Clara Barton Papers (Library of Congress)

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Clara Barton

A Register of Her Papers in the Library of Congress

Prepared by Michael McElderry and Mary Wolfskill with the assistance of Paul Colton, Sherralyn McCoy, Susie Moody, and Carin Ruff
Revised and expanded by Laura J. Kells with the assistance of Jewel Parker

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

2003

Contact information: http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mss/address.html

Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Manuscript Division, 2005

Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms005010

Diaries and Journals, 1849-1911, n.d.

Family Papers, 1805-1958, n.d.

General Correspondence, 1838-1912, n.d.

Red Cross File, 1863-1957, n.d

International Committee of the Red Cross, 1863-1919, n.d.

American National Red Cross, 1878-1957, n.d.

Speeches and Writings File, 1849-1947, n.d.

Title: Papers of Clara Barton
Span Dates: 1805-1958
Bulk Dates: (bulk 1861-1912)
ID No.: MSS11973
Creator: Barton, Clara, 1821-1912
Extent: 62,000 items; 177 containers plus 6 oversize plus 3 vault; 62.6 linear feet; 123 microfilm reels
Language: Collection material in English
Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Abstract: Philanthropist, nurse, educator, and lecturer. Correspondence, diaries, reports, legal and financial papers, organizational records, lectures, writings, scrapbooks, printed matter, memorabilia, and other papers relating to Barton's work to provide relief services during the Civil War and the Franco-Prussian War, the work of the American National Red Cross which she founded, and the National First Aid Association of America.

Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

Names:
Barton, Clara, 1821-1912
Adee, Alvey A. (Alvey Augustus), 1842-1924--Correspondence
Anthony, Susan B. (Susan Brownell), 1820-1906--Correspondence
Appia, P. L. (P. Louis), 1818-1898--Correspondence
Atwater, Dorence, 1845-1910--Correspondence
Austin, Harriet N.--Correspondence
Barker, E. Florence--Correspondence
Barton, Stephen E. (Stephen Emory), b. 1848--Correspondence
Barton, William Eleazar, 1861-1930--Correspondence
Bellows, Henry W. (Henry Whitney), 1814-1882--Correspondence
Boardman, Mabel Thorp, 1860-1946--Correspondence
Briggs, Samuel W.--Correspondence
Brown, Lucy Hall, d. 1907--Correspondence
Burleigh, Lucien, 1817-1884--Correspondence
Burnett, Mary Weeks--Correspondence
Butler, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1818-1893--Correspondence
Dunant, Henry, 1828-1910--Correspondence
Dwight, Edmund, b. 1824--Correspondence
Gage, Frances Dana, 1808-1884--Correspondence
Gardner, Joseph, 1833-1919--Correspondence
Golay, Minna Kupfer--Correspondence
Graves, Lucy M.--Correspondence
Halsted, Leonora B.--Correspondence
Hitz, John, 1828-1908--Correspondence
Howell, Mary Seymour, 1844-1913--Correspondence
Hubbell, Julian B. (Julian Bertine), 1847-1929--Correspondence
Jarvis, Samuel M. (Samuel Miller), 1853-1913--Correspondence
Kennan, George, 1845-1924--Correspondence
Logan, John A., Mrs., 1838-1923--Correspondence
Luise, Grand Duchess, consort of Frederick I, Grand Duke of Baden, 1838-1923--Correspondence
Margot, Antoinette, 1843-1925--Correspondence
McKinley, William, 1843-1901--Correspondence
Moynier, Gustave, 1826-1910--Correspondence
Mussey, Ellen Spencer, 1850-1936--Correspondence
Olney, Richard, 1835-1917--Correspondence
Phillips, Walter P. (Walter Polk), 1846-1920--Correspondence
Pullman, George H.--Correspondence
Reed, Harriette L., d. 1920--Correspondence
Sheldon, Joseph, 1828-1911--Correspondence
Solomons, Adolphus S. (Adolphus Simeon), 1826-1910--Correspondence
Southmayd, F. R.--Correspondence
Spencer, Sara J. (Sara Jane), 1837-1909--Correspondence
Stanton, Edwin McMasters, 1814-1869--Correspondence
Stone, Elvira--Correspondence
Upton, Harriet Taylor--Correspondence
Vassall, Bernard B. (Bernard Barton), 1835-1894--Correspondence
Wells, Charlotte Fowler, 1814-1901--Correspondence
Wells, Mary Kensel--Correspondence
Wells, Roscoe Green, b. 1878--Correspondence
Willard, Frances Elizabeth, 1839-1898--Correspondence
Willard, Mary Bannister, b. 1841--Correspondence
Wilson, Henry, 1812-1875--Correspondence
Barton family--Correspondence
American National Red Cross
Andersonville Prison
Friends of the Missing Men of the United States Army. Office of Correspondence.
International Committee of the Red Cross
National First Aid Association of America
Geneva Convention (1864)

Subjects:
Ambulance service
Disaster relief
First aid in illness and injury
Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871--Civilian relief
Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871--Medical care
Governmental investigations--United States
Humanitarianism
Military nursing
Missing in action
Prisoners of war--Georgia--Andersonville
Social problems--United States
Spanish-American War, 1898--Civilian relief
Temperance--United States
War relief
Women--Suffrage--United States
Women's rights--United States
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Civilian relief
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Medical care
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Prisoners and prisons

Occupations:
Educators
Lecturers
Nurses
Philanthropists

Administrative Information

Provenance:

The papers of Clara Barton, philanthropist, nurse, educator, and lecturer, were given to the Library of Congress from 1926 to 1959 by Lena Hubbell Chamberlain, Rena D. Hubbell, and Herman P. and Saidee F. Riccius. Additional material was purchased in 1956 and 2002.

Processing History:

The papers of Clara Barton were processed by Elizabeth G. McPherson in 1955 and 1959. The papers were reorganized and prepared for microfilming in 1985. An addition was processed in 2003.

Transfers:

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Some maps have been transferred to the Geography and Map Division. Some prints and photographs have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Clara Barton Papers.

Copyright Status:

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Clara Barton in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Microfilm:

A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on 123 reels. Consult a reference librarian in the Manuscript Division concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan.

Preferred Citation:

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Clara Barton Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note

Date	Event
1821, Dec. 25	Born, Oxford, Mass.
1839-1850	Taught in local public schools near Oxford, Mass.
1851	Attended the Liberal Institute, Clinton, N.Y.
1852-1854	Established and taught free school, Bordentown, N.J.
1854	Moved to Washington, D.C.
1854-1857	Clerk, U.S. Patent Office
1860-1865	Rehired as temporary clerk, U.S. Patent Office
1861-1865	Organized and assisted in nursing and relief services for the Union Army during the Civil War
1865-1868	Organized the Office of Correspondence with the Friends of the Missing Men of the U.S. Army in an effort to locate and identify missing soldiers
1870-1871	Organized relief services during the Franco-Prussian War
1877-1882	Advocated U.S. ratification of the Geneva Convention
1881	Founder and president, American Association of the Red Cross Organized Red Cross relief aid to forest fire victims in Michigan
1882-1884	Organized Red Cross relief aid to victims of Mississippi and Ohio river floods
1883	Superintendent, Women's Reformatory Prison, Sherborn, Mass.
1886	Organized Red Cross relief aid to earthquake victims, Charleston, S.C.
1888	Organized Red Cross relief for yellow fever victims, Jacksonville, Fla.
1889	Organized Red Cross relief aid to flood victims, Johnstown, Pa.
1892	Organized Red Cross relief aid to Russia for victims of drought and famine
1893	Organized Red Cross relief aid for hurricane victims on the Sea Islands, S.C.
1896	Organized Red Cross relief aid for the Armenians in Turkey
1898	Organized Red Cross relief efforts in Cuba during the Spanish-American War Published The Red Cross . Washington, D.C.: American National Red Cross
1900	Organized Red Cross relief aid to victims of a hurricane and tidal wave, Galveston, Tex.
1904	Resigned as president of the American National Red Cross Published A Story of the Red Cross . New York: D. Appleton
1905	Founder and president of the National First Aid Association of America
1907	Published The Story of My Childhood . New York: Baker & Taylor Co.
1912, Apr. 12	Died, Glen Echo, Md.

Scope and Content Note

The papers of Clara Barton (1821-1912) span the years 1805 to 1958, with the bulk of the material dated 1861-1912. The collection includes the personal papers of Clara Barton and official records of the American National Red Cross (formerly the American Association of the Red Cross) retained by Barton during her tenure as president from 1881 to 1904. The records of the American Red Cross are contained principally in a series of Letterbooks and in a Red Cross File. Since Barton's life was so closely linked to the organization's development and operation, however, some mingling of material exists, and records relating to Red Cross activities can be found throughout the collection.

Barton's diaries and journals provide insight into her private views and reflections, whereas material in the Subject File, Family Papers, and General Correspondence series relates to her interest in women's rights and other reform issues. A Speeches and Writings File contains lecture notes, drafts, and proofs not only of her own lectures and writings but also those of others. Barton's career as a humanitarian and relief organizer is further documented, mostly through contemporary newspaper accounts, in a series of scrapbooks. Decorations and medallions bestowed upon Barton by foreign governments and by public and private organizations are included in a Miscellany series.

Few items are included for the period prior to 1861. Sporadic diary entries cast light on these early years, as do letters in the Family Papers from members of Barton's immediate family and from Martha Elvira Stone and Bernard B. Vassall. Letters to Barton from Lucien Burleigh, a school instructor from Barton's formative years, are contained in the General Correspondence series.

While providing relief services on battlefields during the Civil War and while in Europe during the Franco-Prussian War, Clara Barton found time to keep her diary and to make notes from which she later prepared lectures. Some of the diaries are supplemented by copies of letters, addresses, and expense accounts incorporated in the diaries. Diaries kept by various associates and members of the Red Cross staff who frequently mentioned Barton are also included in the Diaries and Journals series.

