Table of Contents
Collection Overview
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content
Restrictions
Subject Headings
Administrative Information
Related Material
Contents:
I. Correspondence
II. Financial papers
III. Legal papers
IV. Military papers
V. Printed material
VI. Speeches and essays
VII. Diaries
VIII. Ephemera
IX. Scrapbooks
X. Personal items
XI. Henry Seymour papers
XXII. Thomas Seymour papers
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A Guide to the Thomas Henry Seymour Papers at the
Connecticut Historical Society
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Connecticut Historical
Society
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Creator : |
Seymour, Thomas Henry |
Title : |
Thomas Henry Seymour papers |
Dates : |
1781 - 1880 |
Extent : |
5.8 linear feet (14 boxes) |
Abstract : |
Collection consists of letters, financial, legal, and
military papers, printed matter, speeches and essays, diaries, jottings, ephemera,
scrapbooks, and personal effects. Also included are some papers of Thomas H.
Seymour's grandfather and father, Thomas Seymour and Henry Seymour.
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Location: |
Ms Seymt1868 |
Language: |
Mostly English, some correspondence in French, Spanish, Russian, and Italian. |
Thomas Henry Seymour was born in Hartford, Connecticut on September 29, 1807. He was
the son of Henry Seymour (1764-1846) and Jane Ellery (1766-1851) and grandson of
Colonel Thomas Seymour(1735-1829), the first Mayor of Hartford.
Seymour was educated in the public schools of Hartford and graduated in 1829 from
Captain Alden Partridge's Military Institute in Middletown, Connecticut. He became
editor of a Democratic paper, The Jeffersonian, as early as 1832. He studied law and
was admitted to the bar on May 19, 1838. Active in military affairs, Seymour was
chosen captain of the Hartford Light Guard(1837-1841). He was also a Mason and
member of the Knights Templar.
Seymour served as a probate judge of the Hartford District (1836-1838) and as a
Quartermaster General (1837-1838). He was elected as a Democrat to the Twenty-eighth
Congress (1843-1845) but declined renomination. In 1847 he was commissioned Major of
the Connecticut Infantry and the 9th U. S. Infantry, the New England regiment of
volunteers raised for service in the Mexican War. He led the successful assault on
the fortress of Chapultepec (1847) and was promoted to Colonel. He took part in the
capture of Mexico and was honorably mustered out of the army July 25, 1848.
Unsuccessful in his first campaign (1849), Seymour was
elected Governor of Connecticut in 1850. He resigned in 1853 when he was appointed by President
Franklin Pierce as Minister to Russia, a position he held for four years. After
traveling abroad, Seymour returned to the United States in 1858. When the Civil War
began he opposed military measures against the Confederacy, and throughout the war
he was the leader of the Connecticut Peace Democrats. After an unsuccessful run for
Governor in 1863, Seymour retired from political life. A lifelong bachelor, Seymour
lived in Hartford with his sister, Mary Ellery Seymour. He died in Hartford on
September 3, 1868.
Note: Thomas H. Seymour has been cited in some secondary sources as Thomas "Hart"
Seymour. There is no evidence in the Seymour papers that his middle name was Hart,
however, there are several references to the middle name Henry. These include
letters to his parents signed "Thomas Henry," family letters addressed to him as
"Henry," "Harry," or "H," and his admittance to the bar as "Thomas Henry Seymour."
In the Connecticut Historical Society's accession book and in CHS correspondence
with him he is addressed as "Thomas Henry." His tombstone inscription at Cedar Hill
Cemetery in Hartford also lists him as Thomas Henry Seymour. As the Historical
Society has no record of the middle name "Hart," it has followed the available
documentation and listed his middle name as Henry.
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Collection consists of letters to and from Thomas H. Seymour (a number written in
French, Spanish, Russian, and Italian) and related material, financial papers
(personal and professional), legal papers (personal and professional), military
papers, printed material, speeches and essays written by Thomas H. Seymour, diaries,
jottings, ephemera, scrapbooks, and personal items. The collection also contains two
folders of papers belonging to Seymour's grandfather, Thomas Seymour (1735-1829),
and father, Major Henry Seymour (1764-1846).
Arrangement
Materials are organized into twelve series, and two sub-series based on form and
creator.
Series I: Correspondence consists primarily of
letters and related material to Thomas H. Seymour. The letters cover his entire
professional career, including his legal work, his participation in the Mexican
War, his years in the House of Representatives, as Governor of Connecticut, and
as Ambassador to Russia. The series contains a number of letters from family
members including his brother William Seymour and his sister Mary Seymour. Other
correspondents include John Danforth, Colin McCrae Ingersoll, Franklin Pierce,
and Josiah Pierce, Jr.
Series II: Financial papers consists of bills,
receipts, lists of expenses, and promissory notes for the Thomas H. Seymour
household. Some items are written in French or Russian.
