Ann Head Warder papers

Ann Warder was the British-born wife of John Warder, a Philadelphia shipping merchant who lived in London from 1776-1786. In 1786, she accompanied her husband to Philadelphia, where they settled. Ann Warder's letters written to her husband during her trip to England, 1787-1788, and during his...

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Main Author: Warder, Ann Head 1858-1829 (Creator)
Collection:Ann Head Warder Papers
Collection Number:2175
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
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Online Access:Link to finding aid

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100 1 |a Warder, Ann Head  |d 1858-1829  |e creator 
245 1 |a Ann Head Warder papers  |f 1782-1828 
300 |a 1.25 Linear feet  |f 1.25 linear feet, 3 boxes (84 items), 15 volumes 
520 |a Ann Warder was the British-born wife of John Warder, a Philadelphia shipping merchant who lived in London from 1776-1786. In 1786, she accompanied her husband to Philadelphia, where they settled. Ann Warder's letters written to her husband during her trip to England, 1787-1788, and during his trip to England, 1794-1795, when she stayed in Philadelphia. Also letters to and from Ann Warder's family in England, 1782-1828. Contents detail social, domestic, and religious life of Friends in both England and America. 
540 1 |a Restrictions. Whenever possible, please service the typescript of the letters (nearly all are transcribed) instead of the originals. Also point researchers to the microfilm of the journals. 
541 1 |a Journals gift of Gift of the estate of Elizabeth, Sarah, and Emma Cadbury, 1923. Letters Gift of Elizabeth Cadbury, 1991.; 1923, 1991 acquired 
555 |a Finding Aid Available Online:  
650 7 |a Quakers--England--18th century  |2 Local sources 
650 7 |a Quakers--Philadelphia--18th century  |2 Local sources 
650 7 |a Women's History--18th century.  |2 Local sources 
852 |a The Historical Society of Pennsylvania  |b Ann Head Warder Papers  |l 2175 
856 4 2 |y Link to finding aid  |u http://hsp.org/sites/default/files/legacy_files/migrated/findingaid2175annwarder.pdf