Arnold family

Epitaph on Silk for Eliza Wallace, daughter of Richard Arnold, born 1807, married to William F. Wallace in 1831.

Handwritten pages apparently taken from a Bible giving Arnold family information.

Correspondence and notes on the family letters in Helen Chadwick's possession

Honor to Four Nations: Fort Ticonderoga, Site of Bitter Warfare between Indian, French, British and American Colonials, Now Serves as a Memorial, by Edgar MacKay Mills from the Christian Science Monitor, April 24, 1935.

Letter to Dear Aunt from Harold, conveying a poem written for the unveiling of a monument to Benedict Arnold in Quebec.

Letter to Mrs. Barclay Chadwick from the Elder Coin and Curio Corporation discussing the historical value of the Benedict Arnold letters.

Lock of Hair of Margaret Weatherhead Arnold, wife of Richard Arnold, Benedict Arnold's son.

Note January 7, 1905 from The Wilderness, Bournemouth, to My dear Cousin Helen talking about being abroad and about to leave again. Letter is from E. Arnold a second cousin to Helen Chadwick.

Note dated Antwerp, Nov. 8 to a Mrs. Chadwick saying the writer cannot make it to lunch. Note on back by Helen Chadwick indicates that this person was an Arnold connection.

Notecard of Jacob's Well at Nablus, from painting by Mrs.P. A. F. Stephenson.