37 [P.C.37] p.166 Tail Piece
16.38 [P.C.38] p.170 The King as Juliet (Chapter XX)
Photocopies, photos and negatives of the Kemble Drawings
Box 36 Photocopies, photos and negatives of the Kemble Drawings
Correspondence
16.39 [P.D.1] SLC to CLW, 31 Mar 1884
16.40 [P.D.2] SLC to CLW, 6 Apr 1884
16.41 [P.D.3] SLC to CLW, 24 May 1884
16.42 [P.D.4] SLC to CLW, 11 June 1884
16.43 [P.D.5] SLC to CLW, 25 June 1884
16.44 [P.D.6] SLC to CLW, Providence, 1884
16.45 [P.D.7] Edward W. Kemble to CLW, 311 E. 150 St., NYC, 25 Apr 1884
16.46 [P.D.8] EWK to CLW, 16 May 1884
16.47 [P.D.9] EWK to CLW, 2 June 1884
16.48 [P.D.10] EWK to CLW, 2 June 1884
16.49 [P.D.11] EWK to CLW, 25 June 1884
16.50 [P.D.12] EWK to CLW, 9 July 1884
16.51 [P.D.13] Letter from Isabel V. Lyon and her secretarial note dated 1905, 5 Apr 1939

Series Q. Papers of Isabel Van Kleek Lyon, Secretary to Samuel L. Clemens

17.1 [Q.'03] Diary pages, 1903 (12 items)
17.2 [Q.'04.1] Diary pages, 1904 (8 items)
17.3 [Q.'04.2] Copy of Journal, 1904 (typescript)
17.4 [Q.'04.3] Clippings, 1904
17.5 [Q.'05.1] Diary pages, Jan-July 1905
17.6 [Q.'05.2] Diary pages, Aug - Sep 1905
17.7 [Q.'05.3] Diary Pages and articles, Oct - Dec 1905
17.8 [Q.'05.4] Copy of Journal, 1905 (typescript)
17.9 [Q.'05.5] Clippings, 1905
18.1 [Q.'06] Copy of Journal, 1906 (typescript)
18.2 [Q.'06.A] Clippings, 16 Feb 1906
18.3 [Q.'06.1-2] Letter and note, 7 Feb 1906
18.4 [Q.'06.3-4] Clipping and diary page, Feb 1906
18.5 [Q.'06.5-6 ] Notes, 23 Mar 1906
18.6 [Q.'06.7] Draft of letter, Mar 1906
18.7 [Q.'06.8] Draft of letter, 31 Mar 1906
18.8 [Q.'06.9-11] Notes, 2 Apr 1906
18.9 [Q.'06.11.5] Copy of letter to Clara Clemens, 8 Apr 1906
18.10 [Q.'06.12] Letter from W.D. Howells, 8 May 1906
18.11 [Q.'06.13-15] Notes, 28 May 1906, 29 June 1906
18.12 [Q.'06.16-17] Notes, 19 and 28 June 1906
18.13 [Q.'06.18-19] Notes, 5-6 July 1906
18.14 [Q.'06.20] Draft of letter, 1906
18.15 [Q.'06.21] Copy of letter to SLC from Benjamin E. Smith, Editor of The Century, 30 July 1906
18.16 [Q.'06.22] Copy of letter to Mr. Turtchill from SLC, 5 Aug 1906
18.17 [Q.'06.23] Letter from SLC to Mr. Pulitzer, 2 Sep 1906
18.18 [Q.'06.24] Copy of letter to Mr. Rogers, 20 Oct 1906
18.19 [Q.'06.25] Campaign anthem, 1906
18.20 [Q.'06.26] SCL letter to Washington, DC, 10 Dec 1906
18.21 [Q.'06.27] Notes, 1906
18.22 [Q.'06.28] Car advertisement, 1906
18.23 [Q.'07] Copy of Journal, 1907 (typescript)
18.24 [Q.'07.1 ] Note, 1907
18.25 [Q.'07.2] Note, 1907
18.26 [Q.'07.3 4] Notes, 1907
18.27 [Q.'07.5] Choate letter, 1907
18.28 [Q.'07.6] Letter, Farmington, CT, Jan 1907
18.29 [Q.'07.7] Notes, 17 Jan 1907
18.30 [Q.'07.8] Notes, 25 Jan 1907
18.31 [Q.'07.9] Note, 22 Feb 1907
18.32 [Q.'07.10] Secretary copy of letter to Jean, 25 Feb 1907
18.33 [Q.'07.11-12] Notes, 3 Mar 1907
18.34 [Q.'07.13] Notes, 7 Mar 1907
18.35 [Q.'07.14] Notes, 22 Mar 1907
18.36 [Q.'07.15-16] Telegram Miss Lyon from SLC. Norfolk, VA and Letter to SLC from Elizabeth E. Hayden, 20 and 22 Apr 1907
18.37 [Q.'07.17] Notes, 10 May 1907
18.38 [Q.'07.18] Telegram to Miss Lyon from SLC, 22 May 1907
18.39 [Q.'07.19] Clippings, 1907
18.40 [Q.'07.20- 21] Notes, Summer and 10 June 1907
18.41 [Q.'07.22] Letter from the Milk Albumen Syndicate, 59 Pearl St., NY, 14 Aug 1907
18.42 [Q.'07.23] Letter to Miss Lyon from H.W. Dearborn of The Robert Fulton Monument Association, 18 Sep 1907
18.43 [Q.'07.24] Telegram to Miss Lyon from Ashcroft, 19 Sep 1907
18.44 [Q.'07.25] Notes, 19 Sep 1907
18.45 [Q.'07.26] Letter to Miss Lyon. Georgetown, Conn. 30 Sep 1907
18.46 [Q.'07.27] Letter to Miss Lyon from Houghton Mifflin Company, 7 Oct 1907
18.47 [Q.'07.28] Notes scribbled on envelope, Oct 1907
18.48 [Q.'07.29] Notes, 14 Oct 1907
18.49 [Q.'07.30] Business card for Mississippi and Ohio River Pilots' Society, 1 Nov 1907
18.50 [Q.'07.31] Notes, 7 Nov 1907
18.51 [Q.'07.32] Notes, 7 Nov 1907
18.52 [Q.'07.33] Notes, 1907
18.53 [Q.'07.34] Notes, 1907
18.54 [Q.'07.35] Notes, 1907
18.55 [Q.'07.36] Notes, 1907
18.56 [Q.'07.37] Notes, 1907
18.57 [Q.'07.38] Notes, 1907
18.58 [Q.'07.39] Notes, 1907
18.59 [Q.'07.40] Notes, 1907
19.1 [Q.'08] Copy of Journal, 1908 (typescript)
19.2 [Q.'08.1] Notes, 6 Jan 1908
19.3 [Q.'08.2] Clipping: "The Character of the Warrior..." fromThe World, 27 June 1908
19.4 [Q.'08.3] Letter to Nana from Will, 27 July 1908
19.5 [Q.'08.4] Notes, 10 Aug 1908
19.6 [Q.'08.5] Secretary's copy of letter to Jean from SLC, 12 Oct 1908
19.7 [Q.'08.6] Notes, 15 Oct 1908
19.8 [Q.'08.7] Note, 14 Jan 1908
19.9 [Q.'08.8] Secretary's copy of letter to Jean from SLC, 23 Oct 1908
19.10 [Q.'08.9] Copy of letter. Redding, CT, 6 July 1908
19.11 [Q.'08.10] Note, 1908
19.12 [Q.'08.11] Notes, 21 and 28 Oct 1908
19.13 [Q.'08.12] Copy of letter to Jean from SLC, 4 Nov 1908
19.14 [Q.'08.13] Copy of letter to Jean from SLC, Nov. 30 , 1908
19.15 [Q.'08.14] Notes, 1908
19.16 [Q.'08.15] Notes, 10 Nov 1908
19.17 [Q.'08.16] Business Tags for The Holmes, Keeler and Selleck Co. 1908
19.18 [Q.'08.17] Photos, 1908
19.19 [Q.'08.18] Notes, 1908
19.20 [Q.'08.19] Notes, 1908
19.21 [Q.'08.20] Clippings, 1908
19.22 [Q.'08.21] Letter to Nana, 1908
19.23 [Q.'08.22] Notes, 1908
19.24 [Q.'08.23] Notes, 1908
19.25 [Q.'09.1] Notes, 1 Jan 1909
19.26 [Q.'09.2] Notes, 1909
19.27 [Q.'09.3] Note, 1909
19.28 [Q.'09.4] Draft of letter to Honorable Japanese schoolboy, 8 Nov1909
19.29 [Q.'09.5] Poem "When the King Reads Kipling," 1909
19.30 [Q.'09.6] Note, 7 Feb1909
19.31 [Q.'09.7] Note to Miss Lyon from Paine, 9 Feb 1909
19.32 [Q.'09.8] Letter for Miss Lyon, 1909
19.33 [Q.'09.9] Letter to Miss Lyon from Harper and Brothers, 27 Mar 1909
19.34 [Q.'09.10] Photos and notes, 1909
19.35 [Q.'09.11] Letter to SLC from H. Levey, 18 Mar 1909
19.36 [Q.'09.12] Notes, 1909
19.37 [Q.'09.13] Clipping, 1909
19.38 [Q.'09.14] Clippings, 1909
19.39 [Q.'09.15] Notes, 1909
20.1 [Q.'33.1] Recollections written for Wm. T.H. Howe, American Book Co. , 1933 (Items 1-4)
20.2 [Q.'33.2] Recollections written for Wm. T.H. Howe, American Book Co., 1933 (Items 5-7)
20.3 [Q.'33.3] Recollections written for Wm. T.H. Howe, American Book Co., 1933 (Items 8-12)
20.4 [Q.'33.4] Recollections written for Wm. T.H. Howe, American Book Co., 1933 (Items 13-21)
20.5 [Q.'33.5] Recollections written for Wm. T.H. Howe, American Book Co., 1933 (Items 21-22)
20.6 [Q.'34 ] Items written for Mr. Howe re: Tom Sawyer, 1934 (2 items)
20.7 [Q.'35] Items written for Mr. Howe, including recollections re: Huck Finn and Prince and Pauper 1935 (11 items)
20.8 [Q.'36.1] Notes principally for Mr. Howe, 1936 (Items 1-5)
20.9 [Q.'36.2] Notes principally for Mr. Howe, 1936 (Items 6-9)
20.10 [Q.'36.3] Notes principally for Mr. Howe, 1936 (Items 10-15)
20.11 [Q.'36.4] Notes principally for Mr. Howe, 1936 (Items 16-25)
20.12 [Q.'36.5] Notes principally for Mr. Howe, 1936 (Items 26-35)
20.13 [Q.'36.6] Notes principally for Mr. Howe, 1936 (Items 36-40)
20.14 [Q.'37.1] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1937 (Items 1-7)
20.15 [Q.'37.2] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1937 (Items 8-14)
21.1 [Q.'38.1] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 1)
21.2 [Q.'38.2] Notes for Mr. Howe 1938 (Item 2)
21.3 [Q.'38.3] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 3)
21.4 [Q.'38.4] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 4)
21.5 [Q.'38.5] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 5)
21.6 [Q.'38.6] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 6)
21.7 [Q.'38.7] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 7)
21.8 [Q.'38.8] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 8)
21.9 [Q.'38.9] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 9)
21.10 [Q.'38.10] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 10)
21.11 [Q.'38.11] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 11)
21.12 [Q.'38.12] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 12)
21.13 [Q.'38.13] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 13)
21.14 [Q.'38.14] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 14)
21.15 [Q.'38.15] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 15)
21.16 [Q.'38.16] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 16)
21.17 [Q.'38.17] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 17)
21.18 [Q.'38.18] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 18)
21.19 [Q.'38.19] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 19)
21.20 [Q.'38.20] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 20)
21.21 [Q.'38.21] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 21)
21.22 [Q.'38.22] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 22)
21.23 [Q.'38.23] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 23)
21.24 [Q.'38.24] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 24)
21.25 [Q.'38.25] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 25)
21.26 [Q.'38.26] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 26)
21.27 [Q.'38.27] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 27)
21.28 [Q.'38.28] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 28)
21.29 [Q.'38.29] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 29)
21.30 [Q.'38.30] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 30)
21.31 [Q.'38.31] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 31)
21.32 [Q.'38.32] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 32)
21.33 [Q.'38.33] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1938 (Item 33)
21.34 [Q.'39.34] Notes for Mr. Howe, 1939 (10 items )
21.35 [Q.'50.35] SCW conversation with IVL, 5 Jan 1939
21.36 [Q.'53.36] Notes on SCW conversation, 1953 (7 pieces)
22.1 [Q.nd] SLC "Forms" notebook, undated
22.2 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.3 [Q.nd] Clippings, undated
22.4 [Q.nd] Clippings, undated
22.5 [Q.nd] Article, undated
22.6 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.7 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.8 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.9 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.10 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.11 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.12 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.13 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.14 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.15 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.16 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.17 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.18 [Q.nd] Copy of letter to Father Fritz Simon from SLC, undated
22.19 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.20 [Q.nd] Telegram to Miss Lyon from SLC, undated
22.21 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.22 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.23 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.24 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.25 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.26 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.27 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.28 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.29 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.30 [Q.nd] Copy of letter to Joe Goodman, undated
22.31 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.32 [Q.nd] Letter to Miller and Bingham, undated
22.33 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.34 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.35 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.36 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.37 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.38 [Q.nd] Copy of letter to Mr. Harper, undated
22.39 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.40 [Q.nd] Copy of letter to Mr. Rogers, undated
22.41 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.42 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.43 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.44 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.45 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.46 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.47 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.48 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.49 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.50 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.51 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.52 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.53 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.54 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.55 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.56 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.57 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.58 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.59 [Q.nd] Notes, undated
22.60 [Q.nd] Notes, undated