At the close of the Civil War, Barton helped organize the Office of Correspondence with Friends of the Missing Men of the U.S. Army to locate and identify Union soldiers whose fate or whereabouts was unknown. In the four years of its existence the office provided information to more than twenty-two thousand families, identified most of the graves in Georgia's Andersonville prison, and, in the process established a National Cemetery there. Papers relating to this organization and to the Andersonville prison are included with Civil War records in the Subject File, as are letters of Dorence Atwater, a former prisoner at Andersonville who aided Barton in her mission to identify those who had died in the prison. It was during this time that Barton and Atwater, embarked on a speaking tour to appeal for information concerning the missing men and to defray the expense of the undertaking. Material relating to the tour, including drafts and notes of the lectures, is contained in the Speeches and Writings File.

Clara Barton suffered from periodic nervous breakdowns and in 1869 was ordered by her doctors to recuperate in Europe. There she met Louis Appia, a member of the International Committee of the Red Cross, who introduced her to the Red Cross movement. In her first cooperative effort with the Red Cross, Barton organized and managed relief activities for civilians during the Franco-Prussian War. The Subject File contains information on this effort.

Following her activities in Europe, Barton was called upon to promote the passage of the Geneva Convention in the United States Congress and to organize the American Red Cross. The Red Cross File that she accumulated over the years forms the largest series in the collection and is divided into two subseries, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the American National Red Cross. The former includes files for several International Red Cross conferences which Barton attended as a delegate, while the latter contains material indicating that the American Red Cross was not only founded by Barton but was also sustained by her for many years. Her control over the operations of the American Red Cross dates from its inception in May 1881 until her retirement in June 1904, except for a few months in 1883 when she acted as superintendent of the Women's Reformatory Prison at Sherborn, Massachusetts.

The records of the American National Red Cross relate to the organization's foundation and administration, including actions taken to protect the Red Cross insignia, the development and scandal of Red Cross Park, and the final congressional investigation into Barton's stewardship. The bulk of the material, however, relates chiefly to the Red Cross's response to appeals for aid from the victims of natural disasters and war.

The Letterbooks series contains outgoing letters from the Red Cross for the period 1882-1904. Included are letters signed by Barton as president, as well as those by Julian B. Hubbell, Barton's associate and chief field agent of the Red Cross, and by other Red Cross officials such as her nephew Stephen E. Barton and George H. Pullman. The volumes include letters sent to the International Committee at Geneva and to local Red Cross chapters in the United States, letters and narrative reports from various disaster relief operations, and records of camp service in the states during the Spanish-American War. Copies of some of Barton's personal outgoing letters are also present. A number of the letterpress copies are almost completely illegible.

The General Correspondence series contains letters exchanged between Barton and her friends and associates. In addition to documenting her relief work, the correspondence also reveals Barton's interest in other progressive movements of the period, as demonstrated in letters from Mary Weeks Burnett and Frances E. and Mary Willard on temperance matters and from Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Hall Brown, Mary Seymour Howell, Harriet Taylor Upton, and Charlotte Fowler Wells concerning woman suffrage. Many of the correspondents in the General Correspondence series are also represented in the Subject File.

Among principal correspondents in the papers not previously mentioned are Alvey A. Adee, Louis Appia, Harriet N. Austin, E. Florence Barker, William E. Barton, Henry W. Bellows, Mabel T. Boardman, Samuel W. Briggs, Benjamin F. Butler, Jean Henri Dunant, Edmund Dwight, Frances D. Gage, Joseph Gardner, Minna Kupfer Golay, Lucy M. Graves, Leonora B. Halstead, John Hitz, Samuel M. Jarvis, George Kennan, Mary S. Logan, Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden, William McKinley, Antoinette Margot, Gustave Moynier, Ellen S. Mussey, Richard Olney, Walter P. Phillips, Joseph Sheldon, Adolphus S. Solomons, F. R. Southmayd, Sara A. Spencer, Edwin M. Stanton, and Henry Wilson.

An Addition series relates primarily to the last years of Barton's life and to the National First Aid Association of America which she established in 1905 to promote first aid training. Mary Isabelle Kensel (later Mary Kensel Wells), Barton's secretary, and Roscoe Green Wells, assistant to the president and commander of the ambulance corps of the association, are featured prominently in this material. Harriette L. Reed, a friend who became president of the association following Barton's death is also represented. Documents include correspondence from Barton to Mary Isabelle Kensel and Roscoe Green Wells regarding their work, annual reports of the National First Aid Association of America, items distributed by the association, including an illustrated triangular bandage, and accounts by Mary Kensel Wells of Clara Barton and the National First Aid Association.

Organization of the Papers

The collection is arranged in eleven series:

Diaries and Journals, 1849-1911, n.d.
Family Papers, 1805-1958, n.d.
Letterbooks, 1876-1911
General Correspondence, 1838-1912, n.d.
Subject File, 1861-1952, n.d.
Red Cross File, 1863-1957, n.d
Speeches and Writings File, 1849-1947, n.d.
Scrapbooks, 1835-1930
Miscellany, 1856-1957, n.d.
Addition, 1883-1926, n.d.
Oversize, 1871-1919, n.d.

Description of Series

Container	Series


BOX 1-9 REEL 1-7	Diaries and Journals, 1849-1911, n.d.
		Diaries, diary notes, and journals kept by Barton containing occasional copies of letters, expense accounts, and addresses, and diaries kept by Barton's associates.
		Arranged chronologically. The diaries are arranged alphabetically by name of diarist.

BOX 9-16 REEL 7-12	Family Papers, 1805-1958, n.d.
		Letters sent and received, including letters exchanged between family members, with miscellaneous items and enclosures.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of family member and therein chronologically. Also includes unpublished genealogies of the Barton and related families compiled by various researchers.

BOX 17-63 REEL 13-51	Letterbooks, 1876-1911
		Copies of outgoing letters and memoranda by Barton and other Red Cross officials.
		Arranged chronologically. Partial indexes are included at the front of most volumes.

BOX 63-79 REEL 51-63	General Correspondence, 1838-1912, n.d.
		Letters sent and received, telegrams, postcards, and miscellaneous enclosures.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and therein chronologically.

BOX 79-86 REEL 63-67	Subject File, 1861-1952, n.d.
		Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes and working papers, printed matter, and miscellaneous items.
		Arranged alphabetically by subject and therein chronologically.

BOX 87-149 REEL 67-104	Red Cross File, 1863-1957, n.d

BOX 87-90 REEL 67-70		International Committee of the Red Cross, 1863-1919, n.d.
			Correspondence, reports, drafts, notes, printed matter, and miscellaneous items related to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
			Arranged alphabetically by subject and therein chronologically.

BOX 91-149 REEL 70-105		American National Red Cross, 1878-1957, n.d.
			Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, postcards, legal and financial papers, reports, drafts, notes and working papers, printed matter, and miscellaneous items related to the operations of the American National Red Cross.
			Arranged alphabetically by subject and therein chronologically by volume.

BOX 149-157 REEL 105-110	Speeches and Writings File, 1849-1947, n.d.
		Correspondence, handwritten and typescript drafts, proofs, notes, printed matter, and miscellaneous items relating to articles, books, poetry, and speeches written by Barton and others.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 157-163 REEL 110-115	Scrapbooks, 1835-1930
		Newspaper clippings.
		Arranged chronologically.

BOX 163-178 REEL 115-123	Miscellany, 1856-1957, n.d.
		Correspondence, financial and legal papers, address books, biographical material, cards and invitations, real estate records, memorabilia, notes, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material. Commemorative medals and decorations are housed at the end of the series.

BOX 179-180 not filmed	Addition, 1883-1926, n.d.
		Correspondence, reports, writings, an illustrated bandage, printed matter, and memorabilia.
		Arranged by type of material or topic and therein chronologically. Memorabilia is housed at the end of the series.

BOX OV 1-OV 6	Oversize, 1871-1919, n.d.
		Certificates, accounts, reports, plans, appointments, passports, printed matter, a scrapbook, and an illustrated bandage.
		Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items were removed.

Container List

Microfilm shelf no. 19447. Reel one contains a copy of the 1985 finding aid.

Container	Contents


BOX 1-9 REEL 1-7	Diaries and Journals, 1849-1911, n.d.
		Diaries, diary notes, and journals kept by Barton containing occasional copies of letters, expense accounts, and addresses, and diaries kept by Barton's associates.
		Arranged chronologically. The diaries are arranged alphabetically by name of diarist.

BOX 1 REEL 1		1849, Jan. 23-Nov. 5 (includes poems)

		1851, Oct. 11-Nov. 5;1852, Feb. 1-May 27; 1853-1857

		1851, Nov., diary note

		1859, Jan. 31-Dec. 24; 1861, Sept.

		1862, Dec.

		1862, Jan.-Dec.; 1865

		1863, Jan.-Feb.

		1863, Apr. 2-July 23

		1863, Dec. 3-1864, May 7

BOX 2 REEL 1		1864, Jan.-Dec.

		1865, Jan.-Dec.

BOX 2 REEL 2		1866, Jan. 1-13 (includes ledger accounts of May 1864-May 1866)

		1866, Jan.-Dec.

		1867, Jan.-Dec.

BOX 3 REEL 2		1868, Jan.-Dec.

		ca. 1869, diary note

		1870, Jan.-Feb. (includes copies of letters Jan.-Apr. 1870 and Mar. and Dec. 1872)

		1870, Aug. 26-29

		1870, Jan.-Dec.

		1871, Feb.-Dec.

		1871-1874; 1881, Mar. (includes copies of letters to Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden)

		1872, Jan.-Dec.

