portrait index to northampton photographs (106 page pdf)

Portrait Index to Northampton Photographs

Name Description Notes Call #/Location

Abbott, Edwin K., 1874-

1943

Bank officer. Forbes

Library Treasurer, 1922-

29

see also: Wish-Ton-

Wish Canoe Club, NO

1.8W757

-NO BOX 10C

-NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

NO 9Ab21

Abbott, [Prof.] H.V.,

1865-1929

Smith College Professor NO 9Ab21

Abbott, [Capt.] Hubbard

M.

NO 9Ab21

Abbott, Willie BOX NO 3B

Adams, A.S. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Adams, [Mr.] C. NO BOX 7B

Adams, Christopher Building Inspector, 1939 NO 2N812

Adams, Mrs. Florence

B., (and daughter-Jane?)

Negative: NOn35-183

Adams, Walter H. Northampton physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Addis, Albert E. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Addis, James NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Ahearn, Charles B. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Ahearn, Patrick, 1844-

1922

Undertaker. Father of

Thos. Farrell Ahearn

NO 9Ah31

Ahearn, Thomas Farrell

1870-

Undertaker, Ahearn’s

funeral home

see also: Group Portraits

(Soldiers/Veterans), NO

BOX 10A, Folder 1

-Quarter Millennial,

1904 (Floats, portraits),

NO BOX 6B

NO 9Ah31

Alden, Harold W. Dentist. Negative: NOn38-418

Alden, Mrs. Verna [Mrs.

Harold W. Alden]

NO BOX 3A

Aldrich, H.M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Allaire, A.J. HOn35-4

Allaire, Ernest Haydenville Series of

photographs: Allaire

Barber shop built by

father; photo-1988

HY 12

Allaire, Maise See: Stafford, Maise

Allaire

Allen, Andrew See: Vernon St. School

NO 2V598

Allen, Mrs. Charlotte

(Clark)

See: Saunders, Mrs.

Charlotte (Clark)

Allen, Clara C. NO BOX 7B

Allen, Edward A. NO 9AL53

Allen, Elwood Buhl,

1911-1983

Collector of Calvin

Coolidge memorabilia

FO Box 1B, Folder 9

see also: FO Box 5, Folder

6

Allen, Ethan, 1738-1789 Vt. patriot. Once worked

in lead mines here

clipping-statue NO BOX 10D, Folder 1

Allen, Flora BOX NO 3B

Allen, Frances AL Allen Sisters

Allen, George NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Allen, J.C. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Allen, James F., 1851- Pastor, Florence

Methodist Church,

1884-

NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Allen, Dr. John C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Allen, John W. BOX NO 7B

Allen, Mary AL Allen Sisters

Allen, William d.1891.

Judge

NO 9Al53

see also: FE 19, 20

Allis, J.L. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Allis, Robert NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Alstrom, Fred S. Member, Springfield

Orchestral club, 1890


Alviani, Doric Organist and choir

director, Edwards’

Church

see: Forbes Library –

Director & Staff (1950-)

FO Box 5

Ames, Earl BOX NO 3B

Ames, [Mrs.] Gladys F.

Hosford [Mrs. John H.

Ames]

see: Hosford, Gladys F.

Andrews, Ruth BOX NO 3B

Andre, Jesse A.G. Lawyer. Mayor, 1928-

29

see also: Port. with

Grace Coolidge NO

9C777

NO 9An25

see also: NO BOX 10A,

Folder 2, Folder 4, Folder

5

Andrews, W.J. Hon35-7

Andrus, Charles NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Anslow, Miss Gladys Smith College faculty NO BOX 10D, Folder 29

“La Argentina” c. 1890-

1936 (real name:

Antonia Mercé)

Argentine dancer clipping

see also: Marcé, Antonia

NO BOX 10D, Folder 2

Armstrong, James N., Jr. Pastor, Edwards Church,

1928-31

NO 9Ar57

Arnold, Ann NO BOX 3A

Arnold, Clarence H. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

and Folder 2

Arnold, Elbert L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Arnold, Evea Silhouette NO 9Ar64

Arnold, [Rev.] Smith Silhouette NO 9Ar64

Arnold, William F. Began business in 1839 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Ashwanden, Mrs.

Catherine “Cassie”

[Mrs. Joseph

Ashwanden]

NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Atkins, Arlene see: Edward, Arlene

Atkins

Atkins, H.R. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Atkins, James D. Civil War veteran.

Florence resident

NO 9At52

see also: NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

August, S. Ward 4 Alderman, 1939 NO 2N812

Ayres, Agnes NO BOX 7B

Babb, Thomas Earle

1840-

Presbyterian clergyman;

res. Victor, N.Y.

see: Amherst College,

Class of 1865, 1921

reunion AM 12

Babbitt, John H. BOX NO 3B

Babbitt, Mrs. L.H. NO BOX 7B

Babbitt, [Miss] Lelia NO BOX 7B

Babcock, Marietta NO BOX 3B

Bachand, Homer NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Backwell, Grace NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Bader, E.C. see: Clark, E.C. Hon35-8

Bailey, Grace see: Bement, Grace

Bailey

NO BOX 3B

Bailey, Mrs. Mary P. NO BOX 10D, Folder 32

Bailey, Raymond BOX NO 3B

Bailey, Sidney A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Bailey, Mrs. Sidney A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Bailey, William A., -

1918

Fire Chief, -1892.

President, 3 County

Agricultural Society,

1903-1906

NO 9B151

see also: BOX NO 7B

Baird, Mrs. Cora M.

[Mrs. Ernest W. Baird]


Baker, George BOX NO 3B

Baldwin, Ralph Lyman,

1872-1943

Musician NO 9B19

Baldyga, Stanley HOn35-9

Blaise, E.R. HOn35-10

Ball, [Dr.] ___ c1906 NO BOX 1

Ball, [Miss] C. NO BOX 7B

Bancroft, George, -1891 NO 9B22

Banister, Edwin H., -

1920

Hampshire Couny

Treasurer, 1898-1920

NO 9B2255

Banks, James NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Barber, Alfred W. Patrolman, Troop B,

State Police Patrol.

Veteran of WWI

NO 9B233

Barber, Frank

(Northampton)

in group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898

NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Barbour, F.E. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Bardwell, [Mr.]___ an actor? Negative: NOn35-382

Bardwell, Arthur C. NO 1.24N12i

Bardwell, Ella BOX NO 3B

Bardwell, William R. -

1936

Civil War Veteran see: Snow, Edwin M.

see also: Noble, Arthur

B.

NO 9B23


Folder 1

Baribault, E.S. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Baribault, Edward in group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898


Barnes, Martin L. NO 9B26

Barnes, [Rev.] William

H., 1852-1936

Rector, St. John’s

Episcipal Church, -1919

NO 9B26

Barnett, Henry E., -1933 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Barrangon, Emil Vaudevillian and Opera

performer

NO BOX 9B27

Barrett, Alice see also: Heeran, [Mrs.]

Alice Barrett

BOX NO 3B

Barrett, [Dr.] Benjamin,

-1869

physician, began

practice here in 1823

NO 9B275


Folder 5

Barrett, Jennie Nowell Member of the South

Church Choir, 1875, in

Springfield


Barrett, [Rev.] S. Allen Florence clergyman NO 9B275

Barrett, William NO 2L517

Barrie, Sir James

Matthew, 1860-1937

British playwright &

novelist. Visited

Northampton during

honeymoon, 1894

NO 9C112

see also: NO BOX, Folder

3

Barrus, George L. see: Goshen sesqui-

centennial celebration

(GO 15, 17)

Negative: NOn35-313

Barrus, Hiram NO 9B2795

Barrus, John Jr. see: Goshen sesqui-

centennial celebration GO

5

Barry, Michael E., -1889 Priest, St. Mary’s

Church, 1872-1889


Barry, William R. Superintendent of

schools

NO 9B2798

see also: NO 2N812 and

NO 1.24N812i

Bartlett, Alvah L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Bartlett, Priscilla see: Hill, Priscilla Bartlett

Bartley, Carrie NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Barton, Myron S. NO 9B28

Bassett, Mrs. Jessie L.

[Mrs. John Spencer

Bassett]

Negative: NOn35-198,

199, 340

Bassett, Moses NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Bassett, [Judge] William

G., -1923

Judge, Probate Court NO 9B294

Bates, Edith NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Bates, Hattie see also: Coon, Hattie

Bates


Bates, Hattie Wright

[Mrs. John Bates]

see: Wright, Hattie

Bates, Isaac Chapman, -

1845

President, 3 County

Agricultural Soc., 1820-

30, 40-41. U.S. Senator,

1841-1845

NO 9B318

see also: NO BOX 10C

Bates, John E., -1907 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Bates, Martha Henshaw,

-1881 [Mrs. Isaac

Chapman Bates]

NO 9B318

Baucus, William I., -

1936

City Engineer NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Baxter, Harlan W. NO BOX 3A and 3B

Baxter, Ruth NO BOX 3A

Beals, Mrs. Helen NO BOX 7B

Beals, Joseph see: Goshen sesqui-

centennial celebration GO7

Bean, George H. Journalist. Probation

Officer, Superior Court.

Auctioneer

NO BOX 3A

see also: NO BOX 3A

Beastall, Mrs. Ruth A.

(Edwards) [Mrs. Harold

Y. Beastall]

see also: Edwards, Ruth

A.


Beattie, M.J. HOn35-11

[Maj.] Beckmann HOn35-13

Beckmann, Mr. & Mrs.

__

father and mother of

Louis Beckmann

Negative: NOn35-386

Beckmann, Albert G. Veteran, WWI. Sheriff.

Confectioner

NO 9B389

see also: NO BOX 7A; NO

BOX 10A, Folder 2; NO

BOX 10 B, Folder 5 & 6a

Beckmann, Carl see: Beckmann, Albert

G. NO 9B389


Beckmann, H.G. HOn35-12

Beckwith, H.E. HOn35-14

Beddow, J.W. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Beekman, Robert L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Belanger, Ernest c1919 with

Northampton’s first

ambulance

see: X355 NO 1.51C

Belden, [Dr.] Albert M.,

-1912

BOX NO 7B

Belden, Clarence

Eugene

Resident of the

Bradstreet section of

Hatfield. In the

wholesale produce

business

NO 9B41

Belden, Mr. & Mrs. G.

of Hatfield

Negative: NOn35-396-400

Belden, Rowena BOX NO 7B

Belden, Ruth NO 2V598

Belding, Alvah N., -

1925


Belding, David W. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Belding, Hiram H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Belding, Milo M., -1917 Involved with brothers

in Belding Bros. Silk

Manufg.


Belknap, Carrie Attended school, old

Northampton High

School, (Center St.),

1856

see: Northampton High

School (Center St.) NO

2N812c

Bell, Reuben, -1914 Hamp. Co. Sheriff NO 9B413

Beloin, Jennette see: Vernon St. School

Student, c1914 NO 2V598

Belville, A.M. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Belville, George NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Bement, Mrs. Grace

Bailey [Mrs. Frederick

W. Bement]

see: Bailey, Grace

Benjamin, [Mrs.]___ NO 9B438

Bennett, [Mrs.]___, of

Holyoke

Negative: NOn35-366

Bennett, Harry c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Bentley, R.H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Bergan, Margaret BOX NO 3B

Berger, Lewis W. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Bernier, H. see: Kelly, H.J. HOn35-76

Berry, Mr.___ c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Berry-Bates, Florence c1919 with


ambulance

see: X355 NO 1.51C

Berube, Victor NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Best, [Rev. Dr.] Ernest

M

President, Springfield

College, 1937

clipping NO 9B46

Best, John L., -1922 Journalist NO 9B46

Bicknell, Alice see also: Maynard, Mrs.

Alice Bicknell

BOX NO 3B

Bicknell, Chandler Novelty shop owner “The Sage of West

Chesterfield” Taken

1921

see also: The Nutshell

Variety Shop, W.

Chesterfield

WC 6-7

Bicknell, Harry

Emerson, 1870-1947

Shoe store operator.

Mayor, 1922-23

NO 9B47


Folder 1 & 6a

Bigelow, Edmund Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Bigelow, Jane NO BOX 7B

Bigelow, Mary W.

Porter [Mrs. George H.

Bigelow]

see also: Porter, Mary

W.

NO BOX 7B

Billings, [Miss] A. Negative: NOn35-326

Billings, Henry P., -

1891

Register of Deeds NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Bingley, Edwin NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Bingley, Mrs. Martha E.

[Mrs. Edwin Bingley]


Bisaillon, Blaise Forbes Library Director FO Box 5, Folders 7, 6, &

4

Bisbee, Charles Allen Hampshire County

Commissioner, of

Chesterfield


see also: NO 1.24N812i

Bisbie, Henry A. NO 9B54

Bishop, H.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Bishop, James Lord,

1843-1924

Lawyer. Res. N.Y. City see: Amherst College,

Class of 1865, 1921

reunion AM 12

Bitler, [Rev.] Thomas

Bruce, -1934

Pastor, First Church of

Christ, Congregational,

1930-1934

see also: Childs’ Park

NO 5.4C436

-NO BOX 10B, Folder

6a

NO 9B546

Black, Raymond NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Blanchet, Anna BOX NO 3B

Blanchet, Earl BOX NO 3B

Blanchette, L.R. HOn35-15

Blinn, William NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Bliss, Alfred T., -1919 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Bliss, Charles NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Bliss, George BOX NO 3B

Bliss, George “of Philadelphia” clipping NO BOX 10D, Folder 4

Bliss, George P., -1896 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Bliss, Homer C. Bank officer. Mayor,

1930-33. Forbes Library

Trustee, 1936-39

see also: Hayes, Rose

M.

Field, Henry P.

BOX NO 9

NO 9B618

Blodgett, A.G. Ware physician, c1901 NO BOX 1

Blodgett, Benjamin C., -

1925

Professor of Music,

Smith College


Bodman, Clara P. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Bodman, Luther, -1887 NO 9B63


Folder 5

Bodman, Mrs. Luther NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Bohnak, Joseph NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Boland, Dorothy D.

Parsons [Mr. John E.

Boland]

see also: Parsons,

Dorothy D.

NO BOX 3B

Boland, George BOX NO 3B

Boland, James P. Lawyer. Mayor, 1934-

35

NO 9B638

Bombard, J. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Bond, Daniel W., -1911 Judge. Florence resident. NO 9B64


Folder 5

Bond, Henry H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Bonneville, [Dr.]___ c1906 NO BOX 1

Bonney, Franklin, 1822-

1907

Physician of Hadley NO 9B643

Bottum, Samuel A., In the lumber business. NO 9B659

1816-1901 Civil War veteran.

Florence resident.


Folder 5

Boudway, J.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Boulais, T.J. Resident of So. Hadley,

Arcadia Wildlife Sanct.

Trustee.

see: Arcadia Wildlife

Sanctuary NO 5.4A21

Bouthilette, E.A. see: Smith, P.D. HOn35-16

Boyle, John F., 1907-

1985

High Sheriff, Hampshire

County, 1963-85

NO 9B697

Boyle, John Paul President, Pro-phy-lac-

tic Bruch Co., 1928-

NO 9B697

Boynton, Ralph E. Treasurer, Hampshire

Co. Trust Co. Forbes


22

NO 9B7115

Bradley, Mrs. Margaret

Azilla Carter [Mrs.

Oliver B. Bradley]

Negative: NOn35-325

Bradley, Oliver B. Bank officer. NO 9B72

Brainard, [Mrs.] Ilma

Schadee [Mrs. Norman

A. Brainard]

see: Schadee, Ilma

Brainerd, Ossian E. see: Elm St. NO 5.2E61

Braman, L. HOn35-17

Braman, Lewis NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Branch, Robert M., -

1923


Brandle, Frank A. Druggist NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Brandt, [Mrs.] Caroline

[Mrs. Eduard Brandt]

Regent, D.A.R. FO Box 5, Folder 6

Brass, Wesley S., -1898 NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Brass, Westley, S.

(Westfield)


Am. War 1898


Brasseau, Bucky NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Breaker, Mrs. John C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Breaker, [Rev.] John C. Pastor, First Baptist

Church, 1899-1912

NO 9B74


Folder 1a

Bresnahan,

Bartholomew

Police Chief, 1926 NO 9B754


Folder 4; NO 1.15R, FE 1

Bresnahan, Thomas BOX NO 3B

Brewster, Anna

Gertrude

Dau. Of Charles

Brewster. Teacher.

Forbes Library Trustee,

1924-57

see also: Cummings,

[Rev. Dr.] Thomas F.

NO 9C912

Stevens, Walter L.

NO 9B758

Plummer, Frederic W.

Warner, Joseph Jr.

Miller, Robert J.

Brewster, C.R. see: Wish-Ton-Wish

Canoe Club, NO 1.8W757

Brewster, Jonathan NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Brewster, Mary K. sister of Anna Gertrude

Brewster

BOX NO 7B

Bridgeman, [Miss]___

[Mrs. Charles Lamson]

see also: Lamson, Mrs.

Charles

NO 9B763

Bridgeman, F.P. HOn35-18

Bridgman, Annie C., -

1936

NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Bridgman, Edward NO 9B763

Bridgman, Fred Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

see: Northampton High

School (Center St.) NO

2N812c

Bridgman, Howard A., -

1929

NO 9B763

Bridgman, J.C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Bridgman, John see: Cub Scout Pack 209,

Westhampton, May 1970,


Bridgman, Marion P.

[Mrs. Sidney E.

Bridgman]


Bridgman, Sidney E.,

1827-1906

Book seller and

publisher, began 1844

NO 9B763


Folder 5 & 6b

Briggs, [Gov.]___ Governor of Mass., (in

1884)

NO 9B768

Briscoll, George D., -

1920


Britt, A.S. HOn35-19

Britt, G.F. HOn35-20

Brockway, Fred W. NO 9B78

Brodie, Helen Chilson see: Chilson, Helen

Brooks, Levi, Jr., -1929 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Brooks, Levi, Sr., 1824-

1902

Civil War, Co. A, 27th

MA Vols.

negative from an

original photo – Trustees

Room – Civil War Vets.

Negative: Xn12-454

Brown, E.G. BOX NO 7B

Brown, Edward W.,

1871-1935

Physician, of

Northampton

NO 9B812


Folder 4

NO BOX 1

Brown, Harry S. BOX NO 3B

Brown, Jeremiah Mayor, 1889-90 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Brown, Mrs. Louise A.

[Mrs. Irving T. Brown]


Brown, [Prof.] Mary M. Of the French Dept.,

Smith College,

welcomed Murie Curie,

1921


Brown, Mrs. Pearl F.

[Mrs. Lorimer H.

Brown]


Brown, Perry F., -1935 Postmaster, 1915- NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Brownell, Hiram Hampshire County

Commissioner, from

Northampton

NO 9B819


Browning, Franklin J. NO 9B82

Brush, [Mr.] W. NO BOX 7B

Bryan, Clark W. Editor, Good

Housekeeping

see: Gere, Henry S. NO

9G314

Bryant, [Mr. and Mrs.]

Patrick

Residents of Hinsdale,

MA, and W.

Chesterfield, MA

see also: Chesterfield,

CH1

West Chesterfield, WC9

NO 9B841

Bryant, [Mr. and Mrs.]

Patrick

see: [Patrick] Bryant

House, West Chesterfield

Bryant, Sarah Snell Mother of William

Cullen Bryant

Negative: NOn38-433

Buckingham, Herbert C. Minister NO 9B856

Buckman, George NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Buckner, George S., -

1916

NO 9B8575

Burckes, Rev. Jas. H. see: Conwell, Memorial

Exercises, So. Worthington

SW 3-5

Burgess, Eleanore BOX NO 3B

Burke, J.L. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Burke, John J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Burleigh, Charles C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Burns, Thomas F., 1864-

1937

City messenger and City

Hall custodian

NO 9B93


Folder 5

Burr, George A., -1881 Founder, Florence

Manufacturing Co.

NO 9B94

Burr, Clement F. see: Conwell Memorial


SW 3-5

Burr, Mary see: Glen Grove Wildlife

Sanctuary, Worthington

WO 2

Burt, Electa Cudworth

[Mrs. Alvin Burt]

see: Cudworth, Electa

Burt, Jairus F., 1839-

1920

Easthampton farmer.

President, 3 County


1900-1903

NO 9B95

Burton, Rev. Marion Le

Roy, 1874-1925

Theologian. President,

Smith College, 1910-

1917

NO 9B953

see also : NO BOX 7B;

NO BOX 10C; NO BOX

10D, Folder 13 & 32

Burton, Mrs. Marion

Leroy

NO BOX 7B

Butcher, [Mrs.]

Elizabeth

Librarian, Brookline,

MA. President, Mass.

Library Assn.


Buteau, John M. Superintendent of

Schools. Forbes Library

Trustee, 1958-71

see also: Mann, Edward

T.; Kelley, Lawrence E.;

Olson, Kenneth G.;

Marcellus, Kate; Gilbert,

Joan; Galick, Mrs. Geol

J.; Murphy, John F. Jr.;

Sullivan, Richard L.;

Moriarty, Robert F

NO 9B9725

Butler, A.B. (Aubrey) Florist NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

see also: NO 1.21B97

Butler, Jonathan Hunt, -

1878

Began business in 1828.

Book seller and printer.

Bank officer; County

Treasurer

NO 9B976


Folder 5; NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

Butler, Joyce W. see: Hughes, Joyce W.

Butler

NO BOX 3B

Butler, Mrs. Myrtis B.

[Mrs. Stephen L. Butler]

NO BOX 3B

Butler, [Rev.] Willis H. Pastor, Edwards’ Church NO 9B976

Butterfield, Ms.___ NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Butterfield, Mrs. Etta F.

[Mrs. William A.

Butterfield]


Buzzee, Frank NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Buzznell, John BOX NO 9

Byrne, C.A. Hatfield physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Cable, George Author. Founder of the see also: Barrie, J.M. NO 9C112

Washington, 1844-1925 “Home Culture Clubs”

(later People’s Institute)

see also: BOX NO 10C;

NO BOX 10B, Folder 1;


Cable, Louise Bartlett,

1846- [Mrs. George

Washington Cable]

NO 9C112

Cable, Lucy NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Cadorette, [Dr.] Louis

H.

