Catalog Number
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2014.3.2
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Object Name
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Scrapbook
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Title
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Family Record of Peter Schwamb and Family
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Scope & Content
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Scrapbook containing newspaper articles and other documents, especially relating to members of the Schwamb family and the Bailey family. Dates of documents range from 1893 through 1908.
Created and maintained by Amy Bailey Schwamb.
Written on first page: "A Family Record of Peter Schwamb, and Family, kept by Amy Bailey Schwamb. 1893. To be given the oldest child."
Book I of ? (only one in collection) -- Possibly continued family record in second scrapbook but unknown at time of cataloguing.
Contains many newspaper articles about social life in Arlington in the late 1800's, including descripitions of weddings, dances, church socials, and school reunions. Many of the social events include guest lists. Also includes meeting notes for several Arlington clubs, especially the Women's Club, but also including the Unitarian Alliance, the Arlington Historical Society, and the Tree Protective Association. One article about the Historical Society includes mention of the donation of a cartridge box and a china pitcher.
There are also many brief articles related specifically to the Bailey and Schwamb families, including mention of vacations they took, moves, births and deaths in the familly, weddings and wedding anniverseries, changes in jobs, and social events. Also includes two marriages certificate, for Amy Etta Baily and Peter Schwamb, as well as for Peter Schwamb and Clara Boucher. There are also fabric scraps from dresses worn by Amy and her relatives at weddings.
Also includes several articles related to MIT, including experiments the institute participated in and other memoranda. There are also several articles related to Peter Schwamb's career as a professor at MIT, as well as his role in Arlington. Also included are several articles about James A. Bailey and his roles in local government.
There are also several articles related to town events, including obituaries of important town residents, the dedication of a monument to Solomon Pierce, construction and dedication of new schools, and the development of a town water supply. There are several articles about town elections and meetings, and some articles about the First Parish Church and its pastor.
Majority of scrapbook consists of newspaper clippings, although there are also a few concert and reunion program, some impersonal letters, and invitations to social gatherings.
Binding and pages are in good condition, although most pages are somewhat wrinkled. Many of the newspaper articles have years, but rarely have precise dates or the name of newspaper taken from.
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Date
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1893 - 1908
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Year Range from
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1893
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Year Range to
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1908
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Creator
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Schwamb, Amy Bailey
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People
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Hardy, Charles Augustus
Adams, Henry S.
Adams, Milward
Adams, Mrs. Henry S.
Allen, Edith
Allen, Frank C.
Allen, Herbert Francis
Stuart, Mary Irene
Stuart, Eunice Elena
Allen, Theodore Frederick
Allen, William H., Jr.
Atkinson, Edward
Austin, Alfred
Averill, George Henry
Bacon, Jessie C.
Bacon, Mabel
Bacon, Robert
Bailey, Amy Esther
Bailey, Amy Etta
Bailey, Edward Appleton
Bailey, Esther
Bailey, James Alderson Edward (1836-1915)
Bailey, James Alderson Edward (1867-1954)
Bailey, John Winslow
Bailey, Linneaus J.
Baldwin, Ellen Maria
Barrus, George H.
Barry, Garrett
Barton, G. H.
Beaudet, Louise
Beckwith, Walter P.
Blake, Ebenezer Nelson
Blanchard, J. A.
Blanchard, Mrs. J. A.
Bolster, Wilfred
Bott, Alberta
Bott, Frank
Bott, Miss
Bowers, Leon A.
Bowers, Mrs. Leon
Bowman, S. Z.
Brackett, Carolyn
Brackett, Fred
Brackett, John Gaylord
Brackett, John Quincy Adams
Bradley, Leander D.
Brighenti, Sig.
Brockway, C. M.
Brockway, Kittie
Brooks, Maxwell
Bryant, Mrs. E. P.
Buenz, K.
Bullard, Arthur
Bullard, Henry
Bullard, Mrs. Henry
Burrington, L. L.
Burt, Mrs. G. J.
Burton, A. E.
Burton, Henry
Burton, Mrs. Henry
Bushnell, Samuel Clarke
Butcher, Sarah
Butcher, Sidney
Cajori, Professor
Canty, John P.
Ceiley, Herbert H.
Chaffin, Dwight
Claflin, William
Clark, Pauline Hammond
Clay, Mrs. H. T.
Coburn, N. P.
Cody, Garrit J.
Colman, Elizabeth
Cook, Helen A.
Cook, Levi F.
Cowan, Lorenzo
Crosby, Edgar
Crosby, John Howell
Crosby, Walter
Cushing, C. A.
Cushman, Marian B.
Cutter, Kate Harrington
Cutter, Mattie
Cutting, Lewis W.
Cutting, Mrs. S. H.
Cutting, Samuel H.
Cutting, Sarah W.
