Thiébault Family mss., 1733-1872, bulk
1793-1872
Papers, 1733-1872, of Thiébault family at
the Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Electronic finding aid encoded by Jake Baska.
Updated by Craig Simpson.
Summary Information
Repository
Lilly Library (Indiana University, Bloomington)
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Creator
Thiébault family
TitleThiébault Family mss.,1733-1872, bulk
1793-1872
Collection No.
LMC 2416
Extent
ca. 6000 items.
Language
Materials are in French, English,
and German.
Abstract
Consists of the papers of mutiple
generations of the Thiébault family. The collection contains correspondence,
journals, sketches, legal documents, poems, songs, drafts, military papers,
autographs, and other miscellaneous objects belonging to the family.
Biographical Note
The Thiébault Family mss. follows four generations of a Franco-British family living
in 18th and 19th centuries. The first generation is represented in the papers of
Dieudonné Thiébault (1733-1807). Dieudonné received a Jesuit education in Colmar,
Dijon, and Épinal before continuing to study the liberal arts in Paris. After
marrying Nicole–Louis de Sozzi (the daughter of eminent lawyer Louis de Sozzi) in
December 1764, Dieudonné accepted a teaching position at Frederick the Great's École
Militaire in Berlin. The Thiébault's remained at the court for the ensuing twenty
years and Dieudonné became an intimate friend of the Emperor's. In 1785, the
Thiébault's returned to Paris where Dieudonné was named Keeper of the Archives and
Sous-Chef of the Bureau de la Librarie. Dieudonné was deprived of his office during
the Revolution and returned to Épinal where he taught at the École Centrale.
Dieudonné continued to write on literary, linguistic, and philosophic matters before
dying in 1807.
Paul Charles François Adrien Henri Dieudonné was born to Dieudonné and Nicole in
1769. He received his education at the École Militaire and, after his family's
return to Paris, joined a detachment of the national guard at the outbreak of the
Revolution. He later joined the regular army and rose swiftly through the ranks,
appointed Brigadier General in 1801 and Major General in 1808. Napoleon named Paul
the Governor of Fulda in October 1806. Paul also governed Biscay and Old Castille at
various times during this period. In these positions, he was the leading French
military figure on the Iberian Peninsula from 1807 to 1811 and was placed in charge
of the Portuguese campaign of 1807-1808. In 1811, Paul was ennobled and named a
Baron de l'Empire, a title transferrable to male descendants. Although temporarily
disgraced during Napoleon's Hundred Days for his indiscreet loyalty to the Emperor,
Paul's good reputation persisted in the following decades as he — like his father
before him — took up literary exploits and published several texts on military
history and tactics.
Paul's professional success balanced a tumultuous personal life. In 1793, he and his
superior officer — Étienne de Jouy — met two British sisters who were residing with
their mother and step-father in the French city of Lille. Both couples married
within six months of their initial meetings; De Jouy wed Isabella Walker (1733-1830)
while Paul married Elizabeth "Betzy" Walker (1767-1824). The Walkers were the
daughters of James Walker and Lady Mary Hamilton (1739-1816), the latter of whom was
an early feminist author best known for
Munster
Village
, a 1778 novel centered on a utopian community of women pursuing
higher education. Lady Mary left Walker in the early 1790s to live with her lover,
British merchant George Hamilton, in Lille.
Paul and Betzy's love during this period is reflected in their early correspondence
but their relationship was under constant strain from Paul's absences due to
military obligations, Betzy's continual pregnancies (in ten years of marriage, the
Thiébaults had three children and two others who died shortly after birth), and her
British roots. Two of Betzy's siblings served in the British military — James
(1764-1831) was a successful naval officer and eventually rose to Rear Admiral while
David was a captain in the army. Suspicions regarding Betzy's loyalties resulted in
her imprisonment for several months in 1794. Paul met another woman, Zozette, on
Bastille Day 1802. He separated from Betzy in December of that year while she was in
the later stages of pregnancy with their last child. Paul and Betzy's divorce was
finalized in July 1804 and Paul married Zozette later that summer. The couple had
several children, one of whom — Claire (1807-1894) — was the person responsible for
the publication of Paul's memoirs.
Paul and Betzy's marriage resulted in the the birth of three children who survived to
adulthood: Adolphe (1797-ca.1875), Melanie Laure, and Alfred (b.1803). All are
heavily represented in the manuscript collection but Adolphe is the central figure.
Adolphe followed his father into the military and eventually became an instructor at
various academies. However, his importance to the collection lies in his skills as a
historian and his efforts to compile his family's archives. All the present
collections except for the miscellaneous series were organized by Adolphe.
