Howard Haines Brinton and Anna Shipley Cox Brinton - Haverford ...

Howard & Anna Brinton Papers
Coll. no. 1189
p. 32
Peregrina, Teresina. Nara, Japan, 1969 10/15. [trying to carry on some of
Brinton heritage at Woolman Hill]
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (William Eves.) to Mexican Reunion of Friends.
Philadelphia, [1961. [is glad ASCB will be with them when they meet in Mexico]
Prousnitz, Carl. Breslau (Germany), 1920-1933. 2 items. [new law that every
person who is not ―in possession‖ of four Aryan grandparents may be deprived of his
official position, which could affect him; this has already happened to his son, who must
look for a job abroad]
Price, Anne. Philadelphia, 1944 3/7. [Assistance from Friends during the visit of
a Mexican educator]
Letters to Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, R. 1 folder (ca. 10 items)
Letter writers include:
Clara Eliot Raup, Jane Reid, Religiose Gesellschaft der Freunde (Quaker) (V.
Tillard), T.S. Resarnaud?, Mildred Reynolds, Grace Rhoads, J. Robert, Rymond P.
Roberts, Elizabeth Rogers
Highlights include:
Religiose Gesellschaft der Quaker (Violet Tillard). Berlin, 1921 & n..d. 5 items.
[3/22 1921: handing over their work to the World Student Christian Movement.
[business issues of the joint committee; work of the feeding program;
Letters to Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, S. 1 folder (ca. 30 items)
Letter writers include:
Maria Scattergood, Alfred Scattergood, Rose Schneider, Karl Schwabach, Wally
Scott, William Scranton, Elliot Sedgwick, Suzanne Sein, Harriet Sheldon, Dorothy
Shipley, Mary Shipley, Mary F. Shoemaker, Florence Sidwell, Joseph Silver, Mary H.
Smith, Mary Morgan Smith, Susan Gower Smith, Lin Snow, Social Order Committee,
Margaret Soden, Elfriede Sollman, Friedrich Spiegelberg, St. Petersburg (Fl.) Friends
Meeting, Percy Stanger, Stanford University, Anna Doan Stephene, Louise Allender
Stinetorf, Lydia Stokes, Erika Strauss
Highlights include:
Scattergood, Maria. 1918 11/19. [pleased that ASCB has become a member of
Phila. Monthly Meeting for the Western District, the same meeting where her parents
belonged]
Scattergood, Alfred. [Germany?], 1921 July 6. [writes to all the members,
presumably of the AFSC child feeding group in Germany, mentioning the departure of