William Goodell Family Papers, Part 1, 1780-1892 | Berea College Special Collections and Archives Catalog

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Series 1: William Goodell Documents

Includes Writings, Sermons and Addresses, Correspondence and Anti-slavery documents from William Goodell. All of this series relates to Goodell's work as a temperance and anti-slavery reformer, journalist, and minister.

Sub-Series 1A: Writings

These documents by William Goodell include notes, essays, poems, and a book-length manuscript that remained unpublished.

Box 1

Folder 1: The Theology of Jesus Christ

Folder 2: Analogies of the Sciences

Folder 3: Metaphysics; Theology; Ethics; Spiritual Religion

Folder 4: The Song of the Ages or Human Redemption and Progress

Folder 5: Letters to the Young

Folder 6: Congregationalism

Box 2

Folder 1: Manuscript on Temperance

Folder 2: Memoranda, Extracts, and Notes upon Prof. Schuff's "History of the Apostolic Church"

Folder 3: Anti-slavery--political endeavors

Folder 4: Prohibition

Folder 5: Poetry

Folder 6: Poetry

Folder 7: Poetry

Folder 8: Untitled (Incomplete)

Folder 9: Outline for Untitled work

Folder 10: Miscellaneous

Folder 11: Miscellaneous

Box 3

Item 1: Manuscript, Moral Excellence, The Highest Good: Moral Right, the Highest Law; And Surest Expediency-Utilitarianism Unmasked.

Sub-Series 1B: Sermons and Addresses

Although Goodell never went to seminary and was never ordained, he formed a church in New York State, based on an evangelical understanding of Christianity but not restricted to one denomination. Freedom from denominational control meant the congregation was also free to receive persons of color and oppose slaveholding as a sinful practice. This series includes numerous sermons prepared for the church in Honeoye, as well as addresses prepared for reform-minded audiences elsewhere, or for conferences or conventions.

Box 4

Folder 1: Hymns, n.d.

Folder 2: Hymns (composed by Benjamin Cleveland), n.d.

Folder 3: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 4: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 5: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 6: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 7: The Friendship of Christ, n.d.

Folder 8: Syracuse Convention, n.d.

Folder 9: Exposition of John, Chapter 4, n.d.

Folder 10: On Slavery, n.d.

Folder 11: Puseyism, n.d.

Folder 12: The Great Inquiry, n.d.

Folder 13: Christ the All Sufficient Strength of the Christians, n.d.

Folder 14: The Christianity of Christ, n.d.

Folder 15: Slavery, What Can We Do? n.d.

Folder 16: Wesley's Plain Account of Christian Reflection, n.d.

Folder 17: Constitutional Argument on Slavery, n.d.

Folder 18: Good Men Are God's Witnesses, n.d.

Folder 19: Funeral Service - It Is Well, n.d.

Folder 20: The Position of the Churches in Regard to Slavery, n.d.

Folder 21: The Salvation of Souls, n.d.

Folder 22: Is Civil Government a Science? n.d.

Folder 23: The Prospects and Privileges of the Christian, n.d.

Folder 24: Evils of Moderate Drinking--Greater Than Those of Drunkenness, n.d.

Folder 25: Exposition of I John Chapter 4, n.d.

Folder 26: Bible Exercise I John Chapter 3, n.d.

Folder 27: The Atonement of Christ, n.d.

Folder 28: A True Church, the World's Last Hope, n.d.

Folder 29: The Parable of the Sower, n.d.

Folder 30: Funeral of Dr. Hall, n.d.

Folder 31: Sunday School Comfort for the Mourning, n.d.

Folder 32: The Excuses of the Disobedient, n.d.

Folder 33: Cleansing of the Sanctuary, n.d.

Folder 34: The True and the False Church, n.d.

Folder 35: What Do Ye More Than Others, n.d.

Folder 36: On Baptism, n.d.

Folder 37: Spirituality--the True and the Counterfeit, n.d.

Folder 38: Foundations of True Fellowship, n.d.

Folder 39: Christian Stability, n.d.

Folder 40: The Sure Triumph of the True Church, n.d.

Folder 41: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 42: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 43: Religion and Revivals of Religion, n.d.

Folder 44: Uses and Abuses of This World, n.d.

Folder 45: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 46: Untitled n.d.

Folder 47: Untitled, n.d.

Folder 48: Harmony of Christians with Christ, n.d.

Folder 49: Memo of Western Tour, n.d.

Folder 50: Peace in the Church, n.d.

Folder 51: Distinction between the Church and the World, n.d.

Folder 52: Sectarianism and Christian Union, n.d.

Folder 53: The Written, n.d.

Folder 54: Propositions Concerning the Existence of God, Discussion with W. Smith, n.d.

Folder 55: Natural and Moral Goods, n.d.

Folder 56: Love Never Faith, n.d.

Folder 57: Worldly Wisdom, n.d.

