Huttig, Annie Musser 1862-1919
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Annie Musser Huttig
Laura Jane Musser and family papers by Laura Jane Musser(
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Correspondence and subject files; biographical materials; wills; financial records; newspaper clippings; diaries, scrapbooks, and other volumes; school records; and related materials documenting the careers and interests of lifelong Little Falls (Minn.) resident Laura Jane Musser, her parents lumberman and Weyerhaeuser partner Richard Drew and Sarah Walker Musser, her sisters Alice and Mary, and related families. There are also a few records of the Pine Tree Lumber Company and its successor, the Pine Tree Manufacturing Company
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Correspondence and subject files; biographical materials; wills; financial records; newspaper clippings; diaries, scrapbooks, and other volumes; school records; and related materials documenting the careers and interests of lifelong Little Falls (Minn.) resident Laura Jane Musser, her parents lumberman and Weyerhaeuser partner Richard Drew and Sarah Walker Musser, her sisters Alice and Mary, and related families. There are also a few records of the Pine Tree Lumber Company and its successor, the Pine Tree Manufacturing Company
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