Box 2

Boston Society of Civil Engineers annual dinner menus from 1890-1898. 4 out of the 5 are covers only. 1898 item contains full menu.

Program for the Redpath Lyceum Music Hall (Hathaway & Pond, managers), "Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert", featuring Ole Bull, "the greatest living violinist" on November 14, 1876. It also announces coming event in which "the great humorist, Mark Twain will appear" on Nov. 21, 1876.

Letter with envelope from the Botsford-Family Association, Inc. to Mr. Elmer G. Smith of Bedford, MA and signed by Helen S. Moore of Upper Darby, PA. Request for genealogical information from Elmer Smith to be used in preparation of publishing a genealogy of the Bostford family.

Booklet created by Asa Botsford in which he recorded family records, including his father's death, his first marriage to Pedee Peck in 1810, and birth and death dates of their children.

2 Subscriptions (one for Asa Botsford, one for Jerod Parker) listing names and pledges of cash or labor for purpose of building a fence around the burying ground adjoining the Methodist Meeting house in Scipio, New York.

Marriage Certificate for Asa Botsford and Patinence Wycuff, April 16, 1839, in New York State.

Letter and envelope from ? [illegible signature] to her sister, Frances E. Robinson, dated May 26, 1865 and sent from Lovell General Hospital, Portsmouth Grove, R.I. to Reeds Corners, Ontario, NY. The writer encourages sister to do well in school, requests a picture of her sister, and general information about her life in Portsmouth Grove.

Telegram with envelope from Mrs. C. F. Wyman to Mrs. W. M. Smith announcing death of mother, Mrs. David Robinson on August 3, 1900.

"Memorandom" listing birth, marriage, and death dates of Asa Botsford family. Composed February 14, 1830.