Folder 58: Memos of Preaching-Honeoye and Various Places, 1843-56

Folder 59: Sermon by James Porter, 1823

Folder 60: Outlines of Sermons Heard, 1824

Folder 61: The Duty of _________, 1841

Folder 62: Address to the Female Anti-Slavery Society, 1843

Folder 63: Activity and Dependence, 1843

Folder 64: Temperance, 1843

Folder 65: Strait Gate and Broad Way, 1843

Folder 66: Exposition Matthew 23, 1843

Folder 67: Character of the Pharisees, 1843

Folder 68: Half-way Religionists, 1843

Folder 69: Holding the Truth in the Abstract, 1843

Folder 70: Acquaintance With God, 1843

Folder 71: The Love of Popular Applause Fatal to Fidelity, 1843

Folder 72: Piety Without Humanity Impossible, 1843

Folder 73: The Scriptures, 1843

Folder 74: The Law the Instrument of Conversion, 1843

Folder 75: Institution of the Lord's Supper, 1843

Folder 76: The Sin, the Excuses, and the Doom of Egypt, 1843

Folder 77: Human Chattelhood, 1843

Folder 78: Thoughts on Church Reform, 1843

Box 5

Folder 1: Public and Social Religion, 1844

Folder 2: Temperance, 1844

Folder 3: Untitled, 1844

Folder 4: The Unity of Christians, 1844

Folder 5: Untitled, 1844

Folder 6: Mischiefs or False Religions, 1844

Folder 7: Cleansing of the Sanctuary, 1844

Folder 8: All Christians Should Become Teachers, 1844

Folder 9: Communion Season in Heaven, 1844

Folder 10: Mutual and Social Exhortation, 1844

Folder 11: Blessings of Self-denial and Miseries of Selfishness, 1844

Folder 12: Zion Built in Answer to Prayer, 1844

Folder 13: Discussion on Perfections, 1844

Folder 14: All Men Dead in Sin Without Christ, 1844

Folder 15: The Duty of Choosing Just Rulers, 1844

Folder 16: The Election of Grace, 1844

Folder 17: Regeneration or New Birth, 1844

Folder 18: Thanksgiving, 1844

Folder 19: Untitled, 1844

Folder 20: Evangelical Humility, 1844

Folder 21: Untitled, 1845

Folder 22: Untitled, 1845

Folder 23: The Omnipresence of God, 1845

Folder 24: Justification by Faith, 1845

Folder 25: Untitled, 1845

Folder 26: Apostasies Amid Great Moral and Spiritual Achievements, 1845

Folder 27: Symmetry in Religion, 1845

Folder 28: Untitled, 1845

Folder 29: The Secret and the Superiority of Spiritual Strength, 1845

Folder 30: Christians Love One Another, 1845

Folder 31: Morality and Religion, 1845

Folder 32: Untitled, 1845

Folder 33: Christian Composure in Times of Confusion, 1845

Folder 34: Funeral of Mrs. G. Weller, 1845

Folder 35: Christians-Members of Each Other, 1845

Folder 36: Universal Obedience, 1845

Folder 37: Scriptural Repentance, 1845

Folder 38: Anti-Slavery Lecture, 1845

Folder 39: Exposition of Hebrews, 3-6 1845

Folder 40: Theology A Science, 1845

Folder 41: Untitled, 1845

Folder 42: Organic Sins, 1845

Folder 43: Christ, Precious to Believers, 1845

Folder 44: Untitled, 1845

Folder 45: Untitled, 1845

Folder 46: The Reproach of Christ, 1845

Folder 47: Untitled, 1845

Folder 48: Thanksgiving, 1845

Folder 49: The Proper Business of Civil Goods 1845

Folder 50: Christ's Prohibition of Kingly Dominion, 1846

Folder 51: Funeral of Mrs. Reynolds and John Jacklane, 1846

Folder 52: Untitled, 1846

Folder 53: Untitled, 1846

Folder 54: Philosophy of Utility and Demonolatry, 1846

Folder 55: Practical Atheism, 1846

Folder 56: Putting the Tent Toward Sodom, 1846

Folder 57: The Religion of Inquiry, 1846

Folder 58: Untitled, 1846

Folder 59: Faith and Works, 1846

Folder 60: Mutual Self-Flattery, 1846

Folder 61: Inconsistency-Its Evils and Its Remedy, 1846

Folder 62: Persecutors and Persecuted Death of Torry, 1846

Folder 63: God Our Father, 1846

Folder 64: The Strivings of the Spirit, 1846

Folder 65: Peculiar Character of the Righteous, 1846

Folder 66: The World Hates Christians, 1846

Folder 67: War, 1846

Folder 68: Funeral of Mr. Watkins, 1846

Folder 69: A Christian Spirit, 1846

Folder 70: Untitled, 1846

Folder 71: Peculiarities?, 1846

Folder 72: The Mission of the Church, 1846

Folder 73: Christian Politics, 1846

Folder 74: Untitled, 1846

Folder 75: The Remedy for Moral Desolations, 1846

Folder 76: Exposition and Application-Isaiah 2, 1846

Folder 77: The Worship of Devils, 1846

Folder 78: The Present, 1846

Box 6

Folder 1: Union Between Christ and His Disciples, 1847

Folder 2: Stumbling Blocks to be Removed, 1847

Folder 3: Funeral of B. Stewart, 1847

Folder 4: Funeral of Mrs. Gravek, 1847

Folder 5: Untitled, 1847

Folder 6: Untitled, 1847

Folder 7: Christian Manliness and Maturity, 1847

Folder 8: Heart Determines the Character, 1847

Folder 9: Civil Government, A Science, 1847

Folder 10: Untitled, 1847

Folder 11: The Propitiatory Sacrifice, 1847

Folder 12: The Law Established by the Fruit of the Gospel, 1847

Folder 13: Theology of the Right, 1847

Folder 14: Prayer, 1847

Folder 15: The Supreme Goods, 1847

Folder 16: Locality of Effort, 1847

Folder 17: The Nature of the Conditions of True Liberty, 1847

Folder 18: Untitled, 1847

Folder 19: Prejudice-Can Any Good Thing Come Out of Nazareth?, 1847

Folder 20: Of Gifts and Offices in the Church, 1847

Folder 21: The Dangers of Riches, 1847

Folder 22: Unnoticed Progress of Christ's Kingdom, 1847

Folder 23: Abiding in Christ, 1847

Folder 24: Alms Giving and Martyrdom Without Charity, 1847

Folder 25: Thanksgiving, 1847

Folder 26: Fragmentary Religion, 1848

Folder 27: The Unfruitful Fig Tree, 1848

Folder 28: Forgiveness and Punishment, 1848

Folder 29: Christians Less Sagacious Than Worldly, 1848

Folder 30: Character, 1848

Folder 31: Christian Expediency, 1848

Folder 32: Invitation of Christ's Self-Denial, 1848

Folder 33: Forsaking Christ, 1848

Folder 34: Funeral of William Noble, 1848

Folder 35: Walking by Faith, 1848

Folder 36: Untitled, 1848

Folder 37: Christ's Test of Wisdom and Folly, 1848

Folder 38: Man's Need of Forgiving Mercy From His Maker, 1848

Folder 39: Penitence of Christians, 1848

Folder 40: Untitled, 1848

Folder 41: Christians Should Agree in Their Religious Sentiments, 1848

Folder 42: Intelligent Worship, 1848

Folder 43: The Sin of Schism (slavery), 1848

Folder 44: Funeral of Asa Kennedy, 1848

Folder 45: Death Comes in Consequence of Sins-Funeral of William Arnold's Child, 1848

Folder 46: Funeral of William Clement's Infant Child, 1848

Folder 47: By Whom Shall Jacob Arise-For He Is Small, 1848

Folder 48: God a Moral Governor, 1848

Folder 49: False Professors Know Not 'The Signs of the Times', 1848

Folder 50: Times of Apostasy, Times of Temptation and How to Resist Them, 1848

Folder 51: Christianity Without Approbation, 1848

Folder 52: Miracles, 1848

Folder 53: Miracles, 1848

Folder 54: The Study of God's Works, 1848

Folder 55: Prayer-A Power of Accomplishment, 1848

Folder 56: The Prayer of Penitence, 1848

Folder 57: Servile Worship, 1848

Folder 58: Christ the Supreme Head of the Church, 1849

Folder 59: Funeral of Infant Child of W. Bray-The Benevolence of God in Causing Afflictions, 1849