Damon, Agnes
Damon, Helen
Damon, Vida
Daniels, Sarah Ann
Davis, Laura Alvinia
Day, Herbert A.
Dickinson, Alexander
Dickinson, David T.
Dodge, Samuel
Doe, George I.
Doliver, George
Doyle, John
Drew, M. S.
Duffy, John
Dupee, Mary S.
Durgin, Winfield S.
Dwelley, Dora Louisa
Eberhardt, Philip
Edel, Alfred
Edwards, S. Gordon
Eldridge, G. F.
Esty, Alice May
Farmer, Edwin Smith
Farmer, Elbridge
Farmer, Everett
Farmer, Walter Baldwin
Faunce, Linus
Fay, Alice
Fay, Mrs. W. W.
Fay, Wilson W.
Fessenden, Edward Stanley
Fessenden, Leila Crafts
Fessenden, Marion
Fessenden, Mary Pamelia
Fisher, A. Gardner
Fisher, James
Folwell, William W.
Foster, Lindsay
Foster, Mrs. William T.
Foster, William T.
Francis, W. H. N.
Freeman, Horace A.
Freeman, John Doane
Wood, Annie Wyman
Freeman, Mrs. H. A.
Frost, Francis Seth
Frost, Jennie C.
Gage, Grace
Gannett, Charles Henry
Gay, Arthur
Gill, Frederic
Gillet, C. C.
Gilman, Carlotta
Gilmore, Mrs. R. H.
Gilmore, R. H.
Goodwin, Albert
Gorham, Henry A.
Gosse, Mrs. E. S.
Gracey, Spencer
Grant, Fred
Grant, Lela
Gray, Homer
Grey, Mrs. John
Gugenheim, Abraham
Hale, R. S.
Hall, Jacob
Hamlin, Ellis
Hardy, Charles A.
Hardy, Horace
Hardy, John
Hardy, John Henry (1847–1917) (1847–1917)
Hardy, John Henry (1847–1917) (1847–1917)
Harlow, Ellen
Harlow, H. S.
Harlow, Mrs. H. S.
Harriman, Alonzo S.
Hartwell, Charles F.
Hartwell, Julia
Hayes, Bert
Haynes, Henry
Haynes, Mrs. Henry
Heaton, Mrs. Charles
Henderson, Jessica C.
Hicks, Mrs. S. Fred
Hicks, S. Fred
Higgins, Mary E.
Higgins, Mrs. William D.
Hill, Clarence
Hill, Frank H.
Hill, Maria
Hilliard, Mrs. R. W.
Hilliard, R. W.
Hodgdon, Ellen W.
Hodgkins, William H.
Hoitt, Fannie
Holbrook, Mr.
Holmes, Joseph Crowell
Homer, Alice Wakefield
Homer, Ethel
Homer, Horace Holly (1842-1903)
Homer, William Flagg (1802-1883)
Hooker, E. D.
Hooker, Mrs. E. D.
Hooley, Daniel M.
Hopkins, Helen Gage
Hornblower, Henry
Howe, Henry M.
Ilsley, Alice Maud
Irwin, Andrew
Johnson, Alice Emery
Johnson, Horace B.
Johnson, J. T.
Johnson, Mrs. J. T.
Johnson, W. R.
Jones, Gertrude Saunders
Joy, Fred
Kendall, Georgiana
Kidder, Mrs. Henry A.
Kimball, Cora Thankful
Kimball, George W.
Kimball, Grace E.
Kimball, Samuel Edwin
Kimball, William Washington
Kimball, William H.
Kingman, Hosea
Kiralfy, Imre
Knowles, Lillian
Law, Lida
Lawrence, Mrs. Stevens
Lawrence, Stevens
Lawrence, W. H.
Lawson, Mrs. Arthur
Lawson, Othilie J.
LeBaron, Reuben Wiley
Little, Minnie
Locke, Ella Frances
Locke, Benjamin Delmont
Locke, Emma Louise
Lowe, Mrs. Fred M.
Lowe, Mrs. Seth
Lowe, Seth
Maguire, John J.
Malcolm, Florine
Manchester, F. C.
Marden, Edith
Marsh, Hilda
Marston, Alfred T.
Maulsey, David L.
McCall, Samuel
McKean, A. H.
McKean, Mrs. A. H.
Mentzer, Walter C.
Miller, E. F.
Mills, Edwin
Miner, A. A.
Moore, Clarence Alfred
Moore, George Dwight
Moore, Milton Ernest
Morrison, Charles
Morrison, Mrs. Charles
Muller, William A.
Newton, Anna
Newton, Elizabeth
Nourse, Mary Ellen Rebecca
O'Leary, Timothy
Palmer, Wilson
Parker, Annabel
Parker, Charles Symmes
Parker, Edgar D.
Parker, Eliza Elinor
Parker, Grace
Parmenter, Mrs. William E.
