Prepared by James W. Geary, January 27, 1976;
Revised by Stephanie Wachalec, October 29, 2003
1 record storage box, 1 cubic foot, 11th floor
Old archives number: D.1.1.1.
Biographical Note
The Cowles family settled in Ohio when Giles Hooker Cowles moved to Ashtabula
County in 1811 to become Austinburg Church's minister. Giles and his wife Sally
(White) Cowles married in 1793 and had a total of nine children.
Scope and Content
This collection was received from Margaret Cowles Ticknor (great-great-granddaughter
of Giles Hooker Cowles), August 8, 1975. This collection contains information
related to many generations of Cowles family members, including miscellaneous
family papers and genealogies. Please note this collection does not include
any information pertaining directly to Betsy
Mix Cowles, Giles Hooker Cowles; Allen O. Fuller,
Cornelia Cowles Fuller or Jeanette Fuller Allen, (Fuller materials can be found
in the Fuller
Family, Papers ).
Margaret Cowles Ticknor has donated literary and property rights of this collection
to Kent State University.
Box 1
Folder -- Contents
Genealogy of the Family of John Cowles (or Cole) of Farmington, Connecticut,
[no date]
Genealogy of the Cowles Family, [no date] and miscellaneous genealogical
items.
Virginian Cowles Family charts and Cowles Family Tree (shelved in 11th
floor map case)
A Map or Chart of the Road of Love and Harbour of Marriage, signed
by George Hamlin Sage, July 23, 1790 (shelved in 11th floor map case)
Land grants dated January 8, 1801 and March 2, 1813 [photocopies]
Miscellaneous manuscripts, essays and speeches, 1807, 1860 [no date] includes
autobiographical sketch of Lewis Cowles, son of Giles Hooker Cowles
Photograph of floral tributes to H. W. Parker, April 1893
Lithograph of Reverend Giles Hooker Cowles Family residence in Austinburg,
Ohio [no date], lithograph "bird's eye view" of Colorado Springs,
January 1874
Miscellaneous correspondence September and October, 1822 [with transcriptions],
1867
Diaries, 1821, 1822
Manuscript record book of Bible lessons, [no date]
Manuscript day book of Catherine C. Root, Farmington, Connecticut, 1816
Two partial manuscript day books, unidentified, [no date]
Partial manuscript day books, unidentified, [no date]
Manuscript medical journal [two pages, no date]
Notebook with information about the Power family, notebook patent date,
1868
Essay entitled Patience, by E. M. Cowles, [no date]
Miscellaneous manuscript poems and songs, [no date]
Miscellaneous printed poems, [no date]
Song To be sung at the close of the Republican exercises within the house
March 9, 1803
Manuscript description of the Moravian School for Girls at Bethlehem, [Pennsylvania?],
1789
Miscellaneous military and civil documents, 1847, 1867, 1870
Miscellaneous play programs, 1878, 1879, 1882, and manuscript order of service,
1900
New Lyme Institute, catalog for academic year 1883-1884
Scrapbook of miscellaneous clippings pasted in Ohio School Report, 1886
Miscellaneous newspapers, [includes issue about the Lincoln assassination]
1865, 1881, 1889, 1936, [no date] (shelved in 11th floor map case)
Miscellaneous newspaper clippings [includes several articles about early
pioneers to Ashtabula county], 1862, 1883, 1884, 1896, [no date]
Index to the Cowles-Hutchinson letters, prepared by Alice Cowles Brown,
1976
Microfilm of Cowles-Hutchinson letters, [two rolls one positive and one
negative, old archives number D.1.7.1.]