Folder 60: Example of Christ, 1849

Folder 61: Christianity is a Religion of Benevolence, 1849

Folder 62: The In-Dwelling Savior, 1849

Folder 63: Untitled, 1849

Box 7

Folder 1: Pride vs. Integrity, 1849

Folder 2: Untitled, 1849

Folder 3: Confession and Repentance the Conditions of Mercy, 1849

Folder 4: The Excuses of Impenitent Sinners, 1849

Folder 5: Spiritual Blindness, 1849

Folder 6: Funeral of Miss Caroline P. Lewis, 1849

Folder 7: Communion, 1849

Folder 8: Untitled, 1849

Folder 9: The Glory of God, 1849

Folder 10: Destruction of the Uncorrigable[sic], 1849  (Destruction of the Incorrigible)

Folder 11: Untitled, 1849

Folder 12: The Foreknowledge of God, 1849

Folder 13: The Water of Life, 1849

Folder 14: All the Powers of Man Requisite in Religion, 1849

Folder 15: Funeral of Mrs. Green, 1849

Folder 16: The Unseen Savior, 1849

Folder 17: Thou Shalt Not Muzzle Me, 1849

Folder 18: Funeral of Gideon Pitts, Jr.-The Ground of Submission and Consolation, 1849

Folder 19: The Work of the Holy Spirit, 1849

Folder 20: Good Men Love God's Commandments Because They Are Right, 1849

Folder 21: The Lamb of God, 1849

Folder 22: Heaven (Hope of), 1849

Folder 23: Hell, 1849

Folder 24: Christian Experience, 1849

Folder 25: Untitled, 1849

Folder 26: Thanksgiving, 1849

Folder 27: Good Intentions, 1849

Folder 28: Subjection of the Body, 1850

Folder 29: Forgiveness for Christ's Sake, 1850

Folder 30: Christians Rewarded for their Good Works, 1850

Folder 31: The Meditation of Christ, 1850

Folder 32: Sins of Christians, 1850

Folder 33: Jesus Christ and Him Crucified, 1850

Folder 34: Untitled, 1850

Folder 35: Reconciliation With God, 1850

Folder 36: Destruction of God's Enemies, 1850

Folder 37: Eternity of God, 1850

Folder 38: Untitled, 1850

Folder 39: Untitled, 1850

Folder 40: The Invisible God, 1850

Folder 41: The Soul and the Body, 1850

Folder 42: The Rich Man and Lazarus, 1850

Folder 43: The Immediate State, 1850

Folder 44: The New Births, 1850

Folder 45: Spiritual Life-Life Eternal, 1850

Folder 46: The Kingdom Come? 1850

Box 8

Folder 1: Untitled, 1850

Folder 2: Untitled, 1850

Folder 3: Untitled, 1850

Folder 4: Untitled, 1850

Folder 5: The Living God, 1850

Folder 6: Justification by the Law Impossible, 1850

Folder 7: Fellowship With Idolaters, 1851

Folder 8: Nature and Effects of the Holy Spirit, 1851

Folder 9: Wicked Legislation, 1851

Folder 10: Civil Government Law and Political Responsibility, 1851

Folder 11: The Religion of Inquiry, 1851

Folder 12: Schisms and Christian Union, 1851

Folder 13: Relation of Holiness to Happiness, 1853

Folder 14: God Can Convert Sinners, 1853

Folder 15: Religion in Common Life by Rev. John Caird, 1855

Folder 16: Untitled, 1855

Folder 17: Neglect of the Great Salvation, 1855

Folder 18: Salvation by Faith, 1855

Folder 19: Untitled, 1855

Folder 20: Entire Sanctification, 1855

Folder 21: Sinful Delay, 1855

Folder 22: Sinful Procrastination, 1855

Folder 23: The Foundation of True Wisdom, 1855

Folder 24: The Blessedness of Seeking the Lord, 1855

Folder 25: Unity and Communion Between Christians on Earth and Christians in Heaven, 1855

