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                <titleproper>Inventory of Lydia Dorman Letters<num>MC.009</num>
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                <author>Finding aid prepared by Ashley Kuhn; edited by Hanna Juergens; encoding edited by Megan
                    Wheaton-Book</author>
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                <publisher>Marion B. Gebbie Archives and Special Collections</publisher>
                <address><addressline>Madeline Clark Wallace Library</addressline><addressline><emph>Wheaton College</emph></addressline><addressline>26 East Main Street</addressline><addressline>Norton, MA, U.S.A.</addressline></address>
                <date>November 2008</date>
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                <date>2012-10-12T14:18-0400</date>
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                <date>September 10, 2012</date>
                <item>Finding Aid edited by Hanna Juergens, encoding edited by Megan Wheaton-Book</item>
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        <titlepage><titleproper>Inventory of the Lydia Dorman Letters, <date>1852-1853</date></titleproper></titlepage>
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                <corpname>Marion B. Gebbie Archives and Special Collections, Wheaton College, Norton MA.</corpname><extref ns2:actuate="onRequest" ns2:show="new">
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            <unittitle>Lydia Dorman Letters <unitdate normal="1852/1853" type="inclusive">1852-1853</unitdate></unittitle>
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                <persname rules="dacs" source="local" role="Author (aut)">Dorman, Lydia J., Attended Wheaton 1852-1853</persname>
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                <head>Restrictions to Access</head><p>No restrictions. Open for research.</p>
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                <head>Copyright</head>
                <p>Copyright is retained by the authors, or their descendants, of items in these papers as stipulated by United States copyright law.</p>
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            <prefercite id="ref9">
                <head>Preferred Citation</head>
                <p>[Identification of item], in the Lydia Dorman Letters, MC009, Marion B. Gebbie Archives and Special Collections, Wallace Library, Wheaton College, Norton MA, U.S.A.</p>
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                <head>Processing Information</head>
                <p>Processed by: Ashley Kuhn, November 2008</p>
                <p>Encoded using Archivist Toolkit: July 2012</p>
                <p>Encoding edited by: Megan Wheaton-Book</p>
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        <acqinfo id="ref4">
            <head>Source of Acquisition</head>
            <p>Gift of Mrs. Paul Jaspersohn, 16 May 1968, of Guilford, CT.</p>
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            <head>Biography</head>
            <p>Lydia Dorman was a student from South Coventry, Connecticut and attended Wheaton Seminary from 1852-1853.</p>
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            <head>Scope and Contents</head>
            <p>The Lydia Dorman Letters includes a letter to her father expressing her desire to become a teacher, and a letter to her brother, Joseph, asking questions about home. Both letters were written in 1852.</p>
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            <head>Related Materials</head>
            <p>WCA General Files, 1852-53</p>
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            <head>Subject Headings</head>
            <p>The following terms suggest topics
                interspersed through the entire collection.</p>
            <p>Search for similar materials in Wheaton Library's online catalog.</p>
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                <item><corpname source="LCNAF">Wheaton Seminary.</corpname></item>
                <item><subject source="lcsh">Wheaton Female Seminary (Norton, Mass.)</subject></item>
                <item><subject source="lcsh">Women's education</subject></item>
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                    <unittitle>Correspondence</unittitle>
                    <unitdate>1852</unitdate>
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