BOX 4 REEL 2		1872, July and Sept.; 1873, Jan.

		1873, Jan.-Oct.

		1876, Mar. 13-Apr. 10

		1877, Jan. 1-9; 1891, Dec. 13; 1910, Nov. 24

		1878, Jan. 1-21

BOX 4 REEL 3		1878, Jan.-Nov.

		1878-1880, Apr.; 1882, June 1-18 (includes copies of letters sent Aug.-Nov. 1886)

		1881, Jan.-July

		1881, Oct. 8-Nov. 1

		1881, Dec. 21-1882, Apr. 16
			(2 vols.)

		1883, Jan.-Nov.

BOX 5 REEL 3		1884, Mar. 26-June 8

		1885, Feb.-July

		1885, Oct.

		1887, Jan.-May

		1888, Jan.-Apr.

BOX 5 REEL 4		1889, Jan. 9-26 (includes addresses and notes)

		1892, June-July; 1893, Jan.-May (includes expense accounts of June 1892-Oct. 1895)

		1893, May-1894, May

		1895, Jan. 18-21

BOX 6 REEL 4		1896, Jan.-Sept (includes note for Sept. 2, 1895)

		1896, Aug. 19-Sept. 4

		1897, May 17-Sept. 5

		1897, Sept. 10-1898, Jan. 29

		1898, Feb. 26-July 1
			(2 vols.)

		1899, June 1-Oct. 13

		1899, Nov. 11-24; 1900, Dec. 12-1901, Mar. 31

BOX 7 REEL 5		1901, Apr.-1902, Dec.
			(2 vols.)

		1903, Mar. 12-Apr. 22

		1906, Jan.-Aug.

		1906, June-Dec.

		1906, Dec. 15-16, diary note

		1907, Jan.-Dec.
			(2 vols.)

		1907, Oct.

		1908, Jan.-Dec.

		1911, Jan.-Dec.

		Undated diary note

BOX 8 REEL 6		Diarists other than Barton

			Atwater, Dorence, 1867

			Golay, Minna Kupfer, diary notes, 1888, Aug.-1893, Dec.

			Graves, Lucy, 1898, June 17-Dec. 30, Spanish-American War relief

			Kupfer, P. W., 1873, Jan.-1874, Sept.

			Staff diaries

				1887, Jan.-Mar.; 1888 (includes addresses)

				1895, Jan. 28-1896, Jan. 1 (no. 3)

				1896, Jan. 2-July 16 (no. 4)

BOX 9 REEL 6				1896, Feb. 4-Mar. 4, Armenian-Turkish relief mission

BOX 9 REEL 7				1896, Apr. 20-29, Armenian-Turkish relief mission

				1896, July 17-1897, June 23 (no. 5)

BOX 9-16 REEL 7-12	Family Papers, 1805-1958, n.d.
		Letters sent and received, including letters exchanged between family members, with miscellaneous items and enclosures.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of family member and therein chronologically. Also includes unpublished genealogies of the Barton and related families compiled by various researchers.

BOX 9 REEL 7		Barton, Charles H. (cousin), 1883-1901

		Barton, Clarence W. (grandnephew), 1901-1903, n.d.

		Barton, David and Julia Porter (brother), 1850-1883

		Barton, Edmund M., 1898-1908

		Barton, Edward, 1879-1880

		Barton, Ira M. (cousin), 1863-1865, 1904

		Barton, Herbert P. (grandnephew) and Fannie Vasseur, 1883-1911

		Barton, Lizzie Tracy, 1886-1909

		Barton, Mary (cousin), 1886, n.d.

		Barton, Mary L., 1896-1914, n.d.

		Barton, Robert W. (cousin), 1898-1900

		Barton, Samuel R. (nephew), 1862-1904

BOX 10 REEL 7		Barton, Stephen (father), 1828, 1857-1862

		Barton, Stephen, Jr. (brother)

			Correspondence, 1839, 1850-1865
				(2 folders)

			Estate, 1900, n.d.

		Barton, Stephen E. (nephew)

			Diary, 1881

BOX 10 REEL 8			Correspondence

				1859- 1901, Jan.
					(3 folders)

BOX 11 REEL 8				1901, Feb.-1928, n.d.
					(5 folders)

			Miscellany, 1884-1928, n.d.

			Notes from Clara Barton during her illness, 1911-1912

		Barton, William E. (cousin)

			Correspondence, 1901-1929, n.d.

BOX 12 REEL 9			Speeches and writings, printed copies, 1900-1917, n.d.

		Bigelow, Anna Barton and Lucy Barton (cousins), 1883-1903

		Butler, Myrtis Barton (grandniece), 1888-1941, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Clark, Ada I. (niece), 1901-1903

		Crowell, Hattie Barton, 1901

		Davis, C. Hannah (from Gideon Barton), 1834, n.d.

		Dillinger, G. Arthur (nephew), 1901

		Hale, Harry (cousin), 1876-1893

		Hale, Marcia E. and Mary E. (cousins), 1903-1904

		Hale, Robert S. (cousin), 1869-1881

		King, George and Edith Riccius (grandniece)

			Correspondence, 1911-1957, n.d.

			"Childhood Memories," 1934

		Poor, Leander A. (cousin), 1862-1904

		Porter, P. C., 1900-1901, n.d.

		Riccius, Adolph and Ida Barton (niece), 1869-1911, n.d.

		Riccius, Harold (grandnephew), 1902, n.d.

		Riccius, Herman P. (grandnephew), 1901-1950, n.d.

BOX 13 REEL 9		Riccius, Saidee F. (grandniece)

			Correspondence

				1916-1947, Nov.
					(2 folders)

BOX 13 REEL 10				1947, Dec.-1957, n.d.
					(2 folders)

			Miscellany, 1921-1953, n.d.

		Robbins, Delia R. (cousin), 1902-1905

		Sessions, Fitzroy (cousin), 1868-1875

BOX 14 REEL 10		Stafford, John and Mary Barton (niece), 1874, 1898-1911

		Stone, Martha Elvira (cousin), 1857-1889, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Vassall, Bernard B. (nephew)

			Correspondence, 1851-1893, n.d.
				(2 folders)

			Miscellany, 1852, 1884, n.d.

		Vassall, Frances Childs, 1860-1903

		Vassall, Irving S. (nephew), 1855-1862

BOX 14 REEL 11		Vassall, Vester and Sarah Barton (sister), 1855-1889, n.d.

BOX 15 REEL 11		Other family members, 1805-1938, n.d.

		Barton family wills, 1914, n.d.

		Newspaper clippings, 1878-1958, n.d.

		Genealogy

			Charts and notes, 1889, 1930, 1951-1952, n.d.

			Barton family

				Curr, Cora C. (compiler), 1940

				Vassall, Bernard B. (compiler)

					Vols. 1-3, 1867-1946, n.d.

BOX 16 REEL 11					Index, 1879-1880, n.d.

				Von Sahler, Louis (compiler)

BOX 16 REEL 12					Drafts, 1865-1951, n.d.
						(2 folders)

					Notes, 1934-1936, 1943-1958, n.d.

			Barton-Porter families, n.d.

			Miscellany, n.d.

BOX 17-63 REEL 13-51	Letterbooks, 1876-1911
		Copies of outgoing letters and memoranda by Barton and other Red Cross officials.
		Arranged chronologically. Partial indexes are included at the front of most volumes.

BOX 17 REEL 13		1882, May-1888, June

BOX 18 REEL 14		1882, Sept.-1888, Oct.

BOX 19 REEL 15		1882, Nov.-1885, May

			pp. 1-352

BOX 20 REEL 16			pp. 353-700

BOX 21 REEL 16		1884, Feb.-Apr.

BOX 22 REEL 17		1884, Apr.-1885, Jan.

BOX 23 REEL 18		1884, Sept.-1887, Dec.

BOX 24 REEL 19		1885, Jan.-1887, Jan.

BOX 25 REEL 20		1888, Jan.-1889, Apr.

BOX 26 REEL 21		1889, June-July

			pp. 1-319

BOX 27 REEL 21			pp. 320-695

BOX 28 REEL 22		1889, July-1890, Sept.

			pp. 1-435

BOX 29 REEL 23			pp. 436-896

BOX 30 REEL 24		1889, Apr.-1891, Dec.

			pp. 1-317

BOX 31 REEL 25			pp. 318-692

BOX 32 REEL 26		1890, Feb.; 1898, Mar.-June

BOX 33 REEL 26		1891, Dec.-1893, Aug.

			pp. 1-474

BOX 34 REEL 27			pp. 475-999

BOX 35 REEL 28		1892, June-1894, Jan.

			pp. 1-318

BOX 36 REEL 29			pp. 319-673

BOX 37 REEL 29		1892, June; 1893, Oct.-1894, July

BOX 38 REEL 30		1893, Aug.-1895, June

			pp. 1-339

BOX 39 REEL 31			pp. 340-699

BOX 40 REEL 32		1894, Apr.-1896, Sept.; 1900, Dec.-1902, Dec.

			pp. 1-431

BOX 41 REEL 33			pp. 432-973

BOX 42 REEL 34		1895, June-1898, Dec.

			pp. 1-355

BOX 43 REEL 35			pp. 356-1001

BOX 44 REEL 36		1897, July-1898, June

BOX 45 REEL 36		1898, Apr.-1899, Mar.; 1902, May

			pp. 1-281

BOX 46 REEL 37			pp. 282-586

BOX 47 REEL 38		1898, May-1899, Feb.

			pp. 1-482

BOX 48 REEL 39			pp. 483-997

BOX 49 REEL 40		1898, June-Sept.; 1908, Oct.-1911, Nov.

			pp. 91-362

BOX 50 REEL 40			pp. 363-689

BOX 51 REEL 41		1899, Feb.-Mar.

