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Roxbury Sagamore Trading and Mining Association (1849) record book : with Julia Burrell Hoitt diary and scrapbook (1856-1914), 1849-1914.
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Title:

Roxbury Sagamore Trading and Mining Association (1849) record book: with Julia Burrell Hoitt diary and scrapbook (1856-1914), 1849-1914

Creator/Contributor:

Roxbury Sagamore Trading and Mining Association, creator

Creator/Contributor:

Hoitt, Julia Burrell.

Creator/Contributor:

Burrell, Charles B.

Abstract:

Chiefly accounts but also including 1 loose page containing the minutes of the meeting to dissolve the association at Sacramento on Oct. 4, 1849. Initialed by C[harles] B. B[urrell, Treasurer.].
Manuscript poems, addresses, and diary entires (26 pages), 1851-1890s, plus several pages of clippings, chiefly from The Owl (Hoitt's School, Menlo Park), 1899-1904, relating to the Hoitt's Schools in Menlo Park and Burlingame and the Hoitt family. Also contains clippings from the Alta California of five "Letters from Hawaii - From a lady correspondent of the Alta" (apparently Julia B. Hoitt), May - June 1868.

Date:

1849 (issued)

Subject:

Hoitt, Ira G -- 1833-1905
Roxbury Sagamore Trading and Mining Association -- Archives
Hoitt's School (Menlo Park, Calif.)
Hoitt's School, Burlingame, Calif.
Private schools -- California -- Burlingame
Private schools -- California -- Menlo Park
Hawaii -- Description and travel
Hawaii -- Social life and customs

Note:

Roxbury Sagamore Trading and Mining Association (1849) record book, BANC MSS 91/193 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Photographic portraits of Ira G. Hoitt and Julia B. Hoitt were transferred to the Pictorial Collection of The Bancroft Library.
Ira G. Hoitt, was a California State Superintendent of Public Instruction in the 1880s. His wife, Julia B. Hoitt, was Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction at the same time. They were co-founders of the Hoitt's Schools in Burlingame (founded 1898) and in Menlo Park (founded 1899?).
In English.

Type:

Scrapbooks.
Account books.

Physical Description:

print
1 volume ; 34 cm.

Language:

English

Origin:

California