Dentist NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Cahillane, James Mayor, 1954-1959 see: Cummings, [Rev. Dr.]

Thomas F. NO 9C912


Folder 5

Caird, Douglas BOX NO 3B

Caird, Winton BOX NO 3B

Call, James BOX NO 3B

Callahan, John R., Jr. Hampshire Co.

Commissioner, of

Hadley


Campbell, Mr.___ c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Campbell, [Mrs.] Alice

E. Spear [Mrs. Louis L.

Campbell]

NO 9C153

Campbell, [Mr.] E.L. NO 9C153

Campbell, J.L. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Campbell, John

(Easthampton)


Am. War 1898


Campbell, Lizzie NO 9C153

Campbell, Louis L. Northampton

Postmaster. Bank

Officer

NO 9C153

see also: NO BOX 7B; NO

BOX 10B, Folder 4 & 5

Campbell, Mrs. Louis L. NO BOX 7B

Campbell, Stuart M. NO 1.24N812i

Canfield, [Prof.] F.

Curtiss

NO BOX 3A

see also: NO BOX 10D,

Folder 25

Canfield, Katherine

Newbold [Mrs. Curtis F.

Canfield]

see: Newbold, Katherine

Capen, [Miss] Bessie, -

1920

Principal, Capen’s

School for Girls

NO 9C171

Carey, L.D. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Carey, Patrick M. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Carfrey, Jacob H. Superintendent of

Schools, 1898


Carley, Alfred G., -1928 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Carlson, Samuel Demolition County

President

see: O’Dea, James H. NO

90d2

Carpenter, Albert H.,

1869-1935

Northampton

correspondent for the

“Springfield

Republican”

NO 9C225


Folder 1

Carr, Smith, -1886 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Carrier, Russell Forbes Library Trustee.

School teacher

FO Box 5, Folder 6 & 4

Carroll, John NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Carroll, Mary G. Ran the Copper Kettle

Tea Room, 45 State St.

Negative: NOn38-415, 416

Carroll, Matthew NO 9C236

Casten, E.M. see also: Kennedy, C.B. HOn35-6

Ceckowski, Martha c1964 FO Box 5

Cerruti, Guy J. see: Cerruti Orchestra

Chagnon, ___ (Mr.) NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Chagnon, Philip NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Chamberlain, H.H. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Chapin, Bryant NO BOX 3B

Chapin, Homer Curtis

1858-1934

On the Northampton

School Board, 1900-09.

Northampton

correspondent for the

“Springfield Union”

NO 9C365

Chapin, Lucy Shumway Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Chase, Charles H. Hampshire Co. Registrar

of Deeds, 1911- .

Forbes Library

Secretary, 1905-38

NO 9C386

Chase, Clarence D.,

1872-1928

Northampton City Clerk,

1907


Folder 6a & 6b

NO 9C386

Chase, Frederick E., -

1925

Northampton Fire Chief,

1899-1920

see also: Torpey, John

D., Ward 6 Alderman

-NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

-NO BOX 10B, Folder

6a

NO 9C386

Chatel, T.M. see also: Nolan, C.R. HOn35-21

Chenet, Matilda FO Box 3, Folder 1

Chesterton, Gilbert

Keith, 1874-1936

British author, poet,

critic. Visited

Northampton in 1921

clipping NO BOX 10D, Folder 5

Cheverus, Jean Louis de,

Cardinal 1768-1836

Conducted first Mass in

Northampton, 1806.


Frist R.C. Bishop of

Boston.

Childs, Mrs. Annie

[Mrs. Charles Ezra

Childs]

see: Mensel, Ernst Henrich

NO 9M5285

see also: Childs’ Park NO

5.4C436; Watson Family

WA Box 87, 103, 105,114

Childs, Ms. Aubrey NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Childs, Charles Ezra,

1856-1932

An executive of textile

companies. Founder,

Childs’ Park.

NO 9C437

see also: WA Box 103,

105, 107

Childs, Henry, -1896 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Chilson, Billie Child of Helen Chilson

as a baby, c1917


Chilson, Ethel see also: Morse, Mrs.

Ethel Chilson

NO BOX 7B

Chilson, Haynes

Hanford, Jr., -1937

Hampshire County

Clerk, Superior Court.


1898-1935

NO 9C438


BOX 10A, Folder 5; NO

BOX 10B, Folder 2 & 6a

Chilson, Haynes

Hanford, Sr., 1816-1886

Lawyer. Hampshire Co.

Commissioner, 1850-52.

Northampton

Postmaster, 1858-62

NO 9C438

Chilson, Helen see also: Brodie, Helen

Chilson


Chilson, Muriel Child of Helen Chilson

as a baby, c1917


Chilson, W.L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Choquette, Wallace A. Army officer NO 9C456

Church, Albert L. see: FE 1

Churchill, George B.,

1866-1925

Congressman. Amherst

Professor

NO 9C475

Cilman, Robert “Bob” c1986. Director, Young

at Heart Chorus


Clapp, Arthur NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Clapp, Caroline L.,

1848-1908

Class of 1868, later a

resident of Williamsburg

see also: Clark, Caroline

L. Clapp


Clapp, Charles C. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Clapp, Edwin C., -1901 Pres. 3 County Fair,

1889-1891

NO 9C535

Clapp, Egbert I., -1911 Civil War Veteran.

Northampton City Clerk,

1883- . Mayor, 1908-

NO 9C535


Folder 5

Clapp, Ella, -1925 NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Clapp, [Rev.] Ellery C. Chaplain, Hampshire NO 9C535

Co. Jail. Pastor, West

Farms Chapel, -1947

Clapp, Esther NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Clapp, Frank L., -1930 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Clapp, Mrs. H.Q. NO BOX 7B

Clapp, Helen M. see also: Clifford, Mrs.

Helen Clapp

NO BOX 7B

Clapp, Raymond NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Clapp, Vera A.

Chapman [Mrs. Ellery

C. Clapp]

School teacher. Active

in West Farms Chapel

NO 9C535

Clapp, Wilfred BOX NO 3B

Clapp, William Henry,

1859-1903

NO 9C535

Clark, A.L. HOn35-22

Clark, Alan BOX NO 3B

Clark, Alice NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Clark, Annetta I. Received a degree,

Master of Arts, Smith

College, 1929


Clark, Caroline L. Clapp

[Mrs. Samuel A. Clark]

see: Clapp, Caroline L.

Clark, Charles NO BOX 7B

Clark, Charlotte see: Saunders, Mrs.

Charlotte (Clark)

Clark, Clarissa BOX NO 10C

Clark, D.S. HOn35-23

Clark, Donald B., -1918 see also: Wish-Ton-

Wish Canoe Club NO

1.8W757

BOX NO 3B

Clark, E.C. see also: Bader, E.C. HOn35-8

Clark, E.P. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Clark, Edward NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Clark, Edward T., -1935 Calvin Coolidge’s

Administrative Secretary


Clark, [Capt.] Edwin C.,

-1898


Clark, Frank Edgar,

1854-1926

Northampton High

School, Class of 1873.

Yale University, grad.

1877

NO 9C547

Clark, F.L. HOn35-24

Clark, George W. City Treasurer NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Clark, Gertrude NO BOX 7B

Clark, H.D. HOn35-25

Clark, Howard NO 1.24N812i

Clark, Hoyt D. Served in WWI BOX NO 3B

Clark, Isaac, 1833- Pastor, Edwards’

Congregational Church,

1882-1891

NO BOX 10B, Folder 5 &

6b

Clark, Mrs. Isaac NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Clark, James E. Sheriff NO 9C547

Clark, John BOX NO 10C

Clark, Katherine BOX NO 3B

Clark, Lucius, 1830-

1869

BOX NO 10C

Clark, Lyman N. Editor, Westfield Times

& Newsletter

see: Gere, Henry S. NO

9G314

Clark, Mandana see: Parsons, Mrs.

Mandana (Clark)

Clark, Merritt, -1919 Merchant., began 1848 NO 9C547


Folder 5

Clark, Millicent Pauline Student at a Boston

opera school

NO 9C547

Clark, Miriam B. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Clark, Mollie NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Clark, Prescott BOX NO 3B

Clark, Sidney A. Northampton physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Clark, Susan Lillian NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Clark, William, 1795-

1868

State Senator, 1838-

1839. President, 3

County Agricultural

Society, 1849-52. Paper

mill owner

NO 9C547

see also: BOX NO 10C

Clark, William, 1827-

1868

Son of William Clark

(1795-1868). Paper mill

owner

BOX NO 10C

Clark, William A. President, Northampton

Board of Trade, 1916-18

NO 9C547

Clarke, Ashur A native and resident of

Northampton, later the

head of a girls’ school in

Baltimore, Maryland

NO 9C55

Clarke, Christopher,

1827-1915

Began business in 1847.

Involved in many groups

and city committees.


1886-89

see also: Interiors,

Houses

NO 9C55


BOX 10B, Folder 2, 5 &

6a; NO BOX 10C

Clarke, John D. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Clarke, Julia Sister of Christopher

Clarke

NO 9C55

Clarke, Olivia

Cleaveland, 1785- [Mrs.

Richard Clarke]

Taught school, 1807-08.

Alive 1886, age 101

etching NO 9C55

Clarke, Oscar see: Tasker, W.V. Co. NO

1.21T

Clarke, Samuel

Fessenden, 1851-1928

Series of 16

photographs: 6 tintypes,

9 albumen prints, 1

silverprint. All are

portraits of Clarke from

child to 1893. Source:

Elizabeth Lawrence

Clarke 8/11/1983

NO 9C557

Clifford, Mrs. Helen

Clapp [Mrs. Kenneth V.

Clifford]

see: Clapp, Helen M.

Cobb, A.C. Southampton physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Cobb, Charlie BOX NO 3B

Cobb, [Rev.] Elisha

Green, 1831-1915

Pastor, Florence


1866-1901.

see also: Florence

Congregational Church

FL35

NO 9C633



Cobb, Oliver W. Easthampton physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Cochran, Anna “Annie”,

“Anne” P.


Cochran, Eve (Owen) see: Cochran, Mrs.

Florence Evelyn “Eve”

(Owen)

Cochran, Mrs. Florence

Evelyn “Eve” (Owen)

[Mrs. William M.

Cochran]

Sunday school teacher see also: Cochran, Eve

(Owen); Owen, Florence

Eva


Cochran, William M.,

1870-1947

Insurance agent.

President, Northampton

Chamber of Commerce.

Involved with the

YMCA.

NO 9C643


Folder 1a

Codding, Constance M.

Ely [Mrs. John W.

Codding Jr.]

see: Ely, Constance M.

Cogswell, Joseph G. Co-partner, Round Hill

School

NO 9C659

Cole, Charles Woolsey, Historian. President, clipping NO BOX 10D, Folder 25

1906- Amherst College, 1946-

Cole, E.F. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Collins, H.C., Jr. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Collins, [Dr.] Joseph D. Northampton resident.

Army Doctor, WWI.


Folder 6a

-NO BOX 1

NO 9C692

Collins, Nellie French

[Mrs. Henry C. Collins]

see: French, Nellie

Collins, Timothy J. NO 9C692

Collins, [Dr.] William J. Army Doctor, WWI see also: O’Brien,

Francis E.NO9Ob6

Hodgkins, Clarence E.

NO 9H6678

NO BOX 7A

NO BOX 1


& 6a

NO 9C692

Comey, Morris L.,

1879-1925

A mill superintendent NO 9C734

Comins, Henry C., -

1907

Hadley resident.

President, 3 County


1896-1900

NO 9C735

Conant, Arthur see: Hadley, 250th

anniversary parade, 1909

HD 108

Conant, Sybil see: Hadley, 250th


HD 108

Condon, Mr.___ c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Condon, David J., -1921 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Congdon, Fayette K., -

1936

Northampton School

Superintendent, -1927

NO 9C76

Conklin, Mrs. Robert see: The Lathrop Home

NO 1.56L

Conkling, Elsa Daughter of Grace

Hazard Conkling

NO 9C761

Conkling, Grace Hazard Northampton author NO 9C761

Conkling, Hilda Daughter of Grace

Hazard Conkling

NO 9C761

Connor, Theobald M., -

1928

Lawyer. City Soliciter.

Mayor, 1905-

NO 9C762


Folder 3


Connor, Mrs. Theobald

M.

NO 9C762

Connors, John NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Connors, William Bank robber, 1876 see: Northampton National

Bank NO 1.24N812n

Conroy, Ernest c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Conwell, Leon see: Conwell Memorial


SW 3-5

Cook, Austin E., -1928 BOX NO 7B

Cook, Benjamin E., Jr.,

1841-1930

1st mayor of

Northampton, 1884-86

NO 9C771


Folder 5


Cook, [Gen.] Benjamin

E., Sr., 1803-1900

Cook and grandson see also: Hoyt, Lester T. NO 9C771


Folder 5

Cook, Christine NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Cook, [Capt.] Francis

A., -1916

U.S. Navy Admiral NO 9C771


Cook, [Miss] Helen G., -

1930

NO 9C771

see also: NO BOX 7B

Cook, Homer F., 1869-

1930

see: Edwards, Eugene B.

NO 9Ed95

Cook, [Miss] Isabel A. NO 9C771

Cook, Rufus H. Attorney & probate

judge


Cook, Spencer NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Cooke, [Rev.] George S. Pastor, Unitarian church,

1931-


Coolidge, Abigail Port. as a child (original

in Coolidge Collection)

Negative: Xn13-165

Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-

1933

The bulk of the

Coolidge photographs

are in the Coolidge

Room. As copy

negatives are made they

are added to the

Northampton Collection

under the following

numbers: See accession

list for descriptions

see also: Seelye, L.

Clarke

Morrow, [Gov. of

Kentucky]

NO 9C777

see also: Coolidge Series

CO, COn for original

negatives

NO BOX 7B


FE 9, 10, 11, 12



Copy negatives: Xn13-157,

164, 176, 177, 178, 179,

180; Xn14-36, 143, 146,

263, 264, 265, 266, 326

Copy prints: X36, X143,

X146

Coolidge, Calvin Jr. see: Vernon St. School,

NO 2V598

Coolidge, Cynthia,

1933-

Daughter of John

Coolidge

NO 9C777

Coolidge, Florence

Trumbull, 1904- [Mrs.

John Coolidge]

NO 9C777

Coolidge, Grace

Goodhue, 1879-1957

[Mrs. Calvin Coolidge]

NO 9C777

see also: NO BOX 7B

COn 22-24

FE – 12 Field Collection

Coolidge, John, 1906- Son of Calvin Coolidge NO 9C777

see also: NO BOX 7B

Coolidge, Lydia, 1939- Daughter of John

Coolidge

NO 9C777

Coolidge, Victoria

Moor, 1846-1885 [Mrs.

John Coolidge]

Mother of Calvin

Coolidge

NO 9C777

Coombs, John M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Coon, Hattie Bates see: Bates, Hattie

Cooney, D.C. see also: Steward, F.A. HOn35-26

printed for file HO 26

Cooney, Edward E. Postmaster NO BOX 10C

Cooney, [Dr.] M.E. c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Cooney, Richard NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Copeland, Edward P.,

1831-1904

Businessman NO 9C79


Folder 7 & Folder 5

Copeland, [Dr.] Elmer

H.

NO 9C79

Copeland, Mrs. Elmer P. NO BOX 7B

Copeland, L. Covell NO BOX 3B

Copeland, Lucien B., -

1935


Copeland, [Miss] Mary NO 9C79

Copeland, Winslow BOX NO 3B

Copp, Margaret NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Cordes, William, -1927 General Manager,

Florence Manufacturing

Company

see also: Roosevelt,

Theodore

NO 9C811


Folder 1

Cornell, Katharine,

1898-

Actress. Received an

honorary degree, Smith

College, 1937


Corriden, [Dr.] Thomas

F.

County medical

examiner

NO 9C813

see also: NO 1.24N812i

Cotton, [Rev.] Edward

H., 1880-1942

Pastor, Unitarian church,

1936-42

NO 9C829

Couch, Elbert M., -1930 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Cowan, Charles E. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Crafts, David. W., 1821-

1901

Gas company

superintendent


(Composite Ports.-Army

men), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9C842

Crafts, Josephus, 1810-

1899

Merchant. Bank officer.

Alderman, Ward 3,

1883-86


(Composite Ports.-Army

men), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9C842

Crafts, Louise E.

Goodwin [Mrs. David C.

Crafts]

see: Goodwin, Louise E.

Crafts, Lyman

Alexander

Whately tobacco

grower/manufacturer

NO 9C842

Crane, [Rev.] D.M. BOX NO 10C

Crane, [Mrs.] Susan J. Enfield resident. 89

years old, 1927

clipping NO 9C85

Crane, W. Murray see: Field Collection FE 25

Cranston, C.H. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Crittenden, Miss E.

Gertrude

Dressmaker NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Crittenden, Mrs. George

(Kate)

BOX NO 7B

Crittenden, Helen BOX NO 3B

Crocker, Ann Maria,

1821-1865

b. New Bedford d.

Lancaster, Ma. Wife of

Amos Edward

Lawrence. Grandmother

of Elizabeth Crocker

Lawrence

1 daguerreotype donated

to Forbes 4/84

Transferred to: Smith

College Archive 8/84

Crone, Albert NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Crooks, Charlotte Aviatrix NO 9C882

Crooks, Mrs. Maurice

K.

BOX NO 3B


Crosier, John A., 1877- Lawyer. Hampshire

District Court Clerk,

1904-


(Misc.-Stevens

Clambake, 1925), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

NO 9C883

Cross, Raymond Judge NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Crowley, J. see also: Egan, A.C. HOn35-27


Crowningshield, Lilla

Ingraham

see also: Ingraham, Lilla NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Cudworth, Electa Teacher, Northampton

High School. Later

see also: Burt, Electa

Cudworth


resided in Springfield

Culver, F.B. HOn35-28

Culver, Francis B. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

2

Cummings, [Rev. Dr.]

Thomas F., 1873-

Pastor, St. Mary’s

Church, 1917- .

Elevated by Monsignor

by Pope Pius XI, 1934

see also: Brewster, Anna

Gertrude

-Cahillane, [Mayor]

James

-Herter, [Gov.] Christian

-Fuess, Claude M.

-Linde, [Rev.] Richard

NO 9C912

Cummings, William H. School Superintendent,

Hadley & Hatfield,

1901-

BOX NO 7B

Curie, Eve, 1904- French pianist, writer.

Daughter of Marie

Curie. Accompanied her

mother to Smith

College, 1921


Curie, Irene, 1897- French physicist.

Daughter of Marie

Curie. Accompanied her

mother to Smith

College, 1921

see also: Joliot-Curie,

Irene


Curie, Marie, 1867-1934 Polish-French chemist &

physicist. Visited Smith

College, 1921


Currier, Bertha

Partenheimer

see: Partenheimer, Bertha

Currier, Ethel NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Currier, Evelyn M. Bookkeeper NO BOX 3B

Curtin, William J. Northampton’s 1st traffic

officer, 1934


Curtis, [Lieut.]

Benjamin L., -1918

Fought in WWI, killed NO 9C941

see also: NO BOX 7B

Curtis, George William Ashfield resident NO 9C941

Cushing, Samuel Organist, South Church

Choir, Springfield, 1875


Cushway, Gibb NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Cushway, T.D. HOn35-29


Cutler, Henry F. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Cutler, Martha Hall NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Cutter, Charles A., -

1903

Forbes librarian, 1894-

1903

NO 9C981

Cutter, William P., - Forbes librarian, 1904- NO 9C981

1935 1911

Cutting, Daniel F., -

1907

see: [William F.] Prindle

(business) NO 1.21P93

Dakin, Wintrhop S. NO BOX 19A, Folder 5

Daley, F.R. see also: La Rose, A.J. HOn35-30


Daley, Joseph V. -1928. Lieut. see also: Foote,

[Gen.]___,

commissioner of public

safety

-Group Portraits (Misc.-

D.C. Delegation, 1925),


NO 9D1565

Daley, T.F. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Daly, Jeremiah C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Dalton, L.L. HOn35-31


Darby, Mr.___ NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Darby, Lewis Son of Ronald J. Darby NO 9D2425

Darby, Ronald J. Principal, Northampton

High School, 1937-

NO 9D2425

Darby, [Mrs.] Ronald J. NO 9D2425

Darr, John Whittier Pastor, First Church of

Christ, Congregational,

1924-29

Negative: NOn38-166


Davenport, [Dr.] Joseph -1906 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Davenport, [Dr.] Sebert

E.


and Folder 6a

Davies, Sen. Henry L. see: Clipping file, Pittsfield

cPT

Davies, Fred BOX NO 3B

Davis, C.F. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Davis, Eugene E. City engineer (twice)

First building inspector,

1915-


and Folder 4

Davis, Frank E. -1927 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO BOX 10C

Davis, Henry C. -1935. Judge NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Davis, Herbert J. President, Smith College NO BOX 10D, Folder 33

Davis, Mrs. Herbert J. Wife of Herbert Davis,

Pres. of Smith College


Davis, Lucius S. -1923 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Davis, Marion NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Davis, Nelson A. -1907 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Day, [Mrs.] H.C. BOX NO 3B

Day, Henry see: Witherell, Alphonso

NO 9W7745

Day, Hiram -1913. Northampton

Town Treasurer and Tax

Collector

NO 9D3315

Day, Luke -1919 NO BOX 19A, Folder 4

Day, [Mrs.] Mary B.

[Mrs. Henry C. Day]

NO BOX 3B

Day, Ruth NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Dayton, Frederick A. -1910. Briefly Fire Dept.

Chief, 1897. Street Dept.

Supt., 1897 -


Dayton, Levi C. NO BOX 7A

DeGorgorza, Maitland NO BOX 3A

Delaney, John B. “Jack” Teller, Northampton

National Bank.

Salesman. “Delaney’s

Orechestra”

NO BOX 3B



Demers, Phoebe see: Hadley, 250th


HD 91

Demond, J. Howe 1825-1909. Served on

Springfield City

Council, later a resident

of Northampton.

President, 3 County


1877-1879

NO 9D3978


Folder 5

Denniston, [Dr.] Edward

E.

