Most of the correspondence is directed to Goode, with lesser amounts to True, Walcott, and Rathbun. Also, a small amount of correspondence is addressed to the Secretary of the Smithsonian, (Baird, 1878-1887; and Samuel P. Langley, 1887-1906) but is generally referred to the Assistant Secretary for response.

Much of the material is routine correspondence from the general public, and deals with offers to sell and collect specimens, the identification of artifacts and specimens, museum administration, and requests for publications. Also evident is correspondence from contractors, publishing houses, and other firms conducting business transactions with the United States National Museum. A large part of the international scientific community corresponded with the United States National Museum, and many letters concerning 19th century science and scientific affairs are contained in this collection. A large quantity of correspondence exists from museums, scientists, various scientific institutions, and colleges and universities. Once again, much of the correspondence is routine, concerning exhibits, museum administration, requests for publications, and the exchange of specimens. A voluminous amount of material regards United States National Museum publications. However, most of the correspondence concerns the technical production of the manuscripts, rather than the content. Materials of special interest include correspondence from collectors and naturalists in the field, plans and accounts of scientific expeditions, and data on significant accessions. A small amount of outgoing correspondence appears in the collection.

See Record Unit 112 for outgoing correspondence.

Box 1 of 154

Folder	1		Aaberg, O. H. - Abbott, W. H. Correspondents include: Cleveland Abbe (1885-1896) and Charles Conrad Abbott (1890-1894).
Folder	2		Abbott, William Louis, 1889-1901. Material includes correspondence with: George Brown Goode (3-8-89) concerning a field trip to Central Africa; Goode (4-25-91) requesting government aid for his expedition to Somaliland; Goode (11-1-91) concerning his collections made in Kashmir; Frederick William True (3-20-95) regarding the collection of specimens in Turkenstan and the Pamirs; Goode and True (2-19-96, 7-15-96, and 8-9-96) regarding specimens collected in lower Siam; True and Charles Wallace Richmond (5-7-97, 6-5-97, and 9-22-97) concerning a trip to Rupshire and Kashmir; True (1-11-90) regarding collecting work conducted in Burma.
Folder	3		Abbott, William Louis. Papers published by the United States National Museum based on the collections of Dr. Abbott, 1890-1894.
Folder	4		Abbott, William Louis. Field notes and map from a trip to Aksu and Yarkland, Eastern Turkestan, 1893-1894.
Folder	5		Abbott, W. W. - Adair, J. M. Correspondents include A.A. Ackerman (1884 and 1889).
Folder	6		Adami, Hem - Adams, G.
Folder	7		Adams, Herbert Baxter - Adams, W. W. Correspondents include Herbert Baxter Adams (1888-1892).
Folder	8		Adaseheck, George - Agard, C. W.

Box 2 of 154

Folders	1-2		Agassiz, Alexander, 1882-1895.
Folder	3		Agassiz, Alexander, 1896-1901 - Agriculture, South Carolina Commissioner of.
Folder	4		Ahem, G. P. - Akron Smoking Pipe Company.
Folder	5		Alabama, Geological Survey of - Alcock, A. Correspondents include A. Alcock of the Indian Museum, Calcutta (1893-1901).
Folder	6		Alden, F. W. - Aldridge, F. C. Correspondents include: Charles Aldrich, curator of the Historical Department of Iowa (1893-1902); John Merton Aldrich (1897-1900).
Folder	7		Aler, F. V. - Allfree Engine Company.
Folder	8		Allen, A. A. - Allen, G.

Box 3 of 154

Folder	1		Allen, Harrison, 1887-1897. Included in the correspondence is material concerning Allen's research on bats and his work, "A Monograph of the Bats of North America," (U. S. N. M. Bulletin #43, 1893).
Folder	2		Allen, Harrison Jr. - Allen, Joel Asaph. Correspondents include Joel Asaph Allen (1887- 1901). Allen served as curator of the Department of Mammalogy and Ornithology of the American Museum of Natural History. Much of the correspondence regards the exchange of specimens between the U. S. N. M. and the American Museum of Natural History. A small amount of the material concerns Allen's research on the American Bison.
Folder	3		Allen, J. R. - Allen, W. W.
Folder	4		Allison, C. T. - Alter, J. L.
Folder	5		Althoff, G. F. - Amsterdam: Royal Zoological Society. Correspondents include Daniel Ammen (1882-1893).
Folder	6		American - A-K

Box 4 of 154

Folder	1		American, L-Z
Folder	2		Anagnos, M. - Andrews, W. T.
Folder	3		Anderson, A. - Anderson, W.H.
Folder	4		Andrus, E. W. - Antwerp International Exposition. Correspondents include Alfred W. Anthony (1892- 1901).
Folder	5		Apery, T. - Appling, W. B.
Folder	6		Aquarium - Arlington Relics.
Folder	7		Armas, M. - Armstrong, W. P.
Folder	8		Army Medical Museum - Arnold, Tony. Correspondents include Ralph Arnold of Stanford University (1901-1902).

Box 5 of 154

Folder	1		Arranz, M.D. - Ashe, W. W.
Folder	2		Asher, Phillip - Astor, William.
Folder	3		Aten, J. G. - Atkinson, George F. Correspondents include: Museum of Athens (1898-1900); Edward Atkinson (1880-1885), concerning Atkinson's work collecting fabric and textiles for the U.S. N. M.
Folder	4		Atkinson, G. W. - Atwater, Robert. Correspondents include Henry Philemon Attwater (1894 & 1901).
Folders	5-6		Atwater, Wilbur Olin, 1881-1899. Atwater served as Director of the Chemical Laboratory of Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut. Much of the correspondence concerns Atwater's work while serving as Honorary Curator of the Section of Foods, U. S. N. M. The material includes discussions of the chemical analysis of food and nutrition and the preparation of an exhibit to illustrate the composition of the human body.
Folder	7		Atwood, G. G. - Aztec. Correspondents include The Austrailian Museum (1891-1899).
Folder	8		Baba, Tatui - Bacon, Oliver C.

Box 6 of 154

Folder	1		Badenoch, G. R. - Bailey, W. H. Correspondents include: Loring Woart Bailey of the Geological Survey of Canada (1879 & 1897); Vernon Orlando Bailey (1902).
Folder	2		Bailhache, Mr. - Baker, Charles D.
Folder	3		Baker, Charles Fuller - Baker, William S. Correspondents include: Charles Fuller Baker (1898-1901); Frank C. Baker of the Chicago Academy of Sciences (1896-1897), the letter of 7-23-96 to Frederick William True regards the transmission of a collection of shells to the U. S. N. M.
Folder	4		Balboni, A. I. - Baldwin, Roger N.
Folder	5		Ball, B. T. - Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.
Folder	6		Bancroft, Charles E. - Barbour, Thomas. Correspondents include Edwin Atlee Barber of the Pennsylvania Museum (1882-1896).
Folder	7		Barcelona, Spain - Barley, Henry W.
Folder	8		Barlow, Chester - Barnum, W. P. Correspondents include Chester Barlow of the Cooper Ornithological Club of California (1897-1901).

Box 7 of 154

Folder	1		Barr, J. C. - Barry, W. H. Correspondents include Walter Bradford Barrows (1884-1886).
Folder	2		Barter, James - Barton, James W.
Folder	3		Barton, M. T. - Bastick, W. W. Correspondents include Adolph Bastian (1886 -1894). The correspondence for 1894 concerns a proposed exchange of Indian and Chinese religious objects between the U. S. N. M. and the Royal Ethnographic Museum, Berlin, Germany.
Folder	4		Batalin, A. - Baumann, Karl.
Folder	5		Baur, Georg Herman, 1888-1897. Much of the correspondence concerns Baur's proposed monograph on the Testudinata of North America which was to be published by the U. S. N. M. A small amount of material regards Baur's collections made in the Galapagos Islands.
Folder	6		Bausch, H. W. - Bayly, Margaret.
Folder	7		Beach, G. W. - Beaman, C. W.

