Box 02
Contains 128 Results:
"Colonel Young Headed Family Noted in State" news clipping, undated
Catholic Manual Containing a Selection of Prayers, Baltimore: Fielding Lucas, Jun’r, 1825. , 1825; 1837
Published by Fielding Lucas, Jr., Baltimore, 1825. Given to Anna M. Young by her Uncle Henry N. Young at Washington, D.C., 15 October 1837.
Alonzo W. Manning letter to Anna M. Young, at Prince George’s County, MD., 1838 April 6
Letter from Anna’s uncle and godfather, reestablishing connection now that she is grown and offering guidance.
Alonzo W. Manning, at St. Louis, letters, 1838-1887
Alonzo often refers to Anna by her middle name Martha. Also includes two letters from J. A. Manning, at Baltimore.
Deeth correspondence, 1874-1885
Nannie DeCoursey, at Baltimore, letters, 1882-1885
Alonzo W. Manning letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 June 16
Letter continues his guidance for Anna now that she is a young woman, including to write well written letters. There is also news of the family.
Alonzo W. Manning letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 August
Letter continues his musings and he tells her of a crush he, her bachelor uncle, has.
Alonzo W. Manning letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 September 24
Letter gives more information on Alonzo and his life in Missouri.
Alonzo W. Manning letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 November 26
Letter gives his response to Anna’s curiosity of living out West, also tells more of his crush.