A Guide to the Randolph Huntington Correspondence and Ephemera, 1833; 1876-1908 Huntington, Randolph, Correspondence and Ephemera 11844

A Guide to the Randolph Huntington Correspondence and Ephemera, 1833; 1876-1908

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Accession Number 11844

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Repository

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Accession number

11844

Title

Randolph Huntington Correspondence and Ephemera, 1833; 1876-1908

Physical Characteristics

This collection consists of correspondence and ephemera, ca. 2,600 items (13 Hollinger boxes, ca. 5 linear feet).

Language

English

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

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Use Restrictions

See the University of Virginia Library’s use policy.

Preferred Citation

Randolph Huntington Correspondence and Ephemera, Accession 11844 , Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

This collection was purchased by the University of Virginia Library from L & T. Respess, Charlottesville, Virginia, on March 9, 2001.

Biographical/Historical Information

Randolph Huntington was a New York City pharmaceutical manufacturer who moved to central New York state after the Civil War to breed and sell fine saddle and coach horses and who became a leading American authority on the Arabian horse.

Scope and Content Information

This collection consists of correspondence and ephemera, ca. 2,600 items (13 Hollinger boxes, ca. 5 linear feet), 1833; 1876-1908, from the estate of Randolph Huntington. The papers contain letters from breeders and owners of Arab horses, editors and writers for sporting periodicals of the period, and correspondents with others interested in horses; printed ephemera (transferred to the Rare Books Division); and material documenting the publication of Huntington's book, History of Leopard & Linden, General Grant's Arabian Stallions .

Huntington became interested in using the two stallions given to former President U.S. Grant in 1877 by the Sultan of Turkey to breed a national horse for the United States. His breeding project, based on the Grant stallions and mares out of the trotting horse Henry Clay, was not successful but it did bring the value of Arabian blood to the attention of other American horsemen, most notably Homer Davenport. There are three letters from Daisy Davenport, Homer Davenport's wife, to Huntington in the correspondence.

Highlights of the collection include Huntington's Library of Congress copyright form for his book, signed by A.R. Spofford, the Librarian of Congress; a small group of correspondence from the book's publisher, Lippincott, 1885; and a group of approximately fifty letters from Spencer Borden, author of The Arab Horse (New York, 1906). Much of the correspondence pertains in some way to the history, breeding, raising, racing, or showing of the Arabian horse in the United States.

Arrangement

These letters are arranged alphabetically by the last name of the correspondent, with more frequent correspondents placed in their own folders. The financial papers, news clippings, pedigrees, reviews, and other miscellaneous material has been placed after the correspondence in the last box.

Significant Persons Associated With the Collection

Aug[ustus]

Contents List

Box 1

Correspondence - A 1877-1890

Correspondents include: Edward L. Adams, E. Agnew, Frederick Akers, Charles N. Almy, M.B. Anderson, E.P. Andrews, William L. Annis, George W. Archer, Argus Press clipping Bureau, A.R. Ashley, Austin & Kohl, A.C. Austin

alphabetical

Box 1

Correspondence - Thomas B. Armitage 1883-1887

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Correspondence - Avedis G. Asdikian 1888-1890

2 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Correspondence - B to Baxter 1879-1888

Correspondents include: Charles Babbidge, Charles Backman, John M. Bailey, David Baird, George B. Baker, Ira C. Baker, W.J. Baker, C.H. Barbour, Dell Barker, M.I. Barker, L.B. Bartholomew, J. Battele, G.S. Battey, Isaac A. Baxter

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Correspondence - Beale to Bush 1880-1903

Correspondents include: E.F. Beale, O.D. Beebe, H.V. Bemis of The Chicago Horseman, Mr. and Mrs. Bend, Peter Benedict, J.D. Benham, C.D. Bennett, H. Bennett, L.S. Birdlong, H.R. Bishop, S. L. Boardman, Robert Bonner, A. Bordwell, Fred H. Bowker, E.R. Bowne, C. [Waude?] Bozart, A.S. Braman, C.D. Bray, George Bristane, F.H. Britt, Lou H. Brown, L.W. Bruce, Sanders D. Bruce, E.R. Budd, C.C. Buel, Frank W. Burns, Emory Busby, A.L. Bush, C.A. Bush