Series III: Legal papers consists of summons,
depositions, writs, letters of administration, fee schedules, naturalization
papers, inventories, testimonials, related newspaper clippings. The series also
includes insurance claims for Mary E. Seymour and Samuel Seymour, and Thomas H.
Seymour's admittance as an Attorney and Counsellor at Law, May 19, 1838.
Inventory of the estate of Captain Thomas Seymour. Papers relating to the estate
of Harrison Otis, 1873-1874.
Series IV: Military papersconsists of inventories,
contracts, bills, receipts, post returns, commissions, enlistment lists,
reports, orders, and supporting correspondence related to Thomas H. Seymour's
tenure as Quartermaster General, commanding officer of the Hartford Light Guard,
and his service in the Mexican War.
Sub-series A: Quartermaster General Papers consists
of inventories, contracts, bills and receipts with related correspondence,
covering the period Thomas H. Seymour and some of his predecessors served as
Quartermaster General.
Sub-series B: Military service papers consists of
post returns, commissions, enlistment lists, reports, orders, court martial
reports, receipts, and related correspondence. Material is primarily from Thomas
H. Seymour's military service in the Mexican War.
Series V: Printed material consists of copies of
newspaper clippings, ceremonials, advertisements, and circulars. Some items are
in French and Russian.
Series VI: Speeches and essays consists of
manuscripts, drafts of, and notes for speeches and essays written and delivered
by Thomas H. Seymour throughout his career. Topics include Russia, the Bill of
Rights, impeachment, history, the election, and the Mexican War.
Series VII: Diaries consists of Thomas H. Seymour's
diaries, commonplace books, notes, jottings, and related material. Notes and
jottings are on slips of paper of various sizes, some written by Seymour and
many by other people. Some notes are in French and Russian. Jottings include
brief notes and memoranda, some made rapidly, often on chance bits of paper,
notes on French vocabulary, poetry, lists of souvenirs, guest lists, newspaper
clippings, and notes on political, military and social issues. Most items are
undated.
Series VIII: Ephemera consists of invitations,
business cards, calling cards, lock of hair, hymns, poetry, botanical specimens,
newspaper clippings, dance cards, at home cards, tickets, and theater and
concert programs. Most are undated. Items are filed in random order.
Series IX: Scrapbooks consists of Thomas H. Seymour's
scrapbook of newspaper clippings and copy of the scrapbook.
Series X: Personal items consists of wallet and
notebooks belonging to Thomas H. Seymour.
Series XI: Henry Seymour papers consists of letters
and receipts belonging to Thomas H. Seymour's father, Major Henry Seymour
(1764-1846).
Series XII: Thomas Seymour papers consists of
correspondence, receipts, and promissory notes belonging to Thomas H. Seymour's
grandfather, Thomas Seymour (1735-1807).
Materials in this collection are arranged chronologically in each series to
compliment access points from the card catalog.
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Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions on access to the collection. Some items in fragile
condition. Preservation copy available for fragile items.
Use Restrictions
Use of the material requires compliance with the Connecticut Historical Society's
Research Center regulations.
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Personal Names
Ingersoll, Colin McCrae.
Sigourney, Lydia Howard Huntley,
1791-1865.
Subjects
Slavery United States Anti-slavery movements.
Geographic Names
Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic
Description and travel.
United States History War with Mexico, 1845-1848.
Genre Forms
Holographs; holographs, signed; printed forms
completed in manuscript.
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Item, Collection Title, Collection number (Box #, Folder #). Connecticut Historical
Society, Hartford, Connecticut.
Collection was processed by Marilyn Paul-Lewis under an NHPRC grant (#89-003) in
January, 1999. Finding Aid and EAD instance compiled by Stephen Yearl in January
1999. Updated to EAD 2002 in December 2010.
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Related Material
An index of catalog cards is available to assist item level access to related
material in other collections. Access is through writer, recipient and date. The
card catalog is located in the Research Center reading room. A listing of the
Mexican War material in the Thomas H. Seymour papers is available.
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; copies of letters to and concerning
the Secretary of War. 1830-1840 (12 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. 1841-1842 (4 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; petitions and letters to
theSenate and House of
Representatives; manuscript copy of letter from
John Quincy Adams. 1843 (22 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; drafts of letters from Thomas H.
Seymour; resolutions of the Anti-Slavery Society in
New York. January - May, 1844 (18 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; letter fragment. 1844 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July - December, 1844 (15 items) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour; letters between Thomas H.