Box 8 of 154

Folder	1		Bean, Frank S. - Beauverd, Gustave. Correspondents include Tarleton Hoffman Bean (1898).
Folder	2		Bechhold, J. H. - Beck, S. William.
Folder	3		Becker, C. J. - Beclard, F. Correspondents include: Paul Edmund Beckwith (1888-1891), concerning Beckwith's request for reinstatement as Numismatician in the U. S. N. M.; F. Beclard of the Royal Natural History Museum of Belgium (1890-1891).
Folder	4		Bedford, Henrietta - Beitner, George F. Correspondents include: Charles Emerson Beecher (1892-1901); William Beer of the Howard Memorial Library, New Orleans (1893-1901).
Folder	5		BeLange, James L. - Bell, C. N. Correspondents include: Lyman Belding (1882-1891); Alexander Graham Bell (1885-1902).
Folder	6		Bell, E. M. - Bemis, W. J.
Folder	7		Benbow, D. W. C. - Benedict, W. H. Correspondents include A. L. Benedict, Superintendent of Ethnology and Archaeology at the Pan-American Exposition (1900-1901).

Box 9 of 154

Folder	1		Benesch, A. B. - Bennett, A. E. Correspondents include Marcus Benjamin (1889-1895).
Folder	2		Bennett, Charles B. - Bennetts, William J.
Folder	3		Bensch, Jacob - Benzon, Hans.
Folder	4		Berdan, John - Berlack, A. S.
Folder	5		Berlepsch, Count Von - Berzroth, E.
Folder	6		Bess, W. W. - Bezzi, M.
Folder	7		Bianco, Lo. - Bickford, F. T.

Box 10 of 154

Folder	1		Bickmore, Albert Smith - Bierring, Walter L. Correspondents include Albert Smith Bickmore of the American Museum of Natural History (1882-1893).
Folder	2		Bierstadt, Edward - Big Rapids, Michigan. Correspondents include Edward F. Bigelow (1899-1902).
Folder	3		Bilbe, E. J. - Birt, L. F. H. Correspondents include William Greene Binney (1884-1889).
Folder	4		Bishop, Charles J. - Bixler, Frank. Correspondents include Erhard Bissenger (1887-1891), concerning efforts by Bissinger to secure objects from Syria for the U. S. N. M.
Folder	5		Blachly, C. P. - Blackford, Charles M.
Folder	6		Blackford, Euguene G. - Blair, W. B. Correspondents include: Eugene G. Blackford of the New York State Fishery Commission (1881-1890); Wilmore W. Blackmar (1895-1896), concerning Blackmar's bequest of the chair used at Appomattox by General Grant to the U. S. N. M.
Folder	7		Blake, Adaline - Blanchet, H. H. Correspondents include William Phipps Blake (1884-1902).
Folder	8		Bland, G. W. - Blezek, L. A. Correspondents include Willis Stanley Blatchley (1902).
Folder	9		Blick, Sol D. - Bloomfield, Illinois.

Box 11 of 154

Folder	1		Blouch, Z. H. - Blythe, W. H.
Folder	2		Board - Boaz, O. I. Correspondents include Franz Boas (1883-1902), includes material concerning a proposed plan for the publication of a general directory of scientific collections (1888); Boas' monograph,"The Social Organization and Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians," (Annual Report of U. S. N. M., 1895); Boas' work identifying ethnological specimens in the U.S. N. M. collection.
Folder	3		Boccard, Louis - Boettger, Fred. Correspondents include George H. Boehmer (1887-1894).
Folder	4		Bofill, Arturo -Bolton, Henry Carrington. Correspondents include: T. Dix Bolles (1887-1892); Henry Carrington Bolton (1894-1898).
Folder	5		Bom, G. Theod. - Bonee, Ervin E.
Folder	6		Bonelli, Basil C. - Booth, R. W.
Folder	7		Borden and Green - Borton, Frank. Correspondents include Christian Bors (1887-1889).
Folder	8		Boschetti, P. - Bott, Floyd.

Box 12 of 154

Folder	1		Boucher, N. F. - Bournes, F. S. Correspondents include Albert Boulenger of the British Museum (Natural History) (1896).
Folder	2		Bourguin, A. E. - Bowdoin, W. G. Correspondents include Beecher S. Bowdish (1901-1902), regarding Bowdish's collecting activity in Puerto Rico and Cuba.
Folder	3		Bowen, Adna G. - Bowers, W. L. Correspondents include Stephen Bowers (1887-1901).
Folder	4		Bowersock, J. D. - Box, J. L.
Folder	5		Boyce, D. C. - Boyd, W. J. Correspondents include S. H. Boyd (1891), concerning Boyd's collecting work in Siam.
Folder	6		Boyden, A. C. - Boynton, L. O.
Folder	7		Brace, A. L. - Bradford, W. R.
Folder	8		Bradish, W. K. - Brainird, Erastus.
Folder	9		Braman, Herbert D. - Brannan, Lou E.

Box 13 of 154

Folder	1		Branner, B. M. - Brasche, Paul. Correspondents include John Casper Branner (1885-1892).
Folder	2		Brashear, C. G. - Brazer, James.
Folder	3		Brearey, F. W. - Breninger, George F.
Folder	4		Brenizer, F. L. - Brezina, Aristide. Correspondents include William Brewster of the Museum of Comparative Zoology (1879-1899).
Folder	5		Brice, Calvin S. - Briggs, James S.
Folder	6		Brigham, A. A. - Brim, C. Correspondents include: Edward Morris Brigham (1888-1895), concerning an offer by Brigham to collect specimens from the Island of Marajo for the U.S. N. M.; William T. Brigham of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum (1893-1901).
Folder	7		Brimley, Clement Samuel - Brinton, Joseph H. Correspondents include: Clement Samuel Brimley (1895-1896); Herbert H. Brimley, curator of the State Museum of North Carolina; Daniel Garrison Brinton (1892-1895).
Folder	8		Brissenden, J. C. - Britcher, Horace W. Correspondents include Charles L. Bristol (1889-1899), concerning Bristol's proposed monograph on the "Great Red Sandstone Quarry."
Folder	9		British Museum (Natural History) - Brock, R. A. Correspondents include Nathaniel Lord Britton (1888-1897).
Folder	10		Brockenbrough, M. C. - Bronson, Elias S.

Box 14 of 154

Folder	1		Brookbank, Thomas W. - Brooks, William Keith. Correspondents include William Keith Brooks of Johns Hopkins University (1885-1891).
Folder	2		Broon, B. F. V. - Brower, Wilbur G.
Folder	3		Brown, Alexander - Brown, A. R. Correspondents include Arthur Erwin Brown of the Zoological Society of Philadelphia (1884-1901).
Folder	4		Brown-Bierce Company - Brown, Effie.
Folder	5		Brown, F. A. - Brown, Jennie.
Folder	6		Brown, John Croumbie, 1889-1892. Much of the correspondence concerns the deposit of John Croumbie Brown's publications and manuscripts in the U. S. N. M.
Folder	7		Brown, John Crosby - Brown, L. W.
Folder	8		Brown, Marie A. - Brown, M. B. Correspondents include Marie A. Brown (1887-1888), regarding Marie A. Brown's efforts in organizing a commemoration of the Norse discovery of America.
Folder	9		Brown, M. E. - Brown, M. M. Correspondents include: M. E. Brown (1885-1901), concerning the exchange of musical instruments with the U. S. N. M.
Folder	10		Brown, Oliver - Brown, W. H.

Box 15 of 154

Folder	1		Brown, William Harvey - Brown, W. S. Correspondents include William Harvey Brown (1890-1897), concerning Brown's collecting excursions to Africa. Also, included is a summary of correspondence with Brown (2-3-90).
Folder	2		Browne, J. W. - Bruce, W. M. Correspondents include Minor W. Bruce (1894-1895), concerning Bruce's collecting work.
Folder	3		Brucker, Ferdinand - Bruner, Louis N.
Folder	4		Bruner, T. K. - Brush-Swan.
Folder	5		Brussels, Belgium - Bryan, Samuel M.
Folder	6		Bryan, S. S. - Bryson, James Andrew. Correspondents include Henry Grier Bryant (1891-1892), concerning Bryant's collecting activity.
Folder	7		Buch, Rev. George - Buck, George M.
Folder	8		Buck, H. R. - Buckner, S. U.
Folder	9		Budd, D. W. - Buist and Buist.
Folder	10		Bulkley, E.W. - Bumgardner, Augusta.

Box 16 of 154

Folder	1		Bumpap, Robah F. - Burdorf, C.
Folder	2		Burger, George W. - Burkhardt, John.
Folder	3		Burleigh, E. C. - Burns, W. P.
Folder	4		Burton, E. E. - Burton, M. F.
Folder	5		Burtt, L. M. - Buswell, Walter M.
Folder	6		Butcher, A. P. - Butt, McCoskey.
Folder	7		Butter, Jeremiah - Byrnes, Esther F.
Folder	8		Cabanip, A. - Cait, E. S.
Folder	9		Caleinara, Countess de - Calkins, W. W. Correspondents include: C. G. Calkins (1889-1896), regarding Calkins' collecting work in Japan.