Parsons, Clarence T.
Pattee, Winslow
Pearson, Fred H.
Peatfield, Georgiana M.
Peatfield, Mrs. John I.
Peck, Angeline Moore
Peck, William G.
Peirce, Arthur Winslow
Peirce, Horace W.
Peirce, Marietta
Peirce, Warren Appleton
Pentfield, Mrs. John I.
Almy, Maude
Percy, David Thomas Jr.
Perkins, George W.
Perry, E. L. R.
Perry, Evelyn
Perry, Mrs. E. L. R.
Pierce, Maude
Plumer, Grace Herbert
Poor, Albert
Porter, Dwight
Porter, Mrs. Harry G.
Prang, Louis
Prescott, Dwight
Prescott, Howard B. S.
Prescott, Lucy
Prescott, Mrs. H. B. S.
Proctor, Elizabeth Lane
Proctor, William
Pulsifer, George Royal
Rankin, Bert
Rawson, Warren W.
Reed, Andrew F.
Richardson, Georgianna
Richardson, J. Howard
Richardson, Josephine Frances
Richardson, Josephine M.
Richardson, Mattie
Richardson, William H.
Robbins, A. G.
Robbins, Ada
Robbins, Caira (1866-1938)
Robbins, Eliza
Robbins, Ida Frances (1861-1949)
Roberts, Fred
Robinson, W. A.
Rowe, Matthew
Rugg, George H.
Rugg, Mrs. George H.
Russell, Anna
Russell, Harriet T.
Saville, Annie
Schwamb, Amy Esther
Schwamb, Clara
Schwamb, Peter (1830-1858)
Schwamb, Peter (1858-1928)
Schwamb, Theodore
Sheehan, Michael
Shipman, William R.
Shirley, George Henry
Simpson, J. R.
Skinner, J. J.
Sleeper, Nye
Smart, Clara
Smith, Alice W.
Smith, Samuel H.
Somerby, Ella S.
Southwick, Professor
Spurr, Eva
Spurr, Louise Chapouille
Stembridge, Rev. Dr.
Stevens, Abbie T.
Stevens, Mrs. C. H.
Stickney, Edwin P.
Stickney, Lewis
Stocchetti, Mlle.
Styles, George
Styles, Mrs. George
Taft, Mrs. W. A.
Taylor, Florence
Taylor, Warren C.
Teel, Edith Russell
Teele, Mary Helen
Thacher, John Boyd
Thorpe, Chester
Thorpe, Mrs. William H.
Thorpe, William H.
Todd, Professor
Tolman, Emily
Trowbridge, Grace
Tufts, Charles G.
Tufts, George D.
Turnbull, Georgie
Turnbull, Mrs. R. N.
Turnbull, Robert
Turner, Herbert Bryant
Chubbock, Adelaide
Turner, Ross
Tuttle, William H. H.
Twiss, Fred
Tyler, Lucian C.
Venanzi, Angelo
Viles, Clinton
Viles, Mrs. Clinton
Waldo, John
Walker, Francis A.
Walker, Howard
Walters, W. T.
Watson, Mrs. C. H.
Wellington, Annette Stanwood
Wellington, Arthur Jefferson
Wellington, Ethel Levering
Wentworth, George L.
White, Florence
White, Henry A.
White, Martha
Whitman, Ella Gertrude
Whittemore, Grace
Whitten, James E.
Willis, Miss
Winkley, R. L.
Winn, George Prentiss
Winn, Sarah
Winn, Susanna Adams
Wolcott, Governor
Wood, Harriet Frances
Wood, William Ellis
Woodruff, Florence Gilbert
Woods, C. H.
Woods, Ernest
Worthly, Laura M.
Wyman, C. F.
Wyman, C. P.
Wyman, Franklin
Wyman, Mrs. C.S.
Yerrinton, S. Elizabeth
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Subjects
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Anniversaries
Births
Clubs
Collectors
Death
Dedication of buildings
Domestic life
Elections
Fabrics
Families
Family
Family trees
Journalism
Marriage certificates
Newspaper clippings
Newspaper headlines
Organizations
People
Pianos
Political activity
Public schools
Reunions
School
Schools
Scrapbooks
Sewage disposal
Social life
Town life
Town meetings
War
Water supply
Weddings
Women
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Search Terms
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7 Jason Street
Arlington Historical Society
Bailey Family
Chicago World Fair
Cutter School
First Parish Church
Goddard Seminary
Gypsy Moth
Locke School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Peirce Family
Russell House
School Committee
Schwamb Family
Spanish-American War
State House of Representatives
Theodore Schwamb Co.
Woman's Club
Woman's National Alliance
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Source
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Arlington Historical Society Purchase
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Collection
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Arlington Historical Society Collection
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Copyrights
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Rights status not evaluated. (CC BY-NC-ND) Non-commercial use only.
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