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The collection consists of correspondence, diaries, deeds, and photographs related to various members of the Starr family. Of particular interest are the extensive diaries kept by Cordelia, George and Harriet Starr describing community and church life and day-to-day activities. Transcripts of the diaries are included in the collection.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection primarily consists of correspondence and ephemera about the various family members of the Pease, Humphrey, and Crossley families. The Pease family series includes Calvin Pease's correspondence, certificates about his various political appointments, will and testament, and obituary.The Humphrey family series primarily consists of the Calvin P. Humphrey Civil War correspondence from Camp Chase (June-September 1862). Other items of interest relating to...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The First Congregational Church (Hudson, Ohio) records have been divided into two series: First Congregational Church and the Free Congregational Church.The First Congregational Church records include deeds of the first meetinghouse, the current church (at 47 Aurora), and a parsonage. The financial information relates to Sunday School accounts and the Ravenna Street parsonage built for Rev. William Hanford in 1833. The First Congregational Church records also include some...

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The collection contains scrapbooks, photos, antique and historical reports, news clippings, meeting minutes, programs, and research for the three Hudson Quester chapters and a scrapbook of the Ohio Questers group.

Scope and Content From the Collection: William Moos' 104-page scrapbook consists of 585 images of historic houses and structures in Hudson, Ohio, that Moos photographed in 1950. In the scrapbook, Moos has annotated many of the photographs with the house or structure street name. For some homes, a home owner (in 1950) has been identified.The Moos collection also contains loose photographs. The loose photographs are either duplicates of scrapbook photographs or photographs not included in the scrapbook. The collection...

Scope and Content From the Collection: William Moos' 104-page scrapbook consists of 585 images of historic houses and structures in Hudson, Ohio, that Moos photographed in 1950. In the scrapbook, Moos has annotated many of the photographs with the house or structure street name. For some homes, a home owner (in 1950) has been identified.The Moos collection also contains loose photographs. The loose photographs are either duplicates of scrapbook photographs or photographs not included in the scrapbook. The collection...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The First Congregational Church (Hudson, Ohio) records have been divided into two series: First Congregational Church and the Free Congregational Church.The First Congregational Church records include deeds of the first meetinghouse, the current church (at 47 Aurora), and a parsonage. The financial information relates to Sunday School accounts and the Ravenna Street parsonage built for Rev. William Hanford in 1833. The First Congregational Church records also include some...

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This collections contains the records for the Eight and Forty La Salon D'Ohio, no. 23 (Hudson, Ohio) during the years of 1983-2011. The bulk of this collection contains correspondence from 1987-1988 when Martha Marsh was Le Chapeau of the Eight and Forty. The membership rosters, newsletters and some minutes are also contained within this collection. There are also a number of Eight and Forty handbooks and other financial records of the Hudson division of this organization.

Scope and Content From the Collection: The Rideout family papers consist of collected papers, artifacts, and photographs documenting the work, travels, and personal lives of the Rideout family. The glass negatives of Eugene Glasier Rideout comprise the bulk of the collection. The collection has been divided into three series: Papers, Textiles and Artifacts, and Images. The Papers series includes two postcards and a drawing of a Hudson building. The Textiles and Artifacts series comprises various collected artifacts and clothing...

Scope and Content From the Collection: The collection consists primarily of administrative and organizational information of the Hudson Genealogical Study Group. The collection includes bylaws, board meeting minutes and agendas, financial information, membership information, programming, and special projects and publications. The collection also details the "First Families of Hudson" program. In 1999, the Hudson Genealogical Study Group began the long-term process of honoring the town's founders by establishing First Families of...