Box 17 of 154

Folder	1		Call, R. Ellsworth - Calvo, J. B. Correspondents include: R. Ellsworth Call (1891-1900); Phillip P. Calvert of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (1890-1898).
Folder	2		Cambridge - Camp, W. H. Correspondents include John H. Camp (1891-1901), concerning Camp's collecting work in Africa.
Folder	3		Campanile, Arturio - Campbell, W. M.
Folder	4		Canada - Canisius, T.
Folder	5		Cannon and Wright - Cantwell, George G. Correspondents include George G. Cantwell (1897- 1901).
Folder	6		Cantwell, J. C. - Capwell, V. L. Correspondents include Horace Capron (1868, 1886, 1891, and undated), concerning the Capron Collection of Japanese Works of Art.
Folder	7		Caracciolo, H. - Carithers, Anna.
Folder	8		Cark, H. - Carney, O. L.

Box 18 of 154

Folder	1		Carolina (R. I.) Public Library - "Carpet Trade."
Folder	2		Carr, Mr. - Carroll, E. C.
Folder	3		Carroll, F. M. - Carson, N. M.
Folder	4		Carter, Albert F. - Carty, M. A.
Folder	5		Carus, Paul - Cashel, George. Correspondents include Merritt Cary (1899-1900).
Folder	6		Casper, John F. - Castex, B.
Folder	7		Castillo, A. - Cauthorn, E. Burns.
Folder	8		Cave, David N. - Cessna, William T.

Box 19 of 154

Folder	1		Chadbourn, E. R. - Chamberlain, O. S. Correspondents include: Charles Chaille-Long (1891-1896), regarding his work in Egypt; Frances Lea Chamberlain (1894-1895), concerning the bequest of her collection of gems and minerals to the U. S. N. M.
Folder	2		Chamberlin, E. - Chambers, W. H. H.
Folder	3		Chami, Clement - Chanler, William Astor. Correspondents include William Astor Chanler (1891-1895).
Folder	4		Chapel, W. W. - Chapman, George W. Correspondents include Henry Edgerton Chapin of Ohio University (1895-1896).
Folder	5		Chapman, Henry Cadwalader - Chapmas, W. S. Correspondents include Henry Cadwalader Chapman (1885-1894).
Folder	6		Chapoy - Chase, Virginius.
Folder	7		Chaster, George W. - Chaves, Francisco Alfonso. Correspondents include Heli Chatelain (1890-1896), regarding Chatelain's collecting activities in Africa. The letter of 4-3-96, to George Brown Goode concerns Chatelain's plans for the liberation of African slaves and for the abolition of the slave trade.
Folder	8		Cheeseman, Elliot E. - Chesnetti, C. L.

Box 20 of 154

Folder	1		Chesney, J. C. - Childress, R. H.
Folder	2		Childs, A. F. - Chittenden, R. H.
Folder	3		Choate, James E. - Christy, W. H.
Folder	4		Chubb, Samuel - Churchwood, A. Y.
Folder	5		Cilley, F. A. - Clarisse, Thomas N.
Folder	6		Clark, A. H. - Clark, Dow.
Folder	7		Clark, Edmund - Clark, George B. Correspondents include E. H. Clark of the Museum of Comparative Zoology (1891-1895).
Folder	8		Clark, Herbert A. - Clark, Leroy.

Box 21 of 154

Folder	1		Clark, Lillian Hale - Clark, W. S. Correspondents include William Bullock Clark, State Geologist of Maryland (1892-1902).
Folder	2		Clarke, Arthur E. - Clarke, William M. Correspondents include John Mason Clarke, State Paleontologist of New York (1887-1901).
Folder	3		Clarksburg Public Schools - Clay Worker, The. Correspondents include Edward Waller Claypole (1888-1899).
Folder	4		Clearihue, Thomas - Clemmons, W. H.
Folder	5		Clendenings, James H. - Clewell, John H. Correspondents include G. O. Clerc (1892-1894), regarding Clerc's work as a correspondent for the S. I.
Folder	6		Clickener, Charles - Clogenson, H.
Folder	7		Clokey, Josiah H. - Clymer, J. W. Correspondents include Adolp Cluss (1881-1895), including the correspondence for 1881 concerning the construction of the U. S. N. M. building.
Folder	8		Coad, N. G. D. - Cobb, W. J.
Folder	9		Cobeau, Eugene - Cockerton, Frank T. Correspondents include Theodore D. A. Cockerell (1887-1902).

Box 22 of 154

Folder	1		Cockrell, F. M. - Coe, W. V. N.
Folder	2		Coffey, George - Cogswell, William. Correspondents include Charles Albert Coffin, President of General Electric Company (1898-1899).
Folder	3		Cohagan, A. C. - Coker, Robert E. Correspondents include Richard Coke (1892-1893). The letter of 3-28-92 to Samuel P. Langley concerns the possible purchase, by the government, of the Cardwell Collection of Egyptian Antiquities.
Folder	4		Colahan, Charles - Cole, Leon J.
Folder	5		Cole, Mary E. - Colegate and Company.
Folder	6		Coll, Frank - Collin, Thomas H. M. Correspondents include Robert Collett of the Zoologisk Museum, Christiania (Oslo), Norway (1891-1900).
Folder	7		Collinge, Walter S. - Collins, J. S.
Folder	8		Collins, Joseph William - Columbus College. Correspondents include Joseph William Collins (1885 -1896), concerning the section of Naval Architecture of the U. S. N. M.
Folder	9		Colunga, E. W. F. - Como, Edward.

Box 23 of 154

Folder	1		Comp, C. A. - Comyn, Mary Bain. Correspondents include John Henry Comstock of Cornell University and Leland Stanford Junior University (1883-1894).
Folder	2		Conahan, William F. - Conine, J.
Folder	3		Coning, F. W. - Connor, W. R.
Folder	4		Conoway, R. B. - Conwentz. Correspondents include Moncure Daniel Conway (1887).
Folder	5		Cook, Arthur J. - Cook, M. R.
Folder	6		Cook, Orator Fuller - Cook, W. S. Correspondents include Orator Fuller Cook (1892-1897). The letter of 4-23-94, to Frederick William True concerns Cook's trip to Africa.
Folder	7		Cooke, A. C. - Cooke, Wells Woodbridge. Correspondents include: George Henry Cooke (1887-1898), concerning Cooke's monograph, "Te Pito Te Henua, Known as Rapa Nui; Commonly called Easter Island, South Pacific Ocean," (Annual Report of the U. S. N. M., 1897); Wells Woodbridge Cooke (1893-1896).
Folder	8		Cooley, Albert N. - Coowell, David.

Box 24 of 154

Folders

1-11

Cope, Edward Drinker, 1884-1899. Material concerning Cope's works: "Batrachia of North America," (U. S. N. M. Bulletin #34, 1889) and "The Crocodilians, Lizards and Snakes of North America," (Annual Report of the U. S. N. M., 1898). Requests for specimens, problems relating to illustration of Cope's works and contractual disagreements frequently appear in the correspondence.

Box 25 of 154

Folder	1		Cope Estate, Edward Drinker, 1897-1900. The bulk of the material concerns efforts by the U. S. N. M. to recover government specimens in Edward Drinker Cope's possession at the time of his death. Of special interest are the letters of 3-16-98, 3-17-98, 3-31-98, and 8-18-98.concerning the recovery of a collection of fossil fish from the Hayden Survey of 1877.
Folder	2		Copenhagen - Corcoran Gallery of Art. Correspondents include Daniel William Coquillett (1895).
Folder	3		Corder, James Ransome - Cornet, Henry B.
Folder	4		Corning, A. K. - Cory, Charles B.
Folder	5		Coryton, John - Cothron, John.
Folder	6		Cott, Edward - Coubeaux, Eugene. Correspondents include Eugene Coubeaux (1896-1900), regarding efforts by Coubeaux to collect natural history specimens from Canada for the U. S. N. M.
Folder	7		Coues, Elliott, 1882-1899. The material from the years 1882-1883 concerns the monograph, "Avifauna Columbia," (U. S. N.M. Bulletin #26, 1893), which Coues co-authored with Daniel Webster Prentiss.
Folder	8		Coughlin, Eugene - Cousins, R. G. Correspondents include John Merle Coulter (1895).
Folder	9		Covert, N. H. - Cowles, Calvin J. Correspondents include Frederick Vernon Coville (1891).

