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Hortense Sacriste White Letters, 1874-1935 (bulk:1877-1882)
GC 1124-A  
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    Title: Hortense Sacriste White Letters, 1874-1935 (bulk:1877-1882)
    Dates: 1874-1935
    Collection Number: GC 1124-A
    Creator/Collector: White, Hortense Sacriste
    Extent: (Boxes: ½ letter)
    Repository: Seaver Center for Western History Research, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
    Abstract: Collection of letters written to Hortense Sacriste, later Hortense Sacriste White. Many of the letters are from male admirers before she married. Writers include George H. Bonebrake, James C. Kays, Reginaldo F. del Valle, James W. Dunn, John A. Fanning, Maurice O'Brian, and R. M. Pogson. There are also letters of condolence after the deaths of Hortense S. White's husband Stephen M. White (1901) and mother (1935). One folder contains financial records.
    Language of Material: English

    Access

    Research is by appointment only

    Publication Rights

    Permission to publish, quote or reproduce must be secured from the repository and the copyright holder

    Preferred Citation

    Hortense Sacriste White Letters, 1874-1935 (bulk:1877-1882). Seaver Center for Western History Research, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

    Scope and Content of Collection

    Collection of letters written to Hortense Sacriste, later Hortense Sacriste White. Many of the letters are from male admirers before she married. Writers include George H. Bonebrake, James C. Kays, Reginaldo F. del Valle, James W. Dunn, John A. Fanning, Maurice O'Brian, and R. M. Pogson. There are also letters of condolence after the deaths of Hortense S. White's husband Stephen M. White (1901) and mother (1935). One folder contains financial records.