Box OSBCHI-D-HARRGENE-1

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of personal papers and biographical information. Biographical information includes photographs, nearest of kin, ministry lists, degrees, teacher certifications, a personal data sheet, a Latin Baptismal certificate, community obituaries and memorials, and prayer cards. Personal papers include personal correspondence, family materials such as a family history, academic transcripts, and materials related to the research and publication of "Where There Was Need," a...

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This series includes transcripts from the University of Colorado, De Paul University, College of Saint Teresa, Mount Saint Scholastica College, and more. Sister's records from Saint Scholastica Academy in Canon City were partially destroyed by a fire at the repository, and so do not reflect her graduation.

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Includes funerary materials for family members, photographs, news clippings, and a family history.

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This edition includes only the first three chapters of the history, outlining the beginnings of the community from 1852-1871.

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Includes original pencil illustrations used in the history, as well as photocopies and xeroxes. Also includes a bound list of all the images used in the manuscript, as well as photocopies.

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Includes correspondence regarding research inquiries, a bound spiral journal of Sister's notes, and various photocopies and research documents.

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Includes research materials used in the writing of the community history. Sister Genevieve interviewed and wrote to other OSB Sisters, archivists, and parishes. She also collected news clippings and consulted the community's archives. This sub-series also contains suggested edits and notes from the Archdiocesan censor.

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Includes news clippings, notes, correspondence with community Sisters, printers, and publishers, 1988 revisions and community discussion, and correspondence regarding the gift of the history to other Benedictine communities.