1803- . Began practice

here in 1835

NO 9D425


Folder 5

Denny, Walter E. Forbes Library

Secretary, 1938-39


Denyse, A.W. see also: McDonald,

J.A.

HOn35-32


Depew, Chauncey W. see: Field Collection FE 16

DeRose, C.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

DeRose, Charles A. Husband of Harriet

Williams DeRose.

Associated with Boston

& Maine R.R.

Negative: NOn38-153


DeRose, [Mrs.] Harriet

Williams

Publisher, Daily

Hampshire Gazette,

1919-

NO 9D447

Negative: NOn35-197

Desmarais, Leon NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Devlin, Hugh M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Dewey, [Mrs.] Bessie F.

[Mrs. Robert M. Dewey]

Teacher. Northampton

City Councilor

NO 9D515

Dewey, Jane Actress. Daughter of

Robert & Bessie Dewey

see also: Farrell, Jane

Dewey

NO 9D515

Dewey, John T. 1925 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Dewey, Robert M. Smith College Professor.

President, National

Assn. of Speakers’

Clubs.

see also: Amateur

Dramatics (Northampton

Players), NO BOX 3A

NO 9D515

Deyetee, Joseph J. Plumbing & Heating

Contractor

NO 9D531

Negative: NOn25-362

Dickinson, Charles H. 1824- . Ran a

millinery, began 1849


(Composite Portraits),


NO 9D557

Dickinson, Edward Father of Emily

Dickinson

NO 9D557

Dickinson, Emily Poetess, of Amherst NO 9D557

Dickinson, Joseph Clark

[Mr. & Mrs.]

BOX NO 9

Dickinson, William NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Diemand, R.J. HOn35-33


Dikeman, Henry -1892 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Dillworth, Martin

Charles

1823-1919. Veteran of

the Civil War. At death,

oldest printer in the U.S.

Florence resident.

NO 9D588

Dilts, Mrs. Asa R. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Dilts, [Rev.] Asa R. Pastor, First Baptist

Church, c1892-1989


Dimock, Lucius -1906. Began business

in 1847


Dinsmore, Lizzie W.

Strong

see: Strong, Lizzie W.

Doane, [Dr.] Arthur G. NO BOX 7B

Doane, Will N. 1872- . Lumberman.

City councilman, 1898-

NO 9D65

Dodd, Marion E. Founder and manager of

The Hampshire

Bookshop


(Distinguished Visitors),

NO BOX 10D, Folder

26

NO 9D661

Negative: NOn35-333

Doherty, Agnes see: Scott, [Dr.] K. Frances

NO 9Sco842

Dolan, F.E. see also: West, O.G. HOn35-34


Dole, Mary Phylinda 1863- . Physician NO 9D6875

Doleman, John 1922- . Night

watchman at Smith

College for over 30

years (1921).

NO 9D6879

Donais, Joseph N. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Dostal, Susan see: Lilly Library, Florence

FL4-7

Doty, Helen C. Director, People’s

Institute, -1922.


Douglas, Paul H. Professor of Economics.

Family Portrait

Negative: NOn35-331

Douyard, Mitchell Part of the Marine

detachment sent to

Nicaragua, 1931

NO 9D7495

Dow, Frank E. Physician. City

Alderman, 1926-27.

President, Chamber of

Commerce, 1928-

see also: Northampton

Institution for Savings,

NO 1.24N812

-Oversize, NO BOX 1

-Group Portraits (Bands

and Orchestras), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 2

-NO BOX 10C

NO 9D752

NO n35-392, 393

Doyle, John B. -1937. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Doyle, Mickey NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Doyle, Rooney c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Doyle, [Mr. & Mrs.]

Samuel

Residents of Hadley BOX NO 7B

Doyle, Thomas NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Dragon, Ernest NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Dragon, F.W. HOn35-35


Dragon, George A. 1864-1940. Barber.

Director, Northampton

Co-operative Bank.

NO 9D787

Dragon, Isabelle BOX NO 3B

Dragon, Joseph N. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Dragon, Raoul NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Dragon, Tuck c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Draper, John Luther 1838-1911. Merchant,

began business in 1864


(Composite Ports.), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9D7917

Drewson, Pierre Mayor, 1952-53 see also: Group Portraits

(City, County, Fed.

Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5

NO 9D822

Negative: NOn25-357

Drinkwater, John 1882-1937. British

dramatist, poet. Lectures

in Northampon, 1921.


Driscoll, Anne M. Travel bureau owner FO Box 5, Folder 6

Driscoll, Jeremiah

“Paul”

Northampton Fire Chief

c1986


Drohan, T.W. see also: LaFoe, J.W. HOn35-36


Drury, Alden M. BOX NO 3B

BOX NO 7B

Drury, Irene BOX NO 7B

Drury, Samuel D. -1923. Bank officer NO 9D8458

Dubois, A.U. HOn35-37


Dudley, Lewis J. 1815 - . Lawyer.

Teacher. State

Representative and State

Senator




NO 9D865

Duffus, Alexander M. Carpenter, Northampton

State Hospital

NO BOX 7A

Dumas, Louis NO BOX 10A, Folder 5


Dunlap, James Bank robber, 1876 NO 1.24N812n

Dunlap, [Dr.] James -1896. Began practice

here in 1848


Dunn, Charles L. Mayor, 1936-7 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Negative: NOn35-184

Dunn, J.F. HOn35-38


Dunn, Thomas NO 2V598

Dunning, Dorothy NO 2V598

Dunphy, [Msgr.]___ of Haydenville Negative: NOn38-417

Dunphy, Dr. & Mrs.

John J.

Dentist Negative: NOn38-419-21

Dunphy, Michael M. Dentist NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Durkee, John S. Member, Springfield



Dustin, Guy K. NO 1.24N812i

Dwight, [Maj.] Josiah Clerk of Courts NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Dwight, Mary Edwards Daughter of Jonathan

Edwards

NO 9D9675

Dwight, Mary Woolsey

[Mrs. Timothy Dwight]


Dwight, Rhoda Edwards -1863. Granddaughter of NO 9D9675

Jonathan Edwards

Dwight, Timothy -1817. President of Yale see also: Group Portraits


BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9D9675

Dwyer, William E. [Mr.

& Mrs., & Jr.]

Lawyer NO 9D977

Negative: NOn25-353

Eager, Elsa M. BOX NO 7B

Eager, Samuel W. NO BOX 7B

Earhart, Amelia 1898-1937. Aviatrix.

Resided in

Northampton, 1919,

attended John

Charlebois’ auto

mechanics classes on

Walnut St.


Earhart, Amy Otis Mother of Amelia

Earhart


Earle, [Dr.] Pliny -1892. Northampton

State Hospital

Superintendent. Left

most of his estate to the

Forbes Library

see also: Watson, Arthur

NO 9W331

NO 9Ea75

Eastwood, Daniel W. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

Folder 2

Eckel, Julia F. NO BOX 3A

Eddy, Lucia see: HD 91

Eddy, [Dr.] Zachary -1891. Pastor, First

Church of Christ,

Congregational, 1858-


(Composite Ports.-

Pastors), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9Ed24

Edwards, Anna Cheney 1835- (alive 1909).

Teacher. Daughter of

Charles Edwards

NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Arlene Atkins

[Mrs. Chas. R. Edwards]

NO BOX 3B

Edwards, Charles -1880. NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Charles R. NO BOX 3B

Edwards, Charles White 1833-1858. Son of

Charles Edwards

etching NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Eugene B. 1887-1930 see also: Cook, Homer

F., 1869-1930

Group Portraits (Clubs

& Organizations), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 1



NO 9Ed95


Edwards, Fanny W. Class of 1869. Daughter

of Oscar Edwards

NO BOX 7B


Edwards, Jonathan 1703-1758. Theologian etchings, portraits,

reproductions, demi-

relief

see also: Edwards elm

[Jonathan] Edwards

postage stamps

-[Jonathan] Edwards –

Coat of arms

-[Jonathan] Edwards - ,

Stockbridge

NO 9Ed965

Negative: Xn12-346, 466,

467, 468

Edwards, [Mrs.] Mary NO BOX 7B

Edwards, Nellie Class of 1868. Later a

resident of Chesterfield

see also: Searle, Nellie

Edwards


Edwards, O. Ellery NO BOX 7B

Edwards, Oliver -1921. Lieut., Spanish-

American War

NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Oscar -1907. Photograph of

Hinckly port. Began

business in 1852. Forbes

Library Trustee, 1881-

86, 89-95.

copy negative on file

“Art Works” Librarian’s

File



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Oscar Wendell 1864-1943. Bank

officer. Cutlery

Company president. Son

of Oscar Edwards

see also: Edwards,

Wendell

NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Harry T. 1877- (alive 1942).

Fibre (rope) expert.

Brother of Robert E.

Edwards

NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Robert E. 1859-1937. Undertaker NO 9Ed95

Edwards, Ruth. A. see: Beastall, Mrs. Ruth A.

(Edwars)

Edwards, Sarah Pierpont

[Mrs. Jonathan

Edwards]

1710- NO 9Ed965

Edwards, Wendell see also: Edwards, Oscar

Wendell

NO 9Ed95

Egan, A.C. see also: Crowley, J. HOn35-27


Elder, [Mrs.] Ella L. President, Mass. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

[Mrs. George A. Elder] Federation of Business

& Professional

Women’s Clubs

Eldon, Mrs. Anna B.

[Mrs. William M.

Eldon]

Negative: NOn35-310-312

Eldredge, Eva May NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Eliot, Alexander Author NO 9EL44

Ellinsky, Sam c1919 with


ambulance

see: x355 NO 1.51C

Ellsworth, James 1830- . Farmer. City

Alderman

NO 9EL595

Ellwell, James NO BOX 3A

Ely, Mrs. Ada C. Riley

[Mrs. Charles E. Ely]

Negative: NOn35-301

Ely, Adaline BOX NO 3B

Ely, Charles E. Mortician Negative: NOn35-301

Ely, Constance M. see also: Codding,

Constance M. Ely

NO BOX 3B

Ely, Joseph child Negative: NOn35-337

Ely, Joseph Beull 1881-. Lawyer.

Hampden/Berkshire

District Attorney.

Resident of Westfield

NO 9EL925

Emerson, Benjamin

Kendall

1843-1832. Professor of

geology; res. Amherst,

MA.

AM 12

Emerson, Mrs. George

W.

Principal, Mary A.

Burnham Schoo, 1939-

NO 9Em33

Emery, C.F. HOn35-40

print for file HO 40

Emery, Claude NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Emery, E.F. HOn35-39


Emery, Jessie BOX NO 3B

Ennis, J.F. HOn35-41


Ennis, Richard NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Equi, Rita A. see also: Stiles, Rita A.

Equi

NO BOX 3B

Estaver, [Rev.] Edward

A

Pastor, First Baptist

Church, 1924-30


(Misc.-Baptist Church),


NO 9Es835

Negative: NOn35-334

Estaver, Mrs. Edward A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Evans, Alfred H., “Pop” Assistant “Headmaster”,

Northampton High

School


(Teams), NO BOX 10B

Folder 4

NO 9Ev15

Evans, Helen B. see: Chilson, Mrs. Helen

B. (Evans)

Ewing, Albert E. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Fagan, John H. Graduate of West Point,

1962

NO 9F131

Falvey, John From Holyoke. Gov.

Maurice J. Tobin’s

secretary

NO 9L199

Fargo, Alburn James 1837-1906. Attorney;

District Court Judge.

Easthampton resident,

held various town

offices

NO 9F2245

Farmer, Paul Negative: NOn35-303, 304

Farmer, W.L. HOn35-42


Farnham, Fred NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Farrar, Frederick A. Merchant. President,

Chamber of Commerce,

1920


CO BOX, 34

NO 9F243

Farrell, Jane Dewey NO 9D515

Fay, James M. Northampton physician NO BOX 1

Fay, Sidney Author. Smith College

Professor

NO 9F29

Feiker, Frederick C. -1935. General

Superintendent and

Vice-President of

Northampton Cutlery.

Brother of William H.

Feiker


(City, County, Federal

Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5

NO 9F3247

Feiker, George c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Feiker, William H. Lawyer. Mayor, 1911-

16, 1925, 1938-39


(Bands & Orchestras,


-Group Portraits


BOX 10B, Folder 5


Prof. men), NO BOX

10B, Folder 6a

-Northampton High

School, NO 2N812

NO 9F3247


317, 318

Negative: Xn13-436

Fenton, James NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Ferguson, J. see also: Parker, H.N. HOn35-111


Ferry, Hiram The “jailer” of the Stone

Jail, Pleasant St., in

1849

NO 9F4185

Ferry, Winthrop H. in group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898


Negative: Xn13-152

Field, Fred NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Field, Harry P. see: Field, Henry Power

NO 9F4555

Field, Henry Power -1937. Mayor, 1896,

1898. Judge, Probate

Court. Forbes Library

Trustee, 1922-37

see also: Field, Harry P.,


-Bliss, Homer C., NO

9B618, BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

-Watson, Arthur, NO

9W331, NO BOX 10C

-Field Collection

portraits, FE 6, 7, 8

NO 9F4555

Field, Lemuel B. -1911 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Field, Paul M. NO 1.24N812i

Field, Wiley NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Fink, Charles Knowlton NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Finn, Edward NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Finn, John BOX NO 3B

Finn, Katherine Forbes Library Trustee FO Box 5, Folder 6 and

Folder 4

Fischer, [Mrs.] Rose Negative: Xn14-412

Fisher, Ricky NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Fisher, Sheldon M. NO BOX 7B

Fiske, C.K. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

and Folder 2

Fiske, D.A. HOn35-43

printed for file 43

Fiske, R.D. see also: White, F. HOn35-141


Fiske, Samuel -1884. Physician NO 9F5485

Fitts, Charles N. -1931 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Fitts, Don C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Fitts, Robert NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Fitzgerald, Anna NO BOX 3B

Fitzgerald, George NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Fitzgerald, John E., Jr. City Councilor FO Box 5, Folder 6

Fitzgerald, Michael J. 1878-1947. Barber. On

the Board of Assessors.

State Representative.

Mayor, 1920-21


(Misc.-D.C. Delegation,

1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

-Oversize Portraits,

BOX NO 10C

NO 9F576

Fitzgerald, Morris

(Maurice?)

NO 9F576

Flagg, Fred A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Flint, Josiah W. -1917 NO 9F6468

Flood, N.G. HOn35-44


Flynn, J.J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Flynn, J.T. HOn35-45


Flynne Jerome NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Foch, [Marshall]

Ferdinand

1851-1929. Commander

of French Army, WWI,

& Commander-in-Chief,

Allied Armies, WWI,

1918. Visited

Northampton, 1921


Foley, John P. City Clerk NO 9OL12

Foote, [Gen.]___ commissioner of public

safety

NO 9D1565

Forbes, Charles Edward 1795-1881. Judge.

Benefactor of the Forbes

Library

etchings

photos of the 2 busts

NO 9F741

Forbes, Nellie NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Forbes-Robertson, Sir

Johnston

1853-1937. British

actor, lecturer. Visited

Northampton, 1915


Ford, Paul NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Foucault, Henri J. Priest, Sacred Heart

Church, 1926-

NO 3S14

Fouche, Joseph Mechanic, Troop B,


Veteran of WWi

NO 9F822

Fowler, Joseph L. Street Dept.

Superintendent.

Democratic nominee for

Mayor

NO 9F8295

Fox, Philip WWI Veteran. Smith

School Director, 1935-

NO BOX 7A

Francis, Robert Writer Negative: NOn35-307, 308

Frank, Edith HD 91

Frank, Sybil HD 91

Free, [Rev.] Alfred Pastor, Free

Congregational Society

of Florence (Unitarian

Church, Northampton),

1897-1909

NO 9F875

Freeman, Eaton B. 1874-1941. Pastor, First

Baptist Church, 1931-

41. Freeman Family

Reunion, 1937


(Misc.-Clergymen,

1933), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a clipping

NO 9F8775

Freeman, Eaton Evans NO 9F8775

Freeman, Ethel NO 9F8775

Freeman, George Eaton NO 9F8775

Freeman, Gwendolyn NO 9F8775

Freeman, Harvey NO 9F8775

Freeman, J.P. NO 9F8775

Freeman, Mrs. J.P. NO 9F8775

Freeman, Laura NO 9F8775

Freeman, Mrs. Mary

[Mrs. Eaton B. Freeman]




NO 9F8775

Freeman, Mrs. S.C. NO 9F8775

Freeman, Rev. S.C. NO 9F8775

French, Chester NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

French, John W. -1891. Proprietor,

Prospect House, Mt.

Holyoke

NO BOX 12, Folder 1

Negative: Xn12-477

French, Marvin M. 1820-1896. Began

business in 1835.

Merchant (clothier).

Bank officer



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9F8885

French, Nellie Daughter of Marvin

French. Class of 1869

see also: Collins, Nellie

French


Fuess, Claude M. Headmaster, Phillips

Academy, Andover,

MA, 1939.

see also: Herter, [Gov.]

Christian

-Cummings, [Rev. Dr.] -

-Thomas F., NO 9C912

NO 9F9535

Fuller, George Deersfield resident. Also

shows studio.

NO 9F958

Fuller, Stephen B. 1828-1904. Selectman;

Alderman. Insurance

aget. Civil War Veteran.

Florence resident

see also: Composite

Portraits, NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9F958

Furcolo, Foster Massachusetts

Governor, 1950s


Galbraith, Archibald V. Headmaster, Williston

Academy, 1919-

NO 9G131

Negative: NOn25-360

Galick, Mrs. Geo. J. NO 9B9725

Gallen, Patrick H. -1934. Priest,

Annunciation Church,

Florence; later removed

to Dalton

see also: Field

Collection, Fe 4, 5, 21

NO 9G136

Gallivan, James H. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Gallivan, R.J. HOn35-46


Garand, John C. Inventor of the Garand

rifle, WWII

NO 9G1615

Garand, [Mrs.] Nellie

[Mrs. John C. Garand]

NO 9G1615

Gardiner, Harry Norman -1927. Professor of

Philosophy, Smith

College, 1884-1924


Group Portraits (Clubs


BOX 10B, Folder 1

NO 9G168

Gardner, Clarence R. -1923. Northampton

physician

NO BOX 1

Gare, Edward J., Sr. 1866- . Jeweler NO 9G1785

Gare, Marshall BOX NO 3B

Garvey, Edward B. -1987. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Garvey, Richard Forbes Library Trustee.

Newspaper editor

FO Box, Folder 6

Gauthier, F. HOn35-47


Gauthier, Louis P. Priest, Sacred Heart

Church, 1927-

NO 3S14

Gaylord, Frank B. Son of William M.

Gaylord. Ensign,

Spanish-American War

NO 9G256

Gaylord, William M. 1821- . State

Representative, 1875,

1879. State Senator,

1876. Trustee, “State

Lunatic Hospital.”

Agent, Central

Massachusetts Railroad.


1881-1894




NO 9G256

Geiges, Mrs. Ida M.

[Mrs. Gustave Geiges]


Gere, Collins H. -1931. Editor and

publisher, Daily

Hampshire Gazette


(Composite Ports), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9G314

Gere, Henry S. -1914. Editor, Daily

Hampshire Gazette,

1849-1914

see also: Group

Portraits, (Composite

Ports.), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

-Robinson, James T.

-Bryan, Clark W.

-Hall, Eben A.

-Clark, Lyman N.

NO 9G314

Gere, Mrs. Henry S. NO 9G314

Gere, Jemima Kingsley

[Mrs. Isaac Gere]

NO 9G314

Gere, Isaac Goldsmith painting NO 9G314

Gere, William H. NO 9G314

Gere, W.J. HOn35-48


Gerhard, Emil see also: Pettier, John HOn35-114


Gessing, Joe NO 5.2E61

Gibbons, [Rev.] Ray 1904- . Pastor, First

Church of Christ, 1935

NO 9G3525

Gibson, Bill NO BOX 3A

Gibson, James NO BOX 3A

Gilbert, George W. -1926. Northampton

Police Chief, 1905-1926

FE 1

Gilbert, J.E. see also: Hurteau, E.J. HOn35-49


Gilbert, Joan of the Mary A. Burnham

School.

NO 9B9725

Giles, Herbert N. Corticelli Silk Co.

Collector, National

Consumer Credit

Reporting Corp.

Negative: NOn38-405

Gilfillan, James R. -1923. Director of the

Academy of Music,

1901-1906


Gilfillan, [Dr.] Thomas -1905. Began business

in 1865


Gillern, Ruth BOX NO 3B

Gillett, E.B. Prosecutor in 1876 Bank

Robbery

NO 1.24N812n

Gillett, Frederick

Huntington

1852- . Westfield

resident. U.S.

Representative, 2nd

District, 1892-

(Speaker of the House)

NO 9G4135

Gillett, Joseph BOX NO 10C

Gladden, Washington NO 9G4514

Glaros, Nicholas Patrolman, Troop B,


Veteran of WWI

NO 9G4595

Goddard, Abbott [Child of Lena Goddar]

as a child, c 1917


Goddard, Lena NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Goddard, Perey S. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Godfrey, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Goff, Mary With the Northampton

Players, 1918

NO 9G5565

Goldschmidt, Otto 1829-1907. Constructor

and composer. Husband

of Jenny Lind. Visited

here 1851, 1852

(honeymoon)


Goldstaub, Erma BOX NO 3B

Goode, Frank E. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Goodhue, [Mrs.] Lamira

[Mrs. Andrew J.

Goodhue]

-1929. Mother of Grace

Goodhue Coolidge


Goodrow, George Vernon St. School

Student, c1914

NO 2V598

Goodsell, M.W., Jr. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Goodwin, Louise E. see also: Crafts, Louise

E. Goodwin

BOX NO 3B

Gorokhoff, [Prof.] Ivan

T.

Conductor of the “Glee

Club,” 1935

NO 9G6825

Gould, W.V. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Graham, J.B. see also: Turner, W. HOn35-50


Graham, [Dr.] Sylvester -1851. Began practice

here in 1820

etching


(Composite Ports.-

Physicians), NO BOX

10B, Folder 5

NO 9G76

Negative: Xn12-482

Grant, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 5


Graves, Clarence Knight 1863-1917. Druggist.