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Correspondence - Clinton Babbitt, secretary of the State of Wisconsin Agricultural Society 1883-1884

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Correspondence - E. Folsom Baker 1890-1891

2 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - James E. Bathgate of Newark Beef Company 1901-1903

3 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - William E. Beames of F.P. Freeman & Company 1878-1894

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - James C. Beecher 1886-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - Clark Bell of Bell, Bartlett & Wilson, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law 1879

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - J.P. and M.H. Blackmer 1882-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - Spencer Borden of Fall River Bleachery Company 1890-1905

2 folders

Borden is author of The Arab Horse (New York, 1906)

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - John T. Brawhall 1890-1901

Brawhall is on the staff of the Albany Evening Journal

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - J.T. Brown 1882 & 1887

Brown was the proprietor of Gorham House, includes Huntington's note: This is the man who raised Captain Lewis (1882 Oct 3)

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - Charles H. Brush 1903-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 2

Correspondence - George E. Bryant 1883-1898

2 folders

Bryant was the U.S. Postmaster, Madison, Wisconsin and secretary of Dane County Agricultural Society in Wisconsin

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - George E. Bryant, Jr. 1882-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - E.A. Buck and H.A. Buck, editors of The Spirit of the Times 1880-1897

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - J.J. Bush 1888-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - C to Coe 1882-1891

Correspondents include: Henry T. Carr, Peter D. Carroll, D.D. Carter, The Century Company and Magazine, James Chambers, C.A. Chapman, R.B. Chouler of Turf, Field and Farm and American Turf Register, W.H. Cisco, Pickering H. Clark, Henry Clews, Henry M. Codding, Amos D. Coe

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - Cole to Cushing 1881-1902

Correspondents include: George H. Cole, James W. Colt, Henry W. Conklin, W.H. Cook, W.A. Cooper, A.Corbin, Jr., F.C. Cornell, Bruce Cornwall, William Cox, C.O.H. Craigie, Gilbert T. Crisfield, Frank Crocker, T.A. Crooks, J. Crouch, Edward Crundall, W.C. Cruser, publisher of The Democrat, X.W. Culbertson, Brook Curry, Charles G. Cushing

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - W.J. Carter 1885-1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - Walter T. Chester of The Spirit of the Times and Chester's Complete Trotting and Pacing Record 1882-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - William N. Clark of Schieffelin & Company 1886-1902

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - Thornton Cleard 1903

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - Fred H. Cleaveland and J.M. Cleaveland 1901-1902

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - Collier's Weekly 1901

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - A.G. Collins of The Saint James Livery 1883-1887

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - Erastus Corning 1879-1884

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - W.D.G. Cottrell, Banker 1885-1899

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 3

Correspondence - James W. Cox, Jr. 1883-1885

2 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - James W. Cox, Jr. 1886-1897

5 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - N.H. Crosby 1889-1892

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - D.F. Currie and Mrs. Florence Currie 1887

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - D to Dixon 1882-1912

Correspondents include: C. H. David, William G. David, Mrs. Homer C. (Daisy B.) Davenport, Homer Davenport, Julius G. Day, Richard DeLong, William H. Dempsey, T. Henry Dewey, Charles W. Dickel, Francis Dilleichux, J.S. Dixon

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - Dole to Duryea 1879-1904

Correspondents include: Chales S. Dole, Charles B. Doll, A. B. Donelson, Webb Donnell, D. B. Doughty, Aug[ustus] C. Downing, C. W. Downing, Richard F. Downing, Sara W. Drake, Jont[.] Dresback, Will C. Dunn, Samuel B. Duryea.

