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The King family papers document the business activities of the King brothers, George Gordon King (1807-1870), David King, Jr. (1812-1882), Edward King (ca. 1817-1875), and William King (ca. 1819-1897). Three of these men worked as traders with Russell and Company in China.
Correspondence from the 1860s to the 1890s largely pertain to the mental health of William King, his treatment, and his eventual institutionalization at the McLean Asylum for the Insane in Belmont, Massachusetts.
Works
A. Dunn ALS to Madame, January 19, 1877; s.l.
4 pages: 25% complete (100% transcribed, 75% needs review)
A. G. Stanwood ALS to George Gordon King, July 11, 1895; Boston, [Massachusetts]
4 pages: 0% complete (100% transcribed, 100% needs review)
Alex E. Hos[ ]ll ALS to [Benjamin D.] Silliman, July 31, 1866; s.l.
2 pages: 50% complete (100% transcribed, 50% needs review)
Amelia de [?]ough ADS to William H. King, November 11, 1863; Newport, R[hode] I[sland]
Collaboration is restricted.
4 pages: 25% complete (75% transcribed, 50% needs review)
Antana Baney DS to George C. White, and George C. White partially printed DS to Antana Baney, May 23, 1853; New York
Collaboration is restricted.
6 pages: 0% complete (50% transcribed, 50% needs review)
Benjamin B. Howland partially printed DS to George G. King and William Henry King, June 13, 1868; Newport, Rhode Island (4 copies)
Collaboration is restricted.
8 pages: 0% complete (0% transcribed)
Benj[amin] D. Silliman letter copy to John M. Tyler, July 26, 1870, and James H. Whittemore letter copy to Benj[amin] D. Silliman, July 29, 1870
Collaboration is restricted.
4 pages: 0% complete (0% transcribed)
Benj[amin] D. Silliman letter copy to John M. Tyler, July 26, 1870; New York
Collaboration is restricted.
2 pages: 0% complete (0% transcribed)
B[enjamin] D. Silliman ALS to Edw[ard] King, July 29, [1870]; s.l.
Collaboration is restricted.
4 pages: 0% complete (0% transcribed)