Faires family diaries 1846-1871

Faires family diaries

John Wylie Faires was a Philadelphia minister who taught and founded the Classical Institute. His diary, Am .06275, describes a trip to Natchez, Miss. in 1846. William John Faires was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a resident of Philadelphia. His diary, Am .06276, describes dai...

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Main Author: Faires family (Creator)
Collection:Faires Family Diaries
Collection Number:Am.06275
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Education > Philadelphia > 19th century
Estate administration > 19th century.
Social life and customs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia (Pa.) > 19th century.
United States > Description and Travel > 19th century.
Physical Description: 0.3 Linear feet 0.3 linear feet, 3 volumes
Summary: John Wylie Faires was a Philadelphia minister who taught and founded the Classical Institute. His diary, Am .06275, describes a trip to Natchez, Miss. in 1846. William John Faires was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a resident of Philadelphia. His diary, Am .06276, describes daily life and local events. Benjamin McKinley Faires, was the son of John Wylie Faires, and a student at his father's Classical Institute of Philadelphia. His diary, Am .06277, describes his daily life as a student.

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