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - Foxhall A. Daingerfield, Attorney at Law, Harrisonburg, Virginia 1885-1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - J.W. May, M.D. of Patchen Stock Farm 1881-1887

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - James DeFray 1888-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - William P. Dixon of Miller, Peckham & Dixon, Attorneys and Counsellors 1895-1902

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - George S. Doud of Doud, Son & Company 1884-1885

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 4

Correspondence - Frank H. Dunton, editor of Spirit of the Turf 1885-1892

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - E 1879-1901

Correspondents include: Annie H. Eastburn, William Easton, Marion J.B. Eddy, William Edwards, The Epoch , Drs. C. or H. Finn E[rmany], S.G. Evans, Maxwell Evarts, The Evening Telegraph

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Eastman Kodak Company 1901-1903

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence Henry A. Egerton, includes pedigree of "Congo" 1887-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - R.W. Evans, Petroleum Producer 1884

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - F 1880-1890

Correspondents include: William D. Fitzhugh, Edward D. Foote, Foote Brothers (includes pedigrees of "Badger Clay" and "Dr. Strong"), Charles E. Ford, O.R. Ford, W.C. France

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Francis P. Freeman of F.P. Freeman & Company, Bankers 1880-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - G 1882-1898

Correspondents include: L.D. Gage, W.F. Gale, John Garnish, J.W. Garrett (per his secretary A.B. Crane), J.E. Gates, J.B. Gattshall, A.B. Gauss, Samuel Gibson, J.D. Giddings, C.M. Gilman, Miss E.B. Gilman, G. Gi[rsnobs], William M. Glaves, F.T. Glisan, S.H. Godfrey, G.H. Goodrich, J.M. Goodwin, M.J. Gordon, H.B. Gorham, Thomas H. Gorman, O.B. Gould, John M. Gray, J.W. Gray, D.W. Greene, Pliny Grover, D.S. Gurnsey

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Charles T. Goodwin 1884-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Willis F. Gove 1890-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Harry P. Gunn of Fashion Livery Stables 1886-1888

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - H to Hazard 1877-1903

Correspondents include: Charles H. Hall, John B. Hall, W.W. Hamilton, C.J. Hamlin, H.P. Hancock, John J. Hanley, George Harding, Harper Brothers, Harper & Martin, J.Low Harriman, George W. Harris, J.W. Hartzell, J.R. Havens, [] Hawley, Walter I. Hayes, Henry Haynes, Charles du Hays, C.D. Hayt, H. Hayward, J.H. Hazard

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Hegeman to Hopkins 1881-1903

Correspondents include: T.S. Hegeman, Winthrop Hegeman, H.B. Henderson, William H. Henry of The Rider and Driver , Charles H. Hepburn, Charles Griffin Herring, Ulysses Hertig, Hess, Townsend, and McClelland, Counsellors at Law, Samuel H. Hicks, Homer J. Hill, L.J. Hilton, H.L. Hodge, E.G. Holden, Mrs. George W. (E.A.) Holdridge, J.C. Holmes, William Holworthy, A.O. Hooker, B.C. Hopkins, David Hopkins, J.R. Hopkins

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Correspondence - Hotchkiss to Hyde 1879-1903

Correspondents include: Horace L. Hotchkiss, L.T. Houghton, W.A. Houghton, D. Houston, L.H. Howes, S.S. Howland, Amelia Dunbar Hunt, H.J. Drum Hunt, Herbert Huntington, J.B. Huntington, S.S. Huntley, O.P. Hurd, James T. Hyde

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Henry J.S. Hall 1902-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - G.W. and John S. Hamlin 1882-1903

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - P.A. Hargous 1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Spencer R. Harpending 1879-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - T.W. Harvey 1888

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - A.G. Hooley 1887-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Herman Hoopes of Highland Farm, West Chester, Pennsylvania 1899-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - W.H. Hughes 1903

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Allie Huntington, daughter of Randolph Huntington 1886-1901

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Archer M. Huntington (per H.E. Merrill) 1903-1904

These eight letters are all the same text, pertaining to a monthly check for $100 to the account of Mrs. C.P. Huntington

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Belle Huntington (Isabelle Huntington), daughter of Randolph Huntington 1881-1903

She moves to Quincy, Illinois, and folder includes one letter from Randolph to her, 1887 Jul 24.