Box 26 of 154

Folder	1		Cowles, David S. - Cox, P. E.
Folder	2		Cox, Phillip - Cragin, Edward F.
Folder	3		Cragin, Francis Whittemore - Cram, F. W. A. Correspondents include Francis Whittemore Cragin of The American Geologist (1884-1895).
Folder	4		Cram, W. H., 1885-1890. The correspondence for 1890, between Cram and Samuel P. Langley concerns a new policy of keeping the U. S. N. M. open at night.
Folder	5		Crall, James - Cranston, F. W.
Folder	6		Crapo, John M. - Crawford, John. Correspondents include John Crawford (1890-1896), regarding Crawford's collecting activity in Nicaragua.
Folder	7		Crawford, John Martin - Creighton, Robert J. Correspondents include John Martin Crawford (1888-1894), concerning efforts by Crawford to secure a collection of Finnish artifacts for the U. S. N. M.
Folder	8		Crenshaw, William G. - Crittenden, M. L.

Box 27 of 154

Folder	1		Croan, William M. - Crooks, W. E.
Folder	2		Cropper, John - Crosscup and West Engraving Company. Correspondents include William Otis Crosby of the Boston Society of Natural History (1886-1893).
Folder	3		Crotsenburg, C. S. - Culberson, N. C.
Folders	4-5		Culin, Robert Stewart, 1890-1901. Robert Stewart Culin served as Director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Science and Art. The bulk of the material concerns papers written by Culin and published by the U. S. N. M. Works include; "Chinese Games with Dice and Dominoes," (Annual Report of the U. S. N. M., 1893), "Mancala; The National Game of Africa," (Annual Report of the U.S. N. M., 1894), "Chess and Playing Cards," (Annual Report of the U. S. N. M., 1896).
Folder	6		Cullen, John S. - Cumstock, F. M.
Folder	7		Cundall, Frank - Cunnington, William. Correspondents include Burton L. Cunningham (1891-1895).
Folder	8		Curet, A. - Curtiss, J. L. Correspondents include: Rolla P. Currie (1900-1901); William E. Curtis (1891-1892).

Box 28 of 154

Folder	1		Cusack, R. S. - Cutler, Abram. Correspondents include Frank Hamilton Cushing (1882-1899).
Folder	2		Cutler, Alfred M. - Cuyler and Mohler.
Folder	3		Dabney, Charles W. - Dakmen, Jose.
Folder	4		Dale, Blanche - Dalte, Ernest. Correspondents include: John J. Dalgleish (1893-1898); Caroline Healey Dall (1883-1897).
Folder	5		Dalton, A. P. - Damrow, Clinton O.
Folder	6		Dana, C. L. - Dangerfield, Theordore. Correspondents include: Edward Salisbury Dana of the American Journal of Science (1893); James Dwight Dana (1886-1897).
Folder	7		Daniel, A. C. - Daniel, Z. T. Correspondents include: John Warwick Daniel (1888-1900); John Warwick Daniel, Jr. (1894-1900).
Folder	8		Daniels, A. - Darling, C. W.
Folder	9		Darlington, Homer T. - Daum, J. J. Correspondents include G. Auguste Daubree of the Museum of Natural History, Paris (1888-1889).
Folder	10		Davenport, A. C. - Davie, Oliver.

Box 29 of 154

Folder	1		Davies, Arthur W. - Davin, Harlow.
Folder	2		Davis, Alice - Davis, Charles L. Correspondents include Charles Albert Davis (1884-1897).
Folder	3		Davis, C. K. - Davis, Greer W.
Folder	4		Davis, Hauge - Davis, N. H.
Folder	5		Davis, P. L. - Davy, John. Correspondents include William Norris Davis (1886-1889).
Folder	6		Dawes, Charles G. - Dawson, Thomas. Correspondents include George M. Dawson, Director of the Geological Survey of Canada (1897-1900).
Folder	7		Day, Alfred E. - Dayton (Ohio).
Folder	8		Deahl, Mary E. - Dean, J. Ernest. Correspondents include Bashford Dean of Columbia University (1893-1902).
Folder	9		Dean, Samuel B. - Deckert, Emil. Correspondents inc1ude Ned Dearborn (1896).
Folder	10		DeCora, Angel - Deitz, William G.

Box 30 of 154

Folder	1		DeJarnette, Henry M. - Delsue. Correspondents include Frederick Samuel Dellenbaugh (1895- 1900).
Folder	2		Demarest, A. - Demorest Normal School.
Folder	3		Demorgan, J. - Denison University.
Folder	4		Deniston, Thomas B. - Dennison, George W.
Folder	5		Dennison Manufacturing Company - Denton, Sherman F.
Folder	6		Dents - DeRange, R.
Folder	7		Derby, Abercrombie - Desert Museum. Correspondents include Emile Deschamps (1898-1902), concerning Deschamps' collecting activity in the Orient.
Folder	8		DeShayes, E. - Detwiler, John.
Folder	9		Deubach, William F. - Devoe, F. W.
Folder	10		DeVolcraft, Gracie D. - Dewey, John. Correspondents include: Dall DeWeese (1898-1899), regarding DeWeese's collecting work in behalf of the U. S. N. M.; Frederick P. Dewey (1889- 1895), including the letters of 3-8-92 and 4-25-94 concerning Dewey's monograph, "A Preliminary Descriptive Catologue of the Systematic Collections in Economic Geology and Metallurgy," (U. S. N. M. Bulletin #42, 1891).

Box 31 of 154

Folder	1		Dewey, Melvil - Dharmehand, M.
Folder	2		Diago, J. - Diddock, W. T.
Folder	3		Diefold, F. S. - Dillon, P. W. Correspondents include Joseph Silas Diller of the U. S. Geological Survey (1884-1897).
Folder	4		Dilts, J. M. - Disbrow, Eterlina M.
Folder	5		Disney, W. S. - Dixon, Frederick J.
Folder	6		Dixon, J. N. - Dixon, Zella Allen. Correspondents include Samuel Gibson Dixon, President of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (1892-1898).
Folder	7		Doan, R. E. - Dockstader, Arvilla.
Folder	8		Dodd, C. F. - Dodge, W. E.
Folder	9		Dodson, B. F. - Doig, Colin D. Correspondents include Carl Doerflinger of the Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee (1883-1886).

Box 32 of 154

Folder	1		Dolan, A. - Donaldson, T. B. Correspondents include Charles Sumner Dolley of the University of Pennsylvania (1888-1892), concerning Dolley's work based on the U. S. N. M. collection of Crustacea from the Bahama Islands.
Folder	2		Donaldson, Thomas, 1881-1897. Most of the correspondence concerns Donaldson's work, "The George Catlin Indian Gallery in the U. S. N. M.," (Annual Report of the U. S. N. M., 1885, part II).
Folder	3		Donaldson, Walter - Dorchester, Daniel.
Folder	4		Doremus, Charles Avery - Doty, Webster.
Folder	5		Doubleday and McClure - Douglas, William L.
Folder	6		Douglass, A. E. - Dovener, B. B.
Folder	7		Dow, C. T. - Downs, W. J.
Folder	8		Doxey, William - Drake, C. M. Correspondents include Alexander Wilson Drake of the Century Magazine (1883-1901).
Folder	9		Drake, Francis - Dresser, William.

Box 33 of 154

Folder	1		Drew, Charles V. - Driver, Jesse J.
Folder	2		Droege, F. - Drysdale, J. W.
Folder	3		Duane, Arthur - Dudley, W. H.
Folder	4		Duek, Henry F. - Duffy, E. C. Correspondents include James Erwin Duerden (1896-1902).
Folder	5		Dufour, Achilles - Dugger, John A. Correspondents include Alfredo Duges (1888-1902).
Folder	6		Dulau and Company - Dunbar, W. Linfred.
Folder	7		Dunblazier, W. H. - Dunham, Summer T.
Folder	8		Dunlap, H. G. - Dunn, W. S.
Folder	9		Dunnahoo, George R. - Duquesne College.

Box 34 of 154

Folders	1-8		Durand, John, 1883-1901. The correspondence concerns Durand's work as an agent of the Smithsonian Institution in Paris and other European cities. Of special interest is an extensive amount of material regarding the Riggs Collection of Armor.
Folder	9		Durden, Henry S. - Dutton, Laura E.
Folder	10		Duty, M. F. - Dwyer, P.R.
Folder	11		Dyar, Harrison Gray - Dzlatzko, Dr. Correspondents include Harrison Gray Dyar (1897).