Series R. John Marshall Clemens Correspondence

23.1 [R.1] Letter to JMC from sister Caroline Settle and cousin Eliza J. Settle. Filed with lock of hair of Pamela Goggin Clemens Hancock. Adair County, Kentucky, 17 June 1844
23.2 [R.2] Letter to "Messrs. Coleman and Johnson, Vicksburg, Gentlemen…" Hannibal, Missouri, 2 Nov 1844
23.3 [R.3] Letter from JMC to Pamela Clemens, Hannibal, 5 May 1845
23.4 [R.4] Letter from JM Clemens to Orion Clemens, Hannibal, 24 Aug 1845
23.5 [R.5] Letter to Messrs, Buffum and Co., 112 Broadway, New York, Re: Tennessee lands, 10 Sep 1846
23.6 [R.6] Clipping from Richmond Times Dispatch, "Mark Twain's Family Rooted in Virginia," 30 Nov 1941
23.7 [R.7] Photograph of log house near Body Camp, Bedford County, Virginia, where Pamela Goggin was born, undated
23.8 [R.8] Clipping from Roanoke World-News about the Historic Building Burns where Pamela Goggin was born, 21 Apr 1949
23.9 [R.9] Rough notes re: Stephen Goggin,
23.10 [R.10] Letter from Mrs. R.E. Goggins, Sr., Roanoke, VA, to Mrs. SCW. 28 Oct 1950
23.11 [R.11] Clipping from Pa. Gazette, which gives an inaccurate account of SLC's ancestry, 26 Nov 1905
23.12 [R.12] Mark Twain's Quaker Ancestry, by AMW, undated

Series S. Jane Lampton Clemens Correspondence

23.13 [S.1] Letter to Orion Clemens from mother and sister, Hannibal, 29-30 Jan 1850
23.14 [S.2] Letter addressed "To all in the Territory…" 12 Oct [no year]
23.15 [S.3] "To my dear children…" St. Louis, 28 Sep 1862 or 1864?
23.16 [S.4] Letter to Jane from cousin Mrs. Clemma Bradley, McKinney, TX, 26 Apr 1885
23.17 [S.5] Letters of Administration issued to Pamela A. Moffett, Chatauqua County, NY, 12 Dec 1894
23.18 [S.6] AMW's note on Jane Clemens' jewelry from her brother, 20 June 1916
23.19 [S.7] Letters to Mrs. Ralph Connor concerning the publication of Rachel Varble's story of Jane Clemens, Doubleday and Co., New York, 24 Apr 1964, 7 May 1964
23.20 [S.8] Sketch of Jane Lampton Clemens' spectacles, undated
23.21 [S.9] Clipping, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, undated
23.22 [S.10] Clipping, The Bookman, July 1925
23.23 [S.11] Dust cover from Jane Clemens: The Story of Mark Twain's Mother, by Rachel M. Varble, Doubleday, 1964
23.24 [S.12] Rachel Varble letters re: Jane Clemens, undated (14 items)

Series T. Orion Clemens Correspondence

23.25 [T.1] Letter from Arnold Buffum re: Tennessee lands, undated
23.26 [T.2] Cracker Diet, undated
23.27 [T.3 ] "Dear Mother and Sister…" The Ben Franklin Book and Job Office, O. Clemens, Proprietor, Keokuk, IA, 10 June 1856
23.28 [T.4] Letter to Miss Ward, Keokuk, IA, 3 Oct 1858
23.29 [T.5] Letter to Mr. Pleasant Taylor…" Hannibal, 11 Mar 1848
23.30 [T.6 ] Law Office of [Charles] H.S. Williams and Lorenzo Lawyer, Virginia City, 1 Mar 1862
23.31 [T.7] This memorandum of an agreement between the Globe Paper Co. and Orion Clemens, undated
23.32 [T.8] Note re: Orion's cracker diet, undated
23.33 [T.9] Letter to Sam, Aurora, 8 Dec 1861
23.34 [T.10] "Dear Mother and Sister…" Jamestown, Fentress County, TN, 21 Nov 1867
23.35 [T.11] Letter from H.G. Phillips, Aurora, 22 Dec 1861
23.36 [T.12] Letter to Mrs. S.E. Moffett, Keokuk, IA, 11 June 1893

