Collection: Francis P. Lee Papers, 1727/1930 / Level: File

Start Over Collection Francis P. Lee Papers, 1727/1930 Level File

Charles C. Gaskell to "cousin" [Sarah A. C. Lee], 1859 Box 3, Folder 18

Scope and Contents These letters are largely concerned with business affairs which Gaskell managed for Lee.

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Charles C. Gaskell to "cousin" [Sarah A. C. Lee], 1860/1861 Box 3, Folder 22

Scope and Contents 9 items These letters largely concern business affairs which Gaskell managed for Lee.

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Charles C. Gaskell to "cousin" [Sarah Ann Cooper Lee] Box 3, Folder 29

7 items. Concerns business affairs managed by Gaskell.

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Charles C. Gaskell to Richard W. Howell, 1857 Box 3, Folder 16

Scope and Contents Discusses Cooper family legal problems and encloses sketch of the facts of the case.

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Charles C. Gaskell to Sarah A. C. Lee, 1854 Box 3, Folder 10

Scope and Contents 8 items These letters are largely concerned with financial matters which Gaskell managed for Lee.

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Charles C. Gaskell to Sarah A. C. Lee, 1855 Box 3, Folder 13

Scope and Contents 7 items These letters are largely concerned with financial matters which Gaskell managed for Lee.

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Charles C. Gaskell to Sarah A. C. Lee, 1856 Box 3, Folder 14

Scope and Contents These letters are largely concerned with financial matters which Gaskell handled for Lee.

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Charles C. Gaskell to Sarah A. C. Lee, 1857 Box 3, Folder 15

Scope and Contents 9 items These letters are largely concerned with financial matters which Gaskell handled for Lee.

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Charles C. Gaskell to Sarah A. C. Lee, 1858 Box 3, Folder 17

Scope and Contents 7 items These letters are largely concerned with financial matters which Gaskell handled for Lee.

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Charles Gaskell, Rose Cottage, to Sarah Ann Cooper Lee, Camden, South Carolina, 1843 Box 1, Folder 94

Scope and Contents Has had trouble collecting money on land sale [McKean County, Pennsylvania]; sympathy on death of her child.

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