Bank officer

NO 9G7845

Graves, D. Collins 1840-1910 NO BOX 11, Folder 2

Graves, E.L. NO BOX 3B

NO BOX 7B

Graves, Edward Parsons “dentist” (as a child) –

plus 6 others,

NO 9G7845

unidentified (children)

Graves, Herbert Roscoe see also: Group Portraits


Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5


& Orchestras and

Teams), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 2 and Folder 4

NO 9G7845

Graves, Mabel NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Grawich, Mary Amherst resident NO 9G7895

Gray, J.F. HOn35-51


Green, Mrs.___ Negative: NOn38-409, 410

Green, Andrew A. FE 1

Green, Mrs. Margaret A. Holyoke GOP

committeewoman


Greene, [Mr.] A.L., and

child

Negative: NOn38-427—

430

Greene, Beatrice BOX NO 3B

BOX NO 7B

Greene, Frank HD 91

Greene, [Rev.] John M. Hatfield resident. The

originator of the idea of

Smith College

NO 9G83

Greenoe, B.L. see also: Keefe, E.S. HOn35-52


Greenough, W.B. HOn35-53


Greenough, W.J. HOn35-54


Griffin, Frank c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Griffin, Kathleen A. Asst. City Auditor NO BOX 3B

Grogan, Matthew 1835-1917. Tailor see also: Group Portraits



NO 9G8935

Grousbeck, Harold I. City Solicitor, 1928- NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Guernsey, G. see also: Willis, C.S. HOn35-55


Guerrin, E.M. HOn35-56


Guerrin, T.M. HOn35-64


Guilford, Ralph M. -1933. Livery stable

proprietor

NO 9G9455

Guinan, Madeline BOX NO 3B

Gunn, George NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Guthrie, Percy A. NO 9Ob6

Guy, Earl BOX NO 3B

Guyott, F.E., Jr. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Hadley, S.D. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Hadley, Walter H. BOX NO 10C

Hale, Arthur NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Hale, George H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Hall, [Rev.] Basil

Douglas

Pastor, Florence


1926-


Hall, Eben A., Editor,

Greenfield Gazette &

Courier

NO 9G314

Hall, E.C. HOn35-57


Hall, [Rev.] George A. 1859- . Northampton

native, minister in

Peabody, MA

NO 9H142

Hall, [Rev.] Gordon -1879. Pastor, Edwards’

Church, 1852-1879


(Composite Ports.-


Folder 5

NO 9H142

Hall, Leland NO BOX 3A

Haller, Gen. Józef 1873- . Commander-in-

Chief, Polish Army,

WWI. Visited

Northampton, 1923


Halleran, Joseph Patrolman, Troop B,


Veteran of WWI

NO 9H1535

Hallett, Henry C. 1844-1919. Civil War

Veteran. Mayor, 1902-

04



Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5

NO 9H1545

Halloran, G.H. see also: Taylor, H.F. HOn35-133


Halloran, Patrick H. 1866- . City

councilman. Served as a

long-time Registrar of

Voters

NO9H158

Hamilton, Roy see also: Miles, I.L. HOn35-58


Hammond, Anna K.

Mead [Mrs. Thomas J.

Negative: NOn38-165

Hammond]

Hammond, John C. 1842-1926. Lawyer, law

partner of Calvin

Coolidge. Father of

Thomas J. Hammond


(Composite Ports.-

Chairmen) NO BOX

10B, Folder 5


Stevens Clambake), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

-Amherst College, Class

of 1865, 1921 reunion,

AM 12

NO 9H1845

Hammond, T.J. HOn35-59


Hammond, Thomas J. 1876- . WWI Veteran.

Lawyer. Northampton

City Solicitor, 1913-19.

Hampshire/Franklin

District Attorney.

Superior Court Judge



BOX 10A, Folder 3

Negative: NOn35-299

NO 9H1845

Hanlon, F.T. HOn35-60


Hanson, Beulah BOX NO 7B

Hanson, Justus G. Physician, of

Northampton

see also: NO BOX 1 NO 9H1985

Hardy, Ernest W. -1934. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1,

Folder 5, and Folder 6a

Hardy, Lester W. Director, Springfield



Harlow, George NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Harlow, Ralph E. Bank officer.

Northampton City

Council, 1916.

Northampton Alderman,

1917-18. Justice of the

Peace



NO 1.24N812i

NO 9H2275

Harris, Mrs. Jennie M.

[Mrs. George W. Harris]

-1921 NO BOX 7B

Harris, Ralph Leslie NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Harrison, Joseph LeRoy Forbes Librarian, 1912-

1950

see also: Negative:

NOn38-150

Negative: Xn14-409

NO 9H2465

Hart, Hastings H. Physician NO 9H2515

Hart, John Principal, Hawley

Grammar School


Hartney, John NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Haskell, N.C. Amherst physician, NO BOX 1

c1906

Hatch, Mr.___ novelist

Hathaway, Mr.___ NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Hathaway, Ms.___ NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Hathaway, J.E. HOn35-61


Hauslein, Florence BOX NO 3B

Haven, Henry B. -1905 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Hawes, Charles

Boardman

1889-1923. Author. Co-

editor of “The Youth’s

Companion.” Son-in-

law of George

Washington Cable

NO 9H3125

Hawkes, Clarence 1869- . Author and

lecturer, resident of

Hadley. The Clarence

Hawkes Collection,

Forbes Library

see also: OVERSIZE

BOX NO 10c

-Group Portraits


BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9H313

Hawley, John Mitchell -1925. U.S. Navy,


NO 9H316

Hay, Alice Swazey Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Hayden, Ida Parsons see: Parsons, Ida

Hayden, Joel Lt. Governor of

Massachusetts. Founder

of the Haydenville Co.

(Brass Works)-1845


Hayden, Joel Jr. Associated with the

Haydenville Company

(Brass Works)


Hayden, Josiah 1768-1847. Resident of

Haydenville

photo of portrait NO 9H3245

Hayes, Dorris BOX NO 3B

Hayes, Fred Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Hayes, Helen 1900- . Actress.

Received a degree from

Smith College, 1940


Hayes, Irving B. Northampton physician NO BOX 1

Hayes, Justus G. -1936. Physician, of

Williamsburg &

Northampton

NO BOX 1

Hayes, Oliver R. Forbes Librarian, 1968- FO Box 5, Folder 3

1973 Negative: Xn14-411

Hayes, [Mrs.] Rose M.

(and twin sons)

see also: Bliss, Homer

C., NO 9B618

NO 9H3288

Hayward, R.W. see also: Lee, A.P. HOn35-87


Hazen, Charles Downer History Professor, Smith

College, 1894-1914

NO 9H3385

Healey, Francis BOX NO 3B

Heaphy, Edward T. Bank officer see also: Northampton


NO 1.24N812i

NO 9H3514

Heartwell, Nellie Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

NO 2N812c

Herbert, F.L. HOn35-62


Hebert, Joseph -1901. Woodworking

mill proprietor

see also: Hebert’s

Lumber Yard, NO

1.4H354


Heeran, [Mrs.] Alice

Barrett [Mrs. William T.

Heeran]

see: Barrett, Alice

Heffernan, Annie M.

O’Keefe [Mrs. James W.

Heffernan]


Heffernan, James W. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Heiten, Herman c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Hemenway, C.M. HOn35-63


Henshaw, Martha Hunt

[Mrs. Samuel Henshaw]

NO 9H3975

Henshaw, [Judge]

Samuel

NO 9H3975

Henricksen, Christian Involved with the Boy

Scouts of America


Herrick, Webster -1892. Began business

in 1827. Saw mill owner


Herrmann, E.W. see also: Poppie, E.C. HOn35-65


Herrmann, Karl see: Cub Scout Pack 209,

Westhampton May 1970,


Hersh, H.M. HOn35-66


Herter, [Gov.] Christian see: Cummings, [Rev. Dr.]

Thomas F., NO 9C912

-Fuess, Claude M., NO

9F9535

-Group Portraits (City,

County, Fed. Employees),


Hervey, Edwin F. NO 9H4455

Hewitt, Josephine NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Hibbard, Richard NO BOX 7b

Hibbert, C.S. HOn35-67


Hickcox, [Rev.] Percy

M.

WWI Veteran

(Chaplain). Pastor,

Methodist Church

NO BOX 7A

Hickey, Thomas R. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Higbee, [Dr.] Edwin W. 1849-1916. Physician NO 9H5335

Higbee, Netta E.

Wetherbee [Mrs. Edwin

W. Higbee]

NO 9H5335

Higgin, Harriet WO 2

Higgins, Charles (of Chesterfield) GO8

Hill, Mr.___ c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Hill, Miss AH GO 16

Hill, Arthur G. 1841-1926. Mayor,

1887-88. Forbes Library

Trustee, 1890-93


(City, County, Fed.

Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 3

-Group Portraits

(Teams), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 4

-Northampton High

School, Center St., 1856,

NO 2N812c

NO 9H55

Hill, C.P. see also: Vanasse, A.P. HOn35-68


Hill, Donald BOX NO 3B

Hill, Doris E. BOX NO 3B

Hill, Emily K. 1844-1923 see also: Sheffeld, Emily

K. Hill

-Learned, Emily K. Hill

NO 9H55

Hill, Emma K. Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

NO 2N812c

Hill, Etheleen N. see: Strong, Etheleen N.

(Hill)

Hill, Leland NO BOX 3A

Hill, Priscilla Bartlett

[Mrs. Claude M. Hill]

-1955. Librarian,

Northampton State

Hospital

see also: Forbes Library

(Staff, 1925-50), FO

BOX 5, Folder 2

NO 9H55

Hill, Robert BOX NO 3B

Hill, Roxana Maria

(Gaylord)

1812-1848. [Mrs.

Samuel L. Hill], 2nd

wife

NO 9H55

Hill, Samuel L. -1822. Florence silk

manufacturer. Founder

of Cosmian Hall; Hill

Institute

NO 9H55

Negative: Xn13-374

Hill, Warren E. Vice-President, Pro-

Phy-Lac-Tic Brush Co.

NO 9H55

Negative: NOn25-344

Hillenbrand, H.F. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Hillert, Arthur HOn35-69


Hillman, [Dr.] Roswell

S.

1815-1896.

Williamsburg physician;

spiritualist

Negative: Xn12-452

Hillman, Susan Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

NO 2N812c

Hills, Albert S. -1920. NO 9H5595

Hills, Christian J. 1854-1932. President,

Haydenville Brass

Works, 1899-1932.

Brother of Reuben and

Albert Hills

NO 9H5595

Hills, J.H. Associated with the

Haydenville

Manufacturing Co.

(Brass Works)


Hills, Jacob Associated with the

Haydenville

Manufacturing Co.

(Brass Works)


Hills, Reuben B. Vice-President &

Treasurer, Haydenville

Brass Works

NO 9H5595

Negative: NOn35-300

Hills, Mrs. Theresa C.

[Mrs. Reuben B. Hills]


Negative: NOn38-414

Hillyer, Winthrop -1883. Merchant.

Benefactor, Hillyer Art

Gallery, Smith College




NO 9H5598

Hinckley, Allen C. -1954. Opera singer see also: Amateur NO 9H5825

Dramatics (Florence-

c1898?), NO BOX 3B

-Group Portraits (High

School Students), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 3

Hinckley, B.B. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Hinckley, Hnery R. 1838-1918. City

Alderman and

Councilman. President,

Northampton Cutlery

Co. Bank officer

see also: B.A.R.

Pageants (c1910), BOX

NO 7B

NO 9H5825

Hinckley, Samuel

Lyman

-1871. Lawyer. Sheriff,

Hampshire Co., 1844-

51. Bank officer




NO 9H5825

Hinds, Frank L. -1937 NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Hinds, G.A. HOn35-70


Hitchcock, Albert W. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Hitchcock, Edward 1828-1911. Physician NO 9H632

Hitchcock, [Dr.] John S. -1928 NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

3

NO 1.8W757

Hitchcock, N. Seelye Hampshire County

Commissioner, from

Easthampton



Hoadley, [Dr.] George

A.

-1936. Principal,

Northampton High

School, 1887-1888


Hoadley, Leigh BOX NO 3B

Hobson, Reuben NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Hoch, Theodore A. -1932. Physician.

Superintendent,

Northampton State

Hospital, 1930-

NO 9H6548

Hodgkins, [Miss] Alida Probation Officer.

Daughter of Clarence E.

Hodgkins

NO 9H6678

NO 9Sco842

Hodgkins, Clarence E. 1857-1941. Manager,

Standard Oil Company,

1893-1923. County

Commissioner.

President, Hampshire

Co. Public Health Assn.

President, 3 County


1917

see also: Hodgkins,

[Mrs.] Robert C.

-Collins, [Dr.] William

J.

-Hodgkins, [Miss] A.

-O’Brien, [Dr.] Frank E.

-Hodgkins, Robert C.

-McCool, John

-Group Portraits

NO 9H6678

(Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5


D.C. Delegation, 1925

and Stevens Clambake,

1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

Hodgkins, Ellen

Knowlton [Mrs. Thomas

Hodgkins]

Mother of Clarence E.

Hodgkins. Resident of

Jerusalem, Rochester,

Vt.

Negative: NOn35-391

Hodgkins, [Mr. & Mrs.]

Robert C.

see: Hodgkins, Clarence

E., NO 9H6678

Hodgkins, Thomas Father of Clarence E.

Hodgkins. Resident of

Jerusalem, Rochester Vt.

Negative: NOn35-390

Hoey, John B. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Holden, Isabel [Mrs.

Richard Holden]

FO Box 5, Folder 6

Holland, Josiah Gilbert 1819-1881. Native of

Belchertown & Heath.

Physician. Author. Poet.

Newspaper Publisher,

Springfield Republican.

Editor, Scribner’s

Magazine

see also: BOX NO 10C NO 9H7194

Holmes, [Rev.] Clement

E.

Pastor at various

Methodist Churches, in

Northampton—1903-11;

Westfield–1911- ;

Hadley–1924-35

NO 9H734

Holmes, Oliver Wendell 1809-1894. Poet,

novelist. Visited

Northampton 1853,

1855


Holmes, P.H. HOn35-71


Holroyd, Mrs. Sarah J.

[Mrs. Fred Holroyd]


Holt, Mr.___ c1917 NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Holway, Ruth NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Hooker, John NO 9H764

Hopkins, Erastus Minister. Merchant.

State Representative

NO 9H774

Hopkins, [Rev.] Samuel 4th

minister of Hadley.

Nephew and biographer

NO 9H774

of Jonathan Edwards.

Grandfather of Erastus

Hopkins

Horton, G.B. see also: Rogers, N.M. HOn35-72


Hosford, Gladys F. Clef Club – 1911 see also: [Mrs.] Gladys

F. Hosford

BOX NO 3B

Hosford, Howard W. 1869- . General

Manager, Norwood

Manufacturing Co.,

Florence. Water Dept.

Supt.


(Band & Orchestras),


NO 9H7925

Hotchkiss, Wales 1826- . Born Bethany,

Conn. From Bridgeport,

Conn. Artist Studio

Main St. Near

Hampshire Co. Trust

Co. Lived in

Northampton c1887

NO 9H797

Hough, Helen BOX NO 7B

Hough, Seabury BOX NO 3B

Houston, Joan Child in 1938 Negative: Xn13-438 (’38

Hurricane)

Houston, John

Alexander

1859-1937. Physician.

Superintendent,

Northampton State

Hospital, 1897-1929

see also: D.A.R.

Pageants (c1910), NO

BOX 7B

-Group Portraits (Clubs


BOX 10B, Folder 1

NO 9H8185

Houston, Mrs. John A. Negative: NOn35-381

Howard, Ella NO 9Sco842

Howard, John Negative: NOn35-193

Howard, Mrs. Malleville BOX NO 7B

Hoxie, Mr.___ c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Hoyt, Lester T. Young boy. Grandson of

J.E. Biddle

NO 9C771

Hubbard, Mrs. Emma NO BOX 7B

Hubbard, [Deacon]

George W.

-1888. Forbes Library

Trustee: 1881-1887



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9H8615

Hubbard, Joseph BOX NO 3B

Hubley, Judith Pierce Director, Arcadia

Wildlife Sanct. Forbes

Library Trustee

FO Box 5, Folder 6 &

Folder 4

Hudnut, Mrs. Helen T.

[Mrs. Paul A. Hudnut]

Helen Hudnut Real

Estate & Insurance

see also: Scott, [Dr.] K.

Frances, NO 9Sco842

NO 9H866

Negative: NOn25-341

-Amateur Dramatics

(Northampton Players),

NO BOX 3A

Negative: NOn35-372

Hudnut, Paul A. -1925. Northampton

physician

NO BOX 1

Hughes, Joyce W. Butler

[Mrs. Dwight Hughes]

see: Butler, Joyce W.

Hunt, Miss D. Negative: NOn38-406

Hunt, [Dr.] David Began practice here in

1794

etchings


(Composite Ports.-

Physicians)

NO 9H911

Hunt, [Dr.] Ebenezer -1821. Began practice

here in 1768


Negative: Xn13-314

Hunt, Mary -1934 see: Warner, Mary Hunt

Hunt, Seth -1893. Began business

in 1835. Treasurer,

Connecticut Railroad


Hunter, Dexter HD 108

Huntington, Charles P. -1868. Lawyer. Register

of Deeds. Judge of

Superior Court.



1842-1850

NO 9H921

Negative: Xn13-312

Huntington, James H. -1921 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Hurley, James H. President, Brookside

Dairy


Hurley, Thomas W., Sr. Northampton Fire Chief,

1939-1944

NO 9H939

Hurley, [Gen.] William NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Hurteau, E.J. see also: Gilbert, J.E. HOn35-49


Hussey, Albert C. 1836- . Pastor, First

Baptist Church, 1879-

1892


Hyde, George Palmer 1887-1945. Lawyer.

Treasurer of Smith

College, 1923-1945

NO 9H992

Hyde, Walter W. Assistant Principal,

Northampton High

School, 1895-99. Acting

Principal, Northampton

High School, 1899-1900

NO 9H992

Imai, [Sen.] G. Member, Japanese Diet.

Visited Northampton


(Propper-McCallum

Mill), 1940

Ingersoll, James C. Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Ingersoll, Nellie Newell Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Ingraham, Lilla see: Crowningshield, Lilla

Ingraham

Irwin, Eyles, [Esq.] Etching from “European

Magazine”, 1789

NO9Ir9

Irwin, John T. etching NO9Ir9

Irwin, Richard Williams 1857-1932. Attorney.

City Solicitor, 1890-94.

District Attorney, 1905-

11. Superior Court

Judge, 1911-29.


(Bands & Orchestras),


-Group Portraits

(Composite Ports.-

Chairmen), NO BOX

10B, Folder 5


Stevens Clambake), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

-Oversize Portraits, NO

BOX 10C

NO9Ir9

Jackowski, Harriette Taken in 1935 NO 9J1315

Jackson, John NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Jager, Barbara Vernon St. School,

1927, 2nd

grade class

NO 2V598

Jager, Frederick G. 1862-1943.

Northampton native,

owner of the Springfield

Automobile Co.

NO 9J182

Jager, [Mrs.] Muriel M.

MacKenzie [Mrs. Ralph

L. Jager]

NO BOX 3B

Jager, Ruth Parker Vernon St. School NO 2V598

James, Arthur Curtiss NO 9J231

James, [Mrs.] Harriet E.

Parsons [Mrs. Arthur

Curtiss James]

NO 9J231

Janes, Benjamin

Franklin

1885-1937. Physician,

of Northampton

see also: Oversize, NO

BOX 1

NO 9J2545

Janes, Edwin E. NO 9J2545

Janick, Joseph HOn35-73


Jefferson, Joseph 1829-1905. Actor.

Appeared at Academy of

Music, 1895

see also: Field

Collection, FE 18


Jenks, Henry N. SW 3-5

Johnson, [Dr.]___ c1906 NO BOX 1

Johnson, Arthur 4 yrs. old, 1939. Son of

Irving Johnson

NO 9J641

Johnson, Catherine Daughter of Clifton

Johnson

clipping NO 9J641

Johson, Clifton 1867-1940. Author.

Editor. Illustrator. Father

of Irving Johnson.

Resident of the

Hockanum section of

Hadley

NO 9J641

Johnson, [Mrs.] Drucilla

Hall [Mrs. Alfred

Johnson]

1805-1905. Resident of

Hadley and Florence.

Photos of her in old age

NO 9J641

Johnson, Ellen NO 1.34

Johnson, F.E. HOn35-74


Johnson, Irving Ship captain. Resident

of Springfield and

Hadley

NO 9J641

Johnson, Robert 1 yr. old, 1939. Son of

Irving Johnson

NO 9J641

Johnston, Mrs.___ Miss A. Johnston’s

mother

Negative: NOn38-424

Joliot-Curie, Irene see: Curie, Irene

Jones, Edmund Adams 1842-1926. Educator;

res. Marietta, Ohio

AM 12

Jones, H.E. HOn35-75


Jones, Hazel see also: Lee, Hazel

Jones

NO BOX 3A

Jones, Henry M. 1835- . Music teacher see also: Group Portraits



NO 9J71

Jones, [Dr.] William H. -1911. Began business

in 1857


Judd, Elnathan Physician Silhouette NO 9J881

Judd, Emerson Bates 1843-1901.

Easthampton blacksmith

NO 9J881

Judd, Nina 1826-1915. Daughter of

Sylvester Judd

NO 9J881

Judd, Sylvester Antiquarian. Compiler see also: BOX NO 10C NO 9J881

of the Judd Manuscripts.

Author of the “History

of Hadley”

Negative: Xn14-483

Jules, Mervin Smith College Art

Professor

NO 9J9415

Juskiewicz, Vincent Aviator see also: King, Richard NO 9J985

Kagawa, Dr. Toyohiko 1888- . Japanese social

reformer; Christian

teacher. Visited

Longmeadow, MA,

lectured there 1936


Keach, Everett NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Keating, John T. -1909 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Keefe, E.S. see also: Greencoe, B.L. HOn35-52


Keeny, Sanford Judge NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Keiber, Helena NO 9Sco842

Kelley, Lawrence E. Forbes Library

Treasurer

NO 9B9725

Kellogg, Charles NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Kellogg, Giles C. Register of Deeds NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Kellogg, [Dr.] Henry C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Kellogg, Isabelle GO 18

Kellogg, Nellie -1876. Class of 1869 NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Kelly, H.J. see also: Bernier, H. HOn35-76


Kelly, [Sgt.] Harry J. WWI Veteran see also: NO BOX 10A,

Folder 4

NO 9K296

Kemble, Frances Anne Actress etching NO 9K312

Kendall, Estelle Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Kendrick, George 1867- . Superintendent,

Geo. S. Colton Elastic

Web Company,

Easthampton

NO 9K345

Kennedy, C.B. see also: Casten, E.M. HOn35-6


Kennedy, John Joseph 1870- . Railroad

Company clerk.