Box 35 of 154

Folder	1		Eaches, William R. - Earle, George Jr.
Folder	2		Earley, James Jr. - Earnst, W. C. Correspondents include R. Edward Earll (1893-1895), regarding Earll's activity as special agent of the Smithsonian Institution at the Atlanta and World's Columbian Expositions.
Folder	3		Easley, George R. - Eaton, P. H.
Folder	4		Ebaugh, A. Newton - Eckbert, W. F.
Folder	5		Eckert, E. C. - Ecuador.
Folder	6		Edbrooke, W. J. - Edmonds, Willis. Correspondents include Thomas Alva Edison (1888).
Folder	7		Edmondson, J. H. - Edwards, Charles L.
Folder	8		Edwards, E. - Edwards, William Henry. Correspondents include William Henry Edwards (1884-1888).
Folder	9		Eeden, F. W. von - Egyptian Institute. Correspondents include Thomas Egleston of the School of Mines, Columbia College (1887-1892). Much of the correspondence concerns Egleston's work, "Catologue of Minerals and Synonyms," (U.S. N. M. Bulletin #133, 1887).
Folder	10		Ehle, A. W. - Eifler, George William.

Box 36 of 154

Folder	1		Eigenmann, Carl H., 1887-1901.Eigenmann served as Professor of Zoology at Indiana University. The bulk of the correspondence concerns his ichthyological work.
Folder	2		Eigenmann, Rosa Smith - Ekman, Sven. Correspondents include: Rosa Smith Eigenmann (1890); Gustavus Augustus Eisen of the California Academy of Sciences (1884-1900).
Folder	3		Elam, C. B. - Elguera, Manuel.
Folder	4		Elias, Charles - Elliott, W. St. George. Correspondents include: Daniel Giraud Elliott of the Field Columbian Museum (1895-1901); Henry W. Elliott (1885-1891).
Folder	5		Ellis and Elvey - Ellis and Webster.
Folder	6		Ells, James E. Jr. - Elsner, E.
Folder	7		Elting, R. D. - Emnerton, J. H.
Folder	8		Emery, A. S. - Emmal, Frank S.
Folder	9		Emmert, J. W. - Emsley, Charles.

Box 37 of 154

Folder	1		Enander, John A. - Entomologist, The.
Folder	2		Epes, James F. - Ernst, A.
Folder	3		Ernst, C. W. - Erwin, O. L.
Folder	4		Esch, John J. - Eustis, Emily T. A.
Folder	5		Evans, Anna - Evans, John H.
Folder	6		Evans, Levi - Everette, Willis E. Correspondents include Willis E. Everette (1886-1899).
Folder	7		Evermann, Barton Warren, 1887-1901. An extensive amount of correspondence concerns Evermann's monograph, "Fishes of North and Middle America," co-authored with David Starr Jordan. (U. S. N. M. Bulletin #47, 4 vols., 1896-1900).
Folder	8		Eves, Washington - Ezzell, M. R.
Folder	9		Faber, L. S. - Fagen, John E. Correspondents include Charles E. Fagan of the British Museum (Natural History) (1893-1902).

Box 38 of 154

Folder	1		Fahrney, E. C. - Fairchild, Herman Leroy. Correspondents include: David Grandison Fairchild (1897-1898); Herman Leroy Fairchild of the Geological Society of America.(1891-1899).
Folder	2		Fairlie, Agnes E. - Farlow, William Gilson. Correspondents include William Gilson Farlow (1882-1897).
Folder	3		Farmer, A. M. - Farnell, A. F.
Folder	4		Farnham, Albert B. - Farwell, O. A.
Folder	5		Faucher, G. L. - Faxon, William Bailey. Correspondents include Walter Faxon of the Museum of Comparative Zoology (1890-1898).
Folder	6		Fay, E. A. - Feerer, Lee T.
Folder	7		Feildon, H. W. - Felton, W. H. Correspondents include Ephraim Porter Felt (1898).
Folder	8		Fendler, Auguste - Fenyi, Julius.
Folder	9		Ferand, F. S. - Ferguson, William H.

Box 39 of 154

Folder	1		Fergusson, Martin W. - Ferribee, L. H. Correspondents include: Charles Henry Fernald (1893-1895); Henry Torsey Fernald (1891-1899); Bernhard E. Fernow (1890-1897).
Folder	2		Ferril, William C. - Ferrill, Bennett P. Correspondents include William C. Ferril of the Colorado State Historical and Natural History Society (1897-1902).
Folder	3		Ferris, E. C. - Ffoulke, Charles. Correspondents include J. Walter Fewkes (1882-1898).
Folder	4		Fick, John R. - Field, W. S. Included is correspondence from the Field Columbian Museum, Chicago (1894-1898).
Folder	5		Fielder, W. M. - Filson, A. B.
Folder	6		Finch, Grant E. - First Pennsylvania State Normal School.
Folder	7		Fischer, A. F. - Fishel, Adler, and Schwartz.
Folder	8		Fisher, A. G. - Fisher, W. J. Correspondents include William H. Fisher of the Maryland Academy of Sciences (1893-1900).
Folder	9		Fiske, Franklin, P. - Fitz, Henry G.
Folder	10		Fitzgerald, David - Flawelka, Vinzenz.

Box 40 of 154

Folder	1		Fletcher, Victor S. - Flett, G. H.
Folder	2		Flick, J. P. - Flite, A. A. Correspondents include: Earl Flint (1887-1894), concerning Flint's collecting activity in Nicaragua; Weston Flint of the Anthropological Society of Washington (1892).
Folder	3		Floericke, Curt - Floyd, William S. Correspondents include William Henry Flower, Director of the British Museum (Natural History) (1884-1897).
Folder	4		Fluck, W. H. - Fokkes, Mr.
Folder	5		Foland, John G. - Foord, T. C.
Folder	6		Foot, Katherine B. - Foote, S. H. Correspondents include: Albert E. Foote (1883-1893); J. Howard Foote (1882-1895).
Folder	7		Foraker, G. B. - Forbes, W. T. M. Correspondents include Stephen Alfred Forbes of the Illinois State Laboratory of Natural History (1884-1900).
Folder	8		Forbush, Amos B. - Forrester, Robert.

Box 41 of 154

Folder	1		Forsbeck, Filip A. - Foss and Reiterman.
Folder	2		Foster, A. G. - Foster, John H.
Folder	3		Foster, Lizzie J. - Foster, W. T. Correspondents include Lyman Spalding Foster (1884-1898), concerning Foster's work, "The Published Writings of George Newbold Lawrence, (U. S. N. M. Bulletin #40, 1892).
Folder	4		Fouch, F. R. - Fowler, W. W. Correspondents include Gerard Fowke (1890-1895).
Folder	5		Fowlkes, Willis M. - Francis, John M. Correspondents include William J. Fox of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (1892-1894).
Folder	6		Francis, Joseph - Francis, Willia I. Correspondents include Joseph Francis (1885-1892), concerning the life-saving apparatus invented by Francis.
Folder	7		Frank, Abner B. - Franz, C. F. L.
Folder	8		Frary, Charlie - Frassetto, Fabio. Correspondents include W. Lewis Fraser of the Century (1882- 1891).
Folder	9		Frazar, George B. - Frazier, W. T. Correspondents include: Marston Abbott Frazar (1892-1902); Persifor Frazer (1893-1902).

Box 42 of 154

Folder	1		Frear, William - Freitas, F. de.
Folder	2		Freley, J. W. - Frey, W. C.
Folder	3		Fric, V. - Friend, M.M.
Folder	4		Frierson, Lorraine S. - Fritzsche, L. Ernst.
Folder	5		Frobenius, L. - Frost, Thad.
Folder	6		Frothingham, Arthur L. - Fuller, W. J. Correspondents include Arthur L. Frothingham of the American Journal of Archaeology (1888).
Folder	7		Fullmer, E.L. - Funke, C.
Folder	8		Funston, Frederick - Fuss, J. F.

