Stephenson, Frances A. Cobb

Minnie to Charlie Letter, January 8, 1878

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb about her decision to not have a roommate in consideration of her health this semester, even though she is experiencing good health at the moment. Mary also mentions the arrangement for F...

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, July 28, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb about her the many crafts she is occupying herself with during her illness. Mary also mentions a visit from her cousins and Frances A. Cobb (Syracuse).

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, October 7, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about speaking to Judge Randall (first name unknown) about the South. Mary also thanks Charles for sending a catalogue and updates him on their mutual friends, including Mr. Cork (first name ...

Minnie to Charlie Letter, December 16, 1877

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about the unusually warm weather, going to Sabbath school, and trying to decide whether to go home next weekend for the holiday. Mary also mentions the Alpha Chapter tea at the home of France...

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, September 30, 1877

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb. Mary mentions Frances A. Cobb (Syracuse) who will now join Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, December 16, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about her visit to Syracuse, New York but not Syracuse University. Mary mentions news with their mutual friends and how Alpha Phi Fraternity approached Nettie Ursula Hoag (Syracuse) rudely.

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, February 17, 1878

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb about her health improving and about her recent music lessons. Mary also mentions a candy pulling party hosted by Frances A. Cobb (Syracuse).

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, December 9, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) writes to Charles Cobb about what she has been doing lately, including Mary asks Charles if he enjoys teaching and mentions her experience teaching Sunday school.

Minnie Bingham to Charlie Letter, August 11, 1881

Mary A. Bingham (Syracuse) tells Charles Cobb about what has been going on in her life recently, including possibly going home and her first sunburn. Mary also mentions the death of Bishop Haven (first name unknown).