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Charles W. Huntington 1879-1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Lizzie Huntington, wife of Randolph Huntington 1886-1890

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Nate Huntington, son of Randolph Huntington 1883-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Randolph Huntington 1886-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Correspondence - Robert G.H. Huntington 1879?-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - I-J 1882-1904

Correspondents include: E.J. Ingalsbe, E.[N.] Jackson, R.H. Jackson, George B. James of The American Cultivator and American Horse Breeder , Samuel M. Jarvis, William C. Jeffries, Alexander Jones, Charles H. Jones, O. Judd Company, publisher of American Agriculturalist

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - W.A. Jemison 1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Henry C. Jewett of Jewett Stock Farm 1881-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - John G. Johnson 1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - K 1880-1905

Correspondents include: M.C. Keith, E.F. Kelley, Law Office of Kelly & MacRae, N.M. Kennedy, Mrs. John (Celestian M.) Kent, Charles H. Kerner, Madison Kimball, W.R. Kimball, Donald B. Kingshery, B.F. Kingsley, Edmund Kirby, Clifford Kirkpatrick, D. Knapp, V.J. Knapp, Alex C. Knealy of the New York Herald , A.D. Kniffin, J.A. Knowlton, Edward C. Kohn

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Peter C. Kellogg (& Company), Auctioneers and Dealers in Horses and Cattle 1883-1899

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Frank N. Kondolf, son-in-law of Randolph after marrying Allie Huntington 1891-1896

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Henry M. Kramrath 1894-1895

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - L 1879-1903

Correspondents include: George Lambert, John Landers, J.N. Lasher, Ariel Lathrop, Daniel S. Lathrop, Launder & Harter Livery, James A. Lawrence, Frank Learned, D. Carlos Leavens, Mortimer Levering, secretary of the American Shetland Pony Club, Stephen H. Little, William A. Little, Francis G. Lloyd, George G. Lobdell, Joseph Logle, John Samuel Long, W.D. Loomis, Atherton Loring, Vice President of the Library Bureau of Boston, James W. Love[hirer], Robert Luce, president of Horse and Stable , Cyrus Lukens, Persis R.R. Luk[is], A.G. Lyon

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - J.S. Lewis 1880-1894

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Library of Congress Copyright Office 1885 & 1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Sara B. Linard 1891-1892

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - J.B. Lippincott Company, per A.J. Borie 1885-1890

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Correspondence - Frederic A. Lucas of the United States National Museum 1884-1885

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - M to McMillan 1879-1904

Correspondents include: J. H. MacCormac, John Mack, P.C. Mackubin, Leslie E. Macleod, editor of The Horseman , M.J. MacMahon, Fred H. Mann, Stuart R. Mann, W.G. Markham, Mrs. F.W. Marshall, secretary for A.W. Drake, director of The Century Art Department, Robert H. Martin, W.R. H. Martin, John D. Masengil, Perry Mason & Company of The Youth's Companion , M.N. Matteson, re: his father, O.C. Matteson, William A. Matteson, James McAllister, B.R. McAlpine, R.M. McBride of Livestock Department, Country Life in America , Joseph W. McCall, G. McCleary, W.P. McCleery, McDonald, H.M. McDonald, H.C. McDowell, Henry McHugh, H.S. McKennan, S.W. McKibben, Henry McMillan, P. McMillan

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - Meeker to Moore 1884-1904

Correspondents include: Jacob Meeker, Mrs. George A. (Laurie G.) Meyer, C.W. Mihills, Manly Miles, W.M. Millen, Charles Miller & Jospeh C. Sibley, Charles F. Mills, secretary of the American Association Live Stock Herd Book Secretaries in a letter to the American Arabian Horse Breeders' Association, Mrs. Anne C. Miner, W.H. Mink, Charles W. Mitchell, Francis B. Mitchell, J.W. Mitchell, George E. Molleson, John L. Moody, Moore & Company, Moore

