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George Frisbie Hoar papers
Papers of George Frisbie Hoar, lawyer and U.S. congressman of Worcester, Mass., consisting of correspondence and family papers (1799-1904); speeches (1870-1903) and other writings, including notes concerning the anti-slavery movement, Wendell Phillips, Ebenezer R. and Samuel Hoar, and J.Q. Adams; genealogical material; legal and financial papers; Clark University papers; papers of Lucy Miller, Mary Hoar, Mary Louisa (Spurr) Hoar and Ruth A. Miller Hoar; diaries; and 36 scrapbooks. Included are diaries of George F. Hoar, 1859-1903, and Dollie M. Kendall, 1851-1859. Also, copies of letters and G.F. Hoar's research and genealogical notes on Roger Sherman and the Sherman family to whom the Hoar family was related.
- "Papers of George Frisbie Hoar, lawyer and U.S. congressman of Worcester, Mass., consisting of correspondence and family papers (1799-1904); speeches (1870-1903) and other writings, including notes concerning the anti-slavery movement, Wendell Phillips, Ebenezer R. and Samuel Hoar, and J.Q. Adams; genealogical material; legal and financial papers; Clark University papers; papers of Lucy Miller, Mary Hoar, Mary Louisa (Spurr) Hoar and Ruth A. Miller Hoar; diaries; and 36 scrapbooks. Included are diaries of George F. Hoar, 1859-1903, and Dollie M. Kendall, 1851-1859. Also, copies of letters and G.F. Hoar's research and genealogical notes on Roger Sherman and the Sherman family to whom the Hoar family was related."@en
- "The Rockwood Hoar papers were removed from the George F. Hoar papers in Dec. 2000. See description of the Rockwood Hoar papers for more information."@en
- "George Frisbie Hoar papers"@en