correspondence
Found in 788 Collections and/or Records:
Fred A. Granata research papers
Writings and compiled material (largely reproductions) from Fred Granata's research on a variety of historical topics and individuals from the 1990s and 2000s.
J. H. D. Gray papers
Copy book of financial records and letters kept by Captain J. H. D. Gray of Astoria, Oregon, 1887-1890, including shipping and real estate records, some for the Astoria Real Estate Company. Also included is an appointment document for J. H. D. Gray to pilot commissioner by Oregon Governor W. W. Thayer, 1880.
William Henry Gray papers
Papers of Dr. William Henry Gray (1810-1889), a physician and lay missionary for the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions who was active in the Oregon Territory. Includes typescript and original letters and other documents regarding missionary activities; typescript of the diary of Gray's wife, Mary Augusta Dix Gray; original of William Henry Gray's diary for 1836-1837, and original documents concerning a land claim dispute that Gray had with Josiah L. Parrish.
Rosa Green letters
Collection includes typescript and photocopy letters, 1972-1977, mostly letters to the editor of the Oregonian, the Evening Courier and other Portland newspapers.
Frederick Greenwood papers
Papers of a banker of Portland, Oregon, who headed the local branch of the Bank of California. Includes general and family correspondence; correspondence and other materials on local organizations; speeches; and scrapbooks.
Gregory family papers
Franklin Griffith papers
Franklin Griffith was a Portland, Oregon, lawyer, businessman and civic leader. Collection includes correspondence and documents regarding Griffith's election as Portland's First Citizen of 1938 by the Portland Realty Board, scrapbooks, and obituary notices.
Heister Dean Guie papers
John Hailey letters to W. H. Packwood
Manuscript letters from John Hailey, librarian and secretary of the State Historical Society of Idaho, to W. H. (William Henderson) Packwood, January 30 and February 27, 1912, regarding Northwest history and early Oregon figures.
Andrew A. Hall papers
Two letters and a poem by Andrew A. Hall (1879-1932). Hall was a Scottish-American physician who served in the Canadian army as a medical officer during World War I; after the war he resided at and was vice president of the University Club in Portland, Oregon.