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - Morgan to Murray 1883-1900

Correspondents include: George O. Morgan, Miss Midy Morgan, reporter for The New York Times , W.P. Morgan, C.E. Morrison, William J. Morrison, William H. Morrow, Philip S. Moxom, Moyses Brothers, L.S. Mulford, Milton Mundy, Munn & Company, T.H. Munson, Mrs. Louise A.B. Murray

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - L.B. Marcy of Losey & Marcy, Counselors at Law 1888-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

H.D. McKinney, secretary and treasurer of the Northwestern Association of Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders 1879-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - H.C. Merwin, Counsellor at Law and contributor to the Boston Post 1887-1893

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - George A. Moody 1888-1890

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - John P. Munn 1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - Mutual Life Insurance Company 1888-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - N to O 1876-1891

Correspondents include: Alexander Neave, G.W. Nelson, Peter Nelson, A.S. Newman, Rob D. North, F. O'Rourke, Joseph R. Oakden, Ira L. Otis

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - S.E. Olivier 1889-1891

3 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Correspondence - Harrison G. Otis 1885-1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 9

Correspondence - P 1881-1891

Correspondents include: L.D. Packer, secretary of the National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders, Allen B. Palmer, C.G. Palmer, L.W. Parker, E.B. Parsons, R.W. Pearce, James H. Pennell, T.A. Perrin, John G. Perry, William H. Peters, John H. Phillips, N.H. Piffard, J.S. Pierson, A.H. Plato, T.D. Plumb, Charles H. Plummers, John T. Prentiss, J.R. Prescott, M.L. Prescott, D.W. Prime

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 9

Correspondence - Simon W. Parlin of The American Cultivator , editor of American Horse Breeder , secretary of The New England Association of Trotting Horse Breeders 1886-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 9

Correspondence - Theodore Cuyler Patterson 1894-1902

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 9

Correspondence - Henry Peterson 1885-1890

2 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 9

Correspondence - J.E. Pierpont 1886-1887

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 9

Correspondence - James Potter 1884-1888

3 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - James Potter 1889-1892

3 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - Stewart L. Purdy 1884-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - R 1880-1891

Correspondents include: Miners Raplee, John T. Rapple, J.J. Redman, G.G. Reed, R. Richardson, D.C. Robbins, C.F. Roberts, W.A. Roberts, J.R. Robinson, George A. Roedes, L.J. Rose, J.J. Row, B.S. Runyan, H.P. Ruppell, William Rushmore, C.S. Russell, J.B. Russell, S. Russell

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - J.A.P. and Fanny N. Ramsdell 1893-1901

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - H.C.F. Randolph 1883-1888

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - John J. Riker 1900-1903

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - I.P. Roberts of Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station 1888-1889

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 10

Correspondence - Charles E. Rogers 1900-1901

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - S to Smedley 1885-1905

Correspondents include: J.H. Sanders Publishing Company re: The Breeder's Gazette , William H. Sargent, Samuel B. Schieffelin, E.H. Schley, A.R. Scott & Company of The Livingston Republican , Charles Scribner's Sons, J.W. Seabrook, S.H. Seamans, B.F. Sells, M.E. Servis, secretary and treasurer of The New York State Trotting Horse Breeders' Association, William H. Seward, George A. Shaw, E. Newlon Shepard, E.T. Sherman, R.R. Sinclair of Harper & Brothers' Editorial Rooms, William Sinnock, Jones Smedley

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - Smith to Stuyvesant 1883-1901

Correspondents include: Smith & Hulett, A.V. Smith, Asa Smith, C[...] B. Smith, C.W. Smith, Charles H. Smith, D.B. Smith, Elizur Smith, George E. Smith, Jacob M. Smith, Stephen W. Smith, William H. Smith, Will L. Smith, John Splan, H.S. Stafford, Senator Stanford, C.B. Stanley, J.B. Starmard(?), W.H. Stith, Wallace G. Stiles, William O. Stillman, Carl Stoeckel, R.J. Stukey of The Western Horseman , John R. Stuyvesant