Series U. Henry Clemens Correspondence

23.37 [U.1 ] Letter to SLC, Keokuk, IA, 23 Jan 1857

Series V. Pamela Clemens Moffet Correspondence

24.1 [V.1] Pamela A. Clemens letter to Orion, 6 Apr 1850
24.2 [V.2] Letter to Orion, St. Louis, 25 May 1867
24.3 [V.3] Fragment of letter to Orion Clemens, signed "Your Brother, Sam Clemens," [18 Mar 1861]
24.4 [V.4] Pamela A. Moffett to Charles L. Webster, Quit Claim Deed, 17 Oct 1881
24.5 [V.5] Stock Certificate, National Single Taxer Publishing Co., 2 June 1898
24.6 [V.6] Letter from S.L. Clemens, Lee, MA, 20 July 1904
24.7 [V.7] Letters Testmentary issued to Annie M. Webster and Samuel E. Moffett, Chatauqua County, NY, 30 Sep 1904
24.8 [V.8] Last Will and Testament of Pamela A. Moffett, 1 Aug 1904
24.9 [V.8a] Copy of Decree of Distribution of the Estate of Pamela Moffett, California, 15 Nov 1909
24.10 [V.9] Samuel C. Webster's comments on Pamela A. Moffett, his grandmother, 1946
24.11 [V.10] Note re: P.A. Moffett letters in Mark Twain Collection at Berkeley, undated

Series W. William Anderson Moffett Correspondence

24.12 [W.1] William Smith, Governor of Virginia, 12 Dec 1848
24.13 [W.2] Walnut, Valley of Virginia, Letter from Samuel E. Moffett, 30 Nov 1852
24.14 [W.3] WAM to his father, Samuel E. Moffett. St. Louis, 8 Aug 1861
24.15 [W.4] Letter to Annie Moffett, Richmond, Louisiana to WAM, St. Louis, 22 June 1863
24.16 [W.5] Letter to WAM from S.H. Wenck, Parkersburg, WV, 4 Apr 1865
24.17 [W.6] William Anderson Moffett obituaries, deceased 4 Aug 1865, St. Louis
24.18 [W.7] Clipping, Staunton News-Leader, 18 Dec 1949
24.19[W.8] Clipping, Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 Jan 1962
24.20 [W.9] Annie Moffett Webster's Notes on Moffett Genealogy, undated
24.21 [W.10] Virginia House of Delegates, Richmond pamphlet, undated
24.22 [W.11] Rachel Varble's notes on Moffett genealogy, undated
24.23 [W.12] Ethelyn McKinney note on spelling Moffett, undated

Series X. Moffett-Bryan-Boone Lineage

24.24 [X.1] Clipping, Epic Poem Lauding Boone Discovered in St. Louis University Library, undated
24.25 [X.2] Marriage certificate of Squire Boone and Sarah Morgan, undated (copy)
24.26 [X.3] Clipping: "Daniel Boone's Home Tells Settler's Story," NY Times, 21 July 1968
24.27 [X.4] Clipping: "Sons of Kentucky Going Back Home," Terre Haute Tribune, 20 May 1925
24.28 [X.5] Letter from Annie Moffett Webster to Ethelyn McKinney, 26 June 1917 (copy)
24.29 [X.6] Moffett-Bryan-Boone Family Tree, undated

Series Y. Erasmus M. Moffett Correspondence

24.30 [Y.1] Florida, Monroe County, MO, Letter from EMM to Miss B.A. Moffett, New Market, Shenandoah County, VA, 13 Feb 1840
24.31 [Y.2] Bank of the State of Missouri, St. Louis, Letter from Erasmus Moffett to his father, Samuel E. Moffett, 25 Aug 1865
24.32 [Y.3] Palmyra, MO, Letter from EMM to his father, Samuel E. Moffett, 18 Sep 1865

Series Z. Samuel E. Moffett Correspondence

24.33 [Z.1] Teenage business card for Lines and Moffett, Editors of The Fredonia Student, undated
24.34 [Z.2] San Jose, CA, Letters to Mrs. ME Moffett from her mother and father, Smith's Creek Hotel, Smith Creek, CO, 15 Apr 1887
24.35 [Z.3] "My Darling Wife…"The Examiner, San Francisco, 14 June 1893
24.36 [Z.4] "My Darling Wife…" Park Avenue Hotel, NYC, 11 Aug 1894
24.37 [Z.5] "My Darling Wife…" Park Avenue, NYC, 13 Aug 1894
24.38 [Z.6] "My Darling Wife…" Park Avenue Hotel, Park Avenue, NYC, 14 Aug 1984
24.39 [Z.7] "My Darling Wife…"The Examiner, Eastern Office, World Bldg., NYC, 15 Aug 1894
24.40 [Z.8] "My Darling Wife…" Fredonia, NY, 21 Aug 1894
24.41 [Z.9] "My Darling Wife…" Fredonia, NY, 22 Aug 1894
24.42 [Z.10] Letter to Ben E. Raliff in Southwell, England, ExaminerEditorial Rooms, San Francisco, 4 Mar 1896
24.43 [Z.11] Fredonia, NY, Letter to Mrs. S.E. Moffett, 11 S. Maple Ave., East Orange, NJ, 27 Aug 1897
24.44 [Z.12] "My Darling Wife…" The Raleigh, Washington, DC, 20 Feb 1902
24.45 [Z.13] "My Darling Wife…" The Raleigh, Washington, DC, 21 Feb 1902
24.46 [Z.14] "My Darling Wife…" Fredonia, 22 Feb 1902
24.47 [Z.15] Letter to Annie M. Webster.Colliers WeeklyEditorial Department, 416 W. 13th St., NYC, 15 May 1905
24.48 [Z.16] Article by Samuel E. Moffett: "Mark Twain, Doctor of Letters," American Review of Reviews, undated
24.49 [Z.17] Photograph, University of California, Berkeley, undated