Seymour and his parents; copy of House of
Representatives Bill 501. January - May, 1845 (21 item)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; Seymour's copies of his letters;
newspaper clippings of poems. June - December, 1845 (9 items)
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9 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; letters from William
Seymour to his parents. 1846 (15 items)
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10 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; War Department
General Orders. January - June, 1847 (9 items)
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11 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; two letters to Josiah
Chadbourn from Joseph Chadbourn;
drafts of letters and typed copy of letter by Thomas H. Seymour;
newspaper clippings. July - December, 1847 (22 items)
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Letters to and from Thomas H. Seymour; newspaper clipping
enclosures. 1848 (13 items)
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13 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; copies of letters of reference for
Major Thompson Brown; one letter in Russian. 1849 (22 items)
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14 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, including three anonymous valentine
letters. January - June, 1850 (17 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; copy of
Mexican newspaper clipping. July - December, 1850 (8 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. 1851 (17 items) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour. January - June, 1852 (15 items) |
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18 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July - December, 1852 (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January, 1853 (25 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February, 1853 (24 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March, 1853 (30 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. April, 1853 (15 items) |
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Letters to and concerning Thomas H. Seymour. May 1853 (27 items) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour. June 1853 (24 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July - August, 1853 (14 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September - October, 1853 (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; telegram to Mary
Seymour. November - December, 1853 (25 items)
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10 |
Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour; manuscript copy of
article from the Journal de St. Petersburg. January - April, 1854 (19 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour and supporting documents (nine in
French). May - August, 1854 (20 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour and supporting documents (one in
French and one in Russian). September - December, 1854 (16 items)
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour and supporting documents. January - February, 1855 (13 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour and supporting documents (three in
French and two in Russian). March - April, 1855 (15 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. May - June, 1855 (7 items) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour (two in Russian). July -August, 1855 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (two in French, two in Russian). September - October, 1855 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (two in French). November, 1855 (13 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in Russian). December, 1855 (24 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (three in French). January, 1856 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French). February, 1856 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; newspaper clipping (poem). March, 1856 (7 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. April, 1856 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (three in French) with related
material. May, 1856 (17 items)
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French). June, 1856 (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French). July, 1856 (10 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (six in French). August, 1856 (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (two in French). September, 1856 (5 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French); newspaper clipping
(poem by Lydia H. Sigourney). October, 1856 (14 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1856 (5 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French, two in Russian). December, 1856 (13 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in Russian). January - February, 1857 (11 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material (one in
French). March - April, 1857 (10 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (two in French). May - June 1857 (21 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July - August, 1857 (11 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material (one in
French). September - October, 1857 (16 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material (one in
French). November - December, 1857 (19 items)
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Letters to and from Thomas H. Seymour (two in French). January - February, 1858 (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with supporting material (three in
French, three in Russian). March - April, 1858 (21 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French). May - June, 1858 (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. May - June, 1858 (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material. September - October, 1858 (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November - December, 1858 (4 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material; draft of
letter from Thomas H. Seymour. January - February, 1859 (5 items)
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Letter to Thomas H. Seymour. March - April, 1859 (1 item) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour with related material. May - June, 1859 (8 items) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French). July - August, 1859 (13 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September, 1859 (27 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. October, 1859 (14 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1859 (29 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1859 (21 item) |
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Letters to and concerning Thomas H. Seymour. January, 1860 (26 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February 1 - 20, 1860 (28 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February 21 - 29, 1860 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March 1 - 10, 1860 (21 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March 11 - 31, 1860 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. April, 1860 (22 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. May, 1860 (30 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. June, 1860 (13 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July, 1860 (11 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. August, 1860 (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September, 1860 (11 item) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour. October, 1860 (25 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1860 (13 items) |
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22 |
Letters to Thomas H. Seymour and Mary
Seymour. December, 1860 (6 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January, 1861 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February, 1861 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March - April, 1861 (13 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. May - June, 1861 (17 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July, 1861 (16 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. August, 1861 (21 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September, 1861 (14 items) |
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Letters to and concerning Thomas H. Seymour. October, 1861 (16 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1861 (10 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1861 (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January 1 - 15, 1862 (21 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, some with attached news clippings. January 16 - 31, 1862 (16 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February, 1862 (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March, 1862 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. April, 1862 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, including memorial poem to
Henry L. Miller by S. E.
Knowles. May, 1862 (14 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. June, 1862 (3 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July, 1862 (24 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. August, 1862 (10 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September, 1862 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; autograph of Franklin
Pierce. October, 1862 (3 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; letters to John
Danforth with supporting documents; newspaper clippings. November, 1862 (18 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1862 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January 1 - 15, 1863 (26 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January 16 - 31, 1863 (7 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February 1 - 20, 1863 (27 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February 21 - 28, 1863 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March 1 - 10, 1863 (17 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March 11 - 20, 1863 (25 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March 21 - 31, 1863 (27 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with supporting material. April, 1863 (24 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with supporting material. May, 1863 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. June, 1863 (22 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; letter from Franklin
Pierce. July, 1863 (14 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. August, 1863 (28 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September, 1863 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. October, 1863 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1863 (27 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1863 (23 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January, 1864 (25 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. February, 1864 (17 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March, 1864 (14 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. April, 1864 (11 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. May, 1864 (17 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour June, 1864 (4 items) |
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Letters to William Seymour and Thomas H.
