Scope and Contents From the Series: Genealogical materials include ancestral charts, family trees, obituaries, notes, and correspondence about the Burr, Allyne, and related families, including the Barnard, Child, Overstreet, Stanford, and Wenzlick families. The series also contains the book A General History of the Burr Family (1902), the Allyne family bible with an ancestral chart, and the Barnard family bible with an ancestral chart. Both bibles were printed in the 1770s. Materials on...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Genealogical materials include ancestral charts, family trees, obituaries, notes, and correspondence about the Burr, Allyne, and related families, including the Barnard, Child, Overstreet, Stanford, and Wenzlick families. The series also contains the book A General History of the Burr Family (1902), the Allyne family bible with an ancestral chart, and the Barnard family bible with an ancestral chart. Both bibles were printed in the 1770s. Materials on...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Writings and personalia include a variety of personal materials belonging to members of the Burr, Allyne, and Overstreet families, including personal writings, journals, travel diaries, scrapbooks, sketches, sketchbooks, personal expense lists, yearbooks, and diplomas. Much of the material consists of writings and personalia related to Alice and Marian Burr’s travels in Africa and Asia from 1929-1930, including Alice Burr’s The Incomplete Guide to Africa...

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Legal and property records comprise wills, marriage licenses, legal agreements, estate papers, and land deeds belonging to the Burr, Allyne and related families. The series also contains two journals recording real estate holdings and appraisals of the Burr-Allyne family in San Francisco and Alameda counties by lot and block from 1900-1925.

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Legal and property records comprise wills, marriage licenses, legal agreements, estate papers, and land deeds belonging to the Burr, Allyne and related families. The series also contains two journals recording real estate holdings and appraisals of the Burr-Allyne family in San Francisco and Alameda counties by lot and block from 1900-1925.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Legal and property records comprise wills, marriage licenses, legal agreements, estate papers, and land deeds belonging to the Burr, Allyne and related families. The series also contains two journals recording real estate holdings and appraisals of the Burr-Allyne family in San Francisco and Alameda counties by lot and block from 1900-1925.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Legal and property records comprise wills, marriage licenses, legal agreements, estate papers, and land deeds belonging to the Burr, Allyne and related families. The series also contains two journals recording real estate holdings and appraisals of the Burr-Allyne family in San Francisco and Alameda counties by lot and block from 1900-1925.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Legal and property records comprise wills, marriage licenses, legal agreements, estate papers, and land deeds belonging to the Burr, Allyne and related families. The series also contains two journals recording real estate holdings and appraisals of the Burr-Allyne family in San Francisco and Alameda counties by lot and block from 1900-1925.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Business records comprise correspondence, account books, bills and receipts, legal documents, and other records relating to the various and extensive business dealings of the Burr-Allyne family, especially Ephraim Willard Burr (E. W. Burr), John Allyne, and Edmund Coffin Burr (E. C. Burr), from the 1840s to the 1920s. E. W. Burr’s business records (1844-1910) include account books, receipts, tax bills and other papers documenting the ship Henry Tuke (1849),...

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Ephemera consists of ephemera, passports, and newspaper clippings belonging to members of the Burr, Allyne, and Overstreet families. The series also includes a variety of unattributed ephemera, including World War I and American Red Cross ephemera, an autograph book, and The Cyclists’ Road-Book of California (1895).