Series AA. Annie Moffett Webster Correspondence

24.50 [AA.1] Letter to AMW, Darwin R. Barker Library, Fredonia, NY, 1904
24.51 [AA.2] Letter from Mrs. Julia Grant, 3 E. 66th St., NY, 10 Apr 1888
24.52 [AA.3] Letter from Mrs. U.S. Grant. 3 E. 66 St., NY, 1 Mar 1890
24.53 [AA.4] Letter to AMW written on death of CLW, Farmington Ave., Hartford, CT, 26 Apr 1891 [Original with Mark Twain 1891 letters]
24.54 [AA.5] Guarantee from George M. Newton and William Bookslaver to AMW, Dunkirk, NY, 13 May 1891
24.55 [AA.6] Sales contract, Annie M. Webster to Etta E. Hooker for sale of Central Ave. house, Fredonia, NY, 2 Aug 1904
24.56 [AA.7] Letter to AMW, Bank of Central California, Fresno, CA, 5 Oct 1908
24.57 [AA.8] Telegram for AMW from SLC, Redding, CT, undated [Original with Mark Twain 1909 letters (B.629)]
24.58 [AA.9] Letter from Albert Bigelow Paine, Brook Place, Redding, CT, 28 Oct 1912
24.59 [AA.10] Announcement of marriage of Louise Kirby Paine to Mr. John Conklin Benjamin, 4 June 1917
24.60 [AA.11] Letter from AMW to Ethelyn, 700 West End Ave., NYC. 26 June 1917
24.61 [AA.12] Card from AMW to Ethelyn, 700 West End Ave. 30 Aug 1917
24.62 [AA.13] Postal to Ethelyn McKinney, 17 July 1917
24.63 [AA.14] Letter from R. Rathbun, Smithsonian Institution, 8 Nov 1916
24.64 [AA.15] Letter from W. deC. Ravenel, Smithsonian Institution, 29 Jan 1918
24.65 [AA.16] Receipt for letter of J.K. Wallace, Smithsonian Institution, 15 Feb 1918
24.66 [AA.17] Copy of letter from Gen. S.B. Buckner to U.S. Grant. Headquarters, Fort Donelson, 16 Feb 1862
24.67 [AA.18] Copy of letter from Sen. S.B. Buckner to Maj. Cosby. Headquarters, Fort Donelson, 16 Feb 1862
24.68 [AA.19] Letter from Gen. Buckner to Brig. Gen. U.S. Grant. Headquarters, Dover, Tennessee, 16 Feb 1862
24.69 [AA.20] Receipt for $200 payment…signed by J.K. Wallace. New York, 27 July 1885
25.1 [AA.21] Letter from M.V. Sheridan Military Secretary. Headquarters, Army of the US, 9 June 1885
25.2 [AA.22] NY Times clipping: "After 97 years a working copy of the surrender agreement between Gen. U.S. Grant and Gen. Robert E. Lee was returned to Appomattox today…" undated
25.3 [AA.23] Copy of letter from U.S. Grant to R.E. Lee. Appomattox Court House, VA, 9 Apr 1865
25.4 [AA.24] Letter to AMW from Rockwood and Lark, 527 5 Ave., NYC, 23 Jan 1919, 2 Dec 1918, 6 Dec 1918
25.5 [AA.25] Letter from AMS. Steamer Rochambeau, 26 Aug 1920
25.6 [AA.25A] Letter to Miss Sands from AMW of 61 E. 86 St., NYC, 28 Apr [no year]
25.7 [AA.26] Letter to Ethelyn from AMW of 61 E. 86 St., NYC, 28 July 1921
25.8 [AA.27] Letter to Ethelyn from AMW of 61 E. 86 St., NYC, 6 July 1921
25.9 [AA.28] Letter to Lean from AMW of 61 E. 86 St. NYC, 4 May 1925
25.10 [AA.29] Letter from William Lyon Phelps, Yale University, New Haven, 18 Jan 1926
25.11 [AA.30] Letter to Ethelyn from AMW of 17 Park Ave., NYC, 7 Oct [no year]
25.12 [AA.31] Annie M. Webster, USA Passport No.644695, 26 Oct 1928
25.13 [AA.32] Annie M. Webster, USA Passport No.477076, 20 Sep 1937
25.14 [AA.33] Postal to JWMcK, London, 2 Aug [no year]
25.15 [AA.34] Postal to JWMcK, Maseira, 23 Jan 1929
25.16 [AA.35] Postal to JWMcK, Jerusalem, 5 Jan 1929
25.17 [AA.36] Postal to JWMcK, Bombay, 27 Feb 1929
25.18 [AA.37] Postal to JWMcK. Kobe, Japan, 21 Apr 1929
25.19 [AA.37A] Postcard: "Teached Pekin last night," 14 Apr 1929
25.20 [AA.38] Postal to Ethelyn, China, undated
25.21 [AA.39] AMW to JWMcK with specimen of heather "which grows over the moors of Scotland….", undated
25.22 [AA.40] Letter to Miss McKinney, Virginia Craftsmen, Inc. undated
25.23 [AA.41] Poem in AMW's handwriting: "Youth is a mental quality…" undated
25.24 [AA.42] Letter to Ethelyn from AMW of 17 Park Ave., NYC, 21 June 1934
25.25 [AA.43] Family Chronicle written by AMW for granddaughter Jean Webster McKinney, 26 Oct 1918
25.26 [AA.44] "Long, Long Ago," manuscript of AMW's memoirs for her granddaughter, Jean Webster McKinney, undated
25.27 [AA.45] Long, Long Ago, undated (typewritten copy)
25.28 [AA.46] Manuscript, Annie Moffett Webster, undated
25.29 [AA.47] Manuscript, Annie Moffett Webster, undated
25.30 [AA.48] Letter to Ethelyn from AMW of 17 Park Ave., NYC, 23 Dec 1940
25.31 [AA.49] Clipping: "Twain's Niece Denies Charge She Fled in War," NY Herald Tribune, Feb 1944
25.32 [AA.50] Clipping: "More Twain Recollections," Richmond, Times-Dispatch, 4 June 1944
25.33 [AA.51] Clipping: "Twain at His Worst," Time Magazine, 12 June 1944
Box 37 [AA.52] Clipping: "Lace Cap Legend, Niece Recalls Mark Twain as River Pilot," NY World Telegram, 5 July 1944
25.35 [AA.53] Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, Cal. Letter from Dixon Wecter, Chairman of the Research group, 6 Oct 1947
25.36 [AA.54] Letter from Barry Benefield. The Century Co. 11 June 1920
25.37 [AA.55] Letter from Barry Benefield. The Century Co. 21 June 1920
25.38 [AA.56] Article by AMW: "Recollections of the Clemens family in St. Louis when Sam was a river pilot," The Twainian, Mar-Apr 1949
25.39 [AA.57] Obituaries, Annie Moffett Webster in the NY Herald Tribune and NY Times, 24-25 Mar 1950
25.40 [AA.58] Annie Webster, NYC Certificate of Death, 24 Mar 1950
35.1 [AA.59] Ledger containing Annie Moffet Webster's world cruise shopping list
35.2 [AA.59] Ledger listing Annie Moffet Webster's "Places Visited," undated
35.3 [AA.60] Annie Moffet Webster's scrapbook of clippings relating to Jean Webster's Daddy Long Legs as well as Mark Twain,
[AA.61] The Sunbeam Album, Library of [Charles] Webster, 25 Dec 1871

Series BB. Walter Janes' Published Works

26.1 [BB.1] The Harmonic Minstrelsey. Dedham, MA: A. Mann, 1807
26.2 [BB.2] Chart listing descendants of Walter Janes, undated

Series CC. Calvin Whitney Correspondence

26.3 [CC.1] Remnant of stock certificate No.270, Providence Bank, with notation in Calvin Whitney's handwriting, undated
26.4 and box 37 [CC.2] Deed: Samuel Pearce to Hulda Eddy, Providence, RI, 26 Mar 1796
26.5 [CC.3] Deed: Thomas C. Dilleber to Calvin Whitney, Woodstock, CT, 25 June 1830
26.6 [CC.4] Deed: executed before Calvin Whitney, Justice of the Peace, Ashford, Windham County, CT, 2 May 1833
26.7 [CC.5] Letter from Joseph F. White, New York, 19 June 1834, 15 Aug 1834
26.8 [CC.6] Letter from Joseph White, New York, 29 Mar 1836
26.9 [CC.7] Letter from County Sheriff, Beverly, Randolph County, VA, 9 July 1838

Series DD. Luther Webster and Maria Whitney Webster, His Wife, Correspondence

26.10 [DD.1] Card given to Luther Webster by his teacher, circa 1834
26.11 [DD.2] Luther Webster's Commission as Ensign, Connecticut Militia, 22 Aug 1842
26.12 [DD.3] Luther Webster's Commission as Lieutenant, Connecticut Militia, 29 May 1843
26.13 [DD.4] Letter from Mrs. Sophia Chandler Webster and Luther Webster to Mrs. Calvin Whitney and her daughter, Charlotte Center, Chautauqua County, NY, 1-2 Dec 1845
26.14 [DD.5] Letter from Sophia and Luther Webster, Charlotte Center, Chautauqua County, NY, 4 Sep 1846, 8 Sep 1846
26.15 [DD.6] Letter from Parthena Janes to sister Theresa Janes Whitney (Mrs. Calvin Whitney), Allendale, 20 June 1847
26.16 [DD.7] Letter from MWW, Charlotte Centre, NY, 5 June 1848
26.17 [DD.8] Letter from SCW, Charlotte Centre, NY, 19 June 1848
26.18 [DD.9] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster, Charlotte Centre, NY, 19 Dec 1848
26.19 [DD.9A] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster, Charlotte Centre, 18 Dec 1849
26.20 [DD.10] Letter from Luther and Maria Webster to Mr. Edwin Janes at 125 Broad Street Providence, RI, 6 Aug 1850
26.21 [DD.11] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster, Charlotte, NY, 27 Apr 1851
26.22 [DD.12] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster to sister Ellen Whitney. Charlotte, NY, 16 Sep 1851
26.23 [DD.13] Letter from Luther and Maria Webster to Mrs. Calvin Whitney, Charlotte, NY, 30 Sep 1851
26.24 [DD.14] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster to Mrs. Calvin Whitney, Charlotte, NY, 21 Dec 1851
26.25 [DD.15] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster to Mrs. Calvin Whitney, Charlotte, NY, 8 June 1854
26.26 [DD.16] Rallying Song: political handbill for Fremont and victory, undated
26.27 [DD.17] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster to Mrs. Calvin Whitney, Lincolnville, 16 Sep 1856
26.28 [DD.18] Two deeds and receipt, Forest Hill Cemetery, Fredonia, NY, 13 May 1858, 29 Apr 1891
26.29 [DD.19] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster, Fredonia, 15 Mar 1864
26.30 [DD.20] Letter from Mrs. Luther Webster, Fredonia, 26 Nov 1864
26.31 [DD.21] Letter from Cousin Nellie to Anna Whitney, Boston, 21 Aug 1869
26.32 [DD.22] Deed: "True Copy," Luther and Maria Webster convey to David H. Chandler, 1882
26.33 [DD.23] Luther Webster's Last Will, 6 Feb 1893?
26.34 [DD.24] Letters Testamentary, Luther Webster, 15 Jan 1894
26.35 [DD.25] Notice of Probate of Will of Luther Webster, 19 Dec 1893
26.36 [DD.26] Family Record: Notes in Charles L. Webster's handwriting re: grandmother, undated
26.37 [DD.27] Webster Family in England: CLW's notes from Sir Edward Burke's "Dictionary of Peerage and Baronetage," 1874
26.38 [DD.28] Clippings: 2 fragments of article on Webster family genealogy from NY Times on occasion of 150th anniversary of birth of Noah Webster, the lexicographer, undated
26.39 [DD.29] "Knowlton Family," genealogy copied from "Life of Gen. Nathaniel Lyon," undated
26.40 [DD.30] Births in Webster family, list beginning with Benjamin Webster, born 27 Jan 1798
26.41 [DD.31] Marriages in Webster Family" list beginning with marriage of Benjamin Webster to Sophia Chandler, 29 May 1823
26.42 [DD.32] Webster genealogy chart, undated

