Guide to the Cecily Brownstone Papers
ca. 1940-2002
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Descriptive Summary
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Creator: |
Brownstone, Cecily. |
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Title: |
Cecily Brownstone Papers
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Dates: |
ca. 1940-2002 |
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Abstract: |
Cecily Brownstone was the Associated Press food editor for nearly forty years, as well as the author of Cecily Brownstone's
Associated Press Cookbook (Associated Press, 1972). Brownstone amassed a comprehensive collection of materials relating to American cookery, including
cookbooks, pamphlets, postcards, menus, recipe boxes, and more.
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Quantity: |
55 linear feet in 35 boxes. |
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Call Phrase: |
MSS 134 |
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Biographical Note
Cecily Brownstone was born in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, Canada, in 1909, and grew up in Winnipeg, the fourth of five sisters.
She attended the University of Manitoba and came to New York City to pursue her studies and to work. She lived in Greenwich
Village, appropriately enough in a brownstone house, in a duplex apartment that included a spectacular test kitchen, and that
housed her large cookbook collection.
Cecily Brownstone was The Associated Press Food Editor from 1947 to 1986 -- for thirty-nine years. During that time she was the most widely published of syndicated
food writers. The five recipe columns and two food features she wrote for the A.P. each week appeared in papers all over
the United States, in addition to a number of other countries.
Earlier in her career as a journalist, Brownstone was the Food Editor of Parent's Magazine, and the Child Care Editor of Family Circle magazine. She also wrote a book for children, All Kinds of Mothers, illustrated by her niece, the artist Miriam Brofsky Kley.
Brownstone was also a consultant to Carl Sontheimer, president of Cuisinart, a physicist, entrepreneur, and founder of the
food processor industry in America. With Sontheimer, Brownstone edited the highly regarded magazine, Pleasures of Cooking, and wrote Classic Cakes and Other Great Cuisinart Desserts (Hearst Books, 1994). She earlier wrote Cecily Brownstone's Associated Press Cookbook (A.P., 1972).
Cecily Brownstone was a close friend and confident of James Beard and The Joy of Cooking authors, Irma Rombauer and Marion
Rombauer Becker, and other noted cookbook and food writers. She and Beard telephoned each other almost daily, at 8 a.m.,
and their friendship is mentioned in two recent biographies of Beard. Brownstone's collection includes 93 letters and postcards
from Irma Rombauer, and about 45 of Marion Becker's letters. During the last five years of Becker's life she phoned Brownstone
for an hour every weekend; they were close friends, and Brownstone is mentioned often in Anne Mendelson's recent biography
of Irma Rombauer and her daughter. Brownstone's collection includes signed, inscribed copies of almost every edition of The Joy of Cooking, sent to her first by Irma Rombauer, and later by Marion Becker.
Brownstone's personal papers and cookbook collection is the unique expression of her personal interest in and encyclopedic
knowledge of American culinary history and cookbooks, and her career in the food field.
The Joy of Cooking author Irma Rombauer called Cecily Brownstone "wonder child (and wonder woman)."
New York Times food columnist Molly O'Neil called Brownstone one of the "cornerstones of authentic cooking in New York."
On Brownstone's retirement, former New York Times Food Editor Jane Nickerson wrote: "Of syndicated food writers, she's been the most widely read." Nickerson added: Brownstone's
recipes were always "unusual, appetizing, and accurate down to the last one-eighth of a teaspoon of salt." Brownstone's "success
derived, in my view, from her sensitivity to readers' tastes and her insistence that recipes give high, appealing results."
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Scope and Content Note
The Cecily Brownstone Papers are a diverse collection of materials, including: correspondence, press releases, photographs,
publicity, articles and recipes authored by Brownstone, general food-related articles and recipes authored by others, calendars,
notes, manuscript recipe books, photocopied cookbooks, bibliographical inventories, a menu collection, a postcard collection,
a recipe box collection, a pamphlet collection, and videotapes relating to the food industry.