BOX 52 REEL 41		1899, Mar.-July

			pp. 1-471

BOX 53 REEL 42			pp. 472-999

BOX 54 REEL 43		1899, Mar.-1902, Nov.

			pp. 1-442

BOX 55 REEL 44			pp. 443-1001

BOX 56 REEL 45		1899, May-July

BOX 57 REEL 45		1899, June-Oct.

BOX 58 REEL 46		1899, July-1900, Aug.

			pp. 1-310

BOX 59 REEL 47			pp. 311-690

BOX 60 REEL 48		1903, Jan.-1904, Feb.

BOX 61 REEL 49		1904, Feb.-1907, Dec.; 1908, Aug.

			pp. 1-512

BOX 62 REEL 50			pp. 513-998

BOX 63 REEL 51		Unbound copies

			1876, Aug.-1878, Sept.

			1879, Apr.-1882, Apr.

			1882

			1882-1893

			1906, June-Oct.

			1910, July-1911, Apr.

BOX 63-79 REEL 51-63	General Correspondence, 1838-1912, n.d.
		Letters sent and received, telegrams, postcards, and miscellaneous enclosures.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and therein chronologically.

BOX 63 REEL 51		“A” miscellaneous, 1843-1912, n.d.

		Adams, Ruthett, 1888-1903

		Adee, Alvey A., 1888-1903

		Allaimby, Pedro D., 1901-1902

		Allison, William M., 1889-1909

		American Book Co., 1902

		Anthony, Susan B., 1869-1903

		Appia, Louis, 1875, Dec.-1881, Apr.

BOX 64 REEL 52		Arnold, Samuel G., 1878-1879, n.d.

		Atwater, Dorence, 1869-1890 See also Container 80, Atwater, Dorence

		Atwater, Fannie, 1869-1881, n.d.

		Atwater, Francis, 1898-1905

		Atwater, Waldo, 1876-1890

		Atwell, Amos M., 1901-1904, n.d.

		Austin, Harriet N., 1876-1889, n.d.

		Avery, Rachel Foster, 1889-1901

		“B” miscellaneous, 1882-1911, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Barker, E. Florence, 1888-1890, n.d. See also Container 81, Woman's Relief Corps

		Bartine, E. H., 1877-1878, 1898

		Bellows, Henry W., 1881

		Bergmann, Gustave, 1872-1888

		Bertram, Lucy A., 1908-1910

BOX 65 REEL 52		Bishop, Eleanor Fletcher, 1884-1890

		Boardman, Mabel T., 1901-1902

		Boomer, James M. and Alice, 1890-1911

		Boynton, Henry V. and Nellie M., 1881-1902, n.d.

		Breckinridge, Issa Desha and Sophonisba, 1888-1889, n.d.

BOX 65 REEL 53		Briggs, Samuel W., 1901-1904, n.d.

		Brockett, S. P. and S. M., 1877-1888

		Brown, Judson S., 1878-1883

		Brown, R. G. and Lucy Hall, 1883-1911, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Bunnell, A. O., 1877-1911

		Burleigh, Lucien, 1838

BOX 66 REEL 53		Burnett, Mary Weeks and R. A., 1877-1908, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Butler, Benjamin F., 1865-1883

		“C” miscellaneous

			“Ca-Ch,” 1870-1905, n.d.

BOX 66 REEL 54			“Co-Cu,” 1864-1910, n.d.

		Capron, Lillian, 1900-1904, n.d.

		Chamberlain, Alva L., 1901

		Charles, Vera H., 1902-1903, n.d.

		Chase, Jerome, 1900-1902

		Childs, Annie E., 1852-1889

		Childs, B. Willis, 1861-1894, n.d.

		Clare, Emile, 1865-1904

		Clark, Elsa Trotzig, 1901-1902

		Cleveland, Grover, 1886-1888

		Cohen, Henry, 1901-1903

		Cortelyou, George W., 1903

		Coxe, Ferdinand, 1869-1870

BOX 67 REEL 54		Curry, Cora C., 1889-1904

		“D” miscellaneous, 1867-1911

		DeGraw, Peter V. and Emma, 1887-1904

		Dennis, John B., 1882-1889

		Deyo, Amanda, 1888-1904

		Dickinson, Mary Lowe, 1865-1902 See also Container 84, National Council of Women

		Dollfus, Ida, 1871-1888

		Douglass, Frederick, 1877-1879

		Dunant, Jean Henri See Container 71, Hitz, John, and family

		Dwight, Edmund, 1867-1896, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Dyer, Frances J., 1882-1903

		“E” miscellaneous, 1872-1909, n.d.

		Earle, Sarah B., 1869-1904, n.d.

		Elliot, Emily S., 1884

		Elliott, Sarah J., 1890-1898

		Elwell, J. K., 1900-1905

BOX 67 REEL 55		Elwell, John J., 1876-1900

		“F” miscellaneous, 1875-1906, n.d.

BOX 68 REEL 55		Fanning, Octavia Dix, 1882-1911

		Ferguson, George B., 1878-1882

		Ferguson, William M., 1876-1883

		Fisk, Eugene D., and family, 1903-1904

		Foster, Alma J., 1895-1901, n.d.

		Foster, J. Ellen, 1900-1902

		Fowler, Maggie M., 1902-1903

		Frayer, Lucy A. and A., 1882-1901

		French, Alice, 1898-1902

		French, S. P., 1878

		“G” miscellaneous, 1877-1912, n.d.

		Gage, Frances D., 1863-1883
			(2 folders)

		Gage, George, 1878-1889

		Gage, Joseph B. and Mary E., 1874-1890

		Gage, Portia, 1878-1879

		Gage, Sarah M., 1888-1903

BOX 69 REEL 55		Gardner, Joseph and Enola Lee, 1884-1904
			(2 folders)

BOX 69 REEL 56		Gardner, Sallie T., 1877-1882

		Gates, Susa Young, 1901-1903

		Golay, Abraham, 1876-1894

		Golay, Eliza, 1865-1869

		Golay, Jules and Harriet B., 1864-1881

		Golay, Minna Kupfer, 1872-1895, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Goodell, William, 1878-1880

		Goodyear, S. H., and family, 1878-1902

		Graham, Elizabeth T., 1899-1904

		Griffin, Lucia B., 1869-1904

		“Ha-He” miscellaneous, 1860-1911, n.d.

BOX 70 REEL 56		“Hi-Hy” miscellaneous, 1863-1906

		Hall, Charles S., 1878-1883

		Hall, Lucy See Container 65, Brown, R. G. and Lucy Hall

		Halstead, Leonora B., 1890-1911, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Ham, Caroline Gerow, 1898-1901

BOX 70 REEL 57		Hamilton, Margaret, 1896-1903

		Harbour, J. L., and family, 1901-1911, n.d.

		Harrison, Caroline S., 1890-1892

		Harwood, P. Merrick, 1902

		Hayes, Rutherford B., 1878

		Hill, Ray D., 1891-1893

		Hines, Mollie A., 1889-1902, n.d.

		Hinton, Richard J. and Isabel, 1871-1906, n.d.

BOX 71 REEL 57		Hitz, John, and family, 1896-1906

		Hoar, George F., 1888-1904

		Holley, Marietta, 1887-1903

		Holman, Justin B., and family, 1877-1906

		Holmes, Joseph E., 1876-1877

		Hooker, Isabella B., 1890-1898

		Howard, William Willard, 1900-1902

		Howe, Julia Ward, 1897

		Howell, Mary S., 1880-1898

		Howland, William B., 1899-1902

		Hubbell, Julian B., 1881-1911
			(3 folders)

BOX 71 REEL 58		“I” miscellaneous, 1888-1904

		“J” miscellaneous, 1867-1911

		Jackson, James C., 1876-1890 See also Container 83, Dansville Sanatorium

BOX 72 REEL 58		Jackson, James H., 1880-1903 See also Container 83, Dansville Sanatorium

		Jarvis, Samuel M. and Priscilla, 1901-1904

		Jennings, Janet, 1900-1912, n.d.

		Jennings, Susan B., and family, 1899-l903, n.d.

		Johnson, Edmund and Della, 1887-1899

		Johnson, Fanny B., 1873-1889 See also Container 83, Dansville Sanatorium

		Jones, Emma, 1900-1902, n.d.

		“K” miscellaneous, 1869-1911

		Kaufman, A. C., 1897-1903

		Kennan, George, 1883-1896

		Kimball, M. Elizabeth, 1901-1902

		Kittinger, M. J., 1882-1904

		Kruger, Theodore, and family, 1871-1902

		“L” miscellaneous, 1863-1911

		Larcom, Lucy, 1883

		Lawrence, James, 1883

		Lawrence, William and Caroline M., 1881-1901

		Lemmon, John G. and Amabilis, 1887-1904

		Lesser, A. Monae, 1897-1902

		Letchworth, William P., 1902-1903

BOX 73 REEL 59		Lewis, Herbert W., 1899-1902

		Lockwood, Belva A., 1888-1911

		Logan, Mary S., 1897-1912

		Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden, 1871-1912 See also Container 77, Sternberg, Amelie M.

		“M” miscellaneous

		Mar, C. J., 1902-1903

		Margot, Antoinette, and family, 1871-1889

		Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, 1890-1902

		McKinley, William, 1899-1900

		Mentzingen, Marie de, 1870-1900, n.d.