Series EE. Charles L. Webster Correspondence Sent

27.1 [EE.1] Business card: Charles L Webster, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Fredonia, NY, undated
27.2 [EE.2] State Normal and Training School, Fredonia, NY, letter to Mrs. Maria Theresa Whitney, 104 Clifford St., Providence, RI, from CLW, 30 June 1870
27.3 [EE.3] Letter from CLW, Charles L. Webster and Co., Publishers, NY, 4 Mar 1885
27.4 [EE.4] Charles L. Webster and Co. check for $1,000 to Gen. P.H. Sheridan, 6 Nov 1886
27.5 [EE.5] Charles L. Webster to Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, 13 Nov 1886
27.6 [EE.6] C.L. Webster's Letter Book: Copies of correspondence, 18 Oct 1885 – 27 Dec 1888

Series FF. Charles L. Webster – Samuel L. Clemens Contracts

27.7 [FF.1] Charles E. Perkings, Attorney: Copy of minutes, Kaolatype Engraving CO. meeting of directors appointing Charles L. Webster Vice President and Treasurer of corporation, 29 June 1881
27.8 [FF.2] Charles L. Webster and Company Agreement No.1: Original partnership of Samuel L. Clemens and Charles L. Webster, 10 Apr 1884
27.9 [FF.3] Memorandum of Agreement: Gen. U.S. Grant and Charles L. Webster, 27 Feb 1885
27.10 [FF.4] Articles of Co-partnership No.2: Charles L. Webster and Co. made to publish the "Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant," 20 Mar 1885
27.11 [FF.5] Articles of Co-partnership No.4: Signed in duplicate [Charles] L. Webster, Fred J. Hall, S.L. Clemens, Olivia L. Clemens, 28 Apr 1885
27.12 [FF.6] Contract No.7: Permanent retirement of [Charles] L. Webster, 27 Dec 1888
27.13 [FF.7] Agreement to submit disputed Grant contract to Mr. George W. Childs for interpretation, 27 Feb 1885
27.14 [FF.8] Handwritten copy of above agreement, 27 Feb 1885

Series GG. Charles L. Webster Notebooks

28.1 Mark Twain's Scrapbook: Charles L. Webster clippings (p. 1-29), Jean Webster clippings (p.30-40), Charles L. Webster articles (p. 100-108), undated
28.2 Charles L. Webster notebook, Sep-Nov 1885, June 1887
28.3 Charles L. Webster ledger, 1 Oct 1880