Insurance agent. On the

Northampton City

Council and School

Committee. Only person

to defeat Calvin

Coolidge during



BOX 10A, Folder 3

NO 9K3835

Coolidge’s rise up the

political ladder

Kenny, John -1917. Pastor, St.

Mary’s Church, 1889-

NO 9K399

Kent, Frederick H. Minister, Unitarian

Church, 1902-

NO 9K4146

Kenyon, L.J. HOn35-77


Kidder, M.L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Kidder, W.M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Kiely, James BOX NO 3B

Kiely, William M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Kiely Family Reunion July 22, 1906. Taken at

Marshall’s Grove (now

Arcadia Wildlife Sanct.)

see also: Kiley NO 9K5445

Kiley see: 9K5445

Kilpatrick, Charles J. WWI Veteran. Teacher,

Smith School

NO BOX 7A

Kimball, Henry A. 1842-1904. Bank

officer. Mayor, 1894-95

see also: Kimball &

Gary, NO 1.21K56

NO 9K561

Kimball, William W. NO 9K561

Kimczyk, Jac BOX NO 10C

King, [Miss] A. NO BOX 7B

King, B. NO 9R534

King, Franklin, Jr. Insurance agent BOX NO 3B

King, Franklin, Sr. 1863-1937.

Superintendent of

buildings and grounds,


1936

see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

NO 9K58

King, George W. NO 1.24N812i

King, P. Joseph NO 9K58

King, Richard NO 9J985

King, Stanley President, Amherst

College

NO BOX 7A

King, Warner N. Smith College foreman Negative: NOn38-163

King, Warren M. 1856-1936. Bank officer see also: Group Portraits

(Composite Portraits-

Chairmen), NO BOX

10B, Folder 5




-Orange National &

Savings Bank

NO 9K58

King, William L. Member, Springfield NO BOX 10B, Folder 5


Kingsbury, Arthur Little 1861-1922. President,

Kingsbury Paper Box &

Printing Co.

NO 9K6115

Kingsbury, Harold P. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Kingsley, Calvin B. -1905. Civil War

Veteran


Kingsley, Charles B. -1887 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Kingsley, Charles B., Jr. Photo and newspaper

article about his Match

Book Collection, 1936



NO 1.24N812i

NO 9K614


Kingsley, Daniel -1880. “Deacon” see also: Group Portraits


BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9K614

Kingsley, Elbridge 1842-1918. Painter.

Engraver


(Comp. Portraits), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9K614

Kingsley, George 1811-1884. Professor Copy of the original

painting, owned by the

Northampton Historical

Society



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9K614

Kingsley, Helen L.

Chapin [Mrs. C.B.

Kingsley]

BOX NO 3B

Kingsley, Mrs. H.N. BOX NO 7B

Kingsley, Sereno Associated with

Haydenville Brass

Works


Kingsley, Seth M. NO 9K614

Kingsley, Walter C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Kinney, Charles M. -1911. Marble works

owner

NO BOX 10B, Folder 2 &

Folder 5

Kinsolving, [Rev.]

Arthur L.

Pastor, Grace Episcipal

Church, Amherst

Negative: NOn35-332

Kirkham, James W. Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Kirkland, [Maj.] Harvey Register of Deeds NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Knapp, Madeline BOX NO 7B

Knapp, William F. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Kneeland, [Mrs.]

Adelaide F. [Mrs.

Frederick N. Kneeland]

-1914 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Kneeland, Frederick N. 1850-1937. Bank officer see also: Group Portraits

(Misc.), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6b

NO 9K7335

Negative: NOn38-412

Kneeland, “Grandma” NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Kneeland, H.R. see also: Moore, F.M. HOn35-78

printed for file 78

Kneeland, [Miss] Hattie

(Harriet) J.

-1931 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Kneeland, Robert NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Knight, Horatio Gates Bank officer. Lieut.

Governor of

Massachusetts, 1875-78.

Resident of

Easthampton

NO 9K7445

Knowlton, Charles L. -1898. Physician, began



Knox, [Col.] Frank 1874-1944. Newspaper

publisher. Republican

candidate for V.P., 1936,

visited here. Later,

FDR’s Navy Secretary,

1940-1944


Kocienski, J.W. HOn35-79

printed for file 79

Koenig, Oscar N. Member, Springfield


NO BOX 10, Folder 5

Kollender, Julia Sherwin

[Mrs. Mortimer

Kollender]

see: Sherwin, Julia

Korsth?, Miss ___ Negative: NOn35-383

Kossuth, Louis 1802-1894. Hungarian

Patriot and Statesman.

Visited Northampton,

1852

etching NO 9K8475

Kotfila, Russell Car dealership Prop.


Commerce

FO Box 5, Folder 6

Kozera, Stanley J. Hampshire Co. Register

of Deeds

NO 9K8495

Kroll, Adolph C. NO 1.24N812i

Krol, John J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Krone, A.P. BOX NO 10A, Folder 3

Kusaka, [Dr.] Shuichi 1915-1947. Professor of

Physics, Smith College,

1943-45

NO 9K968

Kyle, Oscar N. 1848- . Florence NO 9K984

manufacturer

Kyle, W. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Lacore, Edward NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

La Coy, J.A. HOn35-80

printed for file 80

La Croiz, P.J. see also: Powers, C.A. HOn35-81

printed for file 81

Labarge, Cyrus NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Labarge, Henry NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Labarge, Jerry NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Labarge, Wilfred NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Lafayette, Marie Joseph

Paul, Marquis de

1757-1834. French

general & statesman.


1825


LaFleur, Horace C. City Auditor, 1923- NO 9L1335

La Fleur, M.E. HOn35-82


LaFoe, J.W. see also: Drohan, T.W. HOn35-36


LaFontain, Napolean HOn35-83


Lafrenier, ___(Mr.) NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Laidley, Caroline S. -1902. Librarian, Clarke

Library

NO 9L1415

Laidley, Lulu NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Lambie, Jasper E. -1898. Mayor, 1891. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5


Lambie, [Miss]

Margaret

NO BOX 7B

LaMontagne, Arthur J. 1868-1940. Merchant,

had a paint store across

the street from the

Academy of Music. One

of the founders of the

Rotary Club. One of 17

brothers & sisters from

St. Hyacinthe, PQ,

brought down by Jos.

Hebert, lumber company

owner



1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

NO 9L1915

Negative: NOn28-411

Lamontagne, Elliott NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

LaMontagne Family Group Portrait Negative: NOn38-413

LaMonte, Fred NO BOX 7B

Lampron, Edmond J. Mayor, 1944-46 see also: Tobin, Gov.

Maurice J.

NO 9L199

-Falvey, John

-Group Portraits


BOX 10A, Folder 2

Lampron, Mrs. Edmond

J.

BOX NO 9

Lampron, Francis Son of Edmond J.

Lampron

BOX NO 9

Lampron, [Miss] Jane Daughter of Edmond J.

Lampron

BOX NO 9

Lampron, [Miss]

Lorraine

Daughter of Edmond J.

Lampron

BOX NO 9

Lamson, Mrs. Charles NO 9B763

Lamson, Nellie Clerk, Northampton

National Bank

NO BOX 3B

Landry, John NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Langworthy, Mrs. Eva

A. [Mrs. W. Herbert

Langworthy]


Langworthy, Ralph Child of Mrs. Eva

Langworthy, as a child,

c1917


Langworthy, W. Herbert NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a,

Folder 2, & Folder 6a

Laprade, Michael NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Larkin, Oliver NO BOX 3A

Laro, Wilfred “Bunny” Longtime Easthampton

fireman


Laro, Willfred (Bunny) In group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898


Negative: Xn13-152

La Rose, A.J. see also: Daley, F.R. HOn35-30


Larson, James Henry Pastor, Hospital Hill

Chapel, -1934. Lecturer

NO 9L3295

Larson, Maud Electa

Parsons [Mrs. James

Henry Larson]

see also: Parsons, Maud

Electa

NO 9L3295

Lathe, Herbert W. 1851- . Pastor, 1st


1882-1891


Latham, G.E. HOn35-84


Latham, J.H. HOn35-85

printed for file 85

Lathrop, Joseph

Stoddard

Merchant. Later moved

to St. Louis, Mo., died

NO 9L348

there 1877

Lauriat, [Rev.]

Nathaniel

Pastor, Unitarian Church NO 9L373

Lavalle, L.J. see also: Malley, J.F. HOn35-86


Lavalle, [Sgt.] Leon J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3


Law, William H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Lawrence, Amos

Edward

Grandfather of Elizabeth

Crocker Lawrence

1 daguerreotype donated

to Forbes 4/84

Transferred to: Smith

College Archive 8/84

Learned, Emily K. Hill

[Mrs. Dr. John B.

Learned]

NO 9H55

Learned, John B. -1910. Physician, of

Florence


Folder 5

NO 9L4792

Leavitt, Edwin D. Jail master, -1931 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Lee, A.P. see also: Hayward, R.W. HOn35-87


Lee, Edward Payson 1839-1922. Episcopal

clergyman; res. St.

Johnsbury, Vt.

AM 12

Lee, Gerald Stanley 1862-1944. Author.

Minister

NO 9L51

Lee, Hazel Jones see: Jones, Hazel

Lee, Jennette Perry

[Mrs. Gerald Stanley

Lee]

NO 9L51

Lee, Noah H. Businessman. Senior

Deacon, First Church of

Christ, 1899-1934

NO 9L51

Lee, Samuel W. Jr. -1924. Forbes Library

Secretary, 1894-1905.


1905-24


-Group Portraits (Band

& Orchestras), NO BOX

10B, Folder 2

-Group Portraits



NO 9L51

Lee, W.H. HOn35-88


Lennon, T.M. see also: Sweeney, H.R. HOn35-89


Leonard, Eleanor BOX NO 3B

Levin, Louis A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Lewin, Margaret BOX NO 3B

Lewis, John NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Lewis, N.M. see also: Packard, A.L. HOn35-90


Lilly, Alfred T. -1890. Founder of the

Lilly Library, Florence

see also: BOX NO 10C NO 9L6285

Lincoln, [Deacon]

Addison L.


Lind-Goldschmidt,

Jenny Maria

1820-1887. “Jenny

Lind”, “The Swedish

Nightingale.” Swedish

coloratura soprano.


1851 & 1852

(honeymoon)


Negative: Xn12-474

(etching)

Lindbergh, Anne

Morrow

1906- . Wife of Chas.

A. Lindbergh. Writer,

Aviatrix. Attended 1935

Commencement, Smith

College


Linde, [Rev.] Richard NO 9C912

Lindes, Timothy c1902, “born a slave” see also: slaves

-African-Americans

[William F.] Prindle

(business), NO 1.21P93

Lippmann, Walter 1889- . Editor, writer.

Commencement

Speaker, Smith College,

1937


Livingstone, David BOX NO 3B

Livingstone, Miriam BOX NO 3B

Locke, [Miss] E. NO BOX 7B

Lodge, Henry Cabot FE 23

Logan, E.G. HOn35-91


Londergan, ___ Young girl NO 2V598

Long, William J. Priest, St. Mary’s

Church, 1887-


Longfellow, Henry

Wadsworth

see: Clipping file, Pittsfield

cPT

Longley, Henry A. 1814-1893. Hampshire

County Sheriff




NO 9L8625

Longtin, Linda FL 4-7

Look, Frank Newhall -1911. Owned land now

occupied by Look Park;

Founded by Mrs. Look

c.1928

NO 9L8725

Looker, Earle Council Head, Boy

Scouts, 1933- .

NO 9L8727


Rotary Club, 1934- .

Speech writer for F.D.R.

Loomis, Bertha BOX NO 3B

Loomis, Cora BOX NO 3B

Loomis, Hattie BOX NO 3B

Lotreck, Charles E. BOX NO 3B

Loveland, Mabel NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Lovering, Everett BOX NO 3B

Lovering, Rolan BOX NO 3B

Lovett, Mr.___ NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Lowd, Dana J. see also: Northampton


NO 1.24N812i

NO 9L951

Negative: NOn35-188

Lownicki, Stanley HOn35-92


Luce, George N. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Luce, Richard Alderman NO 2L517

Lucey, C.E. HOn35-93


Lucey, James -1936 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Lucey, Thomas P. 1854-1917. Priest,

Blessed Sacrament

Church 1886-


(Composite Ports.-

1887), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9L9635

Ludington, [Mrs.]

Martha Smith

NO 9L966

Lyman, Anne Jean

Robbins

Wife of Judge Joseph

Lyman

ething NO 9L989

Lyman, Benjamin Smith Geologist. Benj. Smith

Lyman Collection,

Forbes Library

see also: Group


Folder 5

-Oversize Portraits, NO

BOX 10C

NO 9L9892

Negative: Xn14-372

X372

Lyman, Charles B. Southampton resident.

President, 3 County


1891-1893

NO 9L989

Negative: NOn35-77

Lyman, Clifford H. 1864-1941. Bookstore

Proprietor. Bank

President, Nonotuck

Savings Bank. Local

Historian

see also: NO BOX 10C



BOX 10B, Folder 1

-Group Portraits


BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9L989

Lyman, Edward -1899. Founder of the NO 9L989

Hutchinson Robbins Academy of Music. Son

of Judge Joseph Lyman

Negative: NOn24-118

Lyman, Frank E. Academy of Music

Trustee. Forbes Library

Trustee. Asst.

Commissioner of Public

Works, 1934-

NO 9L989

Lyman, John L. District Court Judge NO 1.24N812i

Lyman, [Judge] Joseph -1847. Register of

Probate. Judge of

Probate District Court.

Great-grandfather of

Franklin D. Roosevelt.

First President, 3 County


1820



Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5

NO 9L989

Lyman, Joseph M. 1896-1937. Editor in

managing and Chief

editor, Daily Hampshire

Gazette, 1929-1937

NO 9L989

Lyman, Joseph Pres. of 3 County

Agricultural Soc.

Negative: NOn35-78

Lyman, Luke 1824-1889. General.

Held various County

offices

etching




NO 9L989

Lyman, Richard NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Lyman, Samuel F. Register of Probate NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Lynch, Patrick J. Supt. of Easthampton

Highway Dept. Veteran,

WWI (Major)

NO BOX 7A

Lyon, Mary Founder, Mt. Holyoke

College. Buckland

native

clipping NO 9Sh58

Lyons, Michael J. -1927 FE 1

McCallum, Alexander -1919. Merchant, began

business in 1866


Negative: NOn 38-177

McCallum, Catherine S.

[Mrs. Alexander

McCallum]

-1929 NO BOX 7B

McCallum, George Bliss 1876- . President and

Director, Propper-

McCallum Hosiery

Company, -1942.



(High School Students

1893), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 3

-BOX NO 10C

NO 9M1245

Negative: NOn38-177

Commerce, 1919-1920

McCallum, James Jr. NO BOX 6A

McCallum, James Sr. Employee of C.N. Fitts

Furniture Company,

later Supt. of cemeteries

NO BOX 6A

McCallum, Revell President and Director,

Propper-McCallum

Hosiery Company,

1942- . Son of George

Bliss McCallum

NO 9M1245

Negative: NOn38-177

McCarthy, (Post) in group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898


Negative: Xn13-152

McCartin, Joseph BOX NO 10C

McClurkin, Paul

Theodore

1909- . Pastor,

Edwards Church, 1939-

1945

NO 9M1325

McConnell, Mrs. Bessie

D. [Mrs. Thomas

McConnell]

Regent, Betty Allen

Chapter, D.A.R., 1946

NO 9M1348


McConnell, Hugh 1893-1942. President

and general manager of

the Hampton Co.,

Easthampton, 1938-

1942



Folder 4

NO 9M1348

McConnell, James Corporal, Troop B, State

Police Patrol. Veteran of

WWI

NO 9M1348

McCool, John 1857- . Superintendent,

Mt. Tom State

Reservation

see also: Hodgkins,

Clarence E., NO

9H6678

NO 9M1365

McCoy, Mrs. Ardis H.

[Mrs. Neal H. McCoy]

-1988 NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

McCray, Grace BOX NO 3B

McCrillis, William

Lorenzo

In group portrait of the

American Legion Band





McDonald, J.A. see also: Denyse, A.W. HON35-32


McDonald, James K. School principal. Forbes

Library Secretary

FO Box 5, Folder 4

McDowell, Katherine

“Kitty”

see: Rice, Katherine

“Kitty” (McDowell)

McGarrett, William J. Member, Springfield

Orchestral Club, 1890


McGrath, James -1935 BOX NO 3B

McGrath, John W. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

McGrath, Roger D. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

McGrath, Thomas

Francis

1859-1933. Proprietor,

Bay State Hotel.

Tobacco salesman. Bank

officer. Involved in

various city committees

NO 9M178

MacGregor, Agnes BOX NO 3B

MacGregor, Jessie O. -1933 BOX NO 3B

MacGregor, Margaret BOX NO 3B

McKenna, Mary Jean FO BOX 5

McKenzie, J.A. see also: Munks, W.G. HOn35-94


McKenzie, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

McKeogh, [Maj.] Arthur 1890-1937. Collaborated

with Grace Coolidge on

the serial “The real

Calvin Coolidge”, Good

Housekeeping Mag., of

which he was the co-

editor. Visited here

1934-35


McKinley, William 1843-1901. 25th

president of the United

States. Visited

Northampton, 1899

see also: Field

Collection, FE 3, 24

BOX NO 5

McMahon, John J. 1856- . Priest, Florence

Annunciation Church,

1880-


McMillin, Duncan Patrolman, Troop B.,


Veteran of WWI

NO 9M228

MacNamara, Jack NO BOX 3A

McNaughton, J.P. see: Goshen Sesqui-

Centennial Celebration,

GO16

McQueston, Robert John 1878- . Vice-president,

Brookside Dairy Co.

Selectman and Fire

Chief, Hadley

see also: D.A.R.


BOX 7B

NO 9M2425

Macomber, Frederick A. -1922. Forbes Library

Treasurer, 1894-1920


Folder 5

NO 9M2369

Macomber, Mrs.

Frederick A.

CO BOX, 33

Madden, R.B. HOn35-95


Magee, F.H. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Mahar, Ralph State representative

from Orange, 1950s


Mahoney, Cornelius W. -1937 NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Mahoney, Elizabeth FO Box 5, Folder 6

Mahoney, F.M. Architect, 1939 NO 2N812

Mahoney, James F. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Mahoney, M.J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Mahoney, Mike in group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898


Negative: Xn13-152

Malley, J.F. see also: Lavalle, L.J. HOn35-86


Maloney, Jerry NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Maltby, Lafayette -1898. Lawyer. Bank

officer. Trustee, Clarke

School for the Deaf




NO 9M2985

Mandell, W.D. BOX NO 10C

Mangan, Clarence NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Manley, G.B. Taught school at old

Northampton High

School, 1856 (Center

St.)

NO 2N812c

Mann, Edward T. -1983. Shop Instructor,

Smith School. Drove

Forbes Library

Bookmobile for a couple

summers in the early

1960s

NO 9B9725

Mann, Harriet NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Mann, Olive BOX NO 3B

Mansereau, Donat Scoutmaster NO 2L517

Mansfield, James R. City Clerk, -1933.

Indicted for

embezzlement, 1934



1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

NO 9M3175

Marcellus, Kate of the Mary A. Burnham

School

NO 9B9725

Maroney, James C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Marsh, George S. NO 9M352

Marsh, Joseph -1910. Began business

in 1856 (book seller)


Marshall, Doris E. Hill

[Mrs. Donald E.

Marshall]

see: Hill, Doris E.

Marshall, [Gen.] George 1880- . General,

WWII. Secretary of

State, 1947-49.


Received an honorary

degree from Amherst

College, 1947

Martin, Daniel A. -1932 NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Martin, G.H. HOn35-96


Martin, J.L. HOn35-97


Martin, Joseph Chapman 1844-1899. Florence

manufacturer

NO 9M363

Mason, Edward Director, Arcadia

Wildlife Sanctuary

NO 5.4A21

Mason, John Whitig 1861- . Lawyer. Judge,

Hampshire District

Court. Bank officer.

Candidate for mayor

(twice)

NO 9M3812

Mason, Mark T. Dog breeder MO 9M3812

Mather, John L. -1922. Mayor, 1897,

1899, 1900



BOX 10B, Folder 5


Mathieu, P.P. see also: Moyce, J.L. HOn35-98


Matthews, Henry NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Matthews, Howard BOX NO 3B

Maurer, Irving Pastor, Edwards’

Church, 1913-1918


(Misc.-Prof. men), NO

BOX 10A, Folder 6a

NO 9M4465

May, F.J. HOn35-99


Maynard, Mrs. Alice

Bicknell [Mrs. Edgar C.

Maynard]

see: Bicknell, Alice

Maynard, Edgar C. BOX NO 3B

Maynard, Henry E. -1905. Police Chief,

1887-

see also: Field

Collection (Police Dept.-

1896), FE 1


Meehan, J.J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Meehan, John Class of 1929 NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Meehan, John J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Meehan, Mae Principal, Leeds School NO 2L517

Meekins, Edward Munro see also: Group Port.



NO 9M471

Meekins, Thomas W. 1796-1897. Physician

and dentist in

etching


NO 9M471

Williamsburg (Bands & Orchestras),


-Group Portraits



Meiklejohn, Alexander President, Amherst

College, 1912-1923

NO 9M4765

Meiklejohn, Helen

Everett [Mrs. Alexander

Meiklejohn]

married 1926. Teacher

at Vassar College

NO 9M4765

Melden, Charles M. 1853- . Pastor,

Methodist Church,

Northampton, 1887-


Meloney, Mrs. William

Brown

Chairman, American

Women’s Committee,

for a gift of 1 gram of

radium to Marie Curie.

