Legend of the Spanish Mustard; Blue Gowns and Gold Hills; Father White and His Blue Tent

Legend of the Spanish Mustard; Blue Gowns and Gold Hills; Father White and: Origformat: Print-Photographic
Legend of the Spanish Mustard; Blue Gowns and Gold Hills; Father White and

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Name/Title

Legend of the Spanish Mustard; Blue Gowns and Gold Hills; Father White and His Blue Tent

Entry/Object ID

MS0040

Scope and Content

Legend of the Spanish Mustard, told to Ivy May Loeber by her grandfather, Calvin Chesterfield Griffith; Blue Gowns and Gold Hills, by Marcia Wilcox; Father White and His Blue Tent, by Effa White Roberts and Mattie White Hutchison: 3 manuscripts bound together. The cover label lists the three manuscripts and also reads "SECOND ANNUAL REPORT" Napa County Historical Society February 1951" Affixed to the back of the first story is a clipping of the same story reprinted in the Napa Valley Marketplace Magazine, March 2007.

Collection

Manuscripts

Acquisition

Accession

1979.49

Source or Donor

Constance H. Skillings

Acquisition Method

Gift

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Manuscript

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

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Archive Details

Creator

Loeber, Ivy May; Wilcox, Marcia; Roberts, Effie White; Hutchison, Mattie White

Date(s) of Creation

1951

Archive Size/Extent

1,2,8 pgs.

Archive Notes

Publication Notes: 1951

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Loeber, Ivy May

Person or Organization

Wilcox, Marcia

Person or Organization

Roberts, Effie White

Person or Organization

Hutchison, Mattie White

Person or Organization

Griffith, Calvin Chesterfield

Person or Organization

Markham, Edwin

Person or Organization

Serra, Junipero, Saint, 1713-1784

Person or Organization

White, Asa. 1797-1873

Person or Organization

Brown, Catherine

Person or Organization

Bartow, Arvilla

Person or Organization

Whitman, Marcus, 1802-1847

Person or Organization

Trubody, John

Person or Organization

Roberts, William

Person or Organization

Spear, Madison

Person or Organization

White, Henry

Person or Organization

Taylor, William

Create Date

August 13, 2009

Update Date

July 9, 2026