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Gallup, Lillie (Taylor). Letters, 1865-1867

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1865-1867
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2 letters from Gallup to her parents, in Jun 1867. Gallup sends the tuition bill and considers attending Vassar for a further two years. She reports on social events and her election as Recording Secretary of Chapter Alpha of the Philalethean Society.

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Gallup, Lillie | to parents, Jun. 1867:

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June 09, 1867
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VC Spec 1865-1867

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Gallup, Lillie | to parents, Jun. 1867:

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June 09, 1867
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VC Spec 1865-1867

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Hagerman, Mary E[lla] (Comstock) — to brother, "Will," April 12, 1882

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1882-04-12
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Hagerman, Mary E[lla] (Comstock) — to brother, "Will," June 4, 1882

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1882-06-04
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Hagerman, Mary E[lla] (Comstock) — to brother, "Will," n.d.

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n.d.
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Hagerman, Mary E[lla] (Comstock) — to brother, "Will," October 10, 1884

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1884-10-16
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Hagerman, Mary E[lla] (Comstock). Letter, 1882-1884

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4 letters, dated between 1882 and 1884, from Hagerman (VC Ex 1885) to her brother Will Comstock. Hagerman discusses her experiences at Vassar College, such as singing in the Glee Club, visiting Lake Mohonk, giving recitations, and attending Commencement. She also sends birthday wishes from herself

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