Editor of The Delineator


Mensel, Ernst Henrich 1865-1942. Smith

College Professor, 1901-

1933. President,

Northampton Historical

Society

see also: Childs, Mrs.

Charles E. (Annie)

-Group Portraits


Folder 4

NO 9M5285

Mensel, Mary NO BOX 7B

Mercé, Antonia see: “La Argentina”

Merrill, George Robert 1845-1926.

Congregational minister;

res. Newbury, MA

AM 12

Metcalf, Frank H. 1868- . Holyoke

manufacturer

etching NO 9M5655

Metcalf, George L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Metcalf, John BOX NO 10C

Miles, I.L. see also: Hamilton, Roy HOn35-58


Miller, Alice FO Box 5, Folder 6

Miller, Charles Negative: NOn35-191, 192

Miller, Cyrus -1885 NO 9M612

Miller, E. Cyrus -1923. Bank officer.

Apple orchard owner,

Haydenville




-HY 2-8, 12

NO 9M612

Miller, Edward Appeared in

Northampton during

1840s. Cartoon from

Gazette (Oct. 1984)

Negative: Xn14-267, 268

Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth NO BOX 7B

Miller, Frank Jr. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Miller, Gertrude

Beckmann

NO 9B389

Miller, Herbert A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Miller, Hiram Williams -1929. Cabinetmaker;

ran a cabinet making

plant

NO 9M612

Miller, Homer NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Miller, Malvern Son of Hiram BOX NO 3B

Miller, Robert see also: Group Portraits



NO BOX 7B

Miller, Robert J. Bank officer. Forbes


1965


Gertrude, NO 9B748

NO 9M612

Miller, Ruth NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Miller, William D. -1930 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Miltner, W.L. HOn35-100


Minor, Edna NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Minshall, [Dr.] Arthur

G.

see also: Amateur


players), NO BOX 3A

-D.A.R. Pageants

(c1911), NO BOX 7B

NO BOX 1

Mitchell, Alice Theo NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Modjeska, Anna HD 108

Moffat, Adelene Associated with the

Home Culture Clubs

NO 9M7235

Montague, Edward H. NO 1.24N812i

Moodey, Cornelia NO BOX 7B

Moody, Dwight L. NO 9M771

Moor, Abigail Grandmother of Calvin

Coolidge

copy of original tintype

in Coolidge Room

Negative: Xn13-308

Moor, Hiram Grandfather of Calvin

Coolidge

copy of original

photograph in Coolidge

Room

Negative: Xn13-307

Moore, F.M. see also: Kneeland, H.R. HOn35-78

Moore, Mrs. Myra V.

(Torrey)

see also: Torrey, Myra

V.


Moore, W.I. HOn35-101


Morea, M.E. HOn35-102


Morgan, [Mrs.]

Charlotte M.

-1909. Owner of the

Pierpont Inn. Manager

of the Plymouth Inn.

Foster mother of

Antonio Moreno

NO 9M821

Moriarty, Robert F. Elementary School

Superintendent. Forbes


82

see also: Forbes Library,

Coolidge Rm.

Rededication, 1983, FO

Box 5, Folder 6

NO 9B9725

Morin, Edward A. Bank officer. Forbes

Library Treasurer

FO Box 5, Folder 4

Morley, Christopher 1890- . Novelist.

Visited Hampshire

Bookshop, 1937


Morris, Rosamond BOX NO 3B

Morrow, [Gov.] ___, of

Kentucky

NO 9C777

Morrow, Mrs. Dwight

W.

Mother of Anne Morrow

Lindbergh


Morse, Alvertus, J. Mayor, 1917-19. City

Solicitor, 1922- . Judge

see also: BOX NO 10C NO 9M835

Morse, Edith NO 1.51C

Morse, [Mrs.] Ethel

Chilson [Mrs. Ralph L.

Morse]

see: Chilson, Ethel

Morse, Harold J. NO 1.24N812i

Morse, W.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Moseley, Carrie Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Moyce, J.L. HOn35-98

Moynihan, Daniel J. -1928 see also: Field

Collection, FE 15


Mullen, Edward NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Mulligan, John Superintendent,

Connecticut Railroad


Munks, W.G. HOn35-94

printed for file 94

Munro, Charles NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Murphy, Frank E. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Murphy, James J. -1936 NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Murphy, [Judge] John

F., Jr.


1958-

NO 9B9725

Murphy, Kiernan Professor, Holyoke

Comm.College. Forbes

Library Trustee

FO Box 5, Folder 6

Murphy, [Mrs.] Louise BOX NO 3B

Murray, F.A. HOn35-103


Musante, David B., Jr. City Councilor. County

Commissioner. Mayor,

1980-

see also: Misc.

(Holidays), NO BOX 9,

Folder 16

FO Box 5, Folder 6

Myette, Russell J. c1986 NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Nagle, William P., Jr. State Representative FO BOX 5, Folder 6

de Naucaze, Anna -1924. Actress.

Manager, The Rose Tree

Inn

NO 9N221

Neal, Mrs. Elizabeth C.

“Betty” [Mrs. Kenneth

W. Neal]


Neilson, William Allan 1869-1946. Author.

President, Smith

College, 1917-1939


(Clubs &

Organizations), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 1

-Group Portraits



-NO BOX 10C

NO 9N3175

Newbold, Katherine

“Kitty”

see also: Canfield,

Katherine Newbold

NO BOX 3A and 3B


174, 175

Newcomb, Dick “Dick Newcomb & His

Masters of Modern

Melodies”

NO 9N433

Negative: NOn38-171

Newell, Horace S. Choir Director, South

Church, Springfield,

1875


Newell, William C. Member of the South

Church Choir,

Springfield, 1875


Newkirk, Frank P. -1920. Hardware and

cutlery store owner,

Easthampton. President,

3 County Agricultural

Society, 1906-1909

NO 9N4605

Nims, Edward B. Superintendent,

Northampton State

Hospital, -1897

NO 9N6195

Niquette, Louis B. 1868-1938. Physician.

Drug store operator

NO 9N628

Noble, Arthur B. see also: Bardwell,

William R.


Noble, Clyde NO BOX 7B

Noble, Robert C. Physician NO 9N6685

Nolan, C.R. HOn35-21

printed for file 21

Nolan, James see also: Group Portraits

(Misc.-Stevens

Clambake, 1925), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

NO BOX 3B

Nolan, John J. Attorney NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Norton, Cyril BOX NO 3B

Norton, J.J. HOn35-104

printed for file 104

Norton, Nelson NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Novello, Armando see: “Toto”, the clown

Nutting, Roy NO 5.2E61

O’Brien, C.A. HOn35-105


O’Brien, Daniel D. Attorney NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

O’Brien, Dennis M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

O’Brien, Edward L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

O’Brien, Francis E.

(Frank)

Physician see also: Collins,

William J.

-Guthrie, Percy A.

-Taylor, G.A.

-Hodgkins, Clarence H.,

NO 9H6678

NO 9Ob6

O’Brien, James BOX NO 3B

O’Brien, James William 1867-1932. Real estate

agent. Mayor, 1907-


(Clubs &

Organizations), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 1

NO 9Ob6

O’Brien, James William,

Jr.


O’Brien, John F. Manager, Western

Union Telegraph Office,

1920s

NO 1.21W525

O’Brien, Priscilla

Parsons [Mrs. Jay

O’Brien]

NO 9P251

O’Brien, W.J. HOn35-106


O’Brien, William J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Ockenden, [Rev.]

Albion C.

-1938. Rector, St. John’s

Episcopal Church, 1926-

1938

see also: BOX NO 10C NO 9Oc43

O’Connell, Charles c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

O’Connell, P. owned and operated a

lunch wagon in Holyoke

clipping NO 9Oc5

O’Connell, Patrick NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

O’Connor, [Mrs.]

Adeline

FO BOX 3, Folder 1

O’Connor, Anna BOX NO 3B

O’Connor, Charles J. Mayor, 1940-41 see also: Group Portraits

(City, County, Fed.

Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5


O’Connor, Patrick NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

O’Dea, James H. Alderman see also: Group Portraits


1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

-Carlson, Samuel

-“Old South St.

footbridge”

NO 9Od2

Negative: NOn38-164

O’Donnell, George P. -1918. Hampshire

County District Attorney



Folder 4

NO 9Od5

O’Donnell, J.P. HOn35-107


O’Donnell, James BOX NO 3B

O’Donnell, John B. 1846-1927. Mayor,

1892-93. Judge,

Hampshire District

Court



Folder 4

NO 9Od5

O’Donnell, Walter W. Mayor, 1942-44 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

O’Hara, G.H. HOn35-108


O’Keefe, Cornelius NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Oland, Edith Shearn

[Mrs. Warner Oland]

Leeds native see also: Shearn, Edith NO 9OL11

Oland, Warner 1880-1938. Frequent

visitor of Leeds. Actor,

played “Charlie Chan”

in the movies

NO 9OL11

Olander, Edwin L. Temp. City Clerk.

Mayor, 1946-49


(City, County, Fed.

Empl.), NO BOX 10A,

Folder 5




-Foley, John P.

NO 9OL12

Olander, Mrs. Edwin L. NO 9OL12

Olander, Frederick Son of Edwin L.

Olander

NO 9OL12

O’Leary, D.J. HOn35-109


Olmstead, [Prof.] R.E.S. see also: D.A.R.

Pageants, BOX NO 7B

BOX NO 3B

Olson, Kenneth G. Forbes Library Trustee,

1962-63

NO 9B9725

O’Neill, James NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Oppenheim, Edward

Phillip

author FE 26

Orcutt, Fritz BOX NO 3B

Orcutt, Hortense -1936 NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Orcutt, Thomas A. -1927. Sheriff, 1909- see also: Group Portraits


Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5



10B, Folder 2

NO 9Or15

Orton, Will NO BOX 3A

Osborn, [Dr.] G. Francis Dentist Negative: NOn35-387

O’Shea, D.J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

O’Shea, Daniel J. NO BOX 7A

Otis, [General] John L. 1827-1894. Civil War

Veteran. Florence

resident. Forbes Library

Trustee, 1887-90

see also: Composite

Ports., NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9Ot4

Otis, Mildred BOX NO 3B

Ouimet, William A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Owen, Florence Eva see: Cochran, Mrs.

Florence Evelyn “Eve”

(Owen)

Packard, A.L. see also: Lewis, N.M. HOn35-90

printed for file 90

Packard, Albert L. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2 &

Folder 3

Packard, Arthur G09-10

Packard, Austin Aged 94 yrs., “oldest

man in town”

NO 9P121

Packard, H.E. HOn35-110


Packard, L.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Palmer, Dwight W. 1825-1910. Amherst

merchant & selectman.

NO 9P1827

President, Smith

Charities, Northampton

Papillon, Theode 1863- . Cabinetmaker NO 9P1985

Park, Marion Edwards President, Bryn Mawr

College. Great great

granddaughter of

Jonathan Edwards

NO 9P2198

Parker, H.N. see also: Ferguson, J. HOn35-111


Parker, W. Thornton -1925. Physician.

Member of Co. B, 2nd

Regt., R.I.M., and Aide-

de-Camp, Army and

Navy Union, USA

Also includes photos of

his parents, son, and

other family members

(from Bodleian Library,

Oxford, England), 1946


NO 9P223

Parker, William E. Easthampton resident.

Veteran, WWI. Lawyer


(Misc.-Stevens

Clambake, 1925), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

NO BOX 7A

Parkhurst, Charles

Henry

1842-1933. Clergyman.

Principal, Amherst High

School, 1867-1869.

Pastor, Madison Square

Presbyterian Church,

New York City, 1880-

1916. Author

NO 9P2295

Parkhurst, Ellen

Bodman [Mrs. Charles

Henry Parkhurst]

Native of Nothampton NO 9P2295

Parks, Helen BOX NO 3B

Parmenter, Ona GO 16

Parsons, Mrs. C. Negative: NOn38—156-

162

Parsons, Charles Otis 1865-1914. Florence

businessman

NO 9P251

Parsons, Charlotte NO 9P251

Parsons, Chauncey NO BOX 10b, Folder 4

Parsons, Dorothy D. see: Boland, Dorothy D.

Parsons

Parsons, Emily NO BOX 3B

Parsons, [Capt.], Enos NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Parsons, Harriet Electa

Morton [Mrs. Sydenham

C. Parsons]

1832- NO 9P251

Parsons, Horace K. Civil War Veteran.

Florence resident


Parsons, Ida Class of 1868. Daughter

of Col. Joseph Parsons

see also: Plant, Ida

Parsons

-Hayden, Ida Parsons


Parsons, Isaac S. -1910. Began business

in 1850



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9P251

Parsons, [Col.] Joseph

B.

First Chief of Police NO 9P251

Parsons, Josiah see also: Group Portraits



BOX NO 10C

Parsons, Josiah W. BOX NO 9

Parsons, Josiah W. Sr. NO 1.24N812i

Parsons, Mrs. Mandana

(Clark) [Mrs. Josiah

Parsons]

Taught school at old

Northampton High

School, 1856 (Center

St.)

see also: Clark,

Mandana

NO 2N812c

Parsons, Mary Rachel NO BOX 7B

Parsons, Maud Electa see: Larson, Maud Electa

Barsons

Parsons, Minnie NO 9P251

Parsons, Priscilla see also: O’Brien,

Priscilla Parsons

-Amateur Dramatics

(Clef Club-1924), NO

BOX 3B

NO 9P251

Parsons, [Capt.] Samuel -1876 see also: Group Portraits

(Composite Ports), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9P251

Parsons, Mrs. Samuel see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

NO 9P251

Parsons, Samuel L. 1822-1901. Member of

the State Legislature,

1856-60. Held various

city offices

NO 9P251

Parsons, Sarah Attended school, old

Northampton High

School (Center St.),

1856

NO 2N812c

Parsons, Sydenham

Clark

1828-1876. Drowned in

the Mill River

NO 9P251

Parsons, William

Sterling

Rear Admiral, U.S.

Navy, WWII

NO 9P251

Partenheimer, Bertha see also: Group Portraits

(High School Students),

NO BOX 3B


-Currier, Bertha

Partenheimer

Partenheimer, [Mrs.]

Carrie J.

-1930. Teacher in Leeds NO 9P2575

Partenheimer, Margaret NO BOX 3B

Patch, Helen NO BOX 3A

Patterson, H.W. HOn35-112


Patterson, Malcolm D. City Engineer, 1901-

1914; 1916-



Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5


Paulson, Fred NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Payne, Albert G. see also: Group Portraits



NO 1.21B97

Payne, Mrs. Ethel L.

[Mrs. Albert G. Payne]


Payne, George W. c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Payne, Lawrence child of Mrs. Ethel

Payne, as a child, c1917


Payne family NO 1.21B97

Pearson, Dana -1932 Negative: NOn35-187

Pearson, Mrs. Lucy F.

Wright [Mrs. Dana

Pearson]

-1936 Negative: NOn35-186

Peck, A. Perry Insurance agent, jurist.

President, 3 County


1872-1873

NO 9P334

Negative: NOn35-79

Peck, [Dr.] Gustavus Began practice here in

1848


Peiper, Louis E. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Pelissier, Frank H. NO 1.24N812i

Pelkey, G.M. HOn35-113


Peltier, Eugene NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Pelton, Frederick A. Asst. Treasurer,

Haydenville Savings

Bank. Northampton

resident

NO 1.8W757

Pendleton, Edmund BOX NO 3B

Penner, Albert J. 1902- . Pastor

Edwards’ Church, 1932

see also: Amateur

Dramatics (Misc.), BOX

NO 3B

NO 9P3825

-Group Portraits (Misc.

Clergyman, 1933), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Perry, [Mrs.] Dorothy Director of English

refugee children’s

broadcast, WHYN (now

WHMP), 1941


Perry, Grafton Son of Mrs. Dorothy

Perry


Perry, [Dr.] Herbert B.

Jr.



Folder 4

BOX NO 3B

Perry, Herbert B., Sr. Northampton physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Perry, Roger Son of Mrs. Dorothy

Perry


Pettier, John see also: Gerhard, Emil HOn35-114


Pettingill, Lewis W. NO 9P454

Phelps, Augusta NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Phelps, Benjamin A. -1921 see also: Group Portraits

(Police/Fire Depts.), NO

BOX 10A, Folder 4


Phelps, Ellsworth “Supervised group of

scientific workers and

technicians on radio

proximity fuse, No. 2

secret weapon of the

War” (WWII)

NO 9P511

Phelps, Hattie A. Daughter of Julius

Phelps. Class of 1869


Phelps, Julius 1820- . Florence

resident. Highway

surveyor. Constable.

Fence Viewer. On the

Board of Assessors

NO 9P511

Phelps, Maurice Stuart -1883. Professor NO 9P511

Phelps, Walter L. -1936 NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Pickett, John C. NO 1.24N812i

Pickett, Joseph C. -1932. Associated with

Northampton

Commercial College


Pierce, [Miss] C. NO BOX 7B

Pierce, Chancey H. 1848-1933. Insurance

agent. Manager and

Treasurer, Northampton


(Clubs &

Organizations), NO

NO 9P6115

Electric Light Co. A

Director, Northampton

National Bank.

President, Cooley

Dickinson Hospital. A

Trustee, People’s

Institute. A Trustee,

Academy of Music.

Selectman

BOX 10B, Folder 1

Pierce, J.H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Plant, Ida Parsons [Mrs.

Morton Plant]

see: Parsons, Ida

Plumb, C.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Plummer, Frederic W. 1867- . Principal,

Northampton High

School, 1918-1938.


1940-45. Occupied the

other half of the duplex

house where Calvin

Coolidge lived,

Massasoit St. Forbes

Library Trustee


Gertrude, NO 9B758

NO 9P736

Podgorski, C.M. 1836- . Was in the

Russian army, came to

America in 1872.

Taught French, German,

and the violin at Smith

College and the Mary A.

Burnham School

NO 9P7525

Pollard, Ruth NO 2V598

Pomeroy, Asahel -1833 photograph of portrait NO 9P771

Pomeroy, [Col.] Thomas NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Pomeroy, William C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Poppie, E.C. see also: Herrmann,

E.W.

HOn35-65

printed for file 65

Porter, C. Scott Dean of Amherst

College, 1931-

BOX NO 3B

Porter, Mary W. see also: Bigelow, Mary

W. Porter

NO BOX 7B

Porter, Mildred BOX NO 3B

Porter, R. Leo see also: Group Portraits




Porter, Sameul -1906. President, John

N. Leonard [Silk] & Co.,


1893- . Shortly later

absorbed by Nonotuck

Silk Co.

Potter, Ada see also: Group Portraits



BOX NO 3B

Powell, Lyman P. Rector, St. John’s

Episcipal Church, -1912.

President, Hobard

College, 1913- .

Director, Educational

Dept., Cosmopolitan

Magazine

NO 9P8715

Powers, Bertram NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Powers, C.A. see also: La Croix, P.J. HOn35-81


Powers, R.W. HOn35-115


Pratt, Charles S. -1907 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Pratt, William F. -1900. Architect,

designed many buildings

in the Northampton area.


Negative: Xn12-453

Premo, Albert Member, Springfield



Prentice, Anne NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Prentiss, George Foster Pastor, Florence

Congregational Church

NO 9P919

Prescott, Glenn C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Prescott, Mrs. Sarah B.

[Mrs. Glenn C. Prescott]


Prindle, Mrs. E. NO BOX 7B

Prindle, [Miss] J.

Imogene

Forbes Library assistant see also: D.A.R.


BOX 7B


School Students), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 3

NO BOX 3B

Prouty, Oriville Warren -1931. Bank officer NO 9P948

Purrington, A.C. HOn35-116


Purrington, Rollo HOn35-117


Purrington, Wilbur

Munyan

1864- . Haydenville

resident. Treasurer,

Haydenville Savings

Bank

NO 9P9765

Puskarz, J.F. HOn35-118


Putnam, George Palmer 1887-1949. Writer &

publisher. Husband of

Amelia Earhart


Putnam, George Wood Easthampton native. Ran

a real estate business

NO 9P9835

Pynchon, William Founder of Springfield. Drawing from H.

Morris’ Early Hist. of

Spfld., 1876

No 9P9945

Rabe, Edward BOX NO 3B

Rabb, [Mr.] ___ Executive, Stop & Shop

Supermarkets. Mass.

Board of Library

Commissioners


Race, Frederick NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Rahar, Richard J. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Rainville, Noel 1846-1912. Priest,

Sacred Heart Church,

1886-

see also: Sacred Heart

Church, NO 3S14

-NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9R1365

Ramage, Archibald P. -1926 Negative: NOn35-328

Ramsdell, [Mrs.] Mary

S. [Mrs. Leland

Ramsdell]

Policewoman, Mass.

State Police

NO 9R149

Negative: NOn25-385

Ray, George H. -1903. Forbes Library

Trustee, 1893-1903.

Civil War Veteran.

Florence resident

see also: Composite

Ports., NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9R211

Ray, Lizzie BOX NO 3B

Raymond, Zephlin HOn35-119


Rayton, Velma NO 9R2195

Readio, Mr.___ NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Readio, Charles H. -1930 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Readio, Helen NO BOX 3B

Readio, Philip BOX NO 3B

Readio, Roger -1987 BOX NO 3B

Readio, Roger BOX NO 3B

Reardon, F.J. HOn35-120


Reardon, Frank J. 1st Lieut., WWI see also: Group Portraits


BOX 10A, Folder 2

NO 9R233

Reckahn, Rema BOX NO 3B

Reding, Peter C. Minister NO 9R2485

Reeves, [Miss] F. NO BOX 7B

Reid, James NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Remillard, A.H. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

Folder 2

Rennet, Emily FO BOX 5, Folder 9

Rennie, James Actor, Northampton

Players

NO 9R2955

Reuther, Henry NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Reynolds, Ralph E. President, Chamber of

Commerce, 1939-


Rhees, Harriet Seelye

[Mrs. Rush Rhees]

Daughter of Laurenus

Clark Seelye, 1st

President of Smith

College. She was her

father’s biographer

NO 9R3415

Rice, [Dr.] A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Rice, C.A. HOn35-121


Rice, Mrs. Katherine

“Kitty” (McDowell)

[Mrs. Albert C. Rice]

see also: McDowell,

Katherine “Kitty”


Rice, [Dr.] Kenneth H. BOX NO 3B

Rice, Nate L. NO 1.8W757

Richards, Edward BOX NO 3B

Richards, Frederick G. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Richards, I.W. HOn35-122


Richards, Langdon NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Richardson, [Mrs.] Anne Negative: Xn14-412

(Forsander Apts.-1968)

Riga, Joseph Member, Springfield

Orchestral Club, 1890


Ridgeway, R.L. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Riley, Charles S. 1876-1935. Capt., Co.