Folder 26: Some of the Sources of Knowledge, 1855

Folder 27: Man His Brother's Keeper, 1856

Folder 28: Untitled, 1856

Folder 29: Untitled, 1856

Folder 30: Danger of Falling Into Sin, 1857

Folder 31: Funeral of Thomas Todd, 1857

Folder 32: Things Above vs. Things on the Earth, 1857

Folder 33: A World of Condemnation, 1857

Folder 34: The Essential Nature and Dignity of Man, 1857

Folder 35: Untitled, 1857

Folder 36: Untitled, 1857

Folder 37: The Conditions and Refuges of our Country, 1857

Folder 38: The Law, the Instrument of Conversion, 1858

Folder 39: Christian Temperance, 1858

Folder 40: Bible Politics, 1858

Folder 41: Lukewarm Professors, 1858

Folder 42: Untitled, 1858

Folder 43: Sermons in Williamsburg 1859-63, 1859

Folder 44: Untitled, 1859

Folder 45: Untitled, 1859

Folder 46: Do Good, 1859

Folder 47: Funeral of Harvey Blackner, 1859

Folder 48: Untitled, 1859

Folder 49: The Unfaithful Steward, 1859

Folder 50: The Road of Bethesda, 1859

Folder 51: The Nationalities, 1861

Folder 52: Christian Churches, 1861

Folder 53: Untitled, 1862

Folder 54: Love Never Faith, 1862

Folder 55: God Manifested By the Atonement, 1862

Folder 56: Untitled, 1862

Folder 57: Discouragements and Their Remedy, 1863

Folder 58: Self-Gratification, 1863

Folder 59: The Joy of the Lord is Your Strength, 1863

Folder 60: Mercies and Judgments, 1863

Folder 61: Faith, the Life of the Christian, 1864

Folder 62: Untitled, 1864

Folder 63: The Consolation of Religion, 1864

Box 9

Folder 1: The Living Waters, 1864

Folder 2: Christ Precious to Believers, 1865

Folder 3: Faith the Substance of Things Hoped for, 1866

Folder 4: Bible Temperance, 1866

Folder 5: Christian Affections, 1866

Folder 6: Effectual Prayer for Spiritual Blessings, 1866

Folder 7: The All-Seeing God, 1867

Folder 8: What Think Ye of Christ?, 1867

Folder 9: Community of Saints in Heaven, 1867

Folder 10: Justice, Mercy, Humility, 1867

Folder 11: Paul and the Crown of Right, 1867

Folder 12: Faithful Ministers Are Accounted Mad-Men, 1867

Folder 13: Ritualism, 1867

Folder 14: Christ, the Rock, 1867

Folder 15: Professions and Practice, 1867

Folder 16: Idolatry-Ancient and Modern, 1867

Folder 17: The Righteous Scarcely Saved, 1867

Folder 18: Self-Examination, 1867

Folder 19: Christian Fellowship With God, 1867

Folder 20: Fellowship of Saints With Each Other, 1867

Folder 21: Funeral of Mrs. Job Cobb, 1867

Folder 22: How to Enjoy Gospel Preaching, 1867

Folder 23: The Highway and the Stumbling Blocks, 1867

Folder 24: Fatal Mistakes in Religion, 1867

Folder 25: Strength Only in Christ, 1867

Folder 26: Ye Are Not Your Own, 1868

Folder 27: Choice of God's Service, 1868

Folder 28: The Love of Christ, 1868

Folder 29: Spiritual Enlightenment, 1868

Folder 30: Spiritual Darkness, 1868

Folder 31: The Essential Nature of Man, No. I, 1868

Folder 32: The Essential Nature of Man, No. II, 1868

Folder 33: Keeping the Heart, 1868

Folder 34: The Adoption of Sons, 1868

Folder 35: Rest for the Laborers and Heavy Laden, 1868

Folder 36: Negatives, Or Sins of Omission, 1868

Folder 37: Universal Obedience, 1868

Folder 38: The Church Says Come, 1868

Folder 39: Christian Self-Denial, 1868

Folder 40: The Doctrine of Christ Crucified, 1868

Folder 41: Riches of Redeeming Grace, 1868

Folder 42: Christian Thought, Essential to Christian Affection and Usefulness, 1868

Folder 43: Untitled, 1868

Folder 44: Teachings of Christ, 1868

Folder 45: Inspiration of the New Testament, 1868

Folder 46: Untitled, 1868

Folder 47: Untitled, 1868

Folder 48: Untitled, 1868

Folder 49: Untitled, 1868

Folder 50: Neither Be Partaker of Other Men's Sins, 1868

Folder 51: How to Learn Christ's Doctrines, 1868

Folder 52: Love Thy Law, 1868

Folder 53: Untitled, 1868

Folder 54: Funeral of P. Kennedy's Infant Child, 1868

Box 10

Folder 1: Efforts and Responsibilities of Churches, 1868

Folder 2: Untitled, 1868

Folder 3: The Glory of God in Providence, 1868

Folder 4: The Death of Christ and Its Effect, 1868

Folder 5: Sins of Ignorance, 1868

Folder 6: Destroyed for Lack of Knowledge, 1868

Folder 7: The Love of Money the Source of Apostasy, 1868

Folder 8: The Glory of God in Creation, 1868

Folder 9: Thanksgiving, 1868

Folder 10: Thanksgiving, 1868

Folder 11: The Spirit and the Flesh, 1869

Folder 12: Untitled, 1869

Folder 13: The Church a Building, 1869

Folder 14: Love Greater Than Faith and Hope, 1869

Folder 15: The Law of Right, 1869

Folder 16: Christian Progress, 1869

Folder 17: The Essential Glory of God, 1870

Folder 18: Hindrances of Prayer, 1873

Sub-Series 1C: Correspondence

William Goodell corresponded with most of the prominent 19th century abolitionists in the United States, often in connection with items published in one or another of the periodicals he edited, such as The Investigator and Principia. Some of the letters are about subscriptions, but many more discuss the key issues debated among the reformers and abolitionists of the 19th century. Goodell was also involved in political conventions, formation of the American Missionary Society, and later the Temperance platform that was represented by presidential candidate James Black.

Box 10

Folder 19: "A", 1830-1862

Item 1: Wm. A. Alcott to W.G, 8-15-1843

Item 2: J. W. Alden to W.G., 4-2-1844, 7-21-1865, 8-1-65, 8-30-1865, 8-15-1866

Item 3: Joseph Abell to Samuel Goodwin, forwarded to WG, 12-22-1830

Item 4: J. M Ashley to W.G., 3-2-1862

Item 5: Samuel Ashley to W.G., 9-7-1836

Item 6: B. P. Aydelotte to W.G., 3-20-1850, 3-4-1851, 3-30-1854

Folder 20: "B", 1828-73

Item 1: W.G. to Henry Bill, 2-20-1873

Item 2: Wm S. Bailey to W.G., 1-13-1857, 3-20-186-, 12-20-1866

Item 3: Charles Barstow to W.G., 8-31-1853

Item 4: Seth B. Borden, 1-21-1836, 1-29-1836

Item 5: Mrs. Blackman to W.G., 6-29-1853

Item 6: William Blanchard to W.G., 2-1-1853

Item 7: Wm B and Mrs. Borwick to W.G., 2-15-1859

Item 8: Jonathan Blanchard to W.G., 8-28-1868

Item 9: A.B. Bradford to W.G., 8-27-1855

Item 10: Jacob Brand to W.G., 1-23-1856

Item 11: Carter Braxton to W.G., 1-3-38

Item 12: Elihu Burrit to W.G., 1-2-1844

Folder 21: James G. Birney, 1838-54

James Birney to W.G., 7-16-1854, 9-2-1854, 8-5-1854, 9-7-1854, 8-17-1838, 1-23-1847

Folder 22: James Black, 1876-77

Item 1: James Black to W.G., 9-1-1877, 11-3-1877

Item 2: Fred Dow to James Black, copy forwarded to W.G., 8-22-1877

Folder 23: "C", 1830-69

Item 1: Myron H. Clark to W.G., 7-21-1856

Item 2: EHC to W.G., 10-6-1860

Item 3: J. S. Carpenter to Elizur Wright, 2-4-1835

Item 4: Luther C. Carter to W.G., 2-9-1862

Item 5: Samuel N Castle to W.G., 5-30-1837

Item 6: W. L. Chaplin to W.G., 12-14-1840, 4-16-1848

Item 7: Maria Chapman to W.G., 9-15-1837?

Item 8: Cheever, George B to W.G., 2-13-1869

Item 9: Henry T. Cheever to W.G., 4-13-1859

Item 10: Lydia Maria Child to Gerrit Smith, forwarded to W.G., 2014-1837

Item 11: J Clark to W.G., 12-6-1841

Item 12: C. D. Cleveland to W.G., 11-4-1848, 4-2-1854

Item 13: Ira Cobb to W.G., 6-10-1861

Item 14: Samuel D. Cochran, 9-14-1839

Item 15: Joshua Coffin to W.G., 7-1-1861

Item 16: P. Crandall to W.G., 12-8-1830

Folder 24: Cassius M. Clay, 1845-62

Cassius M Clay to W.G., 12-3-1845

Folder 25: "D", 1838-76

Item 1: Neal Dow to W.G., 7-13-1869

Item 2: Neal Dow to W.G. Frost (?), Feb 17 1896

Item 3: E. M. Davis to W.G., 4-21-1838

Item 4: E.C. Delavan to W.G., 5-5-1841, 12-25-1841

Item 5: James Dickey to W.G., 3-3-1842

Item 6: Anne Dickinson to W.G., 5-3-1847

Item 7: Clarissa Goodell (Dodge?) to W.G., 12-24-1842

Folder 26: "E", 1839

W.G. to Hon. F. H. Elmore, 1-5-1839

Folder 27: "F", 1845-55

Item 1: D. Fanshawe to W.G., 2-10-1851

Item 2: Fisher, C.E. and C.O. Shepherd, to W.G., 11-3-1845, 12-5-1845

Item 3: George Fitzhugh, to W.G., 2-20-1855, 9-26-1855

Item 4: Finney, C.G. to W.G., 11-21-1855

Item 5: W.G. to George Fitzhugh, March 1855

Item 6: Daniel Foster to W.G., 9-19-1853, 8-3-1853

Item 7: Ryland Fletcher to W.G., 6-9-1858, 1-31-1859

Folder 28: John G Fee, 1855

John G. Fee, C. F. Newton, Jacob Emerick, John H. Thomas to W.G., 9-10-1855, submission for Radical Abolitionist.