Series Description
Series I: Author Files
Series II: Articles and Recipes
Series III: Personal Files
Series IV: Brownstone's Notes
Series V: Manuscript Recipe Books
Series VI: Photocopied Cookbooks
Series VII: Bibliographical Inventories
Subseries A: Index Card File
Series VIII: Menu Collection
Series IX: Postcard Collection
Series X: Ephemera
Series XI: Video recordings
Series XII: Recipe Box Collection
Series XIII: Pamphlet Collection
Subseries A: Miscellaneous Printed Material
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Arrangement
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The Cecily Brownstone Papers are organized into thirteen series. Within these series, files are arranged both alphabetically
by subject/author heading and chronologically depending on the nature of the series. Descriptions are at the folder level.
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Related Material at Fales Library and Special Collections
Fales Food and Cookery Collection
The Les Dames d'Escoffier New York Archive, 1976-2002 Return to top
Separated Material
The Cecily Brownstone Papers were largely culled from within Brownstone's larger library of American cookery. Brownstone's
library has been catalogued separately from the personal papers. A related name search in Bobcat under "Cecily Brownstone"
will retrieve records for the entire library, consisting of over 8400 titles.
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Restrictions
Access Restrictions
Open to researchers without restrictions. Appointments are necessary for the use of manuscript and archival materials.
Use Restrictions
Collection use is subject to all copyright laws. Permission to
publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of Fales Library and Special Collections. For more information,
contact
Fales Library and Special Collections Elmer Holmes Bobst Library 70 Washington Square South New York, NY 10012Phone: (212) 998-2596 Fax: (212) 995-3835 Email: fales.library@nyu.edu
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Access Points
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Subject Names: |
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Beard, James |
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Becker, Marion |
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Child, Julia |
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Rombauer, Irma |
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Sontheimer, Carl |
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Subject Organizations: |
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Family Circle |
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Les Dames d'Escoffier |
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Parent's Magazine |
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The Associated Press |
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Subject Topics: |
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Cookery, American--History--20th century |
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Culinary Industry |
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Dinners and Dining--New York |
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Dinners and Dining--United States--History |
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Gastronomy |
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Menus |
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Subject Places: |
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New York, New York |
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Document Types: |
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Books |
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Buttons |
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Calendars |
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Clippings |
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Correspondence |
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Flyers |
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Index card boxes |
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Menus |
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Pamphlets |
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Personal Notes |
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Photographs |
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Postcards |
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Recipe index cards |
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Videotapes |
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Other Names: |
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Cuisinart |
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The Joy of Cooking |
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Administrative Information
Provenance
The Cecily Brownstone Papers were purchased by Fales Library in 2002 from Cecily Brownstone.
Preferred Citation
Published citations should take the following form:
Identification of item, date (if known); The Cecily Brownstone Papers; MSS 134; box number; folder number; Fales Library and
Special Collections, New York University Libraries.
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Container List
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
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Scope and Content:
Author files arranged alphabetically.