Was a member of the

staff of Gov. Calvin

Coolidge. In various city

committees, and the

Elks. Brother of Herbert

E. Riley




BOX 10B, Folder 1

NO 9R451

Riley, Herbert Elihu 1873- . News Editor,

Northampton Daily

Herald; a correspondent

for various other

newspapers.

Hardware/Plumbing



1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

NO 9R451

Supplies merchant. An

officer, Florence

Furniture Co. Involved

in various city

committees and

organizations

Riley, William H. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Robbins, “Dutch” 1925 Marble Champion,

visited Smith School,

Apr. 1926

see also: Willis, Gordon

-King, B.

NO 9R534

Roberts, Edvia BOX NO 3B

Roberts, Harry NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Roberts, Henry A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

Folder 2

Roberts, [Dr.] John H. -1930 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Roberts, Joseph BOX NO 3B

Roberts, Osmore O. -1914. Physician etching




NO 9R5435

Robertson, Andrew NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Robinson, James T. Editor, North Adams

Transcript

NO 9G314

Robinson, Ward BOX NO 3B

Roche, Thomas NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Roberts, Wendell S. Northampton Town

Crier c1986

NO BOX 9, Folder 16

Rodenmayer, Robert

Noel



NO 9R6145

Roe, John A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Rogers, Lewis F. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Rogers, N.M. see also: Horton, G.B. HOn35-72


Rogers, Will 1879-1935. Humorist.

Briefly visited

Northampton (Union

Station), 1930


Roosevelt, Eleanor 1884- . Wife of F.D.

Roosevelt. Visited

Northampton 1941;

again in 1943 at the

WAVES Training

Center, Armory, King

St.


Roosevelt, Sara

(Delano)

1854- . Mother of F.D.

Roosevelt. Daughter of


Katharine Robbins

Lyman Delano,

Northampton native

Roosevelt, Theodore 26th

President of the

U.S. Ran for re-election,

Bull Moose Ticket,

1912, campaigned at

Union Station

see also: Cordes,

William, NO 9C811


Roote, Clarence Burges -1930. Principal,

Northampton High

School

NO 9R679

Rose, Helen NO BOX 7B

Rose, Henry T. -1919. Pastor, First

Church of Christ, -

1911

NO 9R72

Rose, Samuel C. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Ross, Alfred NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Ross, Austin A. -1917. Civil War

Veteran. Florence

resident

see also: Composite


Folder 5

NO 9R7335

Ross, Helen see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

BOX NO 3B

Ross, John A. 1866-1942. Grocery

store operator. Real

estate agent

NO 9R7335

Ross, Mabel BOX NO 3B

Rothwell, Grace BOX NO 3B

Rowe, [Mrs.] Katharine

[Mrs. Dolan J. Rowe]

NO BOX 3B

Rowley, F.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Ruddy, James F. -1935 NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Ruddy, James J. A longtime patrolman,

retired 1942


(Police Dept.-1927), NO

BOX 10A, Folder 4

NO 9R8315

Ruggles, David 1810-1849. Abolitionist,

a free black, member of

the “Association.”

Proprietor, Northampton

Water Cure

Political cartoon – 1838

(copy from the Library

of Congress)

see also: Abolitionist

-African Americans

-Northampton

Association of

Education and Industry

NO 9R844

Ruiter, Ethel NO BOX 3B

Rule?, Edith BOX NO 3B

Runnells, John Sumner 1844- . Teacher, AM 12

lawyer; res. Des Moines,

Iowa

Rust, Charles NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Rust, Theodore 1798- . Grocer see also: Group Portraits



NO 9R9275

Ryan, D.M. Ware physician, c1906 NO BOX 1

Ryan, Edward BOX NO 7B

Ryan, Luke F. Lawyer. Mayor, 1950-

51. Judge


(City, County, Fed.

Emp.), NO BOX 10A,

Folder 5

-NO BOX 9

NO 9R9555

Sabadee, Louise BOX NO 3B

Sacket, N.P. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

St. Jacques, Coral NO 2V598

St. John, Charles E. 1856- . Pastor, 2nd

Congregational

(Unitarian) Church,

1883-1891


St. John, Edward B. -1935 NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

St. John, M.F. HOn35-123


Saltonstall, [Gov.]

Leverett

Governor of

Massachusetts

NO BOX 7A

Sankey, Ira D. 1840-1908. Evangelist-

singer. Visited

Northampton, c1890

clipping

Sargent, Henry J. Deputy Sheriff NO BOX 10B, Folder 5 &

Folder 6a

Saunders, Albert D. -1861. Co-founder with

Joel Hayden of the

Haydenville Company

(Brass Works)-1845


Saunders, Mrs. Charlotte

(Clark)

Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

see also: Clark,

Charlotte

-Allen, Mrs. Charlotte

(Clark)

NO 2N812c

Sawtelle, Clifford BOX NO 3B

Sawyer, Charles H. 1869-1945.

Northampton

Postmaster, 1924-1936.

1st President,

Northampton Rod &

Gun Club

NO 9Sa97

Sawyer, Clara Mills -1942. Celebrated 50th

NO 9Sa97

[Mrs. Charles H.

Sawyer]

Wedding Anniversary,

1939

Sawyer, Joseph H. -1919. Principal,

“Williston Seminary”

NO 9Sa97

Schadee, Henry NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Schadee, Ilma see also: Brainard,

[Mrs.] Ilma Schadee

BOX NO 3B

Schadee, Louise NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Schlitz, Henry HOn35-124


Scott, Allan NO BOX 3A

Scott, [Dr.] K. Frances President, Hampshire

Co. Business and

Professional Women’s

Club, 1941

see also: Howard, Ella

-Keiber, Helena

-Doherty, Agnes

-Hudnut, Helen

-Hodgkins, Alida (all

past presidents of the

above organization)

NO 9Sco842

Scott, Robert C. Bank robber, 1876 NO 1.24N812N

Scoville, Margaret BOX NO 3B

Scoville, Mrs. L.M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Searle, James H. -1906. Began business

in 1840


Searle, Nellie Edwards

[Mrs. Frank Searle]

see: Edwards, Nellie

Sears, Albert NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Sears, Freeman GO 5

Sears, Irving GO 4

Sears, Leon GO 4, 7

Sears, Winifred GO 5

Seely, W.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Seelye, Laurenus Clark 1837-1924. President,


1910

see also: Coolidge,

Calvin, NO 9C777

-Mckinley Day, 1899,

Box NO 5

-Field Collection, FE 3,

14, 17

-Group Portraits


NO BOX 10D, Folder

18

NO 9SE352

Seney, Arthur A. Building Committee

Chairman, Leeds School

NO 2L517

Sessions, Roger H. Composer NO 9Se725

Sessions, Mrs. Roth

Huntington [Mrs.

Negative: NOn35-305

Archibald L. Sessions]

Seymour, Christopher Northampton physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Seymour, Francis NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Seymour, Mary see also: Group Portraits

(High School, Students,

Class of 1894), NO

BOX 10B

NO BOX 7B

Shannnon, J.F. HOn35-125


Shannon, William E. 1865-1940. A member

of various city

committees and

organizations



Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5



BOX 10B, Folder 1

-Group Portraits (Misc.),

NO BOX 10B, Folder

6b

NO 9Sh19

Shaw, Edward L. 1875-1943. Lawyer.

Judge, Superior Court,

1919-1922. President,

First National Bank,

Northampton. President,

United Elastic Corp.,

Easthampton

NO 9Sh265

Shaw, Harry L. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

Folder 2

Shea, Mrs. Agnes [Mrs.

Timothy E. Shea]

NO 9Sh315

Shea, D.M. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Shea, John NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Shea, Michael NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Shea, Timothy E. Proprietor of Bird’s

Store, Florence, 1948-

1974

see also: Bird’s Store,

Florence

NO 9Sh315

Shearn, Edith Oland, Edith Shearn

Sheffeld, Emily K. Hill

[Mrs. Anthony Sheffeld]

NO 9H55

Sheffield, Charles A.

(also Sheffeld)

Vice-President,

Corticelli Silk Co.

Grandson of Samuel

Hill. Fox Farm Prop.

Negative: NOn35-324

Sheffield, Mrs. Marion

A. Mack [Mrs. Charles

Negative: NOn35-194

A. Sheffield] (also

Sheffeld)

Sheldon, George Deerfield

Author/Historian

etching NO 9Sh435

Sheldon, Mrs. W.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Shepard, Edmond HOn35-126

Shepard, [Col.] George NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Shepherd, Mrs. Edith C.

[Mrs. Thomas Munroe

Shepherd]

NO 9Sh48


NOn35-330

Shepherd, Henry 1811-1900. Farmer.

Superintendent of

Construction, Western

Union Telegraphy

Company. The “Henry

Shepherd Surgery,”

Cooley Dickinson

Hospital




NO 9Sh48

Shepherd, [Mrs.] Mary

Pomeroy

Wife of Levi Shepherd.

Daughter of Gen. Seth

Pomeroy

NO 9Sh48

Shepherd, Thomas 1778-1846.

Northampton

Postmaster, 1830-41,

45-46. Merchant. Son of

Levi Shepherd

Reproduction of Ivory

miniature

NO 9Sh48

Shepherd, Thomas

Munroe

-1923. Northampton

native, Holyoke

financier. Designed the

Northampton City Seal

& the Hatfield Town

Seal. Son of Henry

Shepherd

see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B


County, Federal

Employees), NO BOX

10B, Folder 5

NO 9Sh48

Sherwin, Julia see also: Kollender,

Julia Sherwin


Sherwin, William F. Buckland native see also: Lyon, Mary

-Buckland, view of

NO 9Sh58

Shipman, Charles E. -1901 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Shores, Paul BOX NO 7B

Showalter, Arthur H. NO 1.24N812i

Sill, Margaret M. NO 9Si35

Negative: NOn25 – 345-

347

Simison, Sam NO 1.21B97

Singleton, Tosal BOX NO 3B

Skinner, John Treasurer & Gen. see also: Northampton NO 9Sk357

Manager, Harmony

Mills (E’ton)


NO 1.24N812i

Negative: NOn25-354

Skinner, Joseph A. Silk Manufacturer.

President, Hadley Falls

Trust Co.

NO 9Sk357

Skinner, Louise NO BOX 7B

Skinner, William Resident of

Williamsburg. Founder,

Skinner Mfg. Co., 1848

NO Sk357

Slate, Edmund NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Smith, Mr. ___ c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Smith, A.H. HOn35-127


Smith, Mrs. Albert BOX NO 7B

Smith, Betty Allen BOX NO 7B

Smith, C.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Smith, Charles 1805-1892. Member of

the clothing firm “Smith

& Prindle” (J.H. Prindle

was his son-in-law).

Selectman, 1848, 1849


(Composite Ports.-

Clergymen), NO BOX

10B, Folder 5

NO 9Sm51

Smith, Charles J. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Smith, Mrs. Chester HD 91

Smith, Eleanor

Randolph (Miss)

see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

BOX NO 3B

Smith, Frank Herbert -1936. Physician, of

Hadley

see also: D.A.R.


BOX 7B

-Oversize, NO BOX 1

NO 9Sm51

Smith, Harry NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Smith, Henry Goodwin 1860- . Minister; taught

in Goshen, 1904

NO 9Sm51

Smith, Hiram and Sister

Isabell

Graves of. Located in

Littleville, north of

Huntington

HU 1

Smith, Howard BOX NO 3B

Smith, Mrs. James

Morven

BOX NO 7B

Smith, Jane Damon 1853-1944. (Jeanie).

Employed in the

Registry of Deeds Office

for 63 yrs.

NO 9Sm51

Smith, Jeannette BOX NO 3B

Smith, Mrs. Julia BOX NO 7B

Smith, Leslie R. -1932. Master of the NO BOX 7B

State Grange, 1917- .

President, Grange

Insurance Co., 1923-

Smith, P.D. HOn35-16

printed for file 16

Smith, [Rev.] Roland

Cotton

-1934. Rector, St. John’s

Episcopal Church


Smith, Rollin NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Smith, Rufus M. -1922. President, 3

County Agricultural

Society, 1909-1916

NO 9Sm51

Smith, S. Ward 2 Alderman, 1939 NO 2N812

Smith, Silas Moody 1810-1886. Merchant,

began business in 1828



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9Sm51

Smith, Sophia Shown at age 72.

Founder of Smith

College, Northampton.

Resident of Hatfield

clipping NO 9Sm51

Smith, W.J. HOn35-128


Smith, Watson L. 1834-1913. County

Treasurer, 1877-1880.

Ran a furniture business,

began 1856



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9Sm51

Smith, Wendel NO 2V598

Smith, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Smith, William Claude see also: Group Portraits

(Clubs &

Organizations), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 1

BOX NO 3B

Snow, Edwin M. 1845- . Civil War

Veteran, celebrated his

94th

birthday, 1939

see also: Bardwell,

William R., NO 9B23

-Witherell, Alphonso,

NO 9W7745

-Group Portraits


BOX 10A, Folder 1

NO 9Sn61

Snow, Silas Williamsburg resident NO 1.24N812i

Southland, Orton L. Member, Springfield



Southwick, Elbridge G. -1923 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Sparrow, Eleanor NO 2V598

Spaulding, Mark H. 1827-1893. Seafarer.

Civil War Veteran.

Hardware merchant. On



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9Sp15

various city committees;

held various offices

Spaulding, Timothy G. -1917 NO 9Sp15

Spaulding, Samuel

Thompson

1819-1877. Lawyer.

District Attorney. Judge,

Hampshire Co. Probate,

1872-1877. President,

Northampton Institution

for Savings, 1876-77.

Father of Timothy G.

Spaulding

NO 9Sp15

Spear, George Ralph 1864-1935. Traveling

Salesman, Prophylactic

Brush Co. Secretary,

Northampton Chamber

of Commerce, 1930-34.

Occupied the other half

of duplex, where Calvin

Coolidge lived,

Massasoit St.




NO 9Sp315

Spear, Mabel NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Spence, Allison B. Photographer NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Spence, Mrs. Mary A.

[Mrs. Alison B. Spence]


Sprague, Atherton NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Spurling, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Squier, [Capt.] Grover

C.


Staab, Harold NO BOX 3B

Stafford, Maise Allaire see also: Allaire, Maise HY 12

Stankard, Leo F. Patrolman, Troop B,


Veteran of WWI

NO 9St245

Stanton, Ray (of Cummington) GO 8

Stanton, Wilbur (of Cummington) GO 8

Staphenhill, J.A. HOn35-129


Stark, [Dr.] Charles E. NO 2V598

Starkweather, Charles

Graves

1819-1906. Farmer. In

1849, went to the

California gold fields,

later returned

NO 9St285

Starkweather, Frederick

M.

Chairman, Board of

Assesors; served on this

committee, 1902-1938.

Bank teller. Son of

see also: Old South St.

underpass

NO 9St285

Charles G. Starkweather

Starkweather, Roderick

M.

-1931 see also: Wish-Ton-

Wish Canoe Club, NO

1.8W757


School Students, 1893),



Starr, Josephine NO 9St28

Stearns, Delia K. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6b

Stearns, F.W. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Stebbins, [Dr.] Daniel County Treasurer NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Steele, Frank D. NO 1.24N812i

Steele, Fred NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Steffens, Lincoln 1866-1936.

“Muckraker,” writer.

Spoke to the Hampshire

Co. Progressive Club

here, 1931

clipping

Steiger, Mrs.___ Negative: NOn38-388, 389

Steinberger, Charles J. NO BOX 7B

Stephenson, William A. -1917 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Stevens, Enoch G. FE 1

Stevens, Mrs. Euphemia

A. Tantum [Mrs. Walter

L. Stevens]

Negative: NOn35-315

Stevens, Walter L. Lawyer. Trustee, Forbes

Library, 1938-1960


Gertrude, NO 9B758


Stevens Clambake,

1925), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 6a

NO 9St47

Steward, Bill Ice fisherman NO 9St488

Steward, F.A. see also: Cooney, D.C. HOn35-26


Stiles, Rita A. Equi

[Mrs. Charles L. Stiles]

see: Equi, Rita A.

Stimson, Miss ___ Negative: NOn38-422

Stimson, Christine BOX NO 3B

Stimson, [Mr & Mrs.]

Rufus W.

Mr. Stimson, 1st Director

of Smith Agricultural

School, 1908-11

BOX NO 7B

Stockwell, George W.C. see also: Group Portraits

(High School Students,

1893), NO BOX 10B,

Folder 3


Stoddard, John T. Professor NO 9St637

Stoddard, David Tappan Minister etching NO 9St637

Stoddard, Solomon Clerk of Courts NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Stoddard, [Deacon]

William Henry


Stone, Bradshaw H. 1825-1914. 1st

superintendent of streets,

1882-1897

NO 9St717

Stone, Dewey G. WWI Veteran NO BOX 7A

Stone, Kirk H. Hampshire Co.

Treasurer, 1921-


& Folder 1a

Stone, Milton BOX NO 3B

Storrs, George D. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Story, [Prof.] Edwin B. -1909 see also: BOX NO 10C



10B, Folder 2

NO 9St76

Story, Marion NO BOX 7B

Stowell, Eugene J. Patrolman, Troop B,


Veteran of WWI

NO 9St79

Stratton, Edwin F. 1867-1936. Bank

officer. President, Hill

Institute, Florence

see also: D.A.R.


BOX 7B




NO 9St82

Streeter, William Tanner. Author.

Bookbinder. c1986

NO 9St83

Strickland, Blanche NO BOX 7B

Strickland, William

Phillips

1835-1915. Judge,

Hampshire Co. District

Court. One photo shows

him holding a grandson



BOX 10B, Folder 5

NO 9St85

Strong, Albert G. “Bert” NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Strong, Anna Louise Writer and lecturer,

visited Smith College

April 27, 1937

NO 9St88

Strong, Caleb 1741-1819. Lawyer.

Governor of

Massachusetts

see also: BOX NO 10C NO 9St88

Negative: Xn12-345

Strong, Caleb Caleb Strong, Gov. of

Mass 1745-1819

Mezzotint 3 ¾” x 5 ¾” see: Prints – Storage 381

Strong, Gov. Caleb see: Prints – Storage 235,

381, 838

Strong, Mrs. Elna D.

[Mrs. Harry A. Strong]


Strong, Mrs. Etheleen N.

(Hill) [Mrs. Albert G.

Strong]

see also: Hill, Etheleen

N.


Strong, Harriet [Child of

Mrs. Elna Strong]

as a baby, c1917 NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Strong, Harry A. Treasurer, Foster-Farrar

Company


Strong, [Mrs.] Julia E.

[Mrs. Allen L. Strong]

Negative: NOn35-373

Strong, Jonathan NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Strong, Lizzie W. Daughter of Ebeneezer

Strong. Class of 1869

see also: Dinsmore,

Lizzie W. Strong


Strong, Paul NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Strong, Samuel B. NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Strong, Sidney NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Stutson, W.P. Cummington physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Sullivan, Albert BOX NO 3B

Sullivan, Arthur see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

BOX NO 3B

Sullivan, Edward NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Sullivan, James BOX NO 3B

Sullivan, Jamie NO 2V598

Sullivan, John WWI Veteran.

Easthampton resident

NO BOX 7A

Sullivan, John A. -1925 NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Negative: Xn13-376

Sullivan, Morris NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Sullivan, R.J.S. HOn35-130


Sullivan, Richard L. NO 9B9725

Suprenant, Mr.___ Negative: NOn35-402

Svoboda, James E. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Svoboda, Joseph NO 2V598

Swan, [Mrs.] Helen

Ross [Mrs. John Swan]

see: Ross, Helen

Swan, Herbert NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Sweeney, H.R. see also: Lennon, T.M. HOn35-89


Swift, Gordon NO 2V598

Swift, Maynard BOX NO 3B

Swift, [Miss] W. NO BOX 7B

Sylvester, Arthur K. -1924 NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Szawlowski, John c1986. --& son see: Farming NO 9Sz185

Tacy, Alcide HOn35-131


Tacy, Theodore NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Taft, Mrs. Robert A. Attended a dinner, Hotel

Northampton, 1940,

campaigning for

husband’s GOP

nomination

Taft, William Howard 1857-1930. 27th

president of the U.S.

Chief Justice, Supreme

Court, 1921-1930.

Visited Smith College,

1914


Talbot, L.G. HOn35-132


Tappan, Benjamin Senator NO 9T165

Tappan, Lewis 1788-1873.

Northampton native,

resident of New York

City. Abolitionist

NO 9T165

Tappan, Sarah Homes

[Mrs. Benjamin Tappan]

NO 9T165

Tardiff, Philip NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Tasker, W.V. Musical instrument

dealer, Northampton,

c1900-1912

NO 1.2lT

Taylor, George A. U.S. Army Colonel,

Ret., WWI. Hadley

resident; bred English

settlers

see also: O’Brien,

Francis E.

-Parades (Coolidge

Bridge Ded.-1939), NO

BOX 7A

NO 9T214

Taylor, H.F. see also: Halloran, G.H. HOn35-133


Taylor, Isaac N. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Taylor, John NO BOX 3A

Taylor, [Rev.] John H. Pastor, Florence

Unitarian Church, 1929-

32

Negative: NOn35-316

Taylor, Walter Florence physician,

c1906

NO BOX 1

Tebo, Conrad NO 9T3455

Tetreault, E.A. HOn35-134


Thacher, Harold NO 1.8W757

Thacher, L.M. City Engineer, 1895- NO 1.8W757

Thayer, [Miss] B. NO BOX 7B

Thayer, C.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

Folder 2

Thayer, Elmer GO 5

Thayer, G.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Thayer, Henry M. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Thayer, Howell NO BOX 3A

Thayer, [Col.] Justin -1874. Began business

in 1834


Thayer, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Thibault, Conrad -1987. Northampton

native; radio and concert

singer

see also: Tebo, Conrad NO 9T3455

Negative: NOn38—178-

180

Thomas, [Dr.] E.E. see also: Group Portraits


Folder 4

-Oversize (c1906), NO

BOX 1

NO 9N361

Negative: NOn25-342

Thomas, Earl T. Chairman, Board of

Trustees, Arcadia

Wildlife Sanct.