Folder 29: "G", 1833-61

Item 1: I.M. Grant to W.G., 7-9-1860

Item 2: William Lloyd Garrison to W.G., 2-26-1836

Item 3: Sarah M. Grimke to W.G., 7-23-1838

Item 4: C.T. Grosvenor to W.G., 9/27/1861

Item 5: Beriah Green to W.G., 2-22-1833

Item 6: Beriah Green to W.G., 7-1843

Item 7: A.P. Granger to W.G., 5-5-1856

Item 8: Clement Goodell to W.G., 5-11-1822

Item 9: J. R. Gilmer to W.G., 2-6-1838

Item 10: E.S. Gilbert to W.G., 3-4-1833

Item 11: J.S. Green to W.G., 2-14-1854, 11-1-1854, 12-12-1864

Folder 30: "H", 1836-77

Item 1: T. B. Hudson to W.G., 7-1851,11-22-1852, 5-11-1854, American Jubilee subscribers list

Item 2: A. F. Hanna to W.G., 8-8-1845

Item 3: Laura S. Haviland to W.G., 12-14-1851

Item 4: F. Hawley to W.G., 2-14-1866

Item 5: S. Higgins to W.G., 10-28-1868

Item 6: John Holbrook to W.G., 3-15-1856

Item 7: Myron Holley to W.G., 12-28-1840

Item 8: Edward Hooker to W.G., 8-13-1845

Item 9: G.F. Horton to W.G., 5-31-1844, 3-15-1849

Item 10: David Humphreys to W.G., 7-6-1867, 7-30-1867, 10-11-1867

Item 11: W.A. Hunter to W.G., 4-24-1856

Item 12: Adam Huntsman to W.G., 1-6-1836

Item 13: W.G. to J. R. Hawley, 6-11-1877

Item 14: Isaac T. Hutchins to W.G., 3-10-60, 7-19-1877

Folder 31: William Hall, 1844-47

Item 1: W.G. to Wm. Hall, 12/27/1844

Item 2: Wm Hall to W.G., 12-10-1844

Item 3: D Greene to William Hall, 9-8-1845

Item 4: "A Missionary's Father," printed recollections of the father of Turkish missionary William. Goodell, a distant cousin of W.G.

Item 5: W.G. to Wm. Hall, 7-21-1845

Item 6: Wm Hall to W.G., 8-7-1845

Item 7: Wm Hall to W.G., 2-10-1846

Item 8: Wm Hall to W.G., 2-2-1847

Item 9: W.G. to Wm Hall, 8-18-47

Item 10: Wm Hall

note on back of committee report. n.d.

Folder 32: "J", 1834-65

Item 1: Galen James to W.G., 8-31-1865

Item 2: William Jay to W.G., 3-5-1852, 3-19-1852 2-8-1838 4-24-1839

Item 3: W.G. to William Jay, 5-29-1839

Item 4: John Jay to W.G., 9-29-1861

Item 5: D. E. Jewett to W.G., 6-12-1834

Item 6: S.S. Jocelyn, n.d., to W.G.

Item 7: S. S. Jocelyn, 10-10-1839 to W.G.

Item 8: S.S. Jocelyn, 6-17-1865, 10-17, 1865; 11-10-1865; 12-29-1865; to W.G.

Item 9: William Johnson to W.G., 11-11-1860; 7-31-1865

Item 10: John Joliffe to W.G., 6-4-1863

Item 11: George W. Julian to W.G., 8-5-1861; 1-19-1862

Folder 33: "K", 1843-46

John Keep to W.G. 2-7-1843; 9-10-1844; 9-27-1844; 10-24-1845; 5-25-1846

Folder 34: "L", 1828-56

Item 1: Thomas Lafon to W.G., 7-31-1835

Item 2: D. C. Lansing to W.G., 11-10-1830

Item 3: George Lawson to W.G., 11-3-1845

Item 4: Joshua Leavitt to E.C. Delaware, 10-25-1830

Item 5: Joshua Leavitt to W.G., 7-3-1840; 11-27-1840

Item 6: E. P. Lovejoy's speech in Alton, reported

Item 7: Owen Lovejoy to W.G., 1-20-1849

Item 8: B. Lundy to W.G., 6-10-1828; 6-5-1834

Item 9: Senator Charles ?, 5-23-1866

Box 11

Folder 1: "M", 1834-63

Item 1: E.O. Miles to Lewis Tappan, 8-14-1850

Item 2: John R. McDowall to W.G., 9-27-1836

Item 3: Samuel McFarland to W.G., 1-9-1855; 9-8-1860; 2-27-1861

Item 4: W.B. Maxon to W.G., 1835

Item 5: R.P. Marsh to W.G., 1-30-1858; 1-18-1859

Item 6: Samuel J. May to W.G., 8-29-1834; 2-2-1835; 1-29-1836

Item 7: J. W. Merrill to W.G., 12-23-1863

Folder 2: "N", 1850-58

Item 1: Mary Niles to Mrs. Goodell, 8-11-1858

Item 2: D.H. Newton to W.G., 7-3-1850

Folder 3: "O", 1877

Thomas W. Organ to W.G., 11-2-1877

Folder 4: "P", 1836-78

Item 1: William Patton to W.G., 9-3-1868

Item 2: W.G. copied, 5-27-1830, text from a 1775 pamphlet containing text re slavery omitted from the 1776 Declaration; document in possession of Moses Pierce of Providence

Item 3: Robert Pitman to W.G., 1-6-1878

Item 4: John Pierpont to W.G., 2-8-1845; 1-7-1846; 7-30-1851

Item 5: Hiram Pitts to W.G., 4-14-1843; 9-19-1844

Item 6: Joseph Plumb to W.G., 9-8-1856

Item 7: Albert Plumb to Joseph Plumb, 4-8-1868

Item 8: Albert Plumb to W.G., 9-3-1868

Item 9: Albert L. Post to W.G., 1-17-1839

Folder 5: A. A. Phelps, 1836-46

Item 1: A.A. Phelps to W.G., 4-10-1846; 10-20-1837; 11-16-1837; 8-6-1839; 5-10-1836; 4-27-1837; 5;15;1838;