Box 43 of 154

Folder	1		Gabb, William M. - Galbreth, C. L.
Folder	2		Galeana, F. Jr. - Galway, E. H. Correspondents include Beverley Thomas Galloway (1892).
Folder	3		Gamber, G. - Garden, William A. Correspondents include William Francis Ganong (1888).
Folder	4		Gardiner, Catherine - Gardner, Thomas I.
Folder	5		Garet, Mr. - Garner High School. Correspondents include Samuel Garman, of the Museum of Comparative Zoology (1881-1902).
Folder	6		Garner, J. P. - Gary, M. Correspondents include Richard Lynch Garner (1888-1894).
Folder	7		Gas Apparatus Exhibit - Gates, S. B.
Folder	8		Gatewood, C. B. - Gauvin, Charles Edward. Correspondents include Albert Samuel Gatschet (1890-1898).
Folder	9		Gavett, Andrew J. - Gaylord, H. J.

Box 44 of 154

Folder	1		Gear, John H. - Gem Hammock and Fly-Net Company. Correspondents include Bruno Geisler (1891-1893), concerning Geisler's collecting work in New Guinea.
Folder	2		General Electric Company - Gentry, R. N.
Folder	3		Geoghegan, N. O. - Gerhold, Henry.
Folder	4		Gerlach, Charles - Gesswein, F. W. Correspondents include F. H. Gerrodette, director of the Carnegie Museum (1896).
Folder	5		Gest, Joseph Henry - Geyer, J. Correspondents include Joseph Henry Gest of the Cincinnati Museum Association (1888-1896).
Folder	6		Giard, Alfred - Gibbes, Lewis R.
Folder	7		Gibbs, C. S. - Gibsone, B. W. Correspondents include Oliver Wolcott Gibbs (1891).
Folder	8		Gidding, H. J. - Giggey, M.H.
Folder	9		Giglioli, Henry H., 1880-1896. The correspondence from the years 1889-1891 documents an exchange of Archaeological and Ethnological artifacts between the U. S. N. M. and the Museum of Zoology, Florence, Italy.

Box 45 of 154

Folder	1		Gilbert, A. P. - Gilbert, E. T. Correspondents include Charles Henry Gilbert, of Stanford University (1892-1901), including the correspondence for 1895-1896 concerning Gilbert's monograph, "Report on the Fishes Dredged in Deep Water Near the Hawaiian Islands," (Proceedings of the U. S. N. M., vol. XIX, 1897).
Folder	2		Gilbert, Grove Karl - Gilbert, W. W. Correspondents include Grove Karl Gilbert (1884-1899).
Folder	3		Gilchrist, A. - Gilfrey, Henry H. Correspondents include Richard Watson Gilder, Editor of Century magazine (1883-1891).
Folder	4		Gilham, F. M. - Gillett, S. P. Correspondents include: Theodore Nicholas Gill (1883); Clarence Preston Gillette (1888-1902).
Folder	5		Gilliams, E. Leslie - Gilroy, Hugh J.
Folder	6		Gimbi, A. W. - Girard, Marie Blanche. Correspondents include Charles Girard (1887-1893), concerning the publication of "The Published Writings of Dr. Charles Girard," by George Brown Goode, (U.S. N. M. Bulletin #41, 1891).
Folder	7		Girault, A. A. - Given, G. W.
Folder	8		Givenchy, H. de - Glenn, W. J.
Folder	9		Glidden and Curtis - Gniffke, Henry B.

Box 46 of 154

Folder	1		Goad, G. W. - Gains, Alford.
Folder	2		Gold, C. E. - Gomez, Manuel.
Folder	3		Good, A. C. - Goodell, H. H.
Folder	4		Goodfellow, Edward - Goodrich, M. Victor. Correspondents include Joseph King Goodrich (1887-1891).
Folder	5		Goodridge, E. A. - Goodyear, William Henry. Correspondents include William Henry Goodyear of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences (1890-1901).
Folder	6		Gordon, A. - Gorey, R. J.
Folder	7		Gorgas, A. C. - Gosset, Aph. Correspondents include Alfred Traber Goshorn of the Cincinnati Museum Association (1885-1889).
Folder	8		Gothberg, D. - Gowland, W.
Folder	9		Grabau - Graham, W. P.

Box 47 of 154

Folder	1		Grandy, W. F. - Granville, Henry G.
Folder	2		Grasby, W. Carlton - Gray, Charles A. Correspondents include Asa Gray (1882-1887).
Folder	3		Gray, E. A. - Grayson, Joel.
Folder	4		Greata, Louis A. - Green, H. E.
Folder	5		Green, Jacob S. - Greene, Samuel H.
Folder	6		Greenhood, F. - Greey, Eleanora M. Correspondents include Milton J. Greenman of the University of Pennsylvania (1893-1898).
Folder	7		Gregg, Robert A. - Greven, H.
Folder	8		Grider, F. U. - Griffing, W. J.
Folder	9		Griffith, A. H. - Griffin, Joe.
Folder	10		Grigg, J. W. - Grindell, J. W.

Box 48 of 154

Folder	1		Grinlington, J.J. - Grinnell, G.L. Correspondents include George Bird Grinnell of the Forest and Stream Publishing Company (1888-1895).
Folder	2		Grinold, E. R. - Groshong, Fred N.
Folder	3		Gross, Ella - Groth, Paul. Correspondents include August Radcliff Grote (1891-1895), concerning a controversy between Grote and John Bernhard Smith over Smith's, "Insects of the Lepidopterous Family Noctuidae of Temperate North America. Revision of the Species of the Genus Agrotis," (U. S. N. M. Bulletin #38, 1890).
Folder	4		Grothoiz, Benjamin - Gruhlke, A. C.
Folder	5		Grumbach, Ernst - Guerra, Mr. Included are letters regarding the U. S. Naval expedition to Guam aboard the Yosemite, 1899.
Folder	6		Guesde, Louis - Guitel, F. Correspondents include Louis Guesde (1886-1900).
Folder	7		Gulick, Thomas L. - Gunter, Richard L.
Folder	8		Gunther, Anton - Gurley, W. & L. E. Correspondents include Anton Gunther of the British Museum (Natural History) (1885-1901).
Folder	9		Gurlitz, Corelius - Gwin, Sam H.

Box 49 of 154

Folder	1		Haberlein, Ernst - Haenelt, E. E. Correspondents include Alfred Cort Haddon (1890-1895).
Folder	2		Hafelfinger, Fred - Haislet, S. S.
Folder	3		Hakes, W. A. - Haliday and Richardson.
Folder	4		Hall, A. - Hall, H. S. Correspondents include Asaph Hall of Johns Hopkins University (189l & 1898).
Folder	5		Hall, I. C. - Hall, W. T. Correspondents include James Hall (1892).
Folder	6		Hallack, B. B. - Hallock, William. Correspondents include Charles Hallock of The American Angler (1884-1896), concerning Hallock's efforts to secure animals for the U. S. N. M. and the National Zoological Park.

Box 50 of 154

Folder	1		Halloran, P. J. - Hamilton, Thomas.
Folder	2		Hamlen, John M. - Hammond and Hepburn Company.
Folder	3		Hammond, L. H. - Hancox, C. E.
Folder	4		Hand, Charles W. - Hanks, Henry G.
Folder	5		Hanlon, Thomas - Hansud, Joseph.
Folder	6		Haraima, S. - Hardwicke, W. P. Correspondents include Robert Gordon Hardie (1895-1896), concerning Hardie's portrait of Spencer F. Baird.
Folder	7		Hardy, A. M. - Harkness, H. W.
Folder	8		Harlan and Hollingsworth - Harlow, C. H. Correspondents include C. H. Harlow (1884), regarding Harlow's collecting activity for the U. S. N. M. while serving on the Greely Relief Expedition.

Box 51 of 154

Folder	1		Harmer, A. - Harper, W. R. Correspondents include Sidney Frederick Harmer of the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge, England (1896- 1899).
Folder	2		Harpster, I. L. - Harrington, W. Hauge. Correspondents include Edward Henry Harriman (1899).
Folder	3		Harris and Shafer - Harris, Ruth K. Correspondents include Israel H. Harris (1895- 1897), concerning the bequest of the Harris Collection of Fossils.
Folder	4		Harris, Thomas C. - Harrison, Fred E. Correspondents include William Charles Harris, editor of The American Angler (1882-1897).
Folder	5		Harrison Granite Company - Harry, T. O.
Folder	6		Harsch, Ed B. - Hart, Coleridge A. Correspondents include: A. R. Hart (1884-1900), concerning photo-engraving work performed for the U. S. N. M.; Charles Henry Hart (1884- 1897).
Folder	7		Hart, Edward - Hart (Mrs.) T. A.
Folder	8		Hart, William R. - Hartgraves, J. R. Correspondents include William W. Hart (1891-1901).

