Box 42
Container
Contains 6 Results:
Diary, 1904
File — Box: 42, Folder: 1
Identifier: Subseries 5.1
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
The diaries here were written by three people: Leroy S. Carpenter, Michael J. Hogarty, and Sarah Carr Hogarty. The most extensive diaries are Leroy's, documenting 65 of his 84 years, though with some significant gaps. The longest gap is the 10-year period during which he moved to the Union Colony, established a home, got married and became a father. In general, his diaries cover daily life of farm activities, weather reports, and church attendance. The five years of M. J. Hogarty's diaries...
Dates:
1904
Diary, 1905
File — Box: 42, Folder: 2
Identifier: Subseries 5.1
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
The diaries here were written by three people: Leroy S. Carpenter, Michael J. Hogarty, and Sarah Carr Hogarty. The most extensive diaries are Leroy's, documenting 65 of his 84 years, though with some significant gaps. The longest gap is the 10-year period during which he moved to the Union Colony, established a home, got married and became a father. In general, his diaries cover daily life of farm activities, weather reports, and church attendance. The five years of M. J. Hogarty's diaries...
Dates:
1905
Diary, 1906, 1907
File — Box: 42, Folder: 3
Identifier: Subseries 5.1
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
The diaries here were written by three people: Leroy S. Carpenter, Michael J. Hogarty, and Sarah Carr Hogarty. The most extensive diaries are Leroy's, documenting 65 of his 84 years, though with some significant gaps. The longest gap is the 10-year period during which he moved to the Union Colony, established a home, got married and became a father. In general, his diaries cover daily life of farm activities, weather reports, and church attendance. The five years of M. J. Hogarty's diaries...
Dates:
1906, 1907
Diary, 1908, 1909
File — Box: 42, Folder: 4
Identifier: Subseries 5.1
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
The diaries here were written by three people: Leroy S. Carpenter, Michael J. Hogarty, and Sarah Carr Hogarty. The most extensive diaries are Leroy's, documenting 65 of his 84 years, though with some significant gaps. The longest gap is the 10-year period during which he moved to the Union Colony, established a home, got married and became a father. In general, his diaries cover daily life of farm activities, weather reports, and church attendance. The five years of M. J. Hogarty's diaries...
Dates:
1908, 1909
Diary, 1911, 1912
File — Box: 42, Folder: 5
Identifier: Subseries 5.1
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
The diaries here were written by three people: Leroy S. Carpenter, Michael J. Hogarty, and Sarah Carr Hogarty. The most extensive diaries are Leroy's, documenting 65 of his 84 years, though with some significant gaps. The longest gap is the 10-year period during which he moved to the Union Colony, established a home, got married and became a father. In general, his diaries cover daily life of farm activities, weather reports, and church attendance. The five years of M. J. Hogarty's diaries...
Dates:
1911, 1912
Diary -- items removed, 1904-1912
File — Box: 42, Folder: 6
Identifier: Subseries 5.1
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
The diaries here were written by three people: Leroy S. Carpenter, Michael J. Hogarty, and Sarah Carr Hogarty. The most extensive diaries are Leroy's, documenting 65 of his 84 years, though with some significant gaps. The longest gap is the 10-year period during which he moved to the Union Colony, established a home, got married and became a father. In general, his diaries cover daily life of farm activities, weather reports, and church attendance. The five years of M. J. Hogarty's diaries...
Dates:
1904-1912