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This journal dates from April 10, 1908 to October 25, 1908. The journal is written as a series of letters to Hill's husband, Frank. Hill provides detailed descriptions her travels throughout Europe with her children, Romayne, Ione, Ina, and Eulalie. Ina and Eulalie's biological brother, Clifford DeRosier, also accompanied the family on this trip. Although the letters are addressed to Frank, they are circular letters intended for sharing amongst family and friends.

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This folder contains several bound daybooks as well as loose pages that Hill used to record brief notes about her activities in Europe in 1908. These notes inform her full, narrative style journal from the same year (see Box 13, Folder 1).

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This journal dates from December 18, 1908 to October 5, 1909. The journal is written as a series of letters to Hill's husband, Frank. Hill provides detailed descriptions her travels throughout Europe with her children, Romayne, Ione, Ina, and Eulalie. Ina and Eulalie's biological brother, Clifford DeRosier, also accompanied the family on this trip. Although the letters are addressed to Frank, they are circular letters intended for sharing amongst family and friends.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains journals created by Abby Williams Hill, Frank Hill, and three of their four children, Romayne, Ina, and Eulalie Hill. Abby Hill’s journals provide a detailed account of the family’s daily life and their extensive travels throughout the United States and Europe in the early 1900s. The series also includes several medical school journals belonging to Frank Hill as well as journals that the children kept for schoolwork and to document their travels. Note that...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains journals created by Abby Williams Hill, Frank Hill, and three of their four children, Romayne, Ina, and Eulalie Hill. Abby Hill’s journals provide a detailed account of the family’s daily life and their extensive travels throughout the United States and Europe in the early 1900s. The series also includes several medical school journals belonging to Frank Hill as well as journals that the children kept for schoolwork and to document their travels. Note that...