Series HH. Charles L. Webster Correspondence Received

29.1 [HH.1] CLW "Poll," with answers over signature of artists F.D. Millet, T.N. Bartlett, R. Swain Gifford, George Fuller, Augustus St. Gaudens, 24 Sep 1880
29.2 [HH.2] Pass to CLW to board "Constitution," NY Navy Yard, 9 Jan 1882
29.3 [HH.3] Notes on frigate "Constitution," undated
29.4 [HH.4] Letter from E.H. House, 23 May 1883
29.5 [HH.5] Letter from James R. Osgood and Co. to CLW, 3 Nov 1883
29.6 [HH.6] Letter from James R. Osgood Co. 13 Dec 1883
29.7 [HH.7] Invitation from NY Bar Assn. to reception of Right Honorable Lord Coleridge, 11 Oct 1883
29.8 [HH.8] Memo from Houghton Mifflin Co. to Mr. C.L. Webster, 6 Dec 1883
29.9 [HH.9-30] Letters from James R. Osgood Co. to C.L. Webster, 3 Oct 3 - 28 Dec [1883?]
29.11 [HH.31-32] Letters from James R. Osgood Co. to C.L. Webster, 4 Feb 1884, 26 Mar 1884
29.12 [HH.33] Letter from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Boston, 15 Mar 1885
29.13 [HH.34] Letter from M.BM.H. Ticknor to C.L. Webster, 11 May 1882
29.14 [HH.35] Letter from W.D Howells, Boston, 8 Feb 1884
29.15 [HH.36] Fragment of letter signed William Cooper Howells, undated
29.16 [HH.37] Letter from William Cooper Howells, Northampton, VA, 11 Feb 1884
29.17 [HH.38] Letter from W.D. Howells, 4 Louisburg Square, Boston, 21 Mar 1884
29.18 [HH.39] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 10 Apr 1884
29.19 [HH.40] Letter from W.D. Howells, 4 Louisburg Square, Boston, 16 Apr 1884
29.20 [HH.41] Letter from William Cooper Howells, Northampton, VA 17 Apr 1884
29.21 [HH.42] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 4 May 1884
29.22 [HH.43] Letter from W.D. Howells, 4 Louisburg Square, Boston, 9 May 1884
29.23 [HH.44] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 11 May 1884
29.24 [HH.45] Letter from William Cooper. Howells Northampton, VA, 12 May 1884
29.25 [HH.45A] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 16 May 1884
29.26 [HH.46] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 8 June 1884
29.27 [HH.47] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 10 June 1884
29.28 [HH.48] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 16 June 1884
29.29 [HH.49] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 21 June 1884
29.30 [HH.50] Letter from W.D. Howells, Wolfboro, NH, 30 July 1884
29.31 [HH.51] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 4 Aug 1884
29.32 [HH.52] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 18 Sep 1884
29.33 [HH.53] Letter from W.D. Howells, 302 Beacon St., Boston, 27 Oct 1884
29.34 [HH.54] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 27 Dec 1884
29.35 [HH.55] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 8 Aug 1884
29.36 [HH.56] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 28 Aug 1884
29.37 [HH.57] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 2 Sep 1884
29.38 [HH.58] Letter from H.D. Howells, 4 Louisburg Square, Boston, 4 July 1884
29.39 [HH.59] Letter from W.D. Howells, 302 Beacon St., Boston, 29 Mar 1885
29.40 [HH.60] Letter from W.D. Howells, Boston, 10 Sep 1884
29.41 [HH.61] Postcard from W.D. Howells to CLW, 15 Sep 1884
29.42 [HH.61] Letter from Edmund C. Stedman, 44 E. 26 St., NY, 26 Oct 1884
29.43 [HH.63] Letter from J.T. Raymond, Denver, CO, 11 July 1884
29.44 [HH.64] Letter from J.T. Raymond, Chicago, 9 Sep 1884
29.45 [HH.65] Letter from J.T. Raymond. 8 East 32 St., 2 July
29.46 [HH.66] Letter from J.T. Raymond, Park Theatre, NY, 25 Oct
29.47 [HH.67] Letter from F.G. Whitman for S.L. Clemens, Hartford, 24(?) Mar 1884
29.48 [HH.68] Letter from R.N. Johnson, In the Catskills, Century Magazine, 21 July 1885
29.49 [HH.68A] Letter from Henry M. Stanley, 15 Aug 1885
29.50 [HH.69] Letter from Card. Vicario to Dr. O'Reilly (?), Roma, 7 Sep 1885
29.51 [HH.70] Letter from Thos. D. Galpin, Bristol House, Rosehampton, 17 Aug 1885
29.52 [HH.71] Letter from Thomas M. Walker, US Consul General, London, 14 Aug 1885
29.53 [HH.72] Letter from George Ticknor Curtis, 41 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, 29 Sep 1885
29.54 [HH.73] Letter from Anthony Comstock, New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, 26 Nov 1884
29.55 [HH.74] Letter from A.R. Spofford, Librarian of Congress, Library of Congress, Washington, 7 Oct 1885
29.56 [HH.75] Letter from C.A. Seward, New York, 11 Dec 1885
29.57 [HH.76] Letter from C.A. Dana, Editor, The Sun, NY, 23 Dec 1885
29.58 [HH.77] Letter from Roger Tichbourne, 25 Mar 1887
29.59 [HH.78] USA Passport No.2728: Charles L. Webster accompanied by his wife, 25 July 1885
29.60 [HH.79] Card used by canvassers for Personal Memoirs of US Grant, undated
29.61 [HH.80] USA Passport No.6854: Charles L. Webster accompanied by his wife, 15 June 1886
29.62 [HH.81] Letter from Mrs. John A. Logan, Calumet Place, 4 Jan 1886
29.63 [HH.82] Letter from C.A. Dana, Editor, The Sun, NY, 14 Jan 1886
30.1 [HH.83] Letter from Rossiter Johnson. D. Appleton and Co. 20 Feb 1886
30.2 [HH.84] Billing from Dan Schwartzkopf and Co., NY, 6 Feb 1886
30.3 [HH.85] Billing from Bawo and Dotter, NY, 15 Feb 1886
30.4 [HH.86] Billing from Bauman Bros., NY, 13 Feb 1886
30.5 [HH.87] Billing from John H. Meeker, NY, 19 Feb 1886
30.6 [HH.88] Letter from C.W. Field, New York, 3 Mar 1886
30.7 [HH.89] Letter from Wm. E. Marshall, New York, 3 Mar 1886
30.8 [HH.90] Anonymous US passport: "An American," 12 Mar 1886
30.9 [HH.91] Ellen M. McClellan, NY, 19 Mar 1886
30.10 [HH.92] Letter from Benson J. Lossing, The Ridge, Dover Plains, NY, 19 Mar 1886
30.11 [HH.100] Letter from Benson J. Lossing, The Ridge, Dover Plains, NY, 23 Jan 1888
30.12 [HH.101] Letter from A.R. Ward, 271 Broadway, 21 Mar 1886
30.13 [HH.102] Certificate from Wm. Bradford, New York, 13 Apr 1886
30.14 [HH.103] Letter from S.W. Crawford, 53 W. 21 St., NY, 16 Apr 1886
30.15 [HH.104] Envelope addressed to Mrs. C.L. Webster, undated
30.16 [HH.105] Clipping re: [Charles] L. Webster's visit to Rome, undated
30.17 [HH.106] Letter from Rev. Dr. O'Reilly, Rome, 27 Apr 1885
30.18 [HH.107] Letter from Cardinal Vicarius Urbis, Rome, 21 Mar 1886
30.19 [HH.108] Letter from General Longstreet, Gainsville, GA, 6 June 1886
30.20 [HH.109] Letter from G.P. Lathrop, 29 Washington Square, 18 June 1886
30.21 [HH.110] Letter from W.C. Prince, Charlestown, NH, 8 June 1886
30.22 [HH.111] Letter from W.C. Prince, 38 E. 23, undated
30.23 [HH.112] Letter from W.C. Prince, 38 E. 23, 25 Feb 1885
30.24 [HH.113] Letter from W.C. Prince, 38 E. 23, 18 Mar 1885
30.25 [HH.114] Letter from W.C. Prince, 38 E. 23, 18 Mar [no year]
30.26 [HH.115] Letter from James Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, 28 July 1886
30.27 [HH.116] Letter from Fred J. Hall, Charles L. Webster Co. 23 Aug 1886
30.28 [HH.117] Letter from T.P. O'Connor, 38 Grosvenor Rd., Westminster S.W., 23 Sep 1886
30.29 [HH.118] Letter from M.A. Corrigan, Archbishop, 452 Madison Ave., New York, 5 Nov 1886
30.30 [HH.119] Letter from James Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, 5 Nov 1886
30.31 [HH.120] Commissioner's Office, Police Dept. of the City of New York
30.32 [HH.121] Letter from M.A. Corrigan, Archbishop, 452 Madison Ave. NY, 29 Nov 1886
30.33 [HH.121A] Archbishop Corrigan to C.L. Webster? 29 Nov 1886
30.34 [HH.122] Letter from unknown correspondent, 251 E. 17 St. 3 Dec 1886
30.35 [HH.123] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Headquarters, Army of the United States, 7 Dec 1886
30.36 [HH.124] Letter from Henry M. Stanley, Everett House, NY, 7 Dec 1886
30.37 [HH.125] Letter from T. McLaughlin, Church of the Blessed Sacrament, New Rochelle, NY, 7 Dec 1886
30.38 [HH.126] Letter from C.A. Dana, Editor, The Sun, NY, 20 Dec 1886
30.39 [HH.127] Letter from Gen. John A. Logan, Confidential, United States Senate, 5 Dec 1886
30.40 [HH.128] Letter from Gen. Logan, Senate Chamber, Washington, 9 Dec 1886
30.41 [HH.129] Letter from Gen. Logan,. Senate Chamber, Washington, 18 Dec 1886
30.42 [HH.130] Last letter dictated by Gen. J.A. Logan, Calmuet Place, Washington D.C. 22 Dec 1886
30.43 [HH.131] Letter from Gen. P.A. Sheridan, Headquarters, Army, Washington, DC, 21 Dec 1886
30.44 [HH.132] Letter from Gen. Wm. T. Sherman, 5th Ave. Hotel, NY, 25 Dec 1886
30.45 [HH.133] Letter from Gen. P.A. Sheridan, Washington, D.C. 28 Dec 1886
30.46 [HH.134] Received from Mr. Samuel L. Clemens $9,086.85, New York, 21 Oct 1887
30.47 [HH.135] Received by [Charles] L. Webster $5,000, New York, 26 Oct 1887
30.48 [HH.136] Gen. John A. Logan mourning cards, undated
30.49 [HH.137] Letter from Mary S. Logan, Washington, DC, 8 Jan 1887
30.50 [HH.138] Letter from R.C. Bishop of Philadelphia, 225 North 18th St., Philadelphia, 20 Jan 1887
30.51 [HH.139] Letter from P.A. Sheridan. Headquarters, Army, 1 Feb 1887
30.52 [HH.140] Letter from G.W. Smalley, 8 Chester Place, Hyde Park Square W., London, 3 Feb 1887
30.53 [HH.141] Letter from Albion W. Tourgee, Mayville, NY, 7 Mar 1887
30.54 [HH.142] Letter from A.R. Hancock, Yonkers-on-Hudson, (1 or 7) Mar 1887
30.55 [HH.143] Letter from Rossiter Johnson, Editor. D. Appleton and Co., 17 Mar 1887
30.56 [HH.144] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Washington, DC, 15 Mar 1887
30.57 [HH.145] Letter from the Office of E.C. Stedman, Broker, NY, 30 Mar 1887
30.58 [HH.146] Letter to Rev. O'Reilly, American College, Rome, 30 Mar 1887
30.59 [HH.147] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Headquarters, Army, 17 Apr 1887
30.60 [HH.148] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Washington, 29 Apr 1887
30.61 [HH.149] US postal card from Gen. G.T. Beauregard, 6 May 1887
30.62 [HH.150] Letter from E.C. Stedman, 44 E. 26 St. 13 May 1887
30.63 [HH.151] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Washington, D.C. 21 May 1887
30.64 [HH.152] To Mr. C.L. Webster, Metropolitan Club, 1 June 1887
30.65 [HH.153] Letter from James Redpath, historian, 5 June 1887
30.66 [HH.154] Frank Bowles, New York, 13 June 1887
30.67 [HH.155] Letter from T.L. Smith, The Star, NY, 9 Aug 1887
30.68 [HH.156] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Nonquitt, Mass. 1 Sep 1887
30.69 [HH.157] Letter from Archbishop Corrigan, 452 Madison Ave., NY, 8 Sep 1887
30.70 [HH.158] Letter from Bernard O'Reilly, Roche's Hotel, Glengariff, 16 Sep 1887
31.1 [HH.159] Letter from Bishop of Wilmington, Wilmington, DE, 16 Sep 1887
31.2 [HH.160] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Nonquitt, 20 Sep 1887
31.3 [HH.161] Letter from A.P. Burbank, The Lotus Club, 23 Sep 1887
31.4 [HH.162] Billing from Bauman Brothers, 4 Oct 1887
31.5 [HH.163] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Washington, DC, 6 Oct 1887
31.6 [HH.164] Letter from M. Sheridan, Washington, DC, 10 Oct 1887
31.7 [HH.165] Letter from M. Sheridan, Washington, DC, 12 Oct 1887
31.8 [HH.166] Letter from R.N. Johnson, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, 19 Oct 1887
31.9 [HH.167] Letter from R.W. Gilder, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, 17 Mar 1887
31.10 [HH.168] Letter from R.W. Gilder, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, undated
31.11 [HH.169] Letter from Joseph Jefferson, actor, New York, 20 Oct 1887
31.12 [HH.170] Letter from P.H. Sheridan, Washington, DC, 31 Oct 1887
31.13 [HH.171] Letter from James R. Fry, The Military Service Institution of the US, Governor's Island, NY, 2 Nov 1887
31.14 [HH.172] Letter from Gen. Sherman, Army Building, NY, 4 Nov 1887
31.15 [HH.173] Letter from Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal's Residence, Baltimore, 15 Nov 1897
31.16 [HH.174] Letter from Gen. P.H. Sheridan written in the last days of his life, Washington, DC, 14 Jan 1888
31.17 [HH.175] Letter from Archbishop Corrigan, Archbishop's House, New York, 21 Jan 1888
31.18 [HH.176] Letter from R.W. Johnson, Century Magazine, 24 Jan 1888
31.19 [HH.177] Letter from S.S. Cox. House of Representatives, 12 Feb 1888
31.20 [HH.178] Billing from Bauman Brothers, 22 Mar 1888
31.21 [HH.179] Letter from Col. M.V. Sheridan, Washington, DC, 14 June 1888
31.22 [HH.180] Letter from Dr. Cornelius A. Logan, 5 Mar 1889
31.23 [HH.181] Letter from Rutherford B. Hayes, Spiegel Grove, Fremont, O. 11 Mar 1889
31.24 [HH.182] Letter from Elizabeth B. Custer, 148 E. 18 St., 21 Jan 1889
31.25 [HH.183] Letter from Mrs. Custer, 19 May 1889
31.26 [HH.184] Letter from Mrs. Custer, 25 May 1889
31.27 [HH.185] Letter from Mrs. Custer, 20 July 1889
31.28 [HH.186] Envelope marked "Beecher's Letter," undated
31.29 [HH.187] New York. Receipt for $5,000 rec'd from [Charles] L. Webster and Co., advance on autobiography, endorsed by Henry Ward Beecher, 9 Feb 1887
31.30 [HH.188] Letter from Mrs. H.W. Beecher, Brooklyn, 3 Mar 1887
31.31 [HH.189] Part of a letter addressed to Henry Ward Beecher, undated
31.32 [HH.190] Letter from Henry Ward Beecher, 16 Feb 1887
31.33 [HH.191] Advertisement, The Stowe House, Brunswick, Maine, undated