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1 |
Acton, Eliza |
undated |
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2 |
Adams, Charlotte |
undated |
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3 |
Adams, Harriet |
undated |
| 1
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4 |
Adolph, Phila |
undated |
| 1
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5 |
Aileen, Paul |
undated |
| 1
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6 |
Albright, Nancy |
undated |
| 1
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7 |
Alda, Robert and Flora |
undated |
| 1
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8 |
Allen, Ida Baily |
undated |
| 1
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9 |
Allen, Jana and Margaret Gin |
undated |
| 1
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10 |
Allison, Sonia |
undated |
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11 |
Anderson, Jess |
undated |
| 1
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12 |
Angier, Bradford |
undated |
| 1
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13 |
Aresty, Ester |
undated |
| 1
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14 |
Arkin, Frieda |
undated |
| 1
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15 |
Armitage, Merle |
undated |
| 1
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16 |
Arsdale, May |
undated |
| 1
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17 |
Arum, Nancy |
undated |
| 1
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18 |
Asquith, Pamella |
undated |
| 1
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19 |
Atiyeh, Wadeeha |
undated |
| 1
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20 |
Atkins, Robert |
undated |
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21 |
Atlanta Music Club |
undated |
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22 |
Atlas, Nava |
undated |
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23 |
Attali, Michel |
undated |
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24 |
Aurell, Walter |
undated |
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25 |
Axler, Bruce |
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26 |
Ayto, John |
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27 |
Bacon, Josephine |
undated |
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28 |
Bailey, Lee |
undated |
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29 |
Bailey, Pearl |
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30 |
Baner, Helen and Roberta Logerman |
undated |
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31 |
Barber, Edith |
undated |
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32 |
Barbour, Beverly |
undated |
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33 |
Barkas, Janet |
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34 |
Barron's |
undated |
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35 |
Bateman, Ruth |
undated |
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36 |
Batist, Bessie |
undated |
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37 |
Baum, Ruth and Hilary |
undated |
| 1
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38 |
Bear, John and Marina |
undated |
| 1
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39 |
Beard, James |
undated |
| 1
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40 |
Beard, James (photographs) |
undated |
| 1
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41 |
James Beard Foundation |
undated |
| 1
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42 |
Beatrice Foods Co. |
undated |
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43 |
Becker, Gail |
undated |
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44 |
Becker, Marion [Becker family] |
undated |
| 1
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45 |
Beecher, Catherine |
undated |
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46 |
Beecher, Henry Ward |
undated |
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47 |
Beer, Gretel |
undated |
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48 |
Beeton, Isabella |
undated |
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49 |
Beinert, Frederica |
undated |
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50 |
Bell, Judith |
undated |
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51 |
Bell, Mille |
undated |
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52 |
Bellin, Mildred |
undated |
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53 |
Benet, Jane |
undated |
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54 |
Bennett, Iva and Martha Simon |
undated |
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Bennett, Victor |
undated |
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56 |
Benoit, Jehane |
undated |
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Beranbaum, Rose |
undated |
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58 |
Berg, Gertrude |
undated |
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59 |
Bergerson, Victor [Trader Vic] |
undated |
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60 |
Berglund, Berndt and Clare Bolsby |
undated |
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61 |
Berkoff, Nancy |
undated |
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62 |
Bernachon, Jean-Jacques |
undated |
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63 |
Bernal, Arthur |
undated |
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64 |
Better Homes and Gardens |
undated |
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65 |
Bingham, Joan |
undated |
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66 |
Bishop, Jack |
undated |
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67 |
Blackwood, Frances |
undated |
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68 |
Blakely, Linda |
undated |
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69 |
Blanch, Lesley |
undated |
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70 |
Blank, Ruth |
undated |