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - Joseph Cairn Simpson, editor of Breeder and Sportsman 1884-1890

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - J. Adams Smith, U.S. Navy Pay Office, Department of Provisions and Clothing 1880-1889

2 folders

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - Smithsonian Institution, J.A. Turner, Librarian, Spencer F. Baird, Secretary 1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - John Gilmer Speed 1901

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - O.H. Stevens 1886-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - T 1886-1904

Correspondents include: S.J. Tallmadge, Emma Taylor, John G. Taylor, Samuel W. Taylor, Jr., editor and publisher of The Rider and Driver , Thomas Taylor, N.M. Terry, Edward M. Tesson, John Boyd Thacker, J. Gaillard Thomas, Allen W. Thomson, E.H. Thorp of The Middlebury Register , F.J. Thorpe, Louis Comfort Tiffany, E.M. Townsend, W.W. Tucker, Edward Tyler, William R. Tyler

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 11

Correspondence - William S. Taylor 1887-1888

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - B.W. Tinan 1890

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - John D. Tompkins 1886-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - Howard H. Tozer 1896-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - P. Traynor 1899-1900

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - Luther H. Tucker of Luther Tucker & Sons, editors and publishers of The Cultivator and Country Gentleman 1886-1908

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - U to V 1883-1900

Correspondents include: L.C. Underhill of Sportsman , W.J. Underwood, Union Publishing Company, L.S. Van Vliet, Frank Vanderbilt, John Vanderbilt, R. Vandeventer

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - Unidentified 1880 Dec 12

This Albany correspondent discusses the pedigrees of "Harry Clay" and "Clay Pilot."

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - John E. Van Etten 1885-1886

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - Nelson Varney 1891, 1902-1904

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence -W to Whyland 1881-1904

Correspondents include: B.C. Wakely, W.D. Walcott, S.P. Waldo, Charles C. Walker, W.A. Walker, George K. Ward, Riley Ward, J. Kearney Warren, Jr., R.W.G. Welling, Isaac S. Wells, L.A. Wendell, N. Wheeler, S.H. Wheeler, Thomas J. Wheeler, R.E. White, Willard White, John L. Whiton, A.E. Whyland

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 12

Correspondence - Wier to Wynkorp 1879-1904

Correspondents include: F.A. Wier, A.H. Willard, E.L. Williams, E.P. Williams, Henry Williams, Jr., I. Williams, J.D. Willis, D.G. Wilmarth, Charles Wilson, William H. Wilson, Joseph W. Wilstach, John E. Winans, William T. Withers, Jr., Lester Witherspoon, John J. Wise, C.W. Witters, B.B. Wood, Franc Ogilvy Wood, W.T. Wood, Woodard & Harbison, Miss L.E. Wooden, J.S. Woodhouse, E.L. Woodside, C.A. Woodward, D.M. Worley, T.S. Wynkorp

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Box 12

Correspondence - Fred C. Warren of George Warren & Sons, Laurel Hill Stock Farm 1889-1902

Includes pedigree and terms of service of "Black Henry," "King Morgan," "Artillery," and information on the trotting stallion "Billy Patterson" and "Fallis 4781".

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 13

Correspondence - Francis H. Weeks 1890-1893

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 13

Correspondence - P.B. West of Studio Stock Farm 1889-1891

Arranged alphabetically.

Box 13

Correspondence - Louis de V. Wilder 1903-1904

Includes information on his entertainer son, Marshall P. Wilder

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Box 13

Correspondence - X,Y, Z 1885

Includes: Q.M. Young, with information on "Clay Pilot" and "Captain Lewis"

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Box 13

Financial Papers 1833, 1879-1902

Arranged chronologically.

Box 13

News clippings re Horses 1905 Sep, n.d.

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Box 13

Pedigrees and Miscellaneous Material 1889 & 1892, n.d.

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Box 13

Reviews of History of Leopard and Linden, General Grant's Arabian Stallions by Randolph Huntington 1886-1887, n.d.

Arranged chronologically.