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1. Letter from Kenneth Masterson, Germany, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Kenneth, 1895-1965
Date Created:
1/21/1919
Description:
Kenneth Masterson writes to mother, Florence, from Germany after finding out that his twin brother, Maurice, had died fighting in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

2. Letter from Kenneth Masterson, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to Margaret Dalton, Pomeroy, Iowa

Creator:
Masterson, Kenneth, 1895-1965
Date Created:
1/23/1918
Description:
Kenneth Masterson writes to his grandmother, Margaret Dalton, that he going to France soon to fight in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

3. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Edward Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
10/10/1918
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his father, Edward, from France where he is fighting in World War I. He was killed in battle weeks later.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

4. Letter from Maurice Masterson, Camp Mills, New York, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
10/14/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, about his experience training at Camp Mills before being shipped to France to fight in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

5. Letter from Maurice Masterson, Camp Mills, New York, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
10/16/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, about his experience training at Camp Mills before being shipped to France to fight in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

6. Letter from Margaret Beggin, Lake Park, Minnesota, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Beggin, Margaret
Date Created:
10/18/1918
Description:
Margaret Beggin writes to Florence Masterson, the mother of her friend Maurice. Maurice and his twin brother Kenneth were fighting in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

7. Letter from Maurice Masterson, Camp Mills, New York, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
10/6/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, about his experience training at Camp Mills before being shipped to France to fight in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

8. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
11/17/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, from France where he is fighting in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

9. Letter from Kenneth Masterson, France, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Kenneth, 1895-1965
Date Created:
11/26/1918
Description:
Kenneth Masterson writes to mother, Florence, from France shortly after World War I ended.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

10. Letter from Ole Rølvaag to Ruth Lima McMahon, November 28, 1925, Chicago, Illinois

Date Created:
11/28/1925
Description:
Letter from Ruth Lima McMahon to Ole Rølvaag discussing her experience as a Norwegian-American.
Contributing Institution:
Norwegian-American Historical Association
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

11. Letter from Lincoln Colcord to Nora Solum, November 3, 1937, Searsport, Maine

Date Created:
11/3/1937
Description:
Letter from Lincoln Colcord to Nora Solum discussing writing to Professor Theodore Jorgenson and the potential biography about Ole Rølvaag.
Contributing Institution:
Norwegian-American Historical Association
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

12. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
11/6/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, after arriving in France to fight in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

13. Letter from Nora Solum to Lincoln Colcord, November 8, 1937, Northfield, Minnesota

Date Created:
11/8/1937
Description:
Letter from Nora Solum to Lincoln Colcord expressing gratitude in him sending his correspondence with Ole Rølvaag.
Contributing Institution:
Norwegian-American Historical Association
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

14. Letter from Maurice Masterson, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
12/10/1916
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, while he was a student at the University of Minnesota.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

15. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Edward Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
12/19/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his father, Edward, shortly after arriving in France to fight in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

16. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
12/20/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, from France where he is fighting in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

17. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
12/28/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, from France where he is fighting in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

18. Letter from Maurice Masterson, France, to Florence Masterson, Barnesville, Minnesota

Creator:
Masterson, Maurice, 1895-1918
Date Created:
12/7/1917
Description:
Maurice Masterson writes to his mother, Florence, from France where he is fighting in World War I.
Contributing Institution:
Northwest Minnesota Historical Center
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

19. Letter from M. J. Ross from Lebanon Junction, Kentucky

Creator:
Ross, M. J.
Date Created:
1850 - 1900
Description:
Mrs. Alexander Ross (M. J. Ross) wrote this undated letter from Kingston to her cousin. She mentions her family and their health. The top portion of this letter is missing.
Contributing Institution:
Olmsted County Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

20. Rare envelope containing "Rock Bend" in address; sent to Charles E. Flandrau, Rock Bend, Minnesota Territory

Date Created:
1854?
Description:
The community of St. Peter was initially, and for a very brief time, known as Rock Bend, a name taken because of the presence of a sharp bend in the course of the Minnesota River on the east side of the settlement. The name was used probably from late in 1853 until sometime in 1854. The envelope shown here, addressed to Charles E. Flandrau (1828-1903), who was living in the area at the time, is one of only a few objects that survived with the name "Rock Bend" on it. Flandrau, himself, became a very prominent resident of the State of Minnesota. Among many other duties during his lifetime, he commanded the defenders of New Ulm in August of 1862 and later served on the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Contributing Institution:
Nicollet County Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

21. Letter from W.A. Croffut and Edwin Clark to W.B. Sloan for an ad contract in their newspaper, St. Anthony, Minnesota

Creator:
Croffut, W.A.; Clark, Edwin, 1834-1922
Date Created:
1858-10-08
Description:
This is a letter and contract to W.B. Sloan for ads in the "Falls Evening News" and the "Minnesota Republican" newspapers of W.A. Croffut and Edwin Clark. It is written on "Falls Evening News" letterhead.
Contributing Institution:
Melrose Area Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

22. Letter from James George to his daughter, Helen from Mantorville, Minnesota

Creator:
George, James
Date Created:
1859-12-11
Description:
James George wrote this letter from Mantorville to his daughter, Helen on December 11, 1859. He writes about the value of education and warns her against associating with Mr. Wescotts, Blaisdelle or Sid Miller.
Contributing Institution:
Olmsted County Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

23. Letter from James George to his daughter, Helen

Creator:
George, James
Date Created:
1860 - 1882
Description:
James George wrote this letter to his daughter, Helen. Byron and religion are mentioned in this undated letter.
Contributing Institution:
Olmsted County Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

24. Letter from James and Rhoda George to their children from Lebanon Junction, Kentucky

Creator:
George, Rhoda
Date Created:
1861
Description:
Rhoda George wrote this letter from Lebanon Junction, Kentucky to her children. She describes the trip from Fort Snelling to Lebanon, Kentucky and life with her son, George. A mortgage, property and James George's military duties are mentioned. She expresses concern over the state of the nation. On the last page, James George sends greetings and tells his family how to find the location of Lebanon on a map.
Contributing Institution:
Olmsted County Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)

25. Letter from James George to his children from Lebanon Junction, Kentucky

Creator:
George, James
Date Created:
1861
Description:
This undated letter is signed by James George, and includes a small greeting from Rhoda George written on the back They are starting for Lebanon, Kentucky and it was expected that Rhoda George would remain in Lebanon while James George went with his regiment. James George mentions meeting old friends from the Mexican War.
Contributing Institution:
Olmsted County Historical Society
Type:
Text
Format:
Letters (correspondence)
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