Series JJ. Charles L. Webster Correspondence Concerning General U.S. Grant's Memoirs

31.34 [JJ.1] Letter from Gen. Grant, NYC, 14 Jan 1881
31.35 [JJ.2] Letter from Gen. Grant, 14 Mar 1885
31.36 [JJ.3] Letter from Gen. Grant, 3. E. 66 St., NY, 14 Apr 1885
31.37 [JJ.4] Letter from Gen. Grant, 2 May 1885
31.38 [JJ.5] Six facsimile signatures of Gen. Grant to be used in Memoirs, 29 Apr 1885
31.39 [JJ.6] This book is dedicated to The American Volunteer U.S. Grant, undated
31.40 [JJ.7] These volumes are dedicated to the American soldier and sailor U.S. Grant, undated
31.41 [JJ.8] Original second dedication of Gen. Grant's Memoirs in his own handwriting, undated
31.42 [JJ.9] Letter from Gen. Grant, New York, 2 May 1885
31.43 [JJ.10] Letter from Gen. Grant, Mt. McGregor, NY, 4 July 1885
31.44 [JJ.11] Letter from Gen. Grant, Mt. McGregor, NY, 15 July 1885
31.45 [JJ.12] Pencil note in Gen. Grant's handwriting from his last days, undated
31.46 [JJ.13] Mrs. Grant will be home this evening, 3 E. 66 St., NY, undated
31.47 [JJ.14] Card: Mrs. Grant wished to call Mrs. Webster's attention, 3 E. 66 St., NY, undated
31.48 [JJ.15] Gen. Grant's widow's receipt for $200,000 royalty check signed Julia D. Grant, 27 Feb 1886
31.49 [JJ.16] Copy $200,000 check of [Charles] L. Webster and Co. to Mrs. Grant, undated
31.50 [JJ.17] Clipping, $150,000 check of [Charles] L. Webster Co. to Mrs. Grant, undated
31.51 [JJ.18] [Charles] L. Webster's "Museum"note re: $1,000 check to Gen. Grant on signing contract for his "Personal Memoirs," undated
31.52 [JJ.19] Letter from F.D. Grant, New York, 18 June 1886
31.53 [JJ.20] Letter from Julia D. Grant, Elbron, NJ, 21 June 1886
31.54 [JJ.21] Alexander and Green, 120 Broadway, NY, 13 Apr 1885
31.55 [JJ.22] Letter from F.D. Grant, undated
31.56 [JJ.23] "Dear Webster, The bearer Mrs. Lewis Deart…" undated
31.57 [JJ.24] "Dear Webster, I haven't received the maps…" undated
31.58 [JJ.25] Letter from F.D. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., New York, 26 Nov 1885
31.59 [JJ.26] Letter from F.D. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NYC, 3 Dec 1884
31.60 [JJ.27] Rec'd New York from [Charles] L. Webster and Co. $150 on account for engraving… 19 Mar 1885
31.61 [JJ.28] Letter from F.D. Grant, Mt. McGregor, 8 July 1885
31.62 [JJ.29] Letter from F.D. Grant, Mt. McGregor, 8 July 1885
31.63 [JJ.30] Letter from F.D. Grant, Mt. McGregor, 18 July 1885
31.64 [JJ.31] Letter from Karl Gerhardt, sculptor, 21 Dec 1885
31.65 [JJ.32] Letter from Col. F.D. Grant, NY, 16 Dec 1885
31.66 [JJ.33] Letter from F.D. Grant, NY, 16 Dec 1885
31.67 [JJ.34] Letter from F.D. Grant, NY, 18 Dec 1885
31.68 [JJ.35] Letter from F.D. Grant, NY, undated
31.69 [JJ.36] Letter from F.D. Grant, NY, 13 Apr 1886
31.70 [JJ.37] Letter from F.D. Grant, NY, 15 May 1886
31.71 [JJ.38] Letter from F.D. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NY, 9 Dec 1886
31.72 [JJ.39] Letter from F.D. Grant, NY, 5 Mar 1887
32.1 [JJ.40] Letter from F.D. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NY, May 10 (15?), 1887
32.2 [JJ.47] Letter from F.D. Grant, 20 July 1887
32.3 [JJ.48] Letter from F.D. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NY, 29 Mar 1889
32.4 [JJ.49] Letter from F.D. Grant, undated
32.5 [JJ.50] Letter from F.D. Grant, undated
32.6 [JJ.51] Letter from U.S. Grant, Jr. Salem Center, Westchester County, NY, 5 July 1885
32.7 [JJ.52] Letter from U.S. Grant, Jr. The Union League Club, undated
32.8 [JJ.53] Letter from U.S. Grant, Jr. 3 E. 66 St., NYC, 24 May 1888
32.9 [JJ.54] Letter from Jesse Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NYC, Feb. 26
32.10 [JJ.55] Letter from Ida H. Grant, 3 Feb 1887
32.11 [JJ.56] Letter from Mr. J.R. Grant, East Lyme, Ct. 2 June1886
32.12 [JJ.57] Letter from Lizzie C. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NYC, Oct. 18
32.13 [JJ.58] Letter from Lizzie C. Grant, 3 E. 66 St., NYC, 11 Nov 1886
32.14 [JJ.59] Letter from Gen. Adam Badeau, 28 E. 17 St., NYC, Feb. 17
32.15 [JJ.60] Palmer House, Chicago, Thirteenth Annual Banquet of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee, 13 Nov 1879
32.16 [JJ.61] Letter from Brig. Gen. C.C. Augur, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 7 Apr 1885
32.17 [JJ.62] Letter from W.D. Howells, 302 Beacon St., Boston, 3 July 1885
32.18 [JJ.63] Letter from J.P. Newman, Mt. McGregor, 13 July 1885
32.19 [JJ.64] Letter from Gen. Ely S. Parker, New York, 15 Oct 1885
32.20 [JJ.65] Letter from R.W. Gilder,. Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, 16 Dec 1885
32.21 [JJ.66] Letter from John W. Chadwick, 826 Carlton Ave., Brooklyn, NY, 4 Dec 1885
32.22 [JJ.66A] Letter from unidentified correspondent, NY, 16 Dec 1874
32.23 [JJ.67] Letter from Roswell Smith, President Century Co., 21 Dec 1885
32.24 [JJ.68] Letter from J.B. Mills, American Exchange in Paris, 3 Mar 1886
32.25 [JJ.69] Remnant of letter addressed to Messrs C.L. Webster, undated
32.26 [JJ.70] Memorial Day Committee, invitation to decoration of Grant's Tomb, 22 Apr 1886
32.27 [JJ.71] Memorial Day Service, 31 May 1886
32.28 [JJ.72] U.S. Grant Post, G.A.R. Invitation to decoration Grant's Tomb, 31 May 1886
32.29 [JJ.73] Pass, [Charles] L. Webster Esq. on Head Quarters Steamer and to the Ceremonies at Gen. Grant's Tomb, Riverside Park, 31 May 1886
32.30 [JJ.74] Letter from Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, 13 Nov 1886
32.31 [JJ.75] Letter from R.W. Johnson, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, 20 Nov 1886
32.32 [JJ.76] Letter from R.W. Johnson, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, 18 Dec 1886
32.33 [JJ.77] Letter from R.W. Johnson, Editorial Dept., Century Magazine, , 21 Jan 1887
32.34 [JJ.78] Letter from C.A. Dana, The Sun, NY, 22 Dec 1886
32.35 [JJ.79] Letter from Horace Porter, New York, 12 Mar 1887
32.36 [JJ.80] Letter from Horace Porter, New York, 19 Mar 1887
32.37 [JJ.81] Letter from J.H. Douglas, 33 W. 16 St., NY, 13 Oct 1888
32.38 [JJ.82] Letter from Lloyd Lewis to S.C. Webster, Newberry Library, Chicago, 19 Apr 1947
32.39 [JJ.83] Letter from Lloyd Lewis and copy NY Tribune interviews with Charles L. Webster, The Chicago Sun, 2 Apr 1947, 28 July 1885
32.40 [JJ.84] Mark Twain, an Exhibition, The Huntington Library, San Marino, Ca… 1947
32.41[JJ.85] Last photograph taken of Gen. Grant, Mt. McGregor, undated
32.42 [JJ.86] Photograph of Gen. Grant taken 4 days before his death, 22 July 1885
32.43 [JJ.87] Photograph of Gerhardt's bust of Gen. Grant, undated
32.44 [JJ.88] Photograph of Gen. Grant, 5 June 1868
32.45 [JJ.89] Photograph of Gen. Grant, 5 June 1868
32.46 [JJ.90] Engraving, U.S. Grant, 2d Lt., copyright 1885
32.47 [JJ.91] Photograph Gen. Grant's funeral, copyright 1885
32.48 [JJ.92] Engraving: Ligby Prison as it appeared 23 Aug 1863, copyright 1882
32.49 [JJ.93] 2 photographs, Appomattox Court House; and Field where Gen. B. met Gen. Grant, undated
32.50 [JJ.94] Front view, McLean House where Lee surrendered, undated
32.51 [JJ.95] End view McLean House, undated

