Finding Aid for the Mary Boyce Temple Correspondence, 1876-1920


MS-22

University of Tennessee Special Collections Library, Knoxville, TN


Finding Aid written by: Emily Bush, July 11, 2006
Encoded by: Emily Bush, July 11, 2006

Summary Information
Title: Mary Boyce Temple Correspondence

Date/Date Range :   1876-1920

Extent: 6.0 linear feet

Abstract:
This collection contains correspondence and letters relating to the Daughters of the American Revolution from 1876-1920. Also in this collection are letters of James W. Harle to Mrs. Sam McKinney, letters to O.P. Temple from his wife, and the correspondences of Mary B. Temple. The ephemera file contains an old Bible, a book of Psalms, and the writings of Mary B. Temple.

Call number: MS-22

Repository: University of Tennessee Special Collections Library, Knoxville, TN

Access and Use
Aquisition Information:
Collection is property of Special Collections.
Access Restrictions:
Collection is open for research.
Copyright:
The copyright interests in this collection remain with the creator. For more information, contact the Special Collections Library.
Preferred Citation:
[Identification of Item], Mary Boyce Temple Correspondence, MS-22. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Special Collections Library.

Arrangement

Collection consists of six boxes.


Biography / History

Daughter of Judge O.P. Temple, Mary Boyce Temple was a preservationist and philanthropist in Knoxville, TN during the early 20th century. Educated by her father's personal library and at Vassar, she was the first president of the Woman's Club in Knoxville, TN, Ossoli Circle. In addition, she was the first secretary of the General Federated Woman's Club of Tennessee.


Collection Scope and Content Note

This collection contains correspondence and letters relating to the Daughters of the American Revolution from 1876-1920. Also in this collection are letters of James W. Harle to Mrs. Sam McKinney, letters to O.P. Temple from his wife, and the correspondences of Mary B. Temple. The ephemera file contains an old Bible, a book of Psalms, and the writings of Mary B. Temple. See also: MS 0021, MS 0669

Subject Terms

  • Daughters of the American Revolution -- History.
  • Temple, Mary B. (Mary Boyce), b. 1856.
Contents List
Box   1     Folder   1    
DAR Letters, 1876-1878

Box   1     Folder   2    
DAR Letters, 1880-1889

Box   1     Folder   3    
DAR Letters, 1892-1905

Box   1     Folder   4    
DAR Letters, 1907-1908

Box   1     Folder   5    
DAR Letters, 1908 July-December

Box   1     Folder   6    
DAR Letters, 1909

Box   2     Folder   1    
DAR Letters, 1910-1911

Box   2     Folder   2    
DAR Letters, 1912-1916

Box   2     Folder   3    
DAR Letters, 1890-1906

Box   2     Folder   4    
DAR Letters, 1907 January-March

Box   2     Folder   5    
DAR Letters, 1907 April

Box   3     Folder   1    
DAR Letters, 1907 May-June

Box   3     Folder   2    
DAR Letters, 1907 July

Box   3     Folder   3    
DAR Letters, 1907 August

Box   3     Folder   4    
DAR Letters, 1907 September-October

Box   3     Folder   5    
DAR Letters, 1907 November-December

Box   4     Folder   1    
DAR Letters, 1908 January-March

Box   4     Folder   2    
DAR Letters, 1908 April

Box   4     Folder   3    
DAR Letters, 1908 May-August

Box   4     Folder   4    
DAR Letters, 1908 September-October

Box   4     Folder   5    
DAR Letters, 1908 November-December

Box   4     Folder   6    
Article on Major Campbell Wallace, undated

Box   5     Folder   1    
DAR Letters, 1909-1920

Box   5     Folder   2    
James W. Harle Letters to Mrs. Sam McKinney, 1905-1909

Box   5     Folder   3    
James W. Harle Letters to Mrs. Sam McKinney, 1905-1909

Box   5     Folder   4    
Letters to O.P. Temple from His Wife, 1889

Box   6      
Ephemera undated