Item 2: Charles Torrey, 8-30-1839, sent by A.A. Phelps to W.G.;

Item 3: A.A. Phelps to W.G., 9-6-1839; 6-30-1840; 10-28-1845; 11-17-1845; 11-6-1845; 1-26-1846; 6-30-1846;

Item 4: W.G. to A. A. Phelps, 5-8-1846

Folder 6: "R", 1854-62

Item 1: Asa Rand to W.G., 6-1841

Item 2: Hodges Reed to W.G., 4-24-1854

Item 3: Asa Rand to W.G., 2-11-1857

Item 4: Hodges Reed to W.G., 5-27-1854

Item 5: A.G. Riddle to W.G., 2-18-1862; 5-10-1862

Folder 7: "S", 1833-66

Item 9: Rush R. Sloane to W.G., 12-4-1854

Item 10: Thomas Smith to W.G., 10-25-1855

Item 11: John Smith to W.G., 3-25-1852; 7-8-1859; 3-27-1861

Item 12: Charles A. Strawn to W.G., 8-24-1853

Item 13: Alvan Stewart to W.G., 3-14-1836; 3-24-1836; 10-15-1839

Item 14: Moses Stuart to W.G., 11-2-1837

Item 15: Charles Stuart to W.G., 4-17-1860; 1-23-1861; 2-18-1862; 3-17-1862

Item 16: W.G. to Hon. Charles Sumner, 4-5-1866

Item 17: Joseph Sturfe to W.G., 7-18-1842

Folder 8: Gerrit Smith, 1830-72

Item 1: Gerrit Smith to W.G., 3-29-1839; 10-12-1840; 11-5-1847;

Item 2: Gerrit Smith to the Hon. H. C. Goodwin, forwarded to W.G., 1-5-1855;

Item 3: Gerrit Smith on Wm. Chaplin, circular, 12-1850;

Item 4: Gerrit Smith to W.G., 10-1-1851; 12-20-1852; 6/12/1838; 8-24-1837; 12-3-1830; 1-20-1854;

Item 5: A. Watson to Gerrit Smith, forwarded to W.G., 9-6-1855; 5-2-1859;

Item 6: Speech by Gerrit Smith to Cleveland Convention, 8-1957;

Item 7: Gerrit Smith to W.G., 2-15-1855; 12-4-1852; 5/13/1872; 11-29 and12-9, 1872; 10-17-18?; 11-16-1872;

Item 8: Gerrit Smith to Beriah Green, with "Prophetic Dialogue #2," 2-27-1843

Folder 9: Lysander Spooner, 1853-54

Item 1: Lysander Spooner to W.G., 1-13-1854; 1-15-1854;

Item 2: W.G. to Lysander Spooner, 1-18-1854;

Item 3: Lysander Spooner to W.G., 12-28-1853;

Item 4: W.G. to Lysander Spooner, 12-28-1853; 1-3-1854;

Item 5: Lysander Spooner to W.G., 1-1-1854; 1-5-1854;

Item 6: W.G. to Lysander Spooner, 1-9-1854

Folder 10: H. B. Stanton, 1836-45

Item 1: Henry Stanton to W.G., 2-18-1839; 4-3-1839; 4/8/39;

Item 2: Circular, 9-11-1845; 7-27, n.d.; 2-24-1836; 9-1-1837; 1-25-1839;

Item 3: Henry Stanton to J Hudson, 7-2-1839;

Item 4: Henry Stanton to W.G., 9-7-1839

Folder 11: "T", 1836-45

Item 1: Theodore Tilton to W.G., 6-11-1863;

Item 2: Arthur Tappan to W.G., 10-11-1828;

Item 3: David Thurston to W.G., 12-19-1838;

Item 4: Charles T. Torrey to W.G., 6-3-1839; 10-15-1839; [See also Folder 5, A.A. Phelps]

Item 5: E.C. Tracy to W.G., 3-5-1830;

Item 6: J. B. Turner to W.G., 5-20-1837; 7-16-1837

Folder 12: Lewis Tappan, 1834-65

Item 1: Lewis Tappan to W.G., 1-21-1850; 11-17-1837; 7-13-1839; 12-12-1849; 12-19-1849;

Item 2: W.G. to Lewis Tappan, 11-22-1851; 10-20-1851; 4-15-1850; 12-29-1850; 12-4-1849; 12-17-1849; 1-1850;

Item 3: Notes by W.G. Re: agreements with Lewis Tappan on 12-17-1849 and again on sharing the copyright of a book on slavery, 12-4-49;

Item 4: W.G. to Lewis Tappan, 4-18-1850;

Item 5: Lewis Tappan to W.G., 5- 27-1851; 12-20-1865; 10-31-1851; 10-30-1851; 5-24-1851; 4-7-1851; 8-20-1850; 8-6-1850 [notes work of colporteurs in Kentucky]; 6-11-1850; 3-28-1850; 11-25-1849; 9-11-1849; 11-2-1849; 8-31-1849; 10-25-1847; 3-26-1847; 11-18-1844; 4-2-1842; 1-27-1842; 1-26-1842; 2-26-1838; 11-21-1837; 5-9-1851; 6-18-1835; 12-29-1834; 3-6-1851; 5-9-1851; 11-19-1851

Folder 13: "U"', 1845

A. Underwood and E.S. Stewart to W.G., 6-29-1849

Folder 14: "W", 1834-86

Item 1: A. Willey to W.G., 9-16-1856;

Item 2: Amasa Walker to W.G., 1-29-1852; 12-31-1851;

Item 3: Samuel Webb to W.G., 6-14-1847;

Item 4: Samuel Webster to W.G., 2-16-1856;

Item 5: E. Wheelwright to W.G., 4-10-1864;

Item 6: C.A. Whiston to W.G., 11-28-1844;

Item 7: W.E. Whiting to W.G., 9-1-1868;

Item 8: E. Whitmore to W.G., 3-14-1836;

Item 9: N.W. Williams to W.G., 5-8-1862;

Item 10: Thomas Williams to W.G., 6-16-1835;

Item 11: Henry Wilson to W.G., 10-2-1869; 8-30-1869;

Item 12: E.C. Winchester to W.G., 1-22-1847;

Item 13: Elizur Wright to W.G., 11-10-1834;

Item 14: W.G. to Elizur Wright, 9-19-1834; 9-26-1834;

Item 15: Erastus Wright to W.G., 3-2-1861;

