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Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Jesse Macy - miscellaneous papers
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
War Dept. transfer order, Nov. 26, 1864. Paid off mortgage to Jasper County property, Oct. 28, 1887. Appreciation of Iowa College trustees upon Macy’s retirement, [n.d.] Will and codicil, 1910 and 1918 Paper of appreciation signed by his class, Jan. 31, 1908. Chart of English history in colors, [n.d.] Visitor’s passes to Senate and House of Rep., etc., 1903-1906. Invitation to Knife-and-Fork Club (Kansas City) honoring Macy and James Bryce, April 20, 1910.
Jesse Macy letters - letters of tribute, A-I
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Jesse Macy letters received from Katharine Macy Noyes
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Katharine Macy (Dunlap, Ia.) to Macy (Grinnell), July 2, 1906. Woodrow Wilson (Princeton, N.J.) to Macy (Grinnell), Dec. 5, 1910. Macy (Venice, Italy) to R.E. Sears (Hotel Bristol, Houston, Texas), Feb. 23, 1913. O. F. Emerson (Painesville, Ohio) to Macy (Grinnell), July 14, 1913. Part of a page, Robert Kerr (Grinnell) to Macy, [n.d.], 1914. Mary Clark McCornack (Sioux City, Ia.) in response to Macy’s article “Make the Vote for Woman Suffrage Unanimous” (also included), April 18, 1916. F. I. Herriott (Des Moines, Ia.) to Macy (Grinnell), May 20, 1916. O. F. Emerson (Cleveland, Ohio) to Macy (Grinnell), Dec. 27, 1916. O. F. Emerson (Cleveland, Ohio) to Macy (Grinnell), Jan. 21, 1917. Louis F. Post (Washington, D.C.) to Macy, Feb., 27, 1917. Stephen G. Barnes (Burlington, Vermont) to Macy, Sept. 15, 1919. C. Cestre (Paris, France) to Macy (Grinnell), Dec. 13, 1919.
Jesse Macy letters recieved from Katharine Macy Noyes (1963)
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Note from Bryce to Macy, Mar. 26, 187-. Smith Robinson to Macy, Mar. 26, 187-. Invitation to tea from Bryce, Mar. 26, 187-. Smith Robinson, “Hunt Buffalo,” ca. 1878 Macy and Maude L. Macy (Grinnell) to sister Kate, Jan. 24, 1876. Smith Robinson (Vinton Ia.) to Macy, Aug. 13, 1877. Postcard from Smith Robinson (Vinton, Ia.) to Macy, Aug. 20, 1877. Smith Robinson (Vinton, Ia.) to Macy, Oct., 1877. Smith Robinson (Santee Agency, Neb.) to Macy, Nov. 1, 1877. Postcard from Perry Engle (Newton, Ia.) to Macy, Apr. 22, 1878. Sage and Robinson (Newton, Ia.) to Macy, July 11, 1878. Smith Robinson (Santee Agency, Neb.) to Dr. G.F. Magoun, Mar. 1, 1878. John Farwell (Chicago, Ill.) to Macy, Feb. 14, 1879. T.S. Goodwin (Port Richmond, N.Y.) to Macy, Mar. 22, 1879. T.S. Goodwin (Port Richmond, N.Y.) to Macy, Apr. 21, 1879. T.S. Goodwin (Port Richmond, N.Y.) to Macy (Grinnell), May 21, 1879. Maude Macy (Battle Creek, Mich.) to Macy, May 23, 1883. Frank Zelinsky (Forestburg, Dakota Territory) to Macy, Sept. 1883. T.H. Sherman, sec. To Mr. Blaine (Augusta, Maine) to Macy, July 19, 1884. Macy (Stratford-on-Avon, England) to “Friends at home,” Nov. 16, 1887. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott (Philadelphia),Oct. 31, 1897. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott (Des Moines, Ia.) Oct. 13, 1898
Jesse Macy - diary from December 17, 1864 to March 6, 1865
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Macy’s diary (Savannah Georgia). 16 pgs. (holograph and hand-written transcription), Dec. 17, 1864-Mar. 6, 1865.
Jesse Macy's letters to F.I. Herriott
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott (Philadelphia, Pa.) Oct. 14, 1894. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott, Nov. 19, 1901. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott, April 22, 1902. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott, Feb. 18, 1903. Macy (644 B Str., S. E. Washington, D. C.) to F. I. Herriott (Des Moines, Ia.) Jan. 10, 1904. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott, Nov. 11, 1905. Macy (Grinnell) to F. I. Herriott, Nov. 14, 1908.
Letters to Macy form Macmillan and Bryce; letters to Mrs. Macy from Bryce
Part of Jesse Macy Papers 1876-1919
Frederick Macmillan (London) to Macy, with letter from Sir Frederick Pollock to Frederick Macmillan about Macy’s book enclosed, May 1896. James Bryce (London) to Mrs. Jesse Macy, Feb. 1891. James Bryce (Washington D. C.) to Macy, 1908 and 1910.