Box 52 of 154

Folder	1		Hartkoff, Rev. Charles E. - Harvard University.
Folder	2		Harvey, Clara A. - Harwood, W. S. Correspondents include: Francis Leroy Harvey (1891-1892); Moses Harvey (1886-1900), including the correspondence for 1886-1887 concerning an expedition to Funk Island to secure the remains of the Great Auk.
Folder	3		Hasbrouck, Edwin M. - Haswell, John H. Correspondents include: Edwin M. Hasbrouck (1888- 1896); Albert Hassall (1895-1901).
Folder	4		Hatch, J. H. - Hauff, A.
Folder	5		Haug, A. - Haughton, George.
Folder	6		Haupt, H. Jr. - Havens, William. Correspondents include Paul Haupt (1891).
Folder	7		Haviland and Company - Haworth, George.

Box 53 of 154

Folder	1		Hay, Alexander - Hayden, H. B. Correspondents include: Oliver Perry Hay (1884-1898); William Perry Hay (1893-1902); Everett Hayden (1891-1895)
Folder	2		Hayden, John C. - Hayes, W. J.
Folder	3		Hayford, Mark C. - Hayter, C. M.
Folder	4		Hayward, B. M. - Hazzidakis, Joseph.
Folder	5		Heacock, E. H. - Hector, James.
Folder	6		Hedding College - Hehne, F. M.
Folder	7		Heidemann Mica - Heilprin, Angelo. Correspondents include Angelo Heilprin of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (1884-1892).
Folder	8		Heimberger, J. O. - Heitzmann, C. J.

Box 54 of 154

Folder	1		Helen, Julia L. - Helveston, J. H. Correspondents include Edmund Heller (1900).
Folder	2		Hemenway, Augustus - Hemstreet, Margaret. Correspondents include Adolph Hempel (1896-1900).
Folder	3		Henckler, Edmund P. - Henderson, John S. Correspondents include David Bremner Henderson (1894-1902).
Folder	4		Henderson, Matthew C. - Henley, K. L.
Folder	5		Henness, Sallie O. - Henry, John H.
Folder	6		Henry, Mary A. - Hepburn, W. P. Correspondents include: Henry Wetherbee Henshaw (1882-1900); Samuel Henshaw (1890-1900).
Folder	7		Herbener, J. H. - Herman, E.
Folder	8		Hermans, E. J. - Herrold, C. H. Correspondents include: Alfonzo L. Herrera of the National Museum of Mexico (1894-1897); Clarence Luther Herrick (1892-1896); Francis H. Herrick (1890-1898).

Box 55 of 154

Folder	1		Hersdorffer, Max - Hesperian College.
Folder	2		Hess, C. F. - Hester, W. A.
Folder	3		Hetherington, W. P. - Heyward, H. G.
Folder	4		Hiatt, Joel W. - Hickey, S. I.
Folder	5		Hickman, H. H. - Hiett, A. B.
Folder	6		Higdem, J. S. - Higley, W. K.
Folder	7		Hilburn, M. E. - Hill, (Mrs.) C. M. B. Correspondents include Charles S. Hill (1885-1892), concerning Hill's work as State Department representative to Expositions.
Folder	8		Hill, E. - Hill, Robert Thomas. Correspondents include Robert Thomas Hill (1887-1901).
Folder	9		Hill, S. F. - Hilton, J. H.

Box 56 of 154

Folder	1		Himes, George H. - Hintze, Alexander.
Folder	2		Hipkins, A. J. - Hires and Company. Correspondents include Alfred E. Hippisley (1885-1891), concerning the Hippisley Collection of Porcelains.
Folder	3		Hirsch, Maria R. - Hissoff, J. Villy.
Folder	4		Hitchcock, Charles Henry - Hitt, R. R. Correspondents include Charles Henry Hitchcock (1896-1900); Romyn Hitchcock (1885-1895).
Folder	5		Hoadley, Frederick - Hobson, W. P.
Folder	6		Hoch, Frank R. - Hodge, Mort. Correspondents include Frederick Webb Hodge (1894-1898).
Folder	7		Hodges, Bertha D. - Hoevel, Julius Von.
Folder	8		Hoff, John Van R. - Hogue, Theodore. Correspondents include Walter James Hoffman (1890-1898), concerning Hoffman's work, "The Graphic Art of the Eskimos," published in the U. S. N. M. Annual Report (1895).

Box 57 of 154

Folder	1		Hohle, O. J. - Holdredge, J. E. Correspondents include: Edward Singleton Holden (1886-1898); Joseph Bassett Holder of the American Museum of Natural History (1882-1887).
Folder	2		Holfield, Fred D. - Hollander, Leo. Correspondents include William Jacob Holland (1881-1902).
Folder	3		Hollenbeck, A. T. - Hollywood, J. M.
Folder	4		Holm, Gustav - Holme, Ringer, and Company. Correspondents include Theodor Holm (1887-1898).
Folder	5		Holmes, Mr. - Holmes, J. S. Correspondents include Joseph Austin Holmes (1889-1901).
Folder	6		Holmes, N. D. - Holt, W. H. Correspondents include William Henry Holmes (1894).
Folder	7		Holtz, Fred L. - Holzner, Frank X. Correspondents include John M. Holzinger (1889-1897).

Box 58 of 154

Folder	1		Homan, Ernest G. - Hooker, W. B.
Folder	2		Hooper, Francis William - Hoover, W. I. Correspondents include Francis William Hooper, director of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences (1889-1901).
Folder	3		Hope Brothers and Company - Hopkins, A. W.
Folder	4		Hopkins, Charles C. - Hopkins, M. B.
Folder	5		Hopkins, Nellie C. - Horn, Edward T. Correspondents include T. C. Hopkins (1891-1901).
Folder	6		Horn, Frank L. - Hornaday, William Temple. Correspondents include William Temple Hornaday (1889-1899).
Folder	7		Hornbeck, E. A. - Hornor, Effie.
Folder	8		Horsbough, Boyd R. - Horwood, C. G. H.

Box 59 of 154

Folder	1		Hose, Mrs. - Hoss, E. E.
Folder	2		Hossfeld, H. - Houghton, William H. Correspondents include Walter Hough (1897-1901).
Folder	3		Houk, John C. - Hovey, George U. S. Correspondents include Edmund Otis Hovey (1892-1899).
Folder	4		How, B. W. Jr. - Howard, Herman.
Folder	5		Howard, James C. - Howard, W. W.
Folder	6		Howarth, E. - Howe, Lucien.
Folder	7		Howe, Marshall Avery - Howe, William H. Correspondents include: Marshall Avery Howe (1895-1896); Reginald Heber Howe, Jr. (1898-1900).
Folder	8		Howell, A. B. - Howell, Fred N. Correspondents include Arthur Holmes Howell (1896-1899).
Folder	9		Howell, George R. - Howell, W. T.

Box 60 of 154

Folder	1		Howells, M. M. - Howieson, C. H.
Folder	2		Howitz, D. - Howarth, Henry H.
Folder	3		Howren, W. D. - Hoyt, W. R.
Folder	4		Hrdlicka, Ales - Hubbard, George C. Correspondents include: Ales Hrdlicka of the American Museum of Natural History (1899-1900); Gardiner Greene Hubbard (1893-1894).
Folder	5		Hubbard, Henry - Hubrecht.
Folder	6		Huck, H. J. Jr. - Huesgen, Herman.
Folder	7		Huff, Charles H. - Hughes, J. W.
Folder	8		Hughes, P. C. - Hulsman, O.

Box 61 of 154

Folder	1		Human Alliance - Humphreys, William.
Folder	2		Hundley, J. C. - Hunter, W. D.
Folder	3		Huntington, Amelia S. - Huntington, W. S. Correspondents include George Sumner Huntington of Columbia College (1891-1895).
Folder	4		Huntley, C. G. - Hurlbut, Henry H.
Folder	5		Hurley, Denis M. - Huston, Sam.
Folder	6		Hutchins, C. C. - Hutchinson, W. F.
Folder	7		Hutson, E. - Hyman, H. Correspondents include Frederick Wallaston Hutton (1893-1896), concerning the exchange of specimens between the U. S. N. M. and the Canterbury Museum, New Zealand.
Folder	8		Hyatt, Alpheus - Hyatt, Celestine. Correspondents include Alpheus Hyatt of the Boston Society of Natural History (1883-1898).
Folder	9		Hyde, Bertha C. - Hyslop, Mary.