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71 |
Blohm, Hannelore and H.D. Cremer |
undated |
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72 |
Blount, Allison |
undated |
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73 |
Bon Appétit |
undated |
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74 |
Bond, Carolyn |
undated |
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75 |
Booker, Emma |
undated |
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76 |
Boorman, Sylvia |
undated |
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77 |
Booth, George |
undated |
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78 |
Bothwell, Jean |
undated |
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79 |
Bouterin, Antoine |
undated |
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80 |
Bowser, Pearl and Joan Eckstein |
undated |
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81 |
Bracken, Peg |
undated |
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82 |
Bradshaw, George |
undated |
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83 |
Braider, Carol |
undated |
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84 |
Brassel, Helen |
undated |
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85 |
Braué, John |
undated |
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86 |
Brennan, Dick and Ella |
undated |
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87 |
Brenner, Eleanor |
undated |
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88 |
Brenner, Leslie |
undated |
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89 |
Bride's Magazine |
undated |
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90 |
Briggs, Richard |
undated |
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91 |
Brown, Ed |
undated |
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92 |
Brown, Gene et al. |
undated |
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93 |
Brown, Helen Evans |
undated |
| 1
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94 |
Brown, Philip |
undated |
| 1
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95 |
Brown, Stephen |
undated |
| 1
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96 |
Brunner, Edward |
undated |
| 1
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97 |
Bruyere, Toni and Sidney Robey |
undated |
| 1
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98 |
Bryan, Lettice |
undated |
| 1
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99 |
Buckley, Peter |
undated |
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100 |
Bullock, Helen |
undated |
| 1
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101 |
Bullwinkel, Madeleine |
undated |
| 1
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102 |
Bunnelle, Hasse |
undated |
| 1
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103 |
Burgess, Claudia |
undated |
| 1
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104 |
Burrows, Fredrika |
undated |
| 1
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105 |
Burrows, Lois and Laura Myers |
undated |
| 1
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106 |
Burt, Elinor |
undated |
| 1
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107 |
Burum, Linda |
undated |
| 1
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108 |
Burwash, Peter |
undated |
| 1
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109 |
Butler, Cleora |
undated |
| 1
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110 |
Cagle, William |
undated |
| 1
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111 |
Calingaert, Efrem and Jacquelyn Serwer |
undated |
| 1
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112 |
Callen, Anna |
undated |
| 1
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113 |
Callvert, Isabel |
undated |
| 1
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114 |
Campbell Soup Co. |
undated |
| 1
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115 |
Campbell, Thora |
undated |
| 1
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116 |
Candler, Teresa |
undated |
| 1
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117 |
Cannon, Poppy |
undated |
| 1
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118 |
Cannon, Trudy |
undated |
| 1
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119 |
Cantwell, Mary |
undated |
| 1
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120 |
Capsouto, Jacques |
undated |
| 1
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121 |
Carlisle, Helen |
undated |
| 1
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122 |
Carmack, Robert and Gino Cofacci |
undated |
| 1
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123 |
Carper, Jean |
undated |
| 1
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124 |
Carrier, Robert |
undated |
| 1
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125 |
Carson, Gerald |
undated |
| 1
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126 |
Carter, Susannah |
undated |
| 1
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127 |
Caruba, Rebecca |
undated |
| 1
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128 |
Cary, Elisabeth and Annie Jones |
undated |
| 1
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129 |
Cavin, Ruth |
undated |
| 1
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130 |
Celli, Elisa |
undated |
| 1
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131 |
Chalmers, Irena |
undated |
| 1
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132 |
Chamberlain, Samuel |
undated |
| 1
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133 |
Chambers, Mary |
undated |
| 1
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134 |
Chappellet, Molly |
undated |
| 1
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135 |
Charpentier, Henri |
undated |
| 1
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136 |
Chase, Alvin |
undated |
| 1
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137 |
Chase, Emily |
undated |
| 1
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138 |
Chase, Ilka |
undated |
| 1
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139 |
