Box 1
Contains 61 Results:
George Ford to Frank Ford and John T. Ford (Jr.), 1955 March 24
Letters from George Ford to cousin Frank Ford and John T. Ford (Jr.) requesting information on John T. Ford (Sr.) for book George is writing. Also a handwritten excerpt from a passage on John T. Ford (Sr.) in Baltimore: Its History and People (1912), p.183.
Melvin Frahm to John T. Ford III, 1956 April 6
Letter to John T. Ford III from Melvin Frahm, Detroit, Michigan with questions regarding the Ford family and their connections to Henry Ford the automaker and any relationship of the Booth acting family to the Booths of the Salvation Army.
H. Clay Ford to John T. Ford, 1865
Letter to John T. Ford from H. Clay Ford stating he cannot obtain permission for a visit from Edith and elaborates on his efforts to win John’s release including his intention to contact Henry Winter Davis.
Envelope - "Statement for Wilkes Booth", undated
Empty envelope with legend “statement for Wilkes Booth.”
Ford, John T. - Manuscripts, undated
Manuscripts by Ford on the assassination. First, seven pages of musings on the assassination with a six page typed transcript. Secondly, four pages of notes on Pittman’s Assassination of President Lincoln and the Trial of the Conspirators, labeled A, B, C. and D, with a one page typed transcript of excerpts from the four pages.
Spangler Statements, undated
Two manuscripts in pencil, one three pages long, the other seven, on statements regarding the assassination by Edmund “Ned” Spangler. Probably a transcript, but after his release from prison, Spangler worked for Ford at the Holliday Street Theater.
Programs - Edwin Booth, 1867
Playbills for Edwin Booth in various plays at the Holliday Street Theater in Baltimore.
W.F. Florence to John T. Ford, 1871 July 7
W.F. Florence notifies Ford he has purchased rights Falconer’s play “Eileen.”
J. Jefferson to John T. Ford, 1875 May 22
Note to Ford from J. Jefferson enclosing a cheque for $225 (not included in file).
Plaque of Keys, 1885
Photograph on cardboard of a plaque of keys presented by Mayor of Baltimore F.C. Latrobe to visiting New York firemen with a typed note speculating on the origin of the picture.