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Amelie (Rives) Troubetzkoy Collection

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Collection 1887

Amelie Riveswrites from " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginia, to "My dear Mrs. Rollins," on June 9, 1887, in answer to her kind letter saying that she appreciates Rollins' interest and desire to see her, and that she would be glad to call on her when in New York. She mentions that Mr. [Henry Mills] Aldenwould take pleasure in letting her see Rives' "Story of Aenon."

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Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Collection 1887

Amelie Riveswrites from " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginia, to "My dear Mrs. Rollins," on June 9, 1887, in answer to her kind letter saying that she appreciates Rollins' interest and desire to see her, and that she would be glad to call on her when in New York. She mentions that Mr. [Henry Mills] Aldenwould take pleasure in letting her see Rives' "Story of Aenon."

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Collection 1888

One letter, April 5, 1888, from Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy, " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginia, to "My dear Mr. Hall," referring to her ill health, saying that she is glad he liked her "poor Virginia" ( Virginia of Virginia, 1888 ?), and sending her autograph and best wishes.

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Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Collection 1888

One letter, April 5, 1888, from Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy, " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginia, to "My dear Mr. Hall," referring to her ill health, saying that she is glad he liked her "poor Virginia" ( Virginia of Virginia, 1888 ?), and sending her autograph and best wishes.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Collection 1901-1902

There are two letters, 1901 and 1902, from Amelie Rives Troubetzkoyof " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginiato "My dear Mr. Young." In her letter of April 18, 1901, New York, she comments that she would be delighted to have a book by Mr. [Richard] LeGallienne, either selected by Mr. Young or preferred by the author. Her letter of May 15, 1902, "Castle Hill," refers to an invitation to Brook Lodgeand the prospects of a delightful trip in 'a very comfortable yacht down the Mississippi. '

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Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Collection 1901-1902

There are two letters, 1901 and 1902, from Amelie Rives Troubetzkoyof " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginiato "My dear Mr. Young." In her letter of April 18, 1901, New York, she comments that she would be delighted to have a book by Mr. [Richard] LeGallienne, either selected by Mr. Young or preferred by the author. Her letter of May 15, 1902, "Castle Hill," refers to an invitation to Brook Lodgeand the prospects of a delightful trip in 'a very comfortable yacht down the Mississippi. '

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Page and Coleman Families Correspondence 1833-1898

This collection consists of sixty-four letters, 1833, 1850, and 1868-1898, chiefly the personal correspondence of the Pageand Colemanfamilies of Albemarle County, Virginia, most with transcriptions by Nancy Morris. Many letters are accompanied by genealogical or other explanatory notes supplied by Anne Page Brydon. The transcriptions have been filed with their corresponding letter.

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Page and Coleman Families Correspondence 1833-1898

Anne Page Brydon

This collection consists of sixty-four letters, 1833, 1850, and 1868-1898, chiefly the personal correspondence of the Pageand Colemanfamilies of Albemarle County, Virginia, most with transcriptions by Nancy Morris. Many letters are accompanied by genealogical or other explanatory notes supplied by Anne Page Brydon. The transcriptions have been filed with their corresponding letter.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Rives Family Papers ca. 1832-1882

This collection consists of ca. 130 letters, ca. 1832-1882, chiefly correspondence among members of the Rives familyof " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginia. The main correspondents are William Cabell Rives(1793-1868), Judith Page Walker Rives(1802-1882), William Cabell Rives, Jr.(1825-1889), and Amelie Louise Rives Sigourney(1832-1873); other correspondents include Francis Robert Rives(1822-1891), Alfred Landon Rives(1830-1903), Ella Rives(1834-1892), John Reuben Thompson(1823-1873), and Fitzedward Hall(1825-1901).

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Rives Family Papers ca. 1832-1882

Laurens H. Rhinelander

This collection consists of ca. 130 letters, ca. 1832-1882, chiefly correspondence among members of the Rives familyof " Castle Hill, " Cobham, Virginia. The main correspondents are William Cabell Rives(1793-1868), Judith Page Walker Rives(1802-1882), William Cabell Rives, Jr.(1825-1889), and Amelie Louise Rives Sigourney(1832-1873); other correspondents include Francis Robert Rives(1822-1891), Alfred Landon Rives(1830-1903), Ella Rives(1834-1892), John Reuben Thompson(1823-1873), and Fitzedward Hall(1825-1901).

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