		Meyer, Annie Nathan, 1888-1890

		Mohr, Ada G., 1901-1903

		Morlan, John H., 1890-1898

		Moynier, Gustave, 1877-1904

		Murphy, Robert S., 1889-1891

		Mussey, R. D. and Ellen S., 1881-1902

BOX 74 REEL 59		“N” miscellaneous, 1863-1911

		Nason, James S., 1868-1872

		Noble, John W., 1899-1903

		Norton, Charles M. and Mary, 1869-1902, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Norton, James, 1874-1878

		Norton family, 1880-1884

		“O” miscellaneous, 1869-1903

		Olney, Richard, 1896-1904

BOX 74 REEL 60		Owen, Charles H., 1883

		“P” miscellaneous, 1875-1912

		Parmelee, E. M., 1890

		Parsons, Louise, 1898-1904

		Pavy, Lilla May, 1888, n.d.

		Pfan, Theodore, 1876-1878

		Phelps, S. Louise, 1880-1890, n.d.

		Phillips, Walter P. and Francena A., 1881-1904, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 75 REEL 60		Pierce, Imogen S., 1901-1912

		Pingree, Anna E., 1898-1903

		Porter, Amy, 1898-1902

		Pratt, William H., 1876-1903

		Pullman, George H., 1895-1897

		“Q” miscellaneous, 1901

		“R” miscellaneous, 1872-1912

		Ramsey, Samuel, 1867-1898

		Randall, W. H. F., 1879-1881

		Reed, Harriette L., 1876-1911 See also Container 81, Woman's Relief Corps

		Ridgely, Edwin R., 1901-1903

BOX 75 REEL 61		“Sa-Sh” miscellaneous, 1865-1911

BOX 76 REEL 61		“Si-Sw” miscellaneous, 1878-1911

		Salm Salm, Agnes, 1900-1903, n.d.

		Sanborn, F. B., 1882-1888

		Sangster, Margaret E., 1888-1899

		Schoppe, Mr. and Mrs. William, 1908-1911

		Sears, W. H., 1900-1904

		Senn, Nicholas, 1881-1902, n.d.

		Sewall, May Wright, 1888-1903 See also Container 84, National Council of Women

		Sheldon, Joseph and Abby, 1868-1904
			(2 folders)

		Shepard, Hannah McLaren, 1875-1888, n.d

		Smith, William Alden, 1900-1904

		Solomons, Adolphus S., 1881-1886

		Southmayd, F. R., 1886-1888

BOX 77 REEL 61		Spencer, Sara A., 1887-1902, n.d.

		Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 1876-1902

		Stebbins, Catharine A. F., and family, 1871-1882

		Sternberg, Amelie M., 1870-1871, n.d. See also Container 73, Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden

		Stone, Lucy, 1881-1888

		Stone, Richard C., 1874-1883

BOX 77 REEL 62		“T” miscellaneous, 1867-1904

		Talbot, Emily and Marion, 1882-1883

		Tanner, M. L., 1901-1902

		Taylor, Fidelia, 1876-1883, n.d.

		Terrell, Alexander W., 1911

		Terry, James, 1868, 1878

		Thomas, M. Louise, 1886-1890

		Thompson, Helen H. Strong, 1887-1911

		Throop, John H., 1885-1899

		Tillinghast, B. F. and Nellie N., 1890-1904

		Tittle, Elizabeth, 1888-1907

		“U” miscellaneous, 1884-1904

		Upton, Ellen, 1870-1883, n.d.

		Upton, Harriet Taylor, 1902-1908 See also Container 84, National American Woman Suffrage Association

		“V” miscellaneous, 1882-1910

		Van Dervoort, Paul, 1888-1902, n.d.

BOX 78 REEL 62		Van Schelle, Albert, 1898-1908

		“W” miscellaneous, 1867-1912
			(2 folders)

		Ward, Fannie B., 1898-1904, n.d.

		Ward, Fred L., 1901-1904

		Ward, W. H., 1881-1889

		Washburn, George Y., 1882-1888

		Wells, Charlotte Fowler, 1879-1888

		Wells, Kate Garrett, 1883-1904

		Westfall, J. W. and Alice R., 1868-1905, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 78 REEL 63		Whitaker, Edward W., 1870-1904 See also Container 170, Whitaker, Edward W.

		White, Nettie L., 1890-1904, n.d.

BOX 79 REEL 63		Willard, Frances E., 1881-1896, n.d. See also Container 84, National Woman's Christian Temperance Union

		Wilcox, James K. Hamilton and A. E., 1875-1890, n.d.

		Willmot, Thomas, 1875-1883

		Wilson, Henry, 1863-1867

		Worthington, A. D., 1883

		“Y” miscellaneous, 1869

		Young, Charles Sumner, 1903-1904, 1911

		“Z” miscellaneous, 1900

		Unidentified, 1851-1910, n.d.

BOX 79-86 REEL 63-67	Subject File, 1861-1952, n.d.
		Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes and working papers, printed matter, and miscellaneous items.
		Arranged alphabetically by subject and therein chronologically.

BOX 79 REEL 63		Barton (Clara) Schoolhouse, Bordentown, N.J., 1902-1949, n.d.

		Blue Anchor, 1881-1884, n.d.

		Civil War

			Andersonville Prison, Georgia

				Correspondence, 1864-1911, n.d.

				"A list of the Union Soldiers Buried at Andersonville," 1868

				Miscellany, 1865, n.d.

BOX 80 REEL 63				Printed matter, 1865-1912

			Atwater, Dorence

				Correspondence, 1865-1912, n.d. See also Container 64, Atwater, Dorence

				Miscellany, 1865-1868, n.d.

				Newspaper clippings, 1865-1905

			Correspondence, 1861-1866, n.d., including note by Abraham Lincoln, Mar. 13, 1865

BOX 80 REEL 64		Grand Army of the Republic

			Clara Barton Post, No. 216, 1881-1883, 1952, n.d.

			Correspondence, 1867-1912, n.d.
				(2 folders)

BOX 81 REEL 64			Miscellany, 1880-1912, n.d.
				(2 folders)

			Newspaper clippings, 1877-1924

			Presentations and resolutions, 1881-1907

			Woman's Relief Corps

				Correspondence, 1883-1918, n.d.

				Miscellany

					1888-1907

BOX 82 REEL 64					1908-1911, n.d.

				Newspaper clippings, 1888-1924, n.d.

			Miscellany, 1861-1879, n.d.

			Office of Correspondence with the Friends of the Missing Men of the U.S. Army

				Correspondence, 1865-1880, n.d.

BOX 82 REEL 65				Miscellany, 1864-1888, n.d.

				Railroad passes, 1865-1867

				Reimbursement for expenditures, 1865-1869, n.d.

			Printed matter, 1861-1917, n.d.

BOX 83 REEL 65			U.S. Christian and Sanitary Commissions, 1884-1903, n.d

		Clara Barton Schoolhouse, Bordentown, N.J. See Container 79, Barton (Clara) Schoolhouse

		Dansville Sanatorium, Dansville, N.Y. ("Our Home on the Hillside"), 1877-1897, n.d.

		Daughters of the American Revolution, 1890-1908

		Dunant, Henri, 1899-1902

		Franco-Prussian War

			Cards and vouchers

				Belfort, France, 1871

				Strasbourg, France, 1870

			Correspondence, 1870-1872, n.d.
				(2 folders)

			French Relief Fund, 1876-1917

			Miscellany, 1871-1898, n.d.

BOX 84 REEL 65			Passports and permits, 1870-1871, n.d.

			Reports and writings, 1870-1876, n.d. See also Oversize

		Legion of Loyal Women, 1892-1916, 1940, n.d.

		Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden, 1887-1888

BOX 84 REEL 66		Murphy, Charles J., "Mission to Europe," Department of Agriculture, 1891-1897

		National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1879-1906, n.d. See also Container 77, Upton, Harriet Taylor

		National Council of Women, 1888-1907 See also Container 67, Dickinson, Mary Lowe, and Container 76, Sewall, May Wright

		National First Aid Association of America, 1905-1923, n.d.

		National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 1890-1910 See also Container 79, Willard, Frances E.

		"Old Home Week," Oxford, Mass., 1903, July

		Patent Office, 1883-1945, n.d.

BOX 85 REEL 66		Reception for Barton's relatives, letters of acknowledgment, 1895
			(2 folders)

		Rich, Elizabeth, 1885-1903, n.d.

		Samaritan Congress, Vienna, Austria, 1893

		Spanish-American War veterans, 1898-1911, n.d.

		Washington Training School for Nurses, Washington, D.C., 1880-1887

		Williams, Sophia Royes, Review of Reviews article, 1894, Mar.

		Women's National Relief Association See Container 79, Blue Anchor

		Women's Reformatory Prison, Sherborn, Mass.

			Annual report, 1883

			Appointment, 1883, n.d. See also Oversize

			Cedar Rapids and Missouri R.R. Co. bonds, 1883, n.d.

BOX 86 REEL 66			Correspondence

				1882-1883, Sept.
					(2 folders)

BOX 86 REEL 67				1883, Oct.-1884, n.d.

			Miscellany, 1883-1895, n.d.

			Prisoners, 1883-1884, n.d.
				(2 folders)

			Provisions, supplies, and service, 1883

			Resignation, 1883-1884

BOX 87-149 REEL 67-104	Red Cross File, 1863-1957, n.d

BOX 87-90 REEL 67-70		International Committee of the Red Cross, 1863-1919, n.d.
			Correspondence, reports, drafts, notes, printed matter, and miscellaneous items related to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
			Arranged alphabetically by subject and therein chronologically.

BOX 87 REEL 67			Bulletins and circulars, 1877-1908

			Conferences

				Third International Red Cross Conference, Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 1884

					Correspondence, 1884-1885

					Miscellany, 1884-1885 See also Oversize

					Notes and programs, 1884

				Fourth International Red Cross Conference, Karlsruhe, Germany, Sept. 1887

					Appointment and passport, 1887 See Oversize

					Bills and receipts, 1887

					Correspondence, 1887-1888, n.d.

BOX 87 REEL 68					Miscellany, 1887-1888, n.d.