Series KK. "Personal Memoirs" of General U.S. Grant Manuscript

32.52 [KK.1] "With the troops on Missionary Ridge…"
32.53 [KK.2] "3/ retreat Burnside relief was soon effected…"
32.54 [KK.3] "On the 15th of November, while I was still at Holly Springs, I sent word to Sherman…" (p.427, Vol. I.)
32.55 [KK.4] "McPherson, after crossing the big Black, to the right of Jackson and Vicksburg Rd…" ( p.528-529, Vol. I.)
32.56 [KK.5] "Hooker's position in Lookout Valley was absolutely essential…" (p.56-57, Vol. II)
32.57 [KK.6] "My recollection is that my first orders for the battle of Chattanooga…" (p.88, Vol. II)
32.58 [KK.7] "In this battle the Union Army numbered in round figures about 60,000 men…" (p.95-96-97, Vol. II)
32.59 [KK.8] …"hundreds, if not thousands, who deserted but little reliance could be placed in this report…" (p.97, Vol. II)
32.60 [KK.9] "There has always been a great conflict of opinion…" (p.500-501-502, Vol. II)
32.61 [KK.10] "… of machinery to increase the products of a dog's labor in the shop…" (p.502-503, Vol. II)
32.62 [KK.11] "… have been an officer directly after the war…" (p.503-504, Vol. II)

Series LL. Sir Charles L. Webster, Knight of the Order of Piano (Pius), Vatican, Rome Correspondence

33.1 [LL.1] Envelope, "Knighthood Matter," C.L. Webster. Translation of Latin brief and Italian letter, undated
33.2 [LL.2] No.72208. Letter from M. Cardinal Rompolla, Rome, 7 Nov 1887
33.3 [LL.3] Handwritten translation, letter from M. Cardinal Rompolla, 7 Nov 1887
33.4 [LL.4] Letter from M. Cardinal Ledochowski, 1 Oct 1887
33.5 [LL.5] Letter from Archbishop Corrigan, New York, 7 Dec 1887
33.6 [LL.6] Uniforms of Officers of the Pontifical Court, undated
33.7 [LL.7] Translation: "For one complete uniform of the Knight of the Order of Piano," 17 Mar 1888
33.8 [LL.8] Clipping: NY Tribune, 11 Mar 1885
33.9 [LL.9] Letter to Charles Webster from St. Francis Xavier's College, 6 Dec 1887
33.10 [LL.10] Milan Cathedral panorama engraving, with notes on back in handwriting of Charles L. Webster, undated
33.11 [LL.11] Photograph of an unidentified cathedral, undated
33.12 [LL.12] Photograph of Archbishop of Vienna, 26 Feb 1887
33.13 [LL.13] Photographic copy of invitation to audience with Pope Leo XIII, issued to Mr. Mrs. Webster, undated

Series MM. Estate of Charles L. Webster

33.14 [MM.1] For the Pope, Rome, Italy, with complements and regards of F.D. Grant, undated
33.15 [MM.2] Letter from Dr. Bernard O'Reilly, 1051 Park Avenue, New York, 28 Apr 1891
33.16 [MM.3] Estate of Charles L. Webster, Letters Testamentary, 1 June 1891
33.17 [MM.4] Letter from S.L. Clemens (also B.613), Farmington Ave., Hartford, 26 Apr 1891
33.18 [MM.5] Letter from Miss Margaret Sutherland Wiley, 285 Pleasant St., Pasadena, 24 Oct 1944
33.19 [MM.6] Inter-Strasse, Historic Charles L. Webster Residence at Fredonia, NY, undated (clipping)

Series NN. William Luther Webster Correspondence

33.20 [NN.1] 24 Stanhope Rd, Highgate N.6, London, Mar 1945 (incorrectly labeled NN.2 on microfilm)
33.21 [NN.2] American Consulate General, 1 Grosvenor Sq., London, 31 Aug 1943
33.22 [NN.3] Photograph Civil Defense Unit, London, 1943
33.23 [NN.4] Pen and ink drawing of an oriental carving, drawn by WLW, 17 Feb 1899
33.24 [NN.5] William Luther Webster photograph, undated

Series OO. Samuel Charles Webster Correspondence

33.25 [OO.1] Book review, Uncle James' Shoes, Doris and Samuel Webster, Century publisher, undated
33.26 [OO.2] Letter from Bernard DeVoto, Harvard University, 1 Feb 1944
33.27 [OO.3] Letter from Charles W. Morton, Atlantic Monthly Editor, Boston, 1 Aug 1944
33.28 [OO.4] Letter from Stanley Salmen, Atlantic Monthly Press, Boston, 13 Dec 1946
33.29 [OO.5] Letter from Bernard DeVoto, The Mark Twain papers, 47 Widener Library, 6 Jan 1947
33.30 [OO.6] Letter from Edith R. Mirrielees, The Pacific Spectator, 12 Dec 1949
33.31 [OO.7] The only reliable account of "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," undated
33.32 [OO.8] Samuel C. Webster burial permit, date of death 24 Mar 1962,
33.33 [OO.9] Samuel C. Webster obituaries: NY Times, Wilmington Journal, Danbury News, Waterbury Republican, Mar-Apr 1962
33.34 [OO.10] Samuel C. Webster photograph, undated

Series PP. Photographs (not microfilmed)

33.35 [PP.1] Henry Ward Beecher
33.36 [PP.1] Fred J. Hall
33.37 [PP.2] W.D. Howells
33.38 [PP.2] Webster House, Fredonia - Exterior
33.39 [PP.2] Webster House, Fredonia - Dining Room
33.40 [PP.2] Webster House, Fredonia - Parlor
33.41 [PP.2] Webster House, Fredonia - Library
33.42 [PP.2] 3 Websters and a neighbor in the Library of the Webster House, Fredonia
33.43 Samuel Webster and Pelican
Box 37 Samuel L. Clemens by Gessford, 1904
33.44 Negatives

QQ. Ephemera (not microfilmed)

Box 36 Sketches, images from printed material and postcards
Box 36 Clay "indian pipe"
Box 36 Program for Vassar Founder's Day at which SLC gave two "Select readings

Series RR. Framed Portraits

Framed Storage 2.2 Painting of Henry Clemens, undated
Framed Storage 2.2 Painting of Jane Clemens, undated
Framed Storage 2.1 Mark Twain, lithograph of a painting by Spiridon, circa 1901
Framed Storage 2.1 Painting of Pamela Clemens Moffett, undated
Framed Storage 2.2 Painting of William A. Moffett, undated

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Box 34 Use copies of fragile correspondence for sections A - MM (copies)

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Details
Abstract

Includes manuscripts, notes, diaries, clippings, certificates, deeds and photographs; but of particular note are the letters Clemens wrote to his family describing his early adulthood as well as the development and progression of his writing career.

Member of
Finding Aid Collection
Finding Aid Date
Inclusive dates: 1796-1984
Document Types
Photographs
Autographs
Correspondence
Names
Webster, Doris
Webster, Samuel
McKinney, Jean Webster, 1876-1916
Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
Clemens, Orion, 1825-1897
Webster, Charles L., 1851-1891
Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
Kemble, E. W. (Edward Windsor) 1861-1933
Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
Lyon, Isabel, 1863-1958
Clemens, John Marshall, 1798-1847
Clemens, Jane Lampton, 1803-1890
Clemens, Henry, 1838-1858
Clemens, Clara
Clemens, Jean, 1880-1909
Moffett, Pamela Clemens, 1827-1904
Moffett, William Anderson
Moffett, Samuel E.
Webster, Annie Moffett
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910
Moffett, Annie
Clemens family
Moffett family
Webster family
Ford family
Dalrymple family
McKinney family
Places
United States--Politics and government--19th century
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
Hawaii--Description and travel
Philadelphia (Pa.)--Description
Europe--Description and travel
Subject (Topical)
Family--New York (State)
Real property
American literature
Publishers and publishing
Authors, American--20th century--Correspondence
Humorists, American--20th century--Correspondence
Mines and mineral resources--West (U.S.)
Illustrated books, Children's
Funeral service
Women--Diaries
Type-setting
Family
Literature and Writing
Collection Title
Samuel L. Clemens Papers
Creator
Twain, Mark, 1835-1910