Dodd family

Family papers of Dr. Hiempsal S. Dodd of Marion County, Ark by Hiempsal S Dodd( )

in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide

Includes biographical information on Dr. H.S. Dodd and material from the family Bible; Dodd's business ledger books (1860-1867); personal correspondence (1856-1895); business papers (1857-1905); and miscellaneous material; material from the trunk of Dodd's wife, Catherine Neal Dodd (b. ca. 1832); papers of the couple's son, David H. "Neal" Dodd (b. ca. 1856); correspondence (1857-1883) from various Dodd family members; photographs; and other material

Davey/Dodd families : by Davey family( )

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Indentures, deeds, and correspondence pertaining to the Davey/Dodd families of Bloomfield, New Jersey. Includes scrapbook of poetry and pocket diaries (1856,1859)

Dodd family papers by Dodd family( )

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Business records kept by generations of the Dodd family of Boston, Mass., 1769-1839. Includes deeds, wills, estate inventories and other personal legal documents kept by William Dodd; bills of lading, ship insurance papers, account balances, receipts, and other business records of merchants William, Benjamin, and George Dodd; and correspondence with Horace Barnard who managed a branch of the family business in Charleston, S.C. Includes documents related to the ships Nancy, Friendship, and Flying Fish, and imports such as sugar and coffee from Havana and other locations. Also, school records of Benjamin Dodd while attending the North Boston Monitorial School in 1828

David Owen Dodd collection by David Owen Dodd( )

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This collection contains, among other things, Civil War letters of the Dodd family, materials relating to the trial of David O. Dodd, and published and unpublished materials relating to Dodd and his family

Papers by Dodd Family( )

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Items include 23 items of correspondence to and from members of the Dodd Family, 15 sermons, 1 collected speech, 1 abolitionist pamphlet, 3 clippings, 4 photocopies on 2 sheets including 2 photographs, 1 pass, 1 oath of loyalty. Most of the correspondence is from Helen and is available in the collection in photocopy format. Other correspondents are Rev. John Dodd and his wife. The family was living in Arcade, New York in 1862, the date of the earliest letter. Helen joined the AMA teaching staff in schools for freedmen in 1863 and taught in Virginia and North Carolina schools. Other letters from her and her father are in the American Missionary Association Archives. Topics include anti-slavery sentiments; civilian life in Virginia during the Civil War; attitudes of the populace toward General Butler and his troops; toward the teachers of blacks; and about the eagerness of former slaves to obtain education

Dodd family by Dodd (Family)( )

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Papers of Keith Howard Lugano Dodd, land agent and former member of the R.A.A.F. comprising diary, correspondence, sketches of aircraft crashes, memorabilia relating to Dodd's experiences as a P.O.W. in 1945