				Fifth International Red Cross Conference, Rome, Italy, Apr. 1892 See also Oversize

				Sixth International Red Cross Conference, Vienna, Austria, Sept. 1897

					Correspondence, 1896-1897, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1896-1897

					Reports, 1897

				Seventh International Red Cross Conference, St. Petersburg, Russia, May-June 1902

					Correspondence, 1900-1903

					Miscellany, 1902

				Eighth International Red Cross Conference, London, England, June 1907

			Correspondence, 1877-1904, n.d.
				(2 folders)

BOX 89 REEL 68			International Bulletin of the Society of the Red Cross, translations, 1895

BOX 89 REEL 69		Miscellany, 1867-1919, n.d.

			Printed matter

				1863-1895
					(4 folders)

BOX 90 REEL 70				1896-1903, n.d.
					(2 folders)

			Reports and other items, translations and copies, 1880-1893

				pp. 1-245
					(4 folders)

				Unpaginated

BOX 91-149 REEL 70-105		American National Red Cross, 1878-1957, n.d.
			Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, postcards, legal and financial papers, reports, drafts, notes and working papers, printed matter, and miscellaneous items related to the operations of the American National Red Cross.
			Arranged alphabetically by subject and therein chronologically by volume.

BOX 91 REEL 70			American National Fund in Aid of the Greek Red Cross, 1897

BOX 91 REEL 71		Annuity legislation, 1901-1902, n.d.

			Boardman, Mabel T., letter to John J. Fitzgerald, 1916

			Chapter No. 1, Dansville, N.Y., anniversaries, 1931, 1941, 1951

			Correspondence

				1878, Feb.-1888, Dec.
					(4 folders)

BOX 92 REEL 71				1889, Jan.-1900, Aug.
					(3 folders)

BOX 92 REEL 72				1900, Sept.-1901, Apr.
					(3 folders)

BOX 93 REEL 72				1901, May-1902, Dec.
					(3 folders)

BOX 92 REEL 72				1900, Sept.-1901, Apr.
					(3 folders)

BOX 93 REEL 72				1901, May-1902, Dec.
					(3 folders)

				Undated

			Drills and encampments

				Hartford, Conn., Jan. 31, 1883

				National Drill and Encampment, Washington, D.C., 1887

				International Military Encampment, Chicago, Ill., 1887

			Expositions

				Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo., 1904

BOX 94 REEL 73				World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans, La., 1884-1885

					Correspondence, 1884-1888, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1884-1885, n.d. See also Oversize

			Financial and legal papers, 1883-1903

			First Aid Department

				Correspondence, 1903-1904, n.d.
					(2 folders)

				Miscellany, 1888-1908, n.d.

			German Section of the Order of the Red Cross, Milwaukee, Wis., 1886-1890

			Incorporation

				Articles of incorporation, 1881

				Constitution, 1881-1903, n.d. See also Oversize

BOX 95 REEL 74				Miscellany, 1879-1882, n.d.

				National incorporation and insignia protection

					Charter and bylaws, 1900-1903, n.d.

					Correspondence, 1890-1900, n.d.

					Legislation, 1888-1900, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1890-1904, n.d.

					National White Cross of America, 1899-1900

					Position statements and reports, 1895-1902, n.d.

					Sheldon, Joseph, address before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee

				Reincorporation

					1893

					1904

			Investigation and resignation

				Annual meeting, 1903

BOX 96 REEL 74				Correspondence

					1902-1903
						(2 folders)

BOX 96 REEL 75					1904-1910
						(2 folders)

				Manuscripts and drafts, 1904, n.d.

BOX 97 REEL 75				Miscellany, 1903-1904, n.d.

				Newspaper clippings, 1903-1904
					(3 folders)

				Resolutions and statements, 1901-1904, n.d.

			Miscellany, 1881-1916, n.d. See also Oversize

BOX 98 REEL 75			Newspaper clippings

				1881-1894
					(4 folders)

BOX 99 REEL 76				1895-1957
					(5 folders)

BOX 100 REEL 76				Undated

			Printed matter, 1878-1923, n.d.
				(2 folders)

			Receptions

				Ramsey, Samuel, 1890

				Organizations of Patriotic Women, 1892

BOX 101 REEL 76				Officers and charter members of the Red Cross, 1893

BOX 101 REEL 77			Red Cross Park

				Correspondence, 1892-1893

				Insurance, 1904

				Legal documents, 1894, 1906

				Miscellany, 1893-1905, n.d.

			Relief operations

				Armenia and Turkey

					Correspondence, 1895-1902, n.d.
						(2 folders)

BOX 102 REEL 77					Drafts, notes, and reports, 1895-1896, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1895-1897, n.d.

					Newspaper clippings

						1895, Dec.-1896, Aug.
							(2 folders)

BOX 103 REEL 77						1896, Sept.-1897, Nov., n.d.

				Boer War, 1899-1903

				Brownsville, Tex., 1892-1893

				Butler, Pa., 1903-1904, n.d.

BOX 103 REEL 78				Charleston, S.C., 1886-1888, n.d.

				China, 1900

				Florida and West Virginia, 1901

				Galveston, Tex.

					Contributions and supplies

						1900, Sept.-Oct. 12
							(2 folders)

BOX 104 REEL 78						1900, Oct. 13-1902, Mar., n.d.
							(2 folders)

					Correspondence

						1900, Sept.-Nov.
							(4 folders)

BOX 105 REEL 78						1900, Dec.

BOX 105 REEL 79						1901-1903, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1900-1901, n.d.

					News coverage, 1900

					Orphans, 1900, n.d.

					Railroad passes, 1900, n.d.

					Reports, 1900-1901, n.d.

					Texas Relief Fund, 1900-1901, n.d.

					Volunteers, 1900

BOX 106 REEL 79				Jacksonville and Macclenny, Fla.

					Correspondence

						1888

BOX 106 REEL 80						1889, n.d.
							(6 folders)

					Miscellany, 1888-1893, n.d.

BOX 107 REEL 80					Name card and postcard book, 1888-1893
						(2 folders)

				Johnstown, Pa.

					Donations and finances, 1889-1890, n.d.

BOX 108 REEL 80					Correspondence, 1889-1891, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1889-1890, n.d.

					Supply distribution book, n.d.

					Tea social, 1889

				Macedonia, 1903-1904, n.d.

				Martinique, 1902, n.d.

				Michigan, 1881, n.d.

BOX 109 REEL 80				Mississippi and Ohio river valleys

					Accounts, receipts, and supplies

						1883, July-1884, Feb.

BOX 109 REEL 81						1884, Mar.-June, n.d.
							(3 folders)

					Correspondence

						1882, Feb.-1884, Feb. 19
							(3 folders)

BOX 110 REEL 81						1884, Feb. 20-Apr. 30
							(6 folders)

BOX 111 REEL 82						1884, May-1885, Jan., n.d.
							(3 folders)

					Miscellany, 1882-1884, n.d.

					Newspaper clippings, 1882-1885

					Refugee lists, 1884, n.d.

BOX 112 REEL 82					Register books of distributed documents, 1884 (2 vols. and index)

				Mississippi cyclone, 1883

				Mount Vernon, Ill., 1888-1889

				Pomeroy, Iowa, 1893, n.d.

BOX 112 REEL 83				Russia

					Accounts and receipts, 1891-1892

					Correspondence

						1887, Mar.-1892, Mar.
							(2 folders)

BOX 113 REEL 83						1892, Apr.-1893, Aug., n.d.

					Miscellany, 1891-1892, n.d.

					Newspaper clippings, 1891-1892

					Reports and writings, 1892, n.d.

				Russo-Japanese War

					Correspondence, 1904, n.d.
						(2 folders)

					Miscellany, 1904-1905, n.d.

				San Francisco, Calif., 1906, n.d.

BOX 114 REEL 83				Sea Islands, S.C.

					Contributions and supplies

						Donor forms, 1894

BOX 114 REEL 84						Notes and notebooks, 1893-1894

					Correspondence, 1893-1895, n.d.

					Miscellany, 1894, n.d.

					Name card book, 1893, n.d.

BOX 115 REEL 84					Newspaper clippings, 1893-1894, n.d.
						(2 folders)

					Reports

						General reports, 1893-1895, n.d.

						Labor reports

							A-Y
								(2 folders)

							Miscellany, 1893-1894, n.d.

					Resolutions and statements, 1893-1894, n.d.

BOX 116 REEL 84					Speeches and writings, 1893-1895, n.d.

				Spanish-American War

					Accounts and supplies

						Account books

							1898, June-Nov.

							1898 , Oct.-Nov.
								(2 vols.)

BOX 116 REEL 85							1898, Oct.-1899, Apr.

						Bills and receipts

							1898, Jan.-Apr.
								(3 folders)

BOX 117 REEL 85							1898, May-1899, Dec., n.d.
								(2 folders)

						Bills of lading, 1898-1899

						Checks, 1898-1899
							(2 folders)

BOX 118 REEL 86						Correspondence, 1898-1899, n.d.
							(3 folders)

						Financial accounts, 1898-1899

						Freight bills and manifests

							1898, Jan.-Apr.
								(3 folders)

BOX 119 REEL 86							1898, Apr.-May
								(2 folders)

BOX 119 REEL 87							1898, May-1899, July
								(4 folders)

						Freight circulars, 1898

BOX 120 REEL 87						Office supplies, 1898

						Payments, 1898-1899

						Petty cash, 1898-1899

						Requisitions, 1898-1899

							Money

							Supply
								(1 folder)
BOX 120 REEL 88								(1 folder)

						Salaries and expenses

							1898, Jan.-May

BOX 121 REEL 88							1898, June-1899, June, n.d.

						Statement of accounts, 1898-1899

						Supply lists, 1898-1899, n.d.

