Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Through correspondence, writings, and photographs, this collection documents seven generations, from Sarah Gamble's great-great grandparents on her father's side to her seventeen grandchildren. There are also papers pertaining to her grandparents on her mother's side, and the parents and grandparents of Clarence Gamble. In addition, the collection documents the work of the Gambles in birth control and includes records of the Pathfinder Fund. The Bradley family series consists mainly of correspondence, including courtship letters from the 1820s, but also contains diaries, school notebooks, memorabilia, and papers of the Women's Municipal League of Boston, which Sarah's mother, Amy Aldis Bradley, helped found. The Sarah Gamble series is divided into nine sections: Biographical, Diaries, Education, Siblings, Correspondence, Writings, Travel, and Voluntary activities. The Clarence Gamble series includes sections on Boyhood, Diaries, Princeton, and Medical writings, notebooks, 1908-1949, containing copies of letters, diary entries, and medical notes, and extensive correspondence during college and his early professional life with his parents, brothers, and friends. It also includes papers pertaining to the work of his mother, Mary Huggins Gamble, in education for girls and public school kindergartens.. }
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- catalog description "Through correspondence, writings, and photographs, this collection documents seven generations, from Sarah Gamble's great-great grandparents on her father's side to her seventeen grandchildren. There are also papers pertaining to her grandparents on her mother's side, and the parents and grandparents of Clarence Gamble. In addition, the collection documents the work of the Gambles in birth control and includes records of the Pathfinder Fund. The Bradley family series consists mainly of correspondence, including courtship letters from the 1820s, but also contains diaries, school notebooks, memorabilia, and papers of the Women's Municipal League of Boston, which Sarah's mother, Amy Aldis Bradley, helped found. The Sarah Gamble series is divided into nine sections: Biographical, Diaries, Education, Siblings, Correspondence, Writings, Travel, and Voluntary activities. The Clarence Gamble series includes sections on Boyhood, Diaries, Princeton, and Medical writings, notebooks, 1908-1949, containing copies of letters, diary entries, and medical notes, and extensive correspondence during college and his early professional life with his parents, brothers, and friends. It also includes papers pertaining to the work of his mother, Mary Huggins Gamble, in education for girls and public school kindergartens.".