Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series III. Martin Family contains a journal of Elizabeth (Bowen) Martin who was the daughter of Nathan Bowen (b.1698). The series also contains two letters belonging to the Martin family.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Story Family, which is the collected material of the Story family focuses mainly on William Edward, with materials from his childhood and his professional life. Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Story Family, which is the collected material of the Story family focuses mainly on William Edward, with materials from his childhood and his professional life. Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Story Family, which is the collected material of the Story family focuses mainly on William Edward, with materials from his childhood and his professional life. Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Story Family, which is the collected material of the Story family focuses mainly on William Edward, with materials from his childhood and his professional life. Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Story Family, which is the collected material of the Story family focuses mainly on William Edward, with materials from his childhood and his professional life. Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year of teaching higher mathematics. His father Isaac's materials are focused on his genealogical research.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year of teaching higher mathematics. His father Isaac's materials are focused on his genealogical research.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year of teaching higher mathematics. His father Isaac's materials are focused on his genealogical research.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Subseries B. William E. Story, 1850-1930, Box 4 Folder 6 contains one tintype each of William and his brother Frederick as children while Box 4 Folder 8 contains a leather-bound book of handwritten and typed remembrances from colleagues and students commemorating William's 35th year of teaching higher mathematics. His father Isaac's materials are focused on his genealogical research.