Item 16: Erastus Wright to W.G. and G Cheever, 3-1864;

Item 17: Published letter, Leicester King to Elizur Wright, 65-6-1848

Folder 15: Maria Webb, 1846-47

Item 1: Maria Webb to W.G., 11-2-1846; 5-2-1847;

Item 2: Published letter, Francis Forster to Maria Webb, 4-10-1847;

Item 3: Appeal for a Donegal parish during the potato famine, signed by Francis Forster et al., 10-1846

Item 4: Anna Richardson to W.G., 1-21-1847; 10-17-1846

Folder 16: Theodore Weld, 1836-39

Item 1: Alvan Stewart and Theodore Weld to W.G., 2-14-1836;

Item 2: Theodore Weld to supporters with note to H Lyman 9-10-1839, forwarded by Lyman to Edgar Camp in 1884;

Item 3: Theodore Weld to Huntington Lyman, c/o C. O. Shepherd, 11-20-1838;

Item 4: Theodore Weld to supporters and to W.G., 9-24-1839;

Item 5: Theodore Weld and Angelina Grimke to W.G. and Clarissa Goodell, invitation to their wedding, n.d.

Folder 17: "Y", 1826-30

James B. Yerrinton to W.G., 12-4-1826; 1-28-30

Sub-Series 1D: Anti-Slavery Sources

This section contains circulars, reviews, and other printed documents, including William Goodell's 1833 appointment to serve as an agent of the Antislavery Society for three months. Another folder includes letters and information regarding the antislavery collection developed by Oberlin librarian H Matson with assistance from William Goodell Frost; a handwritten account of the life of the Rev. Daniel Worth, who was imprisoned in North Carolina for preaching against slavery; clippings, including one from Harper's Bazaar summarizing Goodell's career; Goodell's published account of his interview with President Lincoln, and obituaries.

Box 11

Folder 18: Publications

Folder 19: Goodell, William. American Slavery: A Formidable Obstacle to the Conversion of the Word. New York: American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, 1854.

Folder 20: Brief 1856 note from the Hon. Felix Zollicoffer, later General Zollicoffer

Folder 21: Clippings

Folder 22: Oberlin College

Folder 23: Miscellaneous Items

Sub-Series 1E: Temperance

Box 11A

Folder 1: O' Flaherty, Thomas J. A Medical Essay on Drinking. Hartford: Hudson and Skinner, 1828.

Folder 2: Homemade booklet of clippings "Commendations of the Genius of Temperance" c. 1830-1833.

Folder 3: Edgar, John. The Evils and Remedy of Intemperance: A Discourse. Belfast: McComb, 1830.

Folder 4: First Annual Report of the New York City Temperance Society, 1830.

Folder 5: Stuart, Moses. Essay on the Prize-Question, whether the use of distilled liquors, or traffic in them, is compatible, at the present time, with making a profession of Christianity? Boston: Haven, 1830. (2 copies)

Folder 6: Proceedings of the Rhode Island State Temperance Society 2nd Annual Meeting, 22 October 1832.

Folder 7: Temperance Recorder, Volume I, No. 1 - 12 (96 pages bound)

Folder 8: American Quarterly Temperance Magazine, No. II (May 1833), 4th Annual Report of the New-York State Temperance Society. Albany: Packard and Van Benthuysen, 1833.

Folder 9: Proceedings and Speeches at a Meeting for the Promotion of the Cause of Temperance in the United States. Washington, D.C.: Way and Gideon, 1833.

Folder 10: Stewart, Alvan. "An Essay in the Evils of Intemperance", Pronounced in the First Presbyterian Church, in Utica, on the 26th February , 1833, At the Request of the two Temperance Societies in the County of Oneida. Utica: Gardiner Tracy, 1833.

Folder 11: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume I, No. 3 (March 1867)

Folder 12: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume I, No. 6 (June 1867)

Folder 13: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume I, No. 7 (July 1867)

Folder 14: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume I, No. 8 (August 1867)

Folder 15: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume I, No. 9 (Sept 1867)

Folder 16: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 1 (Jan 1868)

Folder 17: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 2 (Feb 1868)

Folder 18: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 3 (March 1868)

Folder 19: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 4 (April 1868)

Folder 20: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 5 (May 1868)

Folder 21: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 6 (June 1868)

Folder 22: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 7 (July 1868)

Folder 23: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 9 (Sept 1868)

Folder 24: The Panoplist, or the Christian Armory, Volume II, No. 10 (Oct 1868)

Folder 25: The Prohibitory Liquor Law of Massachusetts, with notes. Boston: J.M. Usher, 1869.

Folder 26: Munroe, Henry. The Physiological Actions of Alcohol. New York: National Temperance Society and Publication House, c1869.

Folder 27: Parton, James. Will the Coming Man Drink Wine? New York: National Temperance Society and Publication House, 1869.

Folder 28: Section of Detroit House of Correction 1871 Reports, c1872.

Folder 29: Beard, George M. The Cosmic Law of Temperance. c1873.

Folder 30: Appeal of the National Prohibition Alliance. New York, c1878.

Folder 31: Beardsall, Rev. F. Trial of John Barleycorn, alias Strong Drink. New York: National Temperance Society and Publication House, 1879.

Folder 32: Thompson, Thos. R. Scripture Characters. A Temperance Concert Exercise, for Sunday-Schools, Reform Clubs, Temperance Organizations, Etc. New York: National Temperance Society and Publication House, 1879.

Folder 33: "The Educational and Correctional Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents, and of Depraved, Neglected, Abandoned, and Other Children in Danger of Falling into a Criminal Career", 1877

By Elisha Harris, M.D.

Box 11B

Folder 1: Clippings

Handwritten note on bundling paper "Discussions on Temperance in the Chicago "Advance", in 1868. by Prof. L. C. Bartlett, D.D., Rev. Wm. Patton D.D. of North Haven, William Goodell, and A. A. Smith."

Folder 2: Newspaper clippings

Series 2: Goodell Family

This series consists primarily of personal records of Maria G. Frost and Lavinia Goodell, as well as the more personal letters and an autobiography by William Goodell. Writings by the Goodell sisters are collected here.

Sub-Series 2A: Personal and Biographical Documents

Most of these are small diaries kept by Maria Frost and Lavinia Goodell.

