Accession

Accession	Location	Name and Date
80-2190	Lincoln Family Papers	Enoch Lincoln. To "the Gentlemen, the Select-Men of Hingham." Ca. 1774. LS, 1 p. Re: writes about the method of supplying the Continental Army with hay; mentions George Washington.
80-1445	Lincoln Family Papers	[Sarah French] [Springfield, Ill.] To "My dear Willard" [Amos Willard French] Sept. 6, [1866] ALS, 4 pp. (1 pc.) Re: writes of the visits by Mr. McClernand to Lincoln's Tomb, and discusses Mrs. Lincoln and Tad. Mentions both Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Wallace.
80-1443	Lincoln Family Papers	Mrs. L[incoln]. To Mr. W. Jan. 9, 1867. ALS, 2 pp. Re: writes that she was visited with a "serious affliction" within the last few days, and that she is disobeying her doctor in writing to him. Writes that she and her son remember the gardeners "so kindly."
80-1444	Lincoln Family Papers	Mary Lincoln. Cronberg. To Mrs. Orne. Sept. 10, 1869. ALS. Re: discusses a conversation regarding "Murphy," and says it's best not to mention his name to Col. Forney. Mentions a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Glazier, and philosophizes about politics.
98-01	Lincoln Family Papers	Autograph of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. July, 1874.
80-1447	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. War Department, Washington. To Charles J. Folger. Oct. 23, 1883. ALS, 1 p. Re: he is replying to a request for a set of official postage stamps, and writes that he is enclosing them "herewith."
Tarbell biography of Lincoln, v. 2	The Life of Abraham Lincoln / Ida M. Tarbell.	Leonard Swett. Chicago. To Hon. Robert Lincoln, Secy. of War, Washington, D.C. Feb. 11, 1884. Typewritten. LS, 2 pp. Re: that Judge Drummond "is about to send in his resignation," and further recommends Judge Blodgett be promoted to fill the vacancy.
98-0019	Lincoln Family Papers	A. Lincoln. Essay about James Fenimore Cooper, written by the grandson of Abraham Lincoln. Re: the novels and writings of James Fenimore Cooper. Handwritten, signed, 1 p. Nov. 16, 1886.
80-1448	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. Chicago. To "My dear Watriman." Apr. 18, 1889. ALS, 3 pp. (1 pc.) Re: writes to say that he "would be glad to oblige you in the matter you suggest …"
80-1715;80-1716;80-2939;80-2944	Lincoln Family Papers	Checks written during Aug. 1890-Dec. 1934. 10 items.
80-1471	Lincoln Family Papers	R[obert] T. L[incoln]. Lake Shore Drive. To [Hon. Edward S. Isham]. Jan. 1, 1900. ALS, 1 p., envelope. Re: note stating that "here is the signature you wish."
80-1472	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. Chicago. To John W. Starr, Jr., Esq. Millersburg, Pennsylvania. Nov. 8, 1910. Typewritten, LS, 1 p. Re: writes that he has always "been careful to refrain from making any expressions concerning my father for publication."
80-1473	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. Manchester, Vermont. To Daniel Breck, Esq. St. Louis, Mo. Aug. 5, 1911.Typewritten, LS, 1 p. Re:discusses the situation of Miss Margaret Ann Todd, in St. Louis, and requests further information concerning her circumstances.
80-1474	Lincoln Family Papers	Envelope addressed to Golfer's Magazine. Apr. 22, 1915. Addressed by Robert T. Lincoln.
80-1475	Record Group Material--c.f. Lincoln Family Papers	Telegram from Robert Todd Lincoln. To F.A. Seiberling, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Lincoln Memorial University. Feb. 12, [1917]. Photocopy of original. Re: declines an invitation to the twentieth anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial University.
80-1476	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. Hildene. Manchester, Vermont. Oct. 7, 1917. To Messrs. Shake & Kimmell.Vincennes, Indiana. . Re: writes that he appreciates "the terms of your letter …," and asks to be excused from appearing in a case as a witness. Typewritten.
80-1478	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. Manchester, Vermont. To Charles T. White, Esq. Department of Taxes and Assessments, Municipal Building, New York. Oct. 19, 1917.Typewritten, LS, 2 pp., envelope. Re: discusses White's published letter about the Barnard statue.
80-1479	Lincoln Family Papers	Robert T. Lincoln. Washington, D.C. To Mr. Howard. St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 1, 1921. Typewritten, LS. Re: thanks him for sending Dr. John Wesley Hill's book about his father, and further discusses the public regard "in which my father's memory is held."
80-1377	Record Group Material	Robert T. Lincoln. Washington, D.C. To Dr. John Wesley Hill. Washington, D.C. LS, 1 p. Re: declines the acceptance of an invitation to be present at a luncheon to be given by the Trustees of Lincoln Memorial University on Feb. 12, 1925 at the New Willard Hotel.
80-1340	Lincoln Family Papers	John Armstrong. To "My dear Mary" [Mary Lincoln], n.d. ALS, 1 p. Re: requests a copy of Gen. Montgomery's letter from her, and mentions a M. Ward.