NO 5.4A21

Thompson, Austin

White

Physician, ran “Shady

Lawn”




NO 9T371

Thompson, [Dr.] Daniel 1800-1883. Began



Thompson, Dorothy 1894- . Writer &

lecturer. Spoke at Smith

College, 1941


Thompson, Helen

Elizabeth

1857-1936. Teacher.

Principal, Mary A.

Burnham School for

Girls, 1900-1930

NO 9T371

Thompson, John P. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Thompson, Malvina Eleanor Roosevelt’s

personal secretary


Thomson, Mr.___ elderly man, c1917? NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Thorpe, Mrs. William NO 1.56L

Tigerman, [Mr.]___ Res. Engineer, 1939 NO 2N812

Till, Charles Edward NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Tilson, David H. -1927. Sheriff NO 9T469

Titcomb, Fred P. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Titus, Howard BOX NO 3B

Tobin, J.J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Tobin, [Gov.] Maurice J. Governor of clipping NO 9L199

Massachusetts

Tobin, Michael NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Todd, John 1800-1873. 1st pastor,

Edwards’ Church, 1833-

1836

see also: Oversize

portraits, NO BOX 10C

-Group Portraits

(Composite Ports.-


Folder 5

NO 9T566

Todd, Thomas H. 1864-1938. Merchant NO 9T566

Todd, William H. Began business in 1848 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Toomey, Ursula Head of the Extension

Service in Springfield

Negative: NOn35-314

Torpey, John D. NO 9C386

Torrey, James H. Class of 1869. –of

Florence, son of Rev.

Torrey, Meth. Minister


Torrey, Mrs. Margaret NO BOX 10D, Folder 32

Torrey, Merrill E. WWI Veteran. Attorney.

Asst. District Attny.

President, Y.M.C.A.

Treasurer, Daily

Hampshire Gazette

NO 9T636

Negative: NOn25-343

Torrey, Myra V. see: Moore, Mrs. Myra V.

(Torrey)

Toski, Bob Pro-golfer. Haydenville

resident

NO 9T6395

“Toto”, the clown 1888-1938. Real name:

Armando Novello.

Entertained at John M.

Greene Hall Nov. 2,

1938 (last performance),

died following surgery

in New York City Dec.

19, 1938

clipping

see also: Novello,

Armando

NO BOD 10D, Folder 34

Tower, A.C. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Towne, Ella Class of 1869 NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Trask, [Rev. Dr.]___ Of Holyoke NO BOX 5

Treadway, Allen FE 27

Trebles, Mr. & Mrs.

Peter J., and family

Confectionary Negative: NOn35-395

Tremblay, William NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Trottier, Philias Priest, Sacred Heart

Church, 1913-1927

NO 3S14

Trowbridge, Gordon P. Storage battery dealer Negative: NOn35-185

Trumbull, James R. Editor, Daily Hampshire

Gazette. Northampton

NO 9T7715

City Treasurer. Author –

Trumbull’s “History of

Northampton”. Forbes


98

Tucker, Arthur Smith 1913- . Physician. Son

of Dr. Francis E. Tucker

see also: Oversize

Portraits, NO BOX 10C

NO 9T795

Tucker, Charles H. Teller, Northampton

National Bank

see also: D.A.R.


BOX 7B

NO 9T795

Negative: NOn35-322

Tucker, Emma Boose Wife of Dr. Francis E.

Tucker. Physician.

Medical missionary

see also: Oversize


NO 9T795

Tucker, Francis Carlisle 1915- . Son of Dr.

Francis E. Tucker.

Physican

see also: Oversize


NO 9T795

Tucker, [Dr.] Francis E. c1871- . Physician. He

and his wife, Dr. Emma

B. Tucker, were medical

missionaries,

representing the First

Church in China

see also: Oversize


NO 9T795

Tucker, Gladys B. BOX NO 3B

Tucker, Margaret

Emmeline

Physician. Daughter of

Francis E. Tucker

see also: Oversize


NO 9T795

Tucker, William Boose 1905. Physician. Son of

Dr. Francis E. Tucker

see also: Oversize


NO 9T795

Tuit, Frank Register of Probate NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Turner, [Mrs.] Edna F.

Wood [Mrs. Dr. William

H. Turner]

see: Wood, Edna F.

Turner, George R. Plumbing Inspector and

on the Board of Health


Turner, W. see also: Graham, J.B. HOn35-50


Tyler, Amelia W. Staff member, Smith

College Library, -1943.

Niece of Henry M. Tyler

NO 9T9715

Tyler, Henry Mather 1843-1931. Smith

College professor.

Pastor, Edwards Church.


Historical Society. Son

of William Seymour

Tyler

see also: Williston

Seminary, Easthampton,

EA 3-5

-Amherst Coll., Class of

1865 – reunion, AM 11-

13

NO 9T9715

Tyler, [Dr.] John M. -1929. Amherst see also: Northampton NO 9T9715

professor. Son of

William Seymour Tyler

High School (Center

St.), 1856, NO 2N812C

Tyler, Mary Frances

(Disbrow) [Mrs. Henry

M. Tyler]

NO 9T9715

Tyler, Mason W. Son of Prof. John M.

Tyler

NO 9T9715

Tyler, V. HOn35-135


Tyler, Vincent H. WWI Veteran NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Tyler, William Seymour --and family portraits.

Amherst Professor,

author

NO 9T9715

Tylunas, Thos. HOn35-136


Ullman, Florence E.

[Mrs. Karl B. Ullman]

NO 1.2lB97

Ullman, Karl B. Florist see also: Amateur


Players), NO BOX 3A

NO 9Ul4

Negative: NOn25-356

Underhill, Andrew

Findlay

1859-1931. Teacher.


Episcipal Church, 1913-

1925


(Misc.-Prof. men), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 6a

-NO BOX 10C

NO 9Un24

Negative: NOn 38-109,

110

Underhill, Mrs. Andrew

F.

Negative: NOn35-364

Underwood, Etta NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Underwood, Harriet K. NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Underwood, Capt.

Herbert W.

Commaning Officer,

Naval Reserve

Midshipmen’s School;

reviewed WAVES

training center with

Eleanor Roosevelt, 1943


Valentino, Rudolph 1895-1926. Actor.

Appeared in

Northampton in 1923, at

the Academy of

Music—gave an

exhibition of the tango,

and presented prizes in a

dance contest


Van Wert, Beatrice of Chester WO 2

Vanasse, A.P. see also: Hill, C.P. HOn35-68


Vance, Martha Tenney NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Vanderlick, Stephen

Jose

1893- . Attorney NO 9V2845

Vashlaw?, ___(Mr.) NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Versailles, A.A. HOn35-137


Vincent, Leslie BOX NO 3B

Vogel, Ellery L. Bank officer NO 9V862

Von Huely, F.C. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

Wade, Arthur of Williamsburg GO 6

Wahl, John Milton Pastor, Florence

Unitarian Church, 1933-

35


Walden, J.R. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Walker, Charles W. NO 1.24N812i

Walker, Cora Louise NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Walker, Mrs. Florence

[Mrs. William Walker]


Walker, Oliver -1931. Civil War

Veteran. Insurance

agent. President,

Northampton Institution

for Savings, 1896-1921

NO 9Wl535


Walker, Paul Executive Director,

Chamber of Commerce

FO Box 5, Folder 6

Wall, John J. Jr. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

and Folder 4

Wall, William J. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Wallace, Henry A. 1888- . Vice-president

of the U.S., 1941-1945.

Spoke at John M.

Greene Hall, 1947


Walsh, [Mrs.]___ Negative: NOn35-365

Walsh, David I. 1872-1947. Governor of

Mass., 1914-1915. U.S.

Senator, 1919- .

Attended Coolidge

Bridge Dedication, 1939

clipping

see also: Parades

(Coolidge Bridge Ded.-

1939), NO BOX 7A


Walsh, James NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Walsh, Thomas J. High School Builder,

1939

NO 2N812

Warner, Arthur S. -1932. Trustee, Look

Memorial Park


Warner, Mrs. Charles NO BOX 7B

Warner, Charles F. -1932 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Warner, Charles S. 1866- . Northampton

Tax Collector

NO 9W242

Warner, Ethel Susie NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Warner, Fayette BOX NO 3B

Warner, G.V. HOn35-138


Warner, Mrs. John F. BOX NO 7B

Warner, John Flavel 1828-1897. Farmer. His

farm is now the site of

the V.A. Hospital

(Florence). Civil War

Veteran

see also: Composite

Ports., NO BOX 10B,

Folder 5

NO 9W242

Warner, John L. Tax Collector NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Warner, Joseph -1877 NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Warner, Joseph Jr. Forbes Library

Secretary, 1939-47


Gertrude, NO 9B758

NO 9W242

Warner, Joseph Sr. NO 1.24N812i

Warner, Lewis -1915. Bank officer;

involved in

embezzlement

NO 9W242

Negative: Xn12-451

Warner, Lucy NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Warner, Luther J. -1907. Treasurer and

later co-owner, John N.

Leonard Silk Co.

President, 3 County


1885-1887. Class of

1869




NO 9W242

Warner, Mary Hunt

[Mrs. Luther J. Warner]

-1934 see also: Hunt, Mary NO BOX 7B

Warner, Oliver Proprietor, The Warner

House (Main St.)

NO 9W242

Warner, Oliver Jr. NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Warner, Ruth NO BOX 3B

Warnock, Henry C. NO 1.8W757

Warren, Evelyn BOX NO 3B

Warren, J. Malcolm -1930 NO BOX 3B

Warren, [Miss] M. NO BOX 7B

Washburn, Phillip M. Rector, St. John’s



Waterman, Lesley see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

BOX NO 3B

Watson, Anna (Bliss)

[Mrs. John Watson]

1750-1827 WA BOX 16

Negative: WAn14-2

Watson, Arthur 1851-1922. Lawyer.

Registrar of voters,

1884-1885. Tax



County, Federal

NO 9W331

Negative: WAn14-18,

FOn24-93

Assessor, 1885-1887.

Postmaster, 1886-1890.

Mayor, 1901. Forbes


1922

Employees), NO BOX

10A, Folder 5

-Field, Henry P.

-Earle, Pliny

-Watson Family, WA

BOX 6, 17, 18

Watson, Ella 1853-1934. Sister of

Arthur Watson

WA 3, 5, 6

Negative: WAn14-16

Watson, Frederic 1848-1906. Brother of

Arthur Watson. Resident

of Selma, Alabama

WA BOX 6

Negative: WAn14-16

Watson, Harriet 1833-1914. Sister of

Henry Watson Jr.

WA BOX 6

Negative: WAn14-16

Watson, Henry Jr. 1810-1891. Resided at

his estate: Wildwood.

Father of Arthur Watson

WA BOX 6, 7, 13

Negative: WAn14-11;

WAn13—13-16

Watson, Henry Sr. 1781-1848. Grandfather

of Arthur Watson

WA BOX 8

Negative: WAn13-3, 4

Watson, John 1744-1824. Great-

grandfather of Arthur

Watson. Resident of

Windsor Hill, CT

Portrait-Daguerreotype

(copy)

WA BOX 15

Negative: WAn14-1

Watson, Julia 1848-1927. Sister of

Arthur Watson

WA BOX 6

Negative: WAn14-16

Watson, Julia (Reed)

[Mrs. Henry Watson Sr.]

1792-1879.

Grandmother of Arthur

Watson

WA BOX 9

Negative: WAn13—5-8

Watson, Rosa 1856-1938. Sister of

Arthur Watson

WA BOX 3, 4, 6


Watson, Sophia (Peck)

[Mrs. Henry Watson Jr.]

1821-1860. Mother of

Arthur Watson

WA BOX 2, 10, 11, 12, 14

Negative: WAn14-9, 12;

WAn13-10

Watson, Walter 1858-1936. Brother of

Arthur Watson. Resident

of Salem, Virginia

WA BOX 3, 4, 6


Watts, Mrs. John F. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

Watts, [Rev.] John F. Pastor, First Baptist

Church, 1912-1924


Weatherwox, C.L. HOn35-139


Webb, Wilbur GO 10

Webber, John F. Actor; Northampton

native

NO 9W3865

Weeks, John Wingate FE 13

Weidhass, Andrew in group port. Spainish

Am. War 1898


Negative: Xn13-152

Weinstein, Susanna

[Mrs. Leo Weinstein]


League of Women

Voters

see also: League of

Women Voters

FO BOX 5, Folder 3

Welch, William M. Lawyer. City Solicitor,

1923-24. Mayor, 1926-

27. Judge



BOX 10A, Folder 2




NO 9W4465

Welles, Kenneth B. 1886- . Pastor,

Edwards’ Church, 1919-

1928

NO 9W459


155; NOn35-336

Wellington, Charles H. -1920. Architect

Northampton Reservoir

Dam from Boston

LE 56

Wellington, Violet Irene Daughter of Charles H.

Wellington

LE 56

Wells, Durbin H. Mayor, 1960-61 NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Wells, [Prof.] H.

Edward

Chemistry Dept., Smith

College


Wells, Helen BOX NO 3B

Wells, James F. NO BOX 10B, Folder 6a

Wells, Samuel Clerk of Courts NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

West, Lewis W. Hadley resident.

President, 3 County


1881-1883

NO 9W52

West, O.G. see also: Dolan, F.E. HOn35-34


Westervelt, Charles

Ernfield

Executive Secretary,

Northampton Chamber

of Commerce


(Band & Orchestras),


NO 9W5255

Whalen, J.D. HOn35-140


Whalen, Jim c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Whalen, Patrick NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Wheeler, Carleton NO BOX 10B, Folder 3

Wheeler, Charles H. Physician NO 9W562

Whicher, [Dr.] George

M., and family

Family Portrait Negative: NOn35-377, 378

Whipple, R.A. NO BOX 10A, Folder 3

Whitaker, Mr.___ Miss Whitaker’s father Negative: NOn38-423

Whitaker, Hobart K. 1868-1937. Teacher NO 9W58

Whitcomb, David B., Jr. -1907 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2 &

Folder 5

Whitcomb, Waldo H. -1904 see also: Group Portraits NO 9W5815


BOX 10B, Folder 5

White, F. see also: Fiske, R.D. HOn35-141


White, Georgia NO BOX 7B

White, H.A. NO BOX 10B, Folder 1

White, Isabel NO BOX 10B, Folder 1a

White, Luke B. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

White, Rev. Robert S. SW 3-5

Whitehouse, A.J. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Whiting, Charles

Welcom

1861-1921. Building

contractor

NO 9W5895

Whiting, Howard J. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Whiting, William F. Holyoke resident. U.S.

Secretary of Commerce,

1928-

see also: McKinley Day,

NO BOX 5

NO 9W5895

Whitlock, [Mr.] S. NO BOX 7B

Whitman, Ralph BOX NO 9

Whitney, Henry M. -1911. Professor. Son of

Josiah D. Whitney

NO 9W611

Whitney, James L. -1910. Northampton

native. Bookseller and

publisher. Librarian,

Boston Public Library.

Son of Josiah D.

Whitney

NO 9W611

Whitney, Josiah D. -1869. Bank officer NO 9W611

Whitney, Josiah D. Jr. Son of Josiah D.

Whitney

NO 9W611

Whitney, Milton B. Well-known early

Westfield resident

etching NO 9W615

Whitney, William

Dwight

Northampton native.

Professor, Yale

NO 9W611

Whittelsey, John L. -1894. Bank officer see also: Northampton

National Bank, NO

1.24N812n

NO 9W6183

Whittelsey, Mrs. John L. NO 1.24N812n

Whittemore, Howard M. Patrolman, Troop B,


Fought in WWI

NO 9W618

Whittlesey, Mary Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

NO 2N812c

Whitton, W.W. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Wiggins, Lewis N. Prop., Hotel see also: Wiggins’ BOX NO 9

Northampton Tavern

Wikander, Lawrence E. Librarian, Forbes

Library

see also: Arcadia

Wildlife Sanctuary, NO

5.4A21

-Forbes Library, FO Box

5, Folders 6 & 7


Negative: Xn14-410

Wilde, Mrs. E.C. BOX NO 7B

Wilder, Harris

Hawthorne

1864-1928. Smith

College Professor, 1892-

NO 9W6455

Wilder, L.S. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Willcut, H. HOn35-142


Williams, Charles NO 9W67

Williams, Edward D. Easthampton physician NO BOX 1

Williams, Eliphalet -1874. “Deacon” NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Williams, Harold B. Patrolman, Troop B,


Veteran of WWI

NO 9W67

Williams, Henry F. 1834-1887. Born in

Becket in 1834. Moved

to Northampton in 1863.

Treasurer of the

Williams Basket Mfg.

Co. Married Sarah F.

Tyler of Hartford, CT

and they had three

children, two daughters

and one son, Robert who

was also connected with

Williams Co.

NO 9W67

Williams, Henry Lucien

(Harry)

1859-1918. Veteran,




BOX 10A, Folder 1 &

Folder 3


County, Fed. Empl.),




10B, Folder 2

NO 9W67

Williams, Joseph C. -1909 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4 &

5

Williams, Lucien B. 1825-1895. Basket

manufacturer

NO 9W67

Williams, [Dr.] Maude

G.

Osteopath NO 9W67

Negative: NOn25-384

Williams, Michael NO BOX 10B, Folder 5

Williams, [Dr.] Nathan

W.

Dentist Negative: NOn35-380

Williams, R.G. NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Williams, Robert G. Son of Henry F.

Williams, 71 Pomeroy

Terrace. Secretary of

Williams Manufacturing

Co. Removed to

Buffalo, NY

note attached to photo NO 9W675

Willis, C.S. see also: Guernsey, G. HOn35-55

printed for file 55

Willis, Gordon L. Bank officer see also: Robbins,

“Dutch”, NO 9R534



BOX 10B, Folder 1



10B, Folder 2

NO 9W679

Williston, A. Lyman -1915. Treasurer, Mt.

Holyoke College.

Businessman, began

1851

see also: McKinley Day,

NO BOX 5


Williston, Cecelia

(Lyman)

NO 9W6795c

Williston, [Mrs.] Emily

[Mrs. Samuel Williston]

1797-1885 NO 9W6795

Williston, Harry S.

(Henry)

1872-1942.

Manufacturer

NO 9W6795

Williston, [Rev.] John

Payson

-1856. First minister of

Easthampton

etching


(Composite Ports.-


Folder 5

NO 9W6795j

Williston, Martin Attended school, old

Northampton High


1856

NO 2N812c

Williston, Robert L. 1869-1934. Bank

officer. Brother of Harry

S. Williston

NO 9W6795

Williston, [Hon.]

Samuel

BOX NO 10C

Wilner, [Mrs.] Frances Negative: Xn14-412

(Forsander Apts., 1968)

Wilson, Alvan R. -1929. County

Commissioner, from So.

Hadley


Wilson, Henrietta BOX NO 3B

Winchell, Constance BOX NO 7B

Winchell, Harold BOX NO 3B

Winchell, Mrs. J.E. NO BOX 7B

Wininger, Martin HOn35-143


Winthrop, John Early Governor of Mass. Drawing by S. Harris NO 9W737

Wiswell, Ray BOX NO 3B

Witherell, Alphonso 1842- . Grocer. Mail

carrier. Civil War

Veteran, celebrated 100th

birthday, 1942

see also: Parades

(Coolidge Bridge Ded.-

1939), NO BOX 7A

-Group Portraits


BOX 10A, Folder 1

-Day, Henry

-Snow, Edwin M.

NO 9W7745

Witherell, Arthur BOX NO 3B

Witherell, H.L. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Wood, Arthur P. -1931 NO BOX 10B, Folder 2

Wood, E.E. Easthampton resident.

President, 3 County


1893-1896

NO 9W85

Wood, Mrs. Edward E.,

Jr.

NO BOX 7B

Wood, Edna F. see also: D.A.R.


NO 7B

-Turner, [Mrs.] Edna F.

Wood

BOX NO 3B

Wood, Frank NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Wood, Mrs. Helen M.

[Mrs. Frederick A. V.

Wood]


Wood, Henry BOX NO 3B

Wood, P.G. HOn35-144


Woodhouse, Edward J. Mayor, 1924 BOX NO 10C

Woods, Frances NO BOX 3B

Woods, [Rev. & Mrs.]

Robert M.

Hatfield residents NO 9W861

Woodward, A.D. NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Woodward, Frank T. 1862-1939. Insurance see also: Group Portraits NO 9W871

agent (Composite Ports.), NO

BOX 10B, Folder 5

Woolsey, Theodore

Dwight

President of Yale NO 9W8875

Wright, Ansel, Sr. -1897. Town Treasurer,

1851


Wright, E.J. HOn35-145


Wright, Fred see also: Northampton

High School (Center St.,

1856), NO 2N812c`


Wright, Hattie Class of 1868 see also: Bates, Hattie

Wright


Wright, Luther C. Water Works Supt. NO BOX 10A, Folder 5

Wright, Mrs. Marth NO BOX 7B

Wright, Ned c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Wright, Orange NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Yale, Caroline Ardelia 1848-1933. Teacher and

Principal, Clarke School

for the Deaf, 1870-1922

see also: Coolidge,

Calvin, NO 9C777

NO 9Y124

Young, A.D. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Young, Al c1901 NO BOX 10B, Folder 4

Young, Dwight NO BOX 10A, Folder 1

Young, J.M. NO BOX 10A, Folder 2

Young, [Mr.] Volney

Kay

Liggetts Drug Store Negative: NOn35-401

Zalesky, John W. NO BOX 10A, Folder 4

Zujewski, Wladyslaw

Frank

1865- . Grocer. Farmer.

Real estate and

insurance agent

NO 9Z845

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