Chen, Helen |
undated |
| 1
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140 |
Chen, Yung-chi Chao |
undated |
| 1
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141 |
Chesman, Andrea |
undated |
| 1
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142 |
Child, Julia and Paul |
undated |
| 1
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143 |
Child, Lydia Maria |
undated |
| 1
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144 |
Chilton Book Company |
undated |
| 1
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145 |
Chioffi, Nancy and Gretchen Mead |
undated |
| 1
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146 |
Choate, Judith |
undated |
| 1
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147 |
Chocolatier |
undated |
| 1
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148 |
Chu, Grace |
undated |
| 1
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149 |
Church, Ruth Ellen |
undated |
| 1
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150 |
Churchill, Arabella |
undated |
| 1
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151 |
Claiborne, Craig |
undated |
| 1
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152 |
Clarke, Oz |
undated |
| 1
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153 |
Clayton, Bernard |
undated |
| 1
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154 |
Clements Library, University of Michigan |
undated |
| 1
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155 |
Clifford, William |
undated |
| 1
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156 |
Clifton, Claire |
undated |
| 1
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157 |
Coco Palms |
undated |
| 1
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158 |
Cole, Sally |
undated |
| 1
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159 |
Coleman, Arthur |
undated |
| 1
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160 |
Collier, Carole |
undated |
| 1
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161 |
Colwin, Laurie |
undated |
| 1
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162 |
Conason, Emil and Ella Person |
undated |
| 1
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163 |
Conway, Madeleine and Nancy Kirk |
undated |
| 1
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164 |
Conwell, Barbara |
undated |
| 1
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165 |
Cook, Joan |
undated |
| 1
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166 |
Cook, Margaret |
undated |
| 1
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167 |
Coon, Nelson |
undated |
| 1
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168 |
Cooperative Extension Service, Washington State University |
undated |
| 1
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169 |
Corbitt, Helen |
undated |
| 1
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170 |
Corlin, Judith |
undated |
| 1
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171 |
Corson, Juliet |
undated |
| 1
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172 |
Cosman, Madeleine |
undated |
| 1
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173 |
Craig, Elizabeth |
undated |
| 1
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174 |
Crawford, Frances |
undated |
| 1
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175 |
Crawford, Patricia |
undated |
| 1
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176 |
Creel, Henry |
undated |
| 1
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177 |
Crenshaw, Mary Ann |
undated |
| 1
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178 |
Crocker, Betty |
undated |
| 1
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179 |
Croly, Jane |
undated |
| 1
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180 |
Crosse, Victor |
undated |
| 1
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181 |
Cuisinarts [Southeimer, Carl] |
undated |
| 1
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182 |
Cutler, Carol |
undated |
| 1
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183 |
Czarnecki, Joseph |
undated |
| 1
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184 |
D'Ermo, Dominique |
undated |
| 1
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185 |
Dallas, E.S. |
undated |
| 1
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186 |
Dalsass, Diana |
undated |
| 1
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187 |
Damerell, Edna |
undated |
| 1
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188 |
Darack, Arthur et al |
undated |
| 1
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189 |
David, Elizabeth |
undated |
| 1
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190 |
Davids, Kenneth |
undated |
| 1
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191 |
Davidson, Alan and Jane |
undated |
| 1
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192 |
Davidson, Diane |
undated |
| 1
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193 |
Davis, Helen Ayers |
undated |
| 1
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194 |
Dawson, Tony |
undated |
| 1
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195 |
De Groot, Katherine |
undated |
| 1
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196 |
De Groot, Roy |
undated |
| 1
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197 |
De Gros, J.H. |
undated |
| 1
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198 |
De Guoy, Louis |
undated |
| 1
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199 |
De Knight, Freda |
undated |
| 1
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200 |
De Plantina, Bartholomaius |
undated |
| 1
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201 |
De Wolfe, Elsie |
undated |
| 1
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202 |
Deacon, Richard |
undated |
| 1
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203 |
Deane, Martha |
undated |
| 1
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204 |
DeBolt, Margaret |
undated |
| 1
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205 |
