correspondence
Found in 781 Collections and/or Records:
Helm family letters
Collection primarily consists of correspondence of and relating to the Helm family, Oregon pioneers, as well as a handwritten family record of births and marriages; incomplete original and typescript copies of an Oregon Pioneer Association questionnaire relating to William Helm and his family; and a typescript photocopy of a document titled "The Crossing of the Plains in 1845 & 46," written by Richard Watson Helm.
Captain O. D. Henderson eulogies
Oregon National Guard Captain Ogilvie D. Henderson of Woodburn, Oregon, was fatally shot, along with Clackamas County Sheriff John R. Shaver, while attempting to apprehend Frank Smith, the suspected murderer of George Hanlon, an Oregon City nightwatchman. Collection consists of obituaries, eulogies, and letters of condolence to Henderson's wife, Minnie Henderson.
Hewitt & Sox records
Hewitt & Sox was a law firm in Albany, Oregon, consisting of Henry H. Hewitt and Carlton Edward Sox. Collection includes correspondence, transcripts, and dispositions of cases, 1900-1931; and Sox family correspondence, 1870-1906.
George L. Hibbard letter to his children
Typescript letter from George L. Hibbard, of Oregon City, Oregon, to his children, March 6, 1974, regarding his recent hemorrhoidectomy, with information about hemorrhoids treatment and an account of another hemorrhoidectomy by "another poor fellow."
Gale Stockton Hill papers
Gale Stockton Hill was a lawyer in Albany, Oregon. Collection includes correspondence, transcripts, and dispositions of cases, and miscellaneous and personal papers.
H. K. Hines papers
Collection includes correspondence with: Sir Robert Brown, 1866-1870; Elwood Evans, 1868-1884; A[delia] J. Leslie, 1884; A. W. Waters, 1878; and others. Also included is a manuscript refutation of the "Whitman saves Oregon" theory, 6 pages, circa 1890.
Harold S. Hirsch correspondence and memorabilia
Correspondence, photographs, and ephemera relating to honors that Harold S. Hirsch (1907-1990) received in his later life. Hirsch was a retail businessman and civic leader from Portland, Oregon, who founded the White Stag line of ski apparel.
Reuben H. Hitchcock collection
Ephemera, correspondence, and clippings relating to the Spruce Production Division in Oregon and Washington during World War I, and to Colonel Reuben H. Hitchcock, who served as the division's manager of government operations.
Thomas J. Hobbs papers
Collection includes correspondence and business papers, as well as a bound invoice book, which contains financial records. Several pages of the book were used to write a partial history of the Yakima War.
Dorothy Anne Hobson papers
Collection includes correspondence, newspaper clippings and ephemera regarding Dorothy Anne Hobson's time editing the Valsetz Star, 1936-1941. She became editor at age nine.