Box 2282.001

Series Description From the Series: Clyde Cahill's correspondence includes both personal and business correspondence. The bulk of Clyde's personal correspondence consists of letters from his future wife Mary F. Shanor. Also indcluded in his incoming correspondence are letters from Mary Ashworth, a college friend, and Maude, a woman with whom Clyde apparently had an affair. Business correspondence consists of legal notices about debts owed.

Series Description From the Series: Clyde Cahill's correspondence includes both personal and business correspondence. The bulk of Clyde's personal correspondence consists of letters from his future wife Mary F. Shanor. Also indcluded in his incoming correspondence are letters from Mary Ashworth, a college friend, and Maude, a woman with whom Clyde apparently had an affair. Business correspondence consists of legal notices about debts owed.

Series Description From the Series: Clyde Cahill's correspondence includes both personal and business correspondence. The bulk of Clyde's personal correspondence consists of letters from his future wife Mary F. Shanor. Also indcluded in his incoming correspondence are letters from Mary Ashworth, a college friend, and Maude, a woman with whom Clyde apparently had an affair. Business correspondence consists of legal notices about debts owed.

Series Description From the Series: Clyde Cahill's correspondence includes both personal and business correspondence. The bulk of Clyde's personal correspondence consists of letters from his future wife Mary F. Shanor. Also indcluded in his incoming correspondence are letters from Mary Ashworth, a college friend, and Maude, a woman with whom Clyde apparently had an affair. Business correspondence consists of legal notices about debts owed.

Series Description From the Series: Clyde Cahill's correspondence includes both personal and business correspondence. The bulk of Clyde's personal correspondence consists of letters from his future wife Mary F. Shanor. Also indcluded in his incoming correspondence are letters from Mary Ashworth, a college friend, and Maude, a woman with whom Clyde apparently had an affair. Business correspondence consists of legal notices about debts owed.

Series Description From the Series: Clyde Cahill's correspondence includes both personal and business correspondence. The bulk of Clyde's personal correspondence consists of letters from his future wife Mary F. Shanor. Also indcluded in his incoming correspondence are letters from Mary Ashworth, a college friend, and Maude, a woman with whom Clyde apparently had an affair. Business correspondence consists of legal notices about debts owed.