Cy DeCosse Incorporated |
undated |
| 1
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206 |
Deighton, Len |
undated |
| 1
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207 |
Delmonico, John and Peter |
undated |
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Folder |
Title |
Date |
| 2
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208 |
Deutsch, Ronald |
undated |
| 2
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209 |
Dick, Erma |
undated |
| 2
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210 |
DiLauro, Nelda |
undated |
| 2
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211 |
Dillin, John |
undated |
| 2
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212 |
Dollaghan, Helen |
undated |
| 2
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213 |
Dorn, Frank |
undated |
| 2
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214 |
Downes, Muriel |
undated |
| 2
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215 |
Doxat, John |
undated |
| 2
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216 |
Dragonwagon, Cresent |
undated |
| 2
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217 |
Drew, Edwin |
undated |
| 2
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218 |
Dreyfus, Michel |
undated |
| 2
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219 |
Dribin, Lois and Susan Ivankovich |
undated |
| 2
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220 |
Duijker, Hubrecht |
undated |
| 2
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221 |
Dull, Henrietta |
undated |
| 2
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222 |
Dumas, Alexandre |
undated |
| 2
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223 |
[Duncan], Rea |
undated |
| 2
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224 |
Duperret, Jean-Yves |
undated |
| 2
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225 |
Dupree, Nathalie |
undated |
| 2
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226 |
Duquette, Susan |
undated |
| 2
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227 |
Durkee, Jean |
undated |
| 2
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228 |
Duson, Will |
undated |
| 2
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229 |
Dyer, Ceil |
undated |
| 2
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230 |
Eastman, Margaret |
undated |
| 2
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231 |
Echols, Barbara |
undated |
| 2
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232 |
Egerton, March |
undated |
| 2
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233 |
Elisofon, Eliot |
undated |
| 2
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234 |
Elkon, Juliette |
undated |
| 2
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235 |
Elliot, Sharon |
undated |
| 2
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236 |
Emerling, Carol and Eugene Jonckers |
undated |
| 2
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237 |
Emery, Carla |
undated |
| 2
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238 |
Ensrud, Barbara |
undated |
| 2
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239 |
Ephron, Nora |
undated |
| 2
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240 |
Eschelman, Ruthe and Mary Winston |
undated |
| 2
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241 |
Escoffier, Auguste |
undated |
| 2
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242 |
Estragon, Vladimir |
undated |
| 2
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243 |
Evans, Michele |
undated |
| 2
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244 |
Fadiman, Clifton |
undated |
| 2
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245 |
Farmer, Fannie |
undated |
| 2
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246 |
Farmington |
undated |
| 2
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247 |
Feezor, Betty |
undated |
| 2
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248 |
Feig, Barbara |
undated |
| 2
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249 |
Ferber, Edna |
undated |
| 2
|
250 |
Fern, Fanny |
undated |
| 2
|
251 |
Fernald, Merritt and Alfred Kinsey |
undated |
| 2
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252 |
Fielding, Daphne |
undated |
| 2
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253 |
Fields, Alonzo |
undated |
| 2
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254 |
Fillin, Lucille |
undated |
| 2
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255 |
Finsand, Mary |
undated |
| 2
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256 |
Firnstahl, Timothy |
undated |
| 2
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257 |
Fisher, Abby |
undated |
| 2
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258 |
Fisher, M.K.F. |
undated |
| 2
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259 |
Fitzgerald, Mollie |
undated |
| 2
|
260 |
Fleming, Diana |
undated |
| 2
|
261 |
Fletcher, Mattie Bell |
undated |
| 2
|
262 |
Flores, Ana Gloria |
undated |
| 2
|
263 |
Fougner, G. Selmer |
undated |
| 2
|
264 |
Fowler, Halstead |
undated |
| 2
|
265 |
Fox, Helen |
undated |
| 2
|
266 |
Frampton, Mary |
undated |
| 2
|
267 |
Francatelli, Charles |
undated |
| 2
|
268 |
Francescani, Maureen |
undated |
| 2
|
269 |
Franey, Pierre |
undated |
| 2
|
270 |
Frank, Dorothy |
undated |
| 2
|
271 |
Frazier, Claude |
undated |
| 2
|
272 |
Frederick, J. George |
undated |
| 2
|
273 |
Frucht, Phyllis et al |
undated |
| 2
|
274 |
Furman, Bess |
undated |
| 2
|
275 |
Fussell, Betty |
undated |
| 2
|
276 |
Gaskins, Ruth |
undated |
| 2
|
277 |
Gault, Henri |
undated |
| 2
|
278 |
Gelink, Barbara |
undated |
| 2
|
279 |
George, Jean |
undated |
| 2
|
280 |
George, Phyllis and Bill Adler |
undated |
| 2
|
281 |
Gerras, Charles |
undated |
| 2
|
282 |
Gerson, Sylvia and Mildred Covert |
undated |
| 2
|
283 |
Gewanter, Vera and Dorothy Parker |
undated |
| 2
|
284 |
Gibbons, Barbara |
undated |
| 2
|
285 |
Gibbons, Euell |
undated |
| 2
|
286 |
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