Series 1: Diaries, 1811 -- 1896
- Extent:
- 1 linear feet (1 linear foot)
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This series contains diaries written by Pease, and three others penned by other members of his family including his mother, Persis Chapin Pease; his daughter, Sarah Ann Pease Wadsworth; and his wife, Lucinda Leonard Pease. The diaries give in great detail the life and experience of Pease in Cyprus, discussing events, other people, meteorological observations and everyday life as a missionary. Some diaries have poems, theatrical plays, sermons, letters, newspaper clippings, notes from his classes while at Auburn Theological Seminary and other ephemera pasted in the pages.
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This series is arranged by original item order.
Contents
Access and use
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This series is open for research.
- Parent restrictions:
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This collection is open for research.
Onsite storage.
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