John Maddock
Born Pembrokeshire, 1814 — the earliest person in the family file. A commercial directory entry.
Section 02 · Historic documents
Census returns, passenger lists, obituaries, newspaper articles, certificates and sheet music, filed under the person they concern.
Born Pembrokeshire, 1814 — the earliest person in the family file. A commercial directory entry.
Passenger lists for the SS City of Montreal, census returns, Chicago Literary Club papers, obituaries, sheet music of his own composition, and 109 newspaper cuttings.
Birth certificate, Bar Journal and Law Bulletin articles, Blue Book entries, certificates, 35 newspaper scans and 22 published volumes.
Tennis records and rankings, newspaper notices, and an account of a South American fishing trip.
A two-volume biography.
Her obituary, Chicago Tribune, November 1923.
Birth certificate, engagement and wedding announcements, letters and personal papers. 1922–1999.
A photograph in the Chicago Tribune, March 1934.
His 1948 obituary, and volumes he appears in or donated.
Three pages from the Syracuse Post-Standard, 1904–1905.
Her obituary, April 2013.
Newspaper articles.
Biography, letters from Hawaii, obituary cuttings, his will, and the history of Mahannah Avenue in Memphis. 1864–1924.
A four-page letter of 1901 and a newspaper page. 1890–c.1966.
Twenty-three letters and postcards, Kelsey Wheel Company papers, and wartime correspondence. 1890–1963.
A page from the Detroit Free Press, December 1962.
Five people have folders in the archive but nothing filed in them yet: Harvey ApMadoc, Oliviene ApMadoc, and Lottie C., Margaret A. and Marry E. Mahannah. If you hold documents relating to any of them, we would be glad to add them.