Correspondence, 1927-1931

Primarily letters received, with several copy letters from Mrs. Knox. Letters concern publication of the Sharples book, obtaining photographs, identification of Sharples paintings, and genealogical research on the Sharples family. Among the correspondents are:

Albany Institute of History and Art (Ledyard Cogswell, Jr.)

Albany Public Library (Elizabeth Smith)

American Antiquarian Society (Clarence S. Brigham)

Armstrong, Margaret

Benjamin, William Evarts

Bolton, Theodore

Bristol Museum & Art Gallery (Herbert Bolton)

British Museum (K. Parker)

Brown, Percy

Chappel, W. Vivian

Church of St. Peter (James E. Noonan)

Clark, Mr.

Cluett, George Alfred

College of William and Mary Library (E.G. Swem)

Davenport, B.C.

Donnell, Mrs. William C.

Frick Art Reference Library (Ethelwyn Manning)

Fry, Lewis George

Goodspeed’s Bookshop (Charles Goodspeed)

Gray, Roland

Harriman, Mrs. E.H.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Hobson, Gertrude S.

Hoff, A. Bainbridge

Hull, Maude Pollard

Independence Hall National Museum (Wilfred Jordan)

Iselin, Eleanor

Lanier, Josephine S.

Macomb, Christina

Metcalf, L.D.S.

Morgan, John Hill

Morgan, Marshall S.

Moulinier, Edward P.

Mount Vernon (Frances Johnson Rogers)

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Charles H. Hawes)

New York Historical Society (Alexander J. Wall)

Nolan, J. Bennett

Osler, A. May

Pennsylvania Historical Commission (John Baer Stoudt)

Princeton University (V. Lansing Collins)

Russell, Lawrence, Jr.

Sellers, Horace Wells

Tompkins, Lilian E.A.

Tuckett, Richard C.

Tuttle, Mildred

Victoria & Albert Museum (Eric Maclagan)

Whitley, William

William George’s Sons

Yale University Library (Andrew Keogh)

Not all correspondents are listed, as some signatures are illegible.