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Start Over Collection Flora Adams Darling papers, 1862/1908, bulk 1890/1908

Miscellaneous, 1895 Box 6, Folder 22

Address book listing members of the Daughters of the Revolution (1895). The Prison Ship Martyrs(1895) by Charles E. West, LL. D., a pamphlet on the Americans held prisoner on ships after the British capture of Long Island. Printed programs, ballots, circulars, concerning the general Society and the New York State Society of the Daughters of the Revolution.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Flora Adams Darling papers, 1862/1908, bulk 1890/1908
  3. Series 2: Daughters of the Revolution, 1891/1908

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