Collection of Eight Letters Related to the Andrew Jackson Rickoff Family, 1888-1891, Various Places.

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Collection of eight original letters related to the Andrew Jackson Rickoff family. Letters are on white, beige, or gray paper and include handwritten, printed, and typed text. Text in English except for the circular letter of credit in French. Circa 1888-1891. Various measurements from about 4 1/4" x 6 1/2" and 8 1/2" x 11." Fourteen pages. Each letter is very clean and intact except for slight age toning, occasional offsetting, and a few wrinkles and fold lines. Each letter and the entire collection are Very Good. Andrew Jackson Rickoff (1824-1899) was an American educator, school superintendent, and author based in Ohio. He was a close friend of President James A. Garfield. After graduating from Woodward College in Cincinnati and receiving a Master's Degree from Ohio University, Andrew became a teacher and superintendent in Portsmouth, Ohio. 1867 marked the beginning of Andrew's fifteen-year tenure as superintendent of schools in Cleveland during which he implemented a significant overhaul of the city's public schools by introducing co-education and reorganizing all schools into the primary, grammar, or high school levels. Andrew married Rebecca Davis Rickoff, a fellow educator who specialized in primary education. Rebecca contributed to some of the reforms that Andrew implemented. They had a daughter, Bertha Monroe Rickoff, who also became a Cleveland public school teacher. The following is a summary of the collection (the last six letters relate to one of the Rickoffs' trips to Europe). (1) Printed invitation (1888, 1 pp.; original envelope included) from Mrs. James Mason (Caroline Robinson) announcing the upcoming wedding of her daughter, Belle Hartford (Mason), to Harry Augustus Garfield on June 14, 1888 in Mentor, Ohio. Harry "Hal" Garfield was a lawyer, professor, public official, and one of the sons of President James A. Garfield. (2) Typed letter (June 20, 1888, 2 pp.) to Bertha Rickoff from Robert Clarke & Co., a publisher and bookseller, about one of her books to be published. (3) Typed cover letter (March 2, 1891, 1 pp.) from "Legation des Etats-Unis d'Amerique" to Rebecca Rickoff about (formerly) enclosed letters from "Mr. Loncoln" and a newspaper article about Andrew, which are not included in this collection. (4) Printed and handwritten circular letter of credit (April 17, 1891, 1 pp.) to Rebecca for her trip in Europe; text is in French. (5) Handwritten letter to Bertha from American Consul James Verner Long of the U.S. Consulate in Florence (1891, 4 pp.; original U.S. Consulate envelope included). (6) Handwritten letter to Roland J. Hemmick of the U.S. Consulate of Geneva from James Verner Long (c. 1891, 2 pp.; original U.S. Consulate envelope included). In this letter, Long introduces Rebecca and Bertha Rickoff to Hemmick, whom he describes as "warm personal friends of the late President Garfield's family." (7) Handwritten letter to Rebecca (c. 1891, 2 pp.) on "Legation des Etats Unis d'Amerique, L'Attache Naval" stationery. (8) Handwritten letter (c. 1891, 1 pp.) to Bertha from Charles (Estus?) Lamb, a friend. Lamb is not feeling well and asks Bertha if they can postpone their visit to the Garden to later in the afternoon so he has time to recuperate.…

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Detalles bibliográficos

Título
Collection of Eight Letters Related to the Andrew Jackson Rickoff Family, 1888-1891, Various Places.
Autor
Andrew Jackson Rickoff, Caroline Robinson (Mrs. James Mason), James Verner Long, et al.
Estado
Very Good
Encuadernación
No Binding
Catálogos de vendedores
Foreign Lands, Travels and Voyages, U.S. History

Barry Cassidy Rare Books

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