						Whitman, E. S., 1898-1899

					Address book, n.d.

					Appeals for aid, 1898, n.d.

					Auxiliaries and memberships

						California Red Cross, 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 122 REEL 88						Correspondence

							1898, Jan.-July

BOX 122 REEL 89							1898, Aug.-1899, Dec., n.d.

						Miscellany, 1898-1899, n.d.

						Philadelphia Red Cross Society, Philadelphia, Pa., 1898-1899, n.d.

						Reports, 1898-1899, n.d.

					Badges and pins, 1898-1899, n.d.
						(2 folders)

BOX 123 REEL 89					Bangs, Charles C., 1898

					Contributions and donations

						Account sheets, 1898-1899

						Cash contributions

							1898, Jan.-Apr.
								(5 folders)

BOX 123 REEL 90							1898, May

BOX 124 REEL 90							1898, May-July
								(7 folders)

BOX 125 REEL 90							1898, Aug.-1899, May
								(4 folders)

BOX 125 REEL 91							1899, June-1900, July

							Undated

						Materials and supplies

							1898, Jan.-Mar.
								(3 folders)

BOX 126 REEL 91							1898, Mar.-Apr.
								(5 folders)

BOX 127 REEL 91							1898, May

BOX 127 REEL 92							1898, May-July
								(4 folders)

BOX 128 REEL 92							1898, July-1899, May
								(5 folders)

BOX 128 REEL 93							1899, June-Nov.

						Treasurer's accounts and statements, 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 129 REEL 93					Correspondence

						General

							1897, Jan.-1898, Mar.
								(5 folders)

BOX 130 REEL 93							1898, Apr. 1-18

BOX 130 REEL 94							1898, Apr. 19-May
								(3 folders)

BOX 131 REEL 94							1898, June-July 11
								(3 folders)

BOX 131 REEL 95							1898, July 12-18

BOX 132 REEL 95							1898, July 19-Sept. 11
								(5 folders)

BOX 133 REEL 96							1898, Sept. 12-Dec.
								(6 folders)

BOX 134 REEL 96							1899, Jan.-Feb.
								(2 folders)

BOX 134 REEL 97							1899, Mar.-July
								(3 folders)

BOX 135 REEL 97							1899, Aug.-1900, Apr., n.d.
								(2 folders)

						Special

							Atwater, Francis, 1899

							Barker, Walter B., 1898

							Birkford, R. G., 1898

							Brice, Alexander C., 1898

							Briggs, Samuel W., 1898

							Cobb, David L. and Annetta G. W., 1898-1899, n.d.
								(2 folders)

							Cottrell, Charles H. H., 1898-1899, n.d.

							Egan, E. Winfield, 1898-1902, n.d.

BOX 136 REEL 98							Elwell, John K., 1898-1899, n.d.

							Faure, John P., 1898-1899

							Gardner, Joseph, 1898-1899, n.d.

							Gill, Charles R. and Clara G., 1898, n.d.

							Hinton, Richard J., 1898

							Hubbell, Julian B., 1898-1901, n.d.

							Hyatt, George W., 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 137 REEL 98							Hyatt, Pulaski F., 1898-1899, n.d.

							Jennings, Janet, 1898-1899, n.d.

							Kennan, George and Eveline W., 1898-1899, n.d.

							Kent, Alexander W., 1898-1899, n.d.
								(2 folders)

							Lesser, A. Monae and Bettina H., 1897-1899, n.d.

							McKinley, Junia, 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 137 REEL 99							Nave, Orville J., 1898-1899

BOX 138 REEL 99							Partello, Samuel S., 1898-1899, n.d.

							Porter, J. A., 1898

							Proctor, Redfield, 1898

							Rathbone, E. G. and Josephine C., 1899

							Sheldon, Joseph, 1898-1899, n.d.

							Tillinghast, B. F., 1898

							Ward, Fannie B., 1898-1899, n.d.

							Warner, W. S., 1898-1899

					Enlistment applications

						General service, 1898-1899, n.d.
							(2 folders)

						Medical and surgical staff, 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 139 REEL 99						Nursing staff

							1897-1898, June

BOX 139 REEL 100							1898, July-1899, n.d.
								(2 folders)

					Field operations

						Camp Alger and Fort Myer, Va.

							Correspondence, 1898-1899, n.d.
								(2 folders)

							Report, 1898

BOX 140 REEL 100						Camp Thomas, Ga.

							Correspondence, 1898-1899
								(2 folders)

							Requisitions, 1898

						Gibrara, Cuba, seizure of Red Cross supplies, 1898-1900, n.d.

						Ponce, Puerto Rico

							Barnes, Horace F., 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 141 REEL 100							Bennett, William T., 1898-1902

							Scott, Monroe, 1898-1899

						Santa Clara Province, Cuba

							Accounts and receipts, 1898-1899, n.d.

BOX 141 REEL 101							Correspondence, 1898-1899, n.d.

							Distribution and domicile reports
								(2 folders)

							Miscellany, 1899, n.d.

						Tampa, Fla., 1898

BOX 142 REEL 101					International Committee of the Red Cross, 1898-1899

					Klopsch, Louis, 1898, n.d.

					Mann, Henry, 1898

					Miscellany, 1898-1899, n.d.

					News coverage

						Correspondence, 1897-1899

						Miscellany, 1898, n.d.

						Press copy, letters and press releases

							1898-1899, n.d.
								(3 folders)

BOX 143 REEL 102					Newspaper clippings, 1896-1904, n.d.
						(3 folders)

					Orphan asylums, 1900-1901, n.d.

					Passport, passes, and letters of introduction, 1898 See also Oversize

					Philippine Islands, 1899-1901

					Red Cross Hospital and Training School for Sisters, 1898-1899

					Reports

						1898, Jan.-1899, Feb.

BOX 144 REEL 102						1899, Mar.-Nov., n.d.

					Requests for autographs, information, and photographs, 1897-1899, n.d.
						(2 folders)

					Resolutions, 1898-1899

					Roosa, Isaac P., 1898-1899

					Shipping and transportation

						Correspondence, 1898-1899

						"Mary E. Morse," 1898, n.d.

						Miscellany, 1898

						"Moynier," 1898-1899

						New York Central and Hudson Railroad, 1898

BOX 144 REEL 103						Pennsylvania Railroad, 1898-1899

BOX 145 REEL 103						Plant system, 1898-1899, n.d.

						Railroad associations, 1898-1899

						Railroad companies and shipping lines, A-Y
							(3 folders)

						S.S. City of San Antonio and State of Texas, 1898-1899

						S.S. Concho, 1898-1900

BOX 146 REEL 103						Southern Railway Co., 1898-1899, n.d.

					Solicitations

						Churches, newspapers, and local organizations

							1898, Jan.-Mar.
								(5 folders)

BOX 147 REEL 104							1898, Mar.-Apr.
								(3 folders)

						Cities and states, 1898, n.d.
							(2 folders)

					Sollosso, Juan B., 1898-1899

BOX 148 REEL 104					Testimonials

						Autograph book, 1899-1904

						Correspondence, 1898-1900, n.d.

					Tillinghast, Benjamin Franklin, 1898-1900, n.d.

					U.S. Government

						Navy Department, 1898

						State Department, 1897-1899, n.d.

						War Department, 1897-1899, n.d.

				Texas, 1887, n.d.

				Virginia and Kentucky, 1884, n.d.

			Reports

				Annual reports, 1900-1903

BOX 149 REEL 104				Minutes of meetings

					1884-1899

BOX 149 REEL 105					1900-1903, n.d.

				Miscellany, 1890-1902, n.d.

			War Department, 1904, n.d.

BOX 149-157 REEL 105-110	Speeches and Writings File, 1849-1947, n.d.
		Correspondence, handwritten and typescript drafts, proofs, notes, printed matter, and miscellaneous items relating to articles, books, poetry, and speeches written by Barton and others.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 149 REEL 105		Articles and other writings

			Correspondence, 1877-1911, n.d.

			Drafts

				1858-1908

				Undated

			Printed copies, 1878-1911, n.d. See also Oversize

BOX 150 REEL 105		Books

			“The Life of My Childhood” (unpublished)

				Correspondence, 1903; 1930-1937

				Drafts

					Handwritten copy, n.d.

					Typescript, n.d.

				Notes, including pay accounts for 1904-1905, 1904-1905, n.d.

			The Red Cross

				Correspondence, 1898-1901

BOX 150 REEL 106				Drafts, 1884-1898, n.d.
					(2 folders)

				Miscellany, 1892, 1898, n.d.

BOX 151 REEL 106				Printed copy, including annotations, 1877-1899

				Proofs, including annotations, 1877

			The Story of My Childhood

				Contract, 1907

				Correspondence, 1904-1908; 1922

				Drafts

					Handwritten copy, n.d.

					Typescript, n.d.

				Miscellany, 1907-1908, n.d.

				Research material, 1850, n.d.

			A Story of the Red Cross

				Contract, 1904, n.d.

				Correspondence, 1904-1905, 1919-1925

				Miscellany, 1904, n.d.

				Newspaper clippings, 1904

				Proof sheets, 1880-1904

BOX 152 REEL 106		Poetry

			1864-1909

BOX 152 REEL 107			Undated

		Speeches and lectures

			Lectures and lecture notes, 1865-1868
				(2 folders)

			War lectures, 1860s
				(2 folders)

BOX 153 REEL 107			Franco-Prussian War lecture, 1870s

			"International and National Relief in War," 1882

			"Philanthropy," Congregational Club, Montclair, N.J., 1888

			Memorial Day address, n.d.

			Manuscripts and printed copies

				1879-1887
					(2 folders)

BOX 153 REEL 108				1888-1896
					(3 folders)

BOX 154 REEL 108				1897-1910

				Undated
					(2 folders)

			Correspondence

				1866, Jan.-1867, Apr.
					(2 folders)

BOX 154 REEL 109				1867, May-Dec.

