[FD002-F]

https://edisondigital.rutgers.edu/folder/FD002-F

→ View documents   → View folder on microfilm   → View metadata about this item set

Part Of: Family Records Series -- Correspondence

[FD002-F] Edison, William L. (ca. 1888, 1891-1893)

[This folder was re-edited in March 2010. Many of the undated letters were assigned more precise conjectured dates, and dates that had been incorrectly conjectured were corrected. These changes have necessitated numerous changes in the arrangement of the letters and in the Document IDs. To find the current Document ID if you know the old one, click here and enter the old ID in the "Find New ID" box.]

This folder consists of undated letters from William Leslie Edison (1878-1937), primarily to his stepmother, Mina Miller Edison. There are also a few letters to Thomas Edison and to his half-sister, Madeleine Edison. Most of the letters were written during the period 1891-1893, while William was attending St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire. Included are numerous letters, written after his brother Thomas left St. Paul's at the beginning of 1893, expressing William's dislike of the school and his wish to return home.

Additional letters by William L. Edison can be found in the Charles Edison Fund Collection and the David E. E. Sloane Collection Some of the letters in the CEF Collection, scanned from the microfilm, are now in the possession of the Thomas Edison National Historical Park. These items are so indicated in the document information frame above each image.

Courtesy of Thomas Edison National Historical Park.

Show all folders in the Family Records category >>

Items