Germantown Reminiscences. Gathered by Edwin C. Jellett From: Joseph Murter, Jacob Keyser, Elwood Johnson, Charles P. Houpt, Mrs. Frank Rodbard, Naaman K. Ployd, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, William H. Tyson and Ed. Campion, 1905-1910.

Publication

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Historic Germantown

Name/Title

Germantown Reminiscences. Gathered by Edwin C. Jellett From: Joseph Murter, Jacob Keyser, Elwood Johnson, Charles P. Houpt, Mrs. Frank Rodbard, Naaman K. Ployd, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, William H. Tyson and Ed. Campion, 1905-1910.

Entry/Object ID

2014.28.1039

Description

Materials are found within a manila folder attached to a cardboard protective jacket: 1. a 17 page typed transcript of an interview with Joseph Murter by Edwin Jellett in May, 1904, transcribed by Judith Callard in Spring, 2000. This is followed by 60 photocopied pages of Jellett's handwriting above which (presumably) Ms. Callard hand wrote the transcription and then typed out the entire interview in the 17 previously mentioned pages. Attached to the front of the first 17 typed pages is a note referring the reader to the Germantown Crier Spring 2000 and Spring 2001 issues. 2. 131 pages of white, lined notepaper bound in a cardboard cover of Jettett's handwritten notes regarding information he gathered regarding 10 Germantown residents from 1905-1910. Germantown Reminiscences. Gathered by Edwin C. Jellett From: Joseph Murter, Jacob Keyser, Elwood Johnson, Charles P. Houpt, Mrs. Frank Rodbard, Naaman K. Ployd, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, William H. Tyson and Ed. Campion, 1905-1910. Materials are found within a manila folder attached to a cardboard protective jacket: 1. a 17 page typed transcript of an interview with Joseph Murter by Edwin Jellett in May, 1904, transcribed by Judith Callard in Spring, 2000. This is followed by 60 photocopied pages of Jellett's handwriting above which (presumably) Ms. Callard hand wrote the transcription and then typed out the entire interview in the 17 previously mentioned pages. Attached to the front of the first 17 typed pages is a note referring the reader to the Germantown Crier Spring 2000 and Spring 2001 issues. 2. 131 pages of white, lined notepaper bound in a cardboard cover of Jettett's handwritten notes regarding information he gathered regarding 10 Germantown residents from 1905-1910. A bookplate found Inside the front Cover indicates this "book" was a gift to the Site and Relic Society of Germantown (now known as The Germantown Historical Society) from the Estate of Edwin C. Jellett.

Collection

Germantown Historical Society Library Collection

Publication Details

Author

Jellett, Edwin Costley

Publisher

Privately published

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Call No.

L-1, 10