BOX 155 REEL 109				1868, Jan.-1908, Dec., n.d.
					(2 folders)

			Miscellany, 1866-1898, n.d.

			Newspaper clippings, 1865-1905, n.d.
				(2 folders)

			Notebook, lecture fees and schedule for Dorence Atwater and Barton, 1866-1868

			Notes and fragments, n.d.

		Speeches and writing by others

			Correspondence, 1880-1918, n.d.

			Articles and other writings

				1871-1897

BOX 156 REEL 109				1898-1947, n.d.
					(3 folders)

			Books

				Bacon-Foster, Corra, Clara Barton, Humanitarian

				Barton, William E., The Life of Clara Barton

					Correspondence, 1921-1928

					Notes and proofs, n.d.

					Research material, transcripts, 1849-1902, n.d.

BOX 156 REEL 110					Typescripts, 1878, n.d.

				Epler, Percy H., The Life of Clara Barton

BOX 157 REEL 110		Poetry, 1854-1909, n.d.

		Speeches, 1871-1942, n.d.

BOX 157-163 REEL 110-115	Scrapbooks, 1835-1930
		Newspaper clippings.
		Arranged chronologically.

BOX 157 REEL 110		1862-1864; 1889

		1865-1929

BOX 158 REEL 110		1870-1871

		1880-1884

BOX 158 REEL 111		1884-1886

BOX 159 REEL 111		1886-1887

		1887-1888

		1888, Jacksonville and Macclenny, Fla.

		1889-1905

		1894-1897

BOX 160 REEL 112		1895-1896, Armenia

		1895-1897, Armenia

		1898, Spanish-American War
			(1 vol.)
BOX 161 REEL 112			(1 vol.)
BOX 161 REEL 113			(1 vol.)

		1898-1899, Spanish-American War See Oversize

		1900-1905

BOX 162 REEL 114		1903

		1903, Butler, Pa.

		1912-1916

		1912-1922

BOX 163 REEL 115		1930

BOX 163-178 REEL 115-123	Miscellany, 1856-1957, n.d.
		Correspondence, financial and legal papers, address books, biographical material, cards and invitations, real estate records, memorabilia, notes, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material. Commemorative medals and decorations are housed at the end of the series.

BOX 163 REEL 115		Address books, including diary notes, 1902
			(4 vols.)

		Awards and decorations, 1885-1898, n.d.

		Badges and pins, 1861-1921
			(1 folder)
BOX 164 REEL 115			(2 folders)

		Barton (Clara) Memorial Association

			Constitution and incorporation, 1916, n.d.

			Correspondence, 1911-1940
				(3 folders)

			Financial and legal papers, 1916-1937, n.d.

BOX 165 REEL 116			Logan, Mary S., correspondence, 1912-1917, n.d.
				(4 folders)

			Miscellany, 1912-1916, 1942, n.d. See also Oversize

			Newspaper clippings, 1912-1917, n.d.

			Printed matter, 1912-1928, n.d.

			Reports, 1916, n.d.

			Resolutions and statements, 1916, n.d.

BOX 166 REEL 116			Speeches and writings, 1916, n.d.

		Barton (Clara) School, Germantown, Pa., 1926

		Biographical material, 1902-1907, 1941, n.d.

		Birth certificate, 1912

		Boardman, Mabel T., 1946-1947

		Cards and invitations, 1869-1912, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Clara Barton Memorial Association See Container 164-166, Barton (Clara) Memorial Association

		Clara Barton School, Germantown, Pa. See same container, Barton (Clara) School, Germantown, Pa.

		Correspondents other than Clara Barton, 1869-1953

		Curry, Cora C., 1939, n.d.

		Death and burial

			Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden, 1912, n.d.

BOX 166 REEL 117			Miscellany, 1912, n.d.

BOX 167 REEL 117			Newspaper clippings, 1912

		Dictionary notebook, n.d.

		Envelopes, 1876-1888, n.d.

		Estate of Clara Barton

			Committee of Literary Executors, 1915-1924

			Correspondence, 1912-1924

			Financial papers

				Accounts, 1912-1923, n.d.

				Checkbooks and bank statements, 1913-1937

BOX 168 REEL 117				Miscellany, 1913-1923, n.d. See also Oversize

			Legal papers, 1912-1938

			Miscellany, 1912-1919, n.d.

		Exhibits

			Atwater Kent Museum, Philadelphia, Pa., 1943

			Museum of the City of New York, New York, N.Y., 1942

		Financial and legal papers

			Account books

				1865-1880
					(5 vols.)

				1893-1895
					(4 vols.)

				1901, 1908
					(2 vols.)

			Bills and receipts

				1864, July-1876, May

BOX 168 REEL 118				1876, June-1889, Nov.

BOX 169 REEL 118				1889, Dec.-1912, Jan., n.d.

			Checks and checkbooks, 1883-1912
				(3 folders)

			Correspondence, 1862-1905

			Miscellany, 1883, 1904

BOX 169 REEL 119			Real estate

				Correspondence, 1856-1911, n.d.

				Deeds, 1867-1905

				Miscellany, 1878-1890

BOX 170 REEL 119				Whitaker, Edward W., 1879-1884, n.d. See also Container 78, Whitaker, Edward W.
					(2 folders)

			Securities and investments

				Brown Brothers and Co., 1869-1912

				Miscellany, 1873-1904, n.d.

				Taxes, 1867-1904

		German lesson books, 1884

		Hall of Fame, New York University, New York, N.Y., 1939-1950

		Hirons, Mabelle Rawson, n.d.

		Holiday greetings and enclosures, acknowledgments, 1892-1894
			(2 folders)

BOX 171 REEL 120		Hubbell, Julian B., correspondence, 1884-1912 See also Container 71, Hubbell, Julian B.

		Hubbell v. Hirons, 1920-1925

		Inman, Henry, portrait of Barton, 1928-1939

		Interview of Barton by Leonora B. Halstead, 1890, July 19

		Inventories of personal property, 1905-1906, n.d.

		Maps, n.d.

		Memorials and tributes, 1900-1936, n.d.

		Namesakes and trade names, 1870-1911, n.d.

BOX 172 REEL 120		Newspaper clippings

			1857-1905
				(5 folders)

BOX 173 REEL 121			1906-1957, n.d.
				(4 folders)

		Notes and other items, 1868-1911, n.d.

		Passport, 1869, May 15

BOX 174 REEL 121		Phrenology, 1865, n.d.

		Printed matter

			1866-1875

BOX 174 REEL 122			1876-1896
				(3 folders)

BOX 175 REEL 122			1898

BOX 175 REEL 123			1900-1952
				(2 folders)

			Undated

		Register of letters and documents

			1883, May-1889, Apr.

BOX 176 REEL 123			1902-1911
				(3 vols.)

		Wills and testaments, 1886, 1912

		Young, Charles Sumner, movie scenario, 1916-1917

BOX 177-178 REEL 123		Memorabilia consisting of decorations, medallions, pins, sealing wax and stamps, ink bottle, and pen, including precious and semi-precious jewels (In vault)

BOX 179-180 not filmed	Addition, 1883-1926, n.d.
		Correspondence, reports, writings, an illustrated bandage, printed matter, and memorabilia.
		Arranged by type of material or topic and therein chronologically. Memorabilia is housed at the end of the series.

BOX 179		Correspondence, 1898, 1905-1911, 1925-1926, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Miscellany, 1883, 1896-1898, n.d. See also Oversize
			(2 folders)

		National First Aid Association of America, 1905-1921, n.d. See also Oversize
			(6 folders)

		Tributes, 1912, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 180		Memorabilia, jeweled pin, n.d. (In vault)

BOX OV 1-OV 6	Oversize, 1871-1919, n.d.
		Certificates, accounts, reports, plans, appointments, passports, printed matter, a scrapbook, and an illustrated bandage.
		Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items were removed.

BOX OV 1		Subject File

			Franco-Prussian War

				Reports and writings, 1871, n.d. (Container 84; Reel 65)

			Women's Reformatory Prison, Sherborn, Mass.

				Appointment, 1883 (Container 85; Reel 66)

		Red Cross File

			International Committee of the Red Cross

				Conferences

					Third International Red Cross Conference, Geneva, Switzerland, 1884, Sept.

						Miscellany, ca. 1884 (Container 87; Reel 67)

					Fourth International Red Cross Conference, Karlsruhe, Germany, 1887, Sept.

						Appointment and passport, 1887 (Container 87; Reel 67)

					Fifth International Red Cross Conference, Rome, Italy, 1892, Apr., 1892 (Container 88; Reel 68)

			American National Red Cross

				Expositions

					World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans, La., 1884, Dec.-1885, June

						Miscellany, n.d. (Container 94; Reel 73)

				Incorporation

					Constitution, n.d. (Container 94; Reel 73)

				Miscellany, n.d. (Container 97; Reel 75)

				Relief operations

					Spanish-American War

						Passports, passes, and letters of introduction, 1898 (Container 143; Reel 102)

		Speeches and Writings File

			Articles and other writings

				Printed copies, 1883-1884 (Container 149; Reel 105)

BOX OV 2		Scrapbooks

			1898-1899, Spanish-American War (Container 161; Reel 113)

BOX OV 3		Miscellany

			Barton (Clara) Memorial Association

				Miscellany, 1912 (Container 165; Reel 116)

			Estate of Clara Barton

				Miscellany, 1919 (Container 168; Reel 117)

BOX OV 4		Addition

			Miscellany, 1898 (Container 179)

BOX OV 5			National First Aid Association of America

				ca. 1906 (Container 179)

BOX OV 6				1908 (Container 179)