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1851
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1981
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{"value"=>"Series I. Letters to George Willis"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Present are letters Willis received while a student at the Lenox School in Massachusetts from his uncle Frederick, his mother Mary and his father William. Miscellaneous letters include a letter of condolence upon his father's death in 1930 from Floyd W. Mundy, a friend of his father's, a 1941 note from Arthur F. Van Dewater, the family attorney, regarding the legacies George would receive from his grandmother Clara Ingraham's estate, and a 1981 letter from his sister Jane with a response to the biographical sketch George prepared on their father: \"I have read and re-read your paper on Daddy--It is so perfect. . . .\" The biographical sketch to which she is presumably referring can be found in box 2, folder 9.</p>"}
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1851
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1981
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1851