Box 62 of 154

Folder	1		Iankeay, Curtis P. - Ihlseng, M. C. Correspondents include Herman von Ihering, Director of the Museum Paulista, Sao Paulo, Brazil (1889-1899).
Folder	2		Ijama, J. - Illustrated American.
Folder	3		Imbert, R. A. - Indiana, State Normal School of.
Folder	4		Indiana University 1887-1892. Much of the correspondence concerns a controversy between the U. S. N. M. and Indiana University over the Owen Collection of Fossils. The bulk of the correspondence is between George Brown Goode and David Starr Jordan.
Folder	5		Indianola High School - Ingalls, George L. Correspondents include Charles Edward Ingalls (1885-1902).
Folder	6		Ingalls, John - Ingersoll, Colin M.
Folder	7		Ingersoll, Ernest 1883-1900.
Folder	8		Ingersoll, Frank H. - Ingraham, Prentiss.
Folder	9		Ingram, A. R. - Inwood (Iowa) Public Schools.

Box 63 of 154

Folder	1		Ionides, A. A. - Iowa, State University of.
Folder	2		Iransean, S. - Irwin, William G.
Folder	3		Isaacs, Alice M. - Ishikawa, K. Correspondents include Chiyomatsu Ishikawa of the Imperial Museum, Tokyo, Japan (1897-1898).
Folder	4		Italian Geographical Society - Ivinson, T. J.
Folder	5		Jacaway, J. P. - Jackson, C. S. Contains correspondence concerning relics of Andrew Jackson.
Folder	6		Jackson, David - Jacksonville Woolen Mills. Correspondents include Hartley H. T. Jackson (1901- 1902).
Folder	7		Jacober, Joseph K. - Jaekel, Otto.

Box 64 of 154

Folder	1		Jaensch, Max A. - James, G. Wharton.
Folder	2		James, H. A. - James, W. J. Correspondents include Joseph F. James (1884-1897).
Folder	3		Jameson, E. F. - Janney, Nathaniel E.
Folder	4		Jansen, Dewitt C. - Jayne, Horace.
Folder	5		Jeanne d'Arc - Jenkins, William R. Correspondents include: J. Gwyn Jeffreys (1892), concerning the Jeffreys' Collection of Shells; Oliver Peebles Jenkins (1887-1895).
Folder	6		Jenks, A. H. - Jervis, Guglielmo. Correspondents include Willis Linn Jepson (1896-1898).
Folder	7		Jesse, R. H. - Jesus, Evaristo de. Correspondents include Morris Ketchum Jesup, President of the American Museum of Natural History (1882-1900), including the correspondence of 1882-1887 concerning S. I. involvement in securing a collection of building stones for the American Museum of Natural History.

Box 65 of 154

Folder	1		Jett, Thomas - Johns Hopkins University Library.
Folder	2		Johnson, A. B. - Johnson, Fred.
Folder	3		Johnson, George - Johnson, Oliver W. Correspondents include Herbert P. Johnson of the University of California (1897-1898).
Folder	4		Johnson, Paul - Johnson, W. Martin. Correspondents include Walter Adams Johnson of Osprey Company (1898-1902).
Folder	5		Johnston, Alex B. - Joneas, A. E.
Folder	6		Jones, A. H. - Jones, E. S.
Folder	7		Jones, F. B. - Jones, J. T.

Box 66 of 154

Folder	1		Jones, Lewis L. - Jordan, D. A.
Folders	2-8		Jordan, David Starr 1881-1902. This correspondence spans Jordan's career, from his years as professor of Natural History at Indiana University to his Presidency of Leland Stanford Junior University (now Stanford University). Many of the letters concern Jordan's prolific writing career. Particularly evident is correspondence relating to his classic work, "Fishes of North and Middle America," co-authored with Barton Warren Evermann (Bulletin #47, U. S. N. M.). A much smaller amount of correspondence concerns ichthyological questions.
Folder	9		Jordan, E. B. - Joyner, Louis J. W. Correspondents include Pierre Louis Jouy (1890-1894) concerning Jouy's collecting activity in Southern Arizona and Mexico.
Folder	10		Judd, A. - .Juvet, L. P. Correspondents include Sylvester Dwight Judd (1896-1898).

Box 67 of 154

Folder	1		Kagy, T. A. - Kapri, Andrew.
Folder	2		Karasseu, Mr. - Kaznahreff.
Folder	3		Keach, M. A. - Keary, Harry J. Correspondents include Thomas V. Keam (1886-1896), concerning the Keam Collection of Pottery.
Folder	4		Keck, Karl - Keenan, Thomas J. Correspondents include Charles A. Keeler (1901).
Folder	5		Keene, B. L. - Kehrbach, Karl.
Folder	6		Keiley, Joseph T. - Kelley, W. T.
Folder	7		Kelliher, Beatrice C. - Kelly, Patrick H.
Folder	8		Kelly, Robert E. - Kemster, Walter.

Box 68 of 154

Folder	1		Kenaston, C. A. - Kennedy, William T.
Folder	2		Kenner, B. - Kenyon, W. J. C.
Folder	3		Keown, E. D. - Kerling, Shirley. Correspondents include Coenraad Kerbert of the Royal Zoological Society, Amsterdam (1894-1899).
Folder	4		Kermode, P. M. C. - Kerz, D. Correspondents include Mark Brickell Kerr (1892-1894), concerning Kerr's collecting activity in South and Central America.
Folder	5		Kessler, C. W. - Khanenko, Mr.
Folder	6		Kibbee, James - Kieserling, Richard. Correspondents include J. H. Kidder of the U. S. Fish Commission (1883-1889).
Folder	7		Kilbourne, E. J. - Kimmel, Kenneth.
Folder	8		Kincaid, E. K. - Kiney, Samuel.

Box 69 of 154

Folder	1		King, A. F. A. - King Library, The. Correspondents include C. A. King (1891-1896), regarding King's collecting activity in Central America.
Folder	2		King, Martha - Kip, William F. Correspondents include J. Sterling Kingsley (1883-1896).
Folder	3		Kirby, G. C. - Kirksville Normal School.
Folder	4		Kirkus, William - Klatte, W.
Folder	5		Klee, James L. - Klotz, Otto J.
Folder	6		Knab, Ferdinand - Knight, Wilbur C.
Folder	7		Knopp, A. - Kyn-Scheerer Company. Correspondents include Frank Hall Knowlton (1887-1890).

Box 70 of 154

Folder	1		Kobe Museum - Koene, E. Correspondents include Sylvester R. Koehler (1883-1898).
Folder	2		Koening, A. O. - Koyl, C. Herschel.
Folder	3		Krackowizer, E. W. - Kreuter, Victor von. Correspondents include Carl Kraepelin of the Hamburg Museum (1898).
Folder	4		Krick, Robert - Kuki, R.
Folder	5		Kulp, Monroe H. - Kuntze, Otto.
Folder	6		Kunz, George Frederick - Kyser, John M. Correspondents include George Frederick Kunz, gem expert and agent for the U. S. Geological Survey (1882-1897).

Box 71 of 154

Folder	1		Labar, Alex C. - Lacygne City Schools. Correspondents include R. D. Lacoe (189l-1898),concerning the deposition of the Lacoe Collection of Fossil Plants in the U. S. N. M.
Folder	2		Ladd, C. D. - Lahille, Fernando. Correspondents include Robert Marion LaFollette (1890-1891).
Folder	3		Laidlaw, G. E. - Lamb, T. H. P.
Folder	4		Lambe, Lawrence Morris - Lambuth, J. W. Correspondents include Lawrence Morris Lambe of the Geological Survey of Canada (1893-1898).
Folder	5		Lamorandiere, P. R. - Lander, W. T.
Folder	6		Landis, C. B. - Lane, Sylvanus. Correspondents include Alfred C. Lane, State Geologist of Michigan (1900).
Folder	7		Lang, C. B. - Langelier, A. & Company.
Folder	8		Lagenbeck, Karl - Lansing, Georgiana L. Correspondents include: Samuel P. Langley (1882); Edwin Ray Lankester, Director of the British Museum (Natural History) (1888-1901).

Box 72 of 154

Folder	1		LaPlata, Museum of - Latham, Harris Learner.
Folder	2		Lathrop, A. C. - LaVasseur, Adelaide.
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