Box 12

Item 1: William Goodell-Journey 1824-25

Item 2: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1874

Item 3: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1877

Item 4: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1879

Item 5: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1880

Item 6: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1881

Item 7: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1882 and Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1880

Item 8: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1883

Item 9: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1884

Item 10: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1886

Item 11: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1888

Item 12: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1889

Item 13: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1890

Item 14: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1891

Item 15: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1892

Item 16: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1894

Item 17: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1895

Item 18: Maria Goodell Frost-Diary 1897

Item 19: Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1873

Item 20: Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1874

Item 21: Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1876

Item 22: Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1877

Item 23: Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1878

Item 24: Lavinia Goodell-Diary 1879

Box 13

Folder 1: Papers from Maria G. Frost's Diary, 1881

Folder 2: Genealogy

Folder 3: Portraits and Photographs

Includes image of Lewis P. Frost and Maria Goodell Frost

Folder 4: Wills

Folder 5: William Goodell Autobiographies

Folder 6: Clippings

Folder 7: “Wisconsin Then and Now”

Article on Lavinia Goodell

Folder 8: Officer's Commission for Zachariah Goodell

Folder 9: In Memoriam

for William Goodell

Folder 10: Lavinia Goodell Obituaries

Folder 11: Miscellaneous Items

Sub-Series 2B: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost

Much of Maria's correspondence with her husband Lewis Frost, her sister, parents, and children, is preserved here. Lavinia's personal correspondence is also preserved, mostly with family members and friends.

Box 13

Folder 12: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, n.d.

Folder 13: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1815

Folder 14: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1820-1822

Folder 15: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1838-1839

Folder 16: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1842-1845

Folder 17: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1846-1847

Folder 18: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1848-1849

Folder 19: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1850

Folder 20: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1851-1852

Folder 21: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1853

Folder 22: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1853

Folder 23: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1854

Folder 24: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1855

Folder 25: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1856

Folder 26: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1857-1858

Folder 27: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1859

Folder 28: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1860

Folder 29: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1861

Folder 30: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1862

Folder 31: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1863

Folder 32: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1863

Folder 33: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1864

Box 14

Folder 1: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1865

Folder 2: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1865

Folder 3: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1866

Folder 4: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1866

Folder 5: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1867

Folder 6: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1868

Folder 7: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1868

Folder 8: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1869

Folder 9: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1870

Folder 10: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1870

Folder 11: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1871

Folder 12: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1871

Folder 13: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1872

Folder 14: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1873

Folder 15: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1874

Folder 16: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1874

Folder 17: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1875

Folder 18: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1876

Folder 19: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1877

Folder 20: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1877

Folder 21: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1878

Folder 22: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1879

Folder 23: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1880

Folder 24: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1881-1885

Folder 25: Correspondence of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost, 1886-1892

Sub-Series 2C: Writings of Lavinia Goodell and Maria Frost

A historically significant document, Lavinia's brief for presentation to the Wisconsin Supreme Court makes a compelling argument, and its acceptance sealed her efforts to see women lawyers recognized. Both Maria's account of her sister's life and her statement on women's suffrage are of great interest.

Box 14

Folder 26: Manuscript of Life of Lavinia Goodell (by Maria G. Frost)

Box 15

Folder 1: Life of Lavinia Goodell

(Fragments)

Folder 2: Brief Biography of Lavinia Goodell (by Maria G. Frost)

Folder 3: Ten Reasons Why Women Should Vote (by Maria G. Frost)

Folder 4: Temperance Essay (by Maria G. Frost)

Folder 5: Miscellaneous (by Maria G. Frost)

Folder 6: Brief for Wisconsin State Supreme Court (by Lavinia Goodell)

Folder 7: The Responsibility of the North for Slavery (by Lavinia Goodell)

Folder 8: The Underground Railroad (by Lavinia Goodell)

Folder 9: Articles by Lavinia Goodell - Clippings

Sub-Series 2D: Notes on Lavinia Goodell by Elisabeth Peck

Elisabeth Peck, who started teaching at Berea in 1912, wrote a book-length manuscript about Lavinia Goodell that was never published. She transcribed some of Lavinia's letters and diary entries from the William Goodell Family Papers in the process of her research. Elisabeth Peck's use of this material may be traced in the earlier draft of her manuscript on Lavinia Goodell in the Berea College Archives, and in the final version, in the Berea Collection, entitled, So Life is Learning.

Box 15

Folder 10: Peck Notes: General

Folder 11: Lavinia Goodell - play as a child

Folder 12: Familyness in youth (family)

Folder 13: Lavinia Goodell's health

Folder 14: Childhood with Maria

Folder 15: Rusticating for health

Folder 16: Lavinia Goodell, Teaching in Williamsburg

Folder 17: Glimpses of Civil War

Folder 18: Lavinia Goodell, Working for father and publishing business

Folder 19: Lavinia Goodell, Growing Religion

Folder 20: Lavinia Goodell and Negroes

Folder 21: Life with German family

Folder 22: Lavinia Goodell, Travel sights

Folder 23: First visit to Janesville, Maria and William

Folder 24: Lavinia and Maria: Adult relationship

Folder 25: Lavinia Goodell, Childhood with father

Folder 26: Lavinia Goodell, Temperance Work, Temperance Club

Folder 27: Lavinia Goodell and Dress

Folder 28: Lavinia Goodell and Women's Rights Issues

Folder 29: Lavinia Goodell, Jail boys

Folder 30: Lavinia Goodell, Women's Congress

Folder 31: Lavinia Goodell, Interest in Prison Reform

Folder 32: Lavinia Goodell, Self-examination

Folder 33: Lavinia Goodell, Operations and struggling for recovery (health)

Folder 34: Lavinia Goodell Homes in Janesville

Folder 35: Lavinia Goodell, Moods

Folder 36: Important people met, not literary

Folder 37: Lavinia Goodell; Going into law

Folder 38: Childhood ways of Lavinia Goodell, not written by William or Maria

Folder 39: Lavinia Goodell as Notary Public

Folder 40: Lavinia Goodell on women in politics

Folder 41: Lavinia Goodell, Health in 1870s

Folder 42: Lavinia Goodell, Law Studies

Folder 43: Father (William Goodell) in Janesville

Folder 44: Lavinia Goodell, a woman as lawyer

Folder 45: Lavinia Goodell, Experience in public speaking

Folder 46: Lavinia Goodell, Law office in Janesville

Folder 47: Lavinia Goodell's writings

Folder 48: Lavinia Goodell, Admission to Wisconsin Bar

Folder 49: Lavinia Goodell, Law practice

Folder 50: Lavinia Goodell, Work on State Legislature of Wisconsin

Folder 51: Lavinia Goodell, Law Office

Folder 52: Lavinia Goodell Letter (Carbon Copies) (typed excerpts from selected letters from 1854-1879)

Folder 53: William Goodell, memorial 1879

Folder 54: Lavinia Goodell, Settles in Madison

Folder 55: Lavinia Goodell, Closing Weeks (of classes, teaching, 1880)

Folder 56: Lavinia Goodell's Will

Folder 57: Dorothy Thomas correspondence with Elizabeth Peck, 1959

Folder 58: William Goodell, Peck notes