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July 13, 2009
Cellert Schnee Collection
November 17, 2009

Owen Armstrong Collection

 

The Owen Armstrong Collection is a collection of 15 items of which 12 are correspondence.  The correspondence is mainly to Joseph Neef from William Maclure or between Richard Owen and his wife Anne Eliza Neef Owen.  There is an essay by Neef describing the first kiss between he and his wife.  There is an official paper in Latin, possibly a marriage certificate.  There is also a copy of Neef’s certificate of citizenship.  The items are photocopies of originals that belong to the Owen Armstrong Collection and are not the property of the Working Men’s Institute.  As such, they can be referred to for informational purposes, but not quoted.

 

Aug. 1802       Joseph Neef    The First Kiss.  4pp. with transcript.

 

6 July 1803      Joseph Neef [official paper in Latin perhaps marriage certificate attested by H. Pestalozzi in Burgdorf.]      

 

4 July 181?      To Joseph Neef, Philadelphia. 4 pp.

 

21 Sept. 1812  Joseph Neef.  Certificate of citizenship.  2 p.

 

6 May 1815     To Joseph Neef , Philadelphia . From Phiquepal D’Arusmont, Paris 4 p.

 

13 Nov. 1817  To Joseph Neef, Louisville.  From William Maclure.  3 pp.

 

27 Jan. 1826    To Joseph Neef, Louisville.  From William Maclure, New Harmony.  3 pp.

 

26 Sept. 1826  To Joseph Neef, New Harmony.  From William Maclure, Louisville.  2 pp.

 

27 Nov. 1826  To Joseph Neef, Louisville.  From William Maclure, Mt. Vernon.  3 pp.

 

13 March 1847  To Mrs. Richard Owen, New Harmony.  From Richard Owen, Washington City.  3 pp. 

 

15 March 1847  To Mrs. Richard Owen, New Harmony.  From Richard Owen, Washington City.  4 pp. 

 

7 June 1847     To Mrs. Richard Owen, New Harmony.  From Richard Owen. St.

Francisco.  A Rancho on the Rio Grande.  4 pp.

 

10 June 1861   To Richard Owen.  From Robert  Dale Owen, New Harmony.  4 pp.

 

4 April 1862    To Richard Owen.  From Anne Eliza Neef Owen, New Harmony.  4 pp.

 

13 and 17 June 1862   To Col. Richard Owen, Camp Morton.  From a Mr. Johnson and Military Sec. Terrell.