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Sophia Dana Hazen Stoddard letter to Justin Perkins

Stoddard, Sophia D., 1820-1891

S. D. Stoddard letter to Justin Perkins in which Stoddard acknowledges receipt of Perkins' letter and says that she hastens to return its enclosure. She writes that she will be happy to oblige Mrs. Perkins in any way whenever she returns.

Sophia Dana Hazen Stoddard letter to Justin Perkins
John C. Taylor letter to Justin Perkins, 1867 December 22

Taylor, John C., -1880

John C. Taylor letter to "Uncle Justin" Perkins in which Taylor writes regarding the death of his sister-in-law Augusta J. Woodworth Purple. He writes about her husband Mr. Purple and also shares updates on other relatives of Perkins, including Albert, his wife Jennie, father Woodworth, George and his family in Chicopee, and John Perkins and his family. He mentions that Aunt Mead has written to Perkins on the subject as well.

John C. Taylor letter to Justin Perkins, 1867 December 22
Henry Albert Schauffler letter to Justin Perkins, 1862 August 18

Schauffler, Henry Albert, 1837-1905

Henry A. Schauffler letter to Justin Perkins in which Schauffler writes about Miss Fisk (Fiske) whom he recently saw at South Hadley. He also notes that they talked much of Perkins and his deep affliction. He mentions Miss Lyman. Schauffler goes on to write about attending the ordination of Mr. Haskell who is going as a missionary to European Turkey. He asks that Perkins give his parents enclosed pictures of him and Mr. and Mrs. Merriam. The enclosure no longer accompanies this item.

Henry Albert Schauffler letter to Justin Perkins, 1862 August 18
Samuel Giles Buckingham letter to Justin Perkins, 1860 July 5

Buckingham, Samuel G. (Samuel Giles), 1812-1898

S.G. Buckingham letter to Justin Perkins in which Buckingham asks Perkins to pass the Sabbath after next with them (presumably South Church of Springfield, Massachusetts). He says that they are about to take up their annual collection for missions and it would help if Perkins could be there.

Samuel Giles Buckingham letter to Justin Perkins, 1860 July 5
Julia Perkins Mead letter to Justin Perkins, 1867 December 21

Mead, Julia Perkins, 1803-1881

J.P. (Julia Perkins) Mead letter to her brother Justin Perkins in which she writes regarding the death of "Our Dear Augusta," presumably their niece Augusta J. Woodworth Purple. Mead discusses Augusta's illness, the grief of her husband Mr. Purple (William R. Purple), and Mead's attempted journey to the funeral. She asks Perkins to write to Mr. Purple.

Julia Perkins Mead letter to Justin Perkins, 1867 December 21
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 November

Morse, Nathan R., 1831-1897

Volume 4 Number 2 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 4 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Benjamin Henry Abbott, Thomas Gordon Grassie, William Dodge Herrick, John Webster Dodge, and Denis Wortman, Jr.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 November
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1857 February

Morse, Nathan R., 1831-1897

Volume 4 Number 3 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 4 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Benjamin Henry Abbott, Thomas Gordon Grassie, William Dodge Herrick, John Webster Dodge, and Denis Wortman, Jr.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1857 February
The Amherst College magazine, 1862 January

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 4 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, and William Binney.

The Amherst College magazine, 1862 January
The Amherst College magazine, 1862 June

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 9 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, William Binney, and Isaac Horton Maynard. The index to Volume 9 is included in this issue.

The Amherst College magazine, 1862 June
The Amherst College magazine, 1862 May

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 8 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, William Binney, and Isaac Horton Maynard.

The Amherst College magazine, 1862 May
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 March

Amherst College

Volume 3 Number 4 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 3 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Edward Payson Goodwin, Thomas Peverly Herrick, Franklin Burroughs Norton, William Hayes Ward, and George Wakeman Wheeler.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 March
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1857 June

Morse, Nathan R., 1831-1897

Volume 4 Number 7 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 4 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Benjamin Henry Abbott, Thomas Gordon Grassie, William Dodge Herrick, John Webster Dodge, and Denis Wortman, Jr.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1857 June
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 June

Amherst College

Volume 3 Number 7 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 3 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Edward Payson Goodwin, Thomas Peverly Herrick, Franklin Burroughs Norton, William Hayes Ward, and George Wakeman Wheeler.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 June
The Amherst College magazine, 1861 November

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 3 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, and William J. Binney.

The Amherst College magazine, 1861 November
The Amherst College magazine, 1861 September

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 1 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, William Binney, and Isaac Horton Maynard.

The Amherst College magazine, 1861 September
The Amherst College magazine, 1862 April

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 7 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, William Binney, and Isaac Horton Maynard.

The Amherst College magazine, 1862 April
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 May

Amherst College

Volume 3 Number 6 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 3 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Edward Payson Goodwin, Thomas Peverly Herrick, Franklin Burroughs Norton, William Hayes Ward, and George Wakeman Wheeler.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 May
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 October

Morse, Nathan R., 1831-1897

Volume 4 Number 1 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 4 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Benjamin Henry Abbott, Thomas Gordon Grassie, William Dodge Herrick, John Webster Dodge, and Denis Wortman, Jr.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1856 October
The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1857 May

Morse, Nathan R., 1831-1897

Volume 4 Number 6 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of Volume 4 of The Amherst Collegiate Magazine were Benjamin Henry Abbott, Thomas Gordon Grassie, William Dodge Herrick, John Webster Dodge, and Denis Wortman, Jr.

The Amherst collegiate magazine, 1857 May
The Amherst College magazine, 1862 March

Amherst College

Volume 9 Number 6 of The Amherst College Magazine. The magazine was a student-run literary journal that ran from October 1853-June 1862. It was published on a monthly basis during the academic terms, with some exceptions. Since the inception of the magazine, there were numerous title changes: The Amherst Collegiate Magazine (October 1853-August 1857); The Ichnolite (October 1857-July 1861); and The Amherst College Magazine (September 1861-June 1862). Throughout its run, the magazine remained a literary publication with entries in a variety of forms including essays, reviews, literary sketches, short stories, letters, poetry, editorials, and notices of current college-related events. Translations, musical scores, play scripts, drawings, and humorous entries were also occasionally included in issues. The editors of this issue of The Amherst College Magazine were Charles Humphreys Sweetser, Truman Tomson, George Gardner Phipps, and William Binney.

The Amherst College magazine, 1862 March