Seymour. July - December, 1864 (10 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; letters to William
Seymour; letter to Mary Seymour. 1865 (20 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January - February, 1866 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March - April, 1866 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. May - June, 1866 (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July, 1866 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related news clippings. August, 1866 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September - October, 1866 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1866 (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1866 (10 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. January, 1867 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour; letter from Seymour to
Ashbel Smith. February, 1867 (19 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. March, 1867 (21 item) |
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Letters to and concerning Thomas H. Seymour. April, 1867 (21 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with supporting material; copy of
Speech of Gen. James H. Clanton of
Montgomery, in reply to Senator
Wilsonof Massachusetts
May, 1867 (18 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. June, 1867 (16 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. July, 1867 (16 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. August, 1867 (18 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. September, 1867 (21 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French). October, 1867 (16 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. November, 1867 (26 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1867 (19 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material. January - February, 1868 (18 items) |
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Letters to and from Thomas H. Seymour with related material. March - April, 1868 (20 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with related material. May - August, 1868 (6 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, A [18--] (33 items) |
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, B. [18-] (35 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, C [18-] (15 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, D. [18-] (4 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, E. [18-] (9 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, F. [18-] (3 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, G. [18-] (12 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, H. [18-] (7 items) |
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Ingersoll, undated. [18-] (32 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, L. [18-] (6 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour (two in French), undated, M. [18-] (11 item) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, N. [18-] (5 items) |
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Letter to Thomas H. Seymour; letter to the "Minister of Ordinance
of the Government of his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias,"
undated, O. [18-] (2 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour with enclosed news clipping,
undated, P. [18-] (5 items)
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Letters primarily to Thomas H. Seymour (one in French), undated,
R. [18-] (10 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, S. [18-] (8 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour from Seymour family members,
undated. [18-] (3 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour from his sister, Mary
Seymour, undated. [18-] (13 items)
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Letters from Thomas H. Seymour. [18-] (15 items) |
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Letters to and from Thomas H. Seymour, undated, T. [18-] (2 items) |
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour from his cousins Mary
Vandervoort and Emily Vandervoort,
and one anonymous valentine poem, undated. [18-] (26 items)
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Letters to Thomas H. Seymour, undated, W. [18-] (6 items) |
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Letters and letter fragments to Thomas H. Seymour (five in
French), no signatures or illegible, undated. [18-] (25 items)
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Financial papers. 1856 - 1857 (26 items) |
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Seymour and Harrison Otis;
Timothy Dwightrepresentation of railroad track
improvement. [18-] (15 items)
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Petersburg, and opera advertisement from Thomas H.
Seymour's years as Russian ambassador. Some items are written in French
and some are in Russian. 1856 - 1858 (8 items)
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Bill H. R. 438, To regulate the pay of the of the
army of the United States, and for other
purposes with notes by Thomas H. Seymour. December, 1844 (4 items)
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Speeches by Thomas H. Seymour, organized and dated. 1848 - 1865 (4 items) |
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Speeches and essays, undated. [18-] (30 items) |
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Jottings (five items in French), undated. [18-] (20 items) |
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Description of a Journey made by the American Ambassador Seymour,
through Russian in 1858. 1858 (1 item)
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Autographs of members of Congress, of
John Tyler, Respectfully presented to the
Historical Society of Connecticut by their obedient servant, Thomas H.
Seymour. 1844 (1 item)
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Autographs of members of Congress, of
John Tyler, Respectfully presented to the
Historical Society of Connecticut by their obedient servant, Thomas H.
Seymour. 1844 (1 item)
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Thomas H. Seymour's French Exercise Book. [18-] (1 item) |
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Thomas H. Seymour's Diary of Travels 1858 (1 item) |
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Loose pages found in Thomas H. Seymour's Diary of Travels.
Includes sketches by Seymour and a speech given to the Sigourney
Association. [1858?] (21 item)
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Blank diary with interleaved invitations, newspaper clippings,
and addresses. 1865 (7 items)
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United, historic, political "logic of facts." Thomas H. Seymour's
commonplace book. 1866 (1 item)
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Campaign notes. Bought of a Republican for the
campaign of 1868. 1867 (1 item)
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Ephemera. Business and calling cards, invitations, poetry,
postcards, botanical specimens, newspaper clippings, and theater and
concert programs. [18-] (43 items)
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cards, lock of hair, sample of grain from Charter Oak Lodge dedication,
1867. Items are in random order. [18-] (386 items)
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