Adolphe's own personal life was quite the opposite of his parents'. On a trip to
visit his mother in London in 1818, Adolphe met Harriet Thayer (1791-1860), the
daughter of a English country gentleman named Edward Loveden. Adolphe and Harriet
courted over the ensuing years before marrying in November 1822. The Thiébaults had
one daughter, Henrietta Malvina, who later married an English naval officer,
Valentine Otway Inglefield. The Thiébault's marriage appears to have been happy
based on the materials in the manuscripts collection. They traveled extensively
throughout Europe with Adolphe maintaining sketchbooks and journals of their trips.
Harriet died in 1860 and Adolphe spent the following years writing her biography.
Adolphe continued to compile the papers of various family members throughout the
remainder of his life including those of Dieudonné, Paul, Betzy, Harriet, and his
cousin Emma de Jouy (1793-1872) — the daughter of Isabella Walker and Étienne de
Jouy.
Scope and Content Note
The collection consists of six series. The first five are bound collections belonging
to, in order, Paul Thiébault, Adolphe Thiébault, Harriet Thayer, Emma de Jouy, and
unknown owners. The sixth series includes the collections which were originally
bound by Adolphe but have since been disbound; although arranged by Adolphe, the
papers were written by various members of the extended Thiébault clan. Each series
contains a mix of various materials including personal papers, letters, journals,
professional papers, ephemera, and sketches.
Arrangement
The collection is chiefly divided between bound and disbound materials and is
organized into the following series: I. Paul Thiébault materials – bound; II.
Adolphe Thiébault materials – bound; III. Harriet Thayer materials – bound. IV. Emma
de Jouy – bound; V. Unknown owners – bound; VI. Disbound papers.
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Indexing Terms
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Names
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Thiébault, Adolphe,
baron
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Thiébault, Paul Charles
François Adrien Henri Dieudonné, baron, 1769-1846
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Thiébault, Dieudonné,
1733-1807
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Hamilton, Mary, Lady,
1739-1816
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Thiébault, Melanie Laure
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Thiébault, Alfred, b.1803
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Thayer, Harriet, 1791-1860
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Walker, Elizabeth, 1767-1824
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Pryse, Pryse, d.1849
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Hughes, Thomas,
1822-1896
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De Jouy, Emma, d.1872
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De Jouy, Étienne
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Boudonville, François Louis de
Bain
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Thiébault, Pauline
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Thiébault family
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Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
This collection is open for research.
Acquisition Information
Acquired: 1993-2009.
Usage RestrictionsPrior arrangements are not necessary before coming to the Library,
however,patrons from out of town are encouraged to communicate with the Library
in advance of their visits to ascertain availability of materials.
Photocopying permitted only with permission of the Curator of Manuscripts, Lilly
Library.
Preferred Citation
Thiébault Family mss., Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington,
Indiana.
Processing InformationProcessed by Cassie Brand.
Completed in 2011
Series:
Paul Thiébault materials — Bound
Book 1
Relation de l'Expédition du Portugal, 1817,
A.M., 375 pages of typescript with notations in Paul Thiébault's
hand.
Thiébault's own copy of his best known work, heavily revised in his own
hand, and including extra leaves tipped in.
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Book 2
Recueil de Pensées par le Général Thiébault, ca.1808,
A.M., 82 pages.
A collection of Paul Thiébault's thoughts, done in calligraphic
manuscript, while Thiébault was stationed in Portugal. An additional ten
pages following the text include a reproduction of the title page, a
special plea from the calligrapher, and the sheet music for four songs.
Several cards from the calligrapher are tucked into the front cover.
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Book 3
Romances par Monsieur le Lieut Général Thiebault, ca.1810,
A.M., 16 pages.
Folio collection of seven songs; one is credited to Paul Thiébault and
two are by Étienne de Jouy. An inscription on the title page is in
Paul's hand and dedicates the work "Pour ma tres chere Petite fille,
Malvina." Henrietta Malvina Thiébault was not born until 1822 so this
came far after the composition of the work.
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Adolphe Thiébault materials — Bound
Book 4
Sketchbook No. 1, 1815-1818,
A.M., 94 pages.
The first volume of Adolphe Thiébault's sketchbooks. This volume is the
earliest, including illustrations from 1815. Illustrations include
various acquaintances in Dijon, family members (including Emma de Jouy,
François Boudonville, Claire Thiébault, Paul Thié, David Walker, Lay
Mary Hamilton, Betzy Walker, and Harriet Thayer), and a great many
panels from Adolphe's trip to London ca. 1817-1818 that depict urban
life and population. Also included is a pencil sketch of Adolphe's first
encounter with Harriet at No. 36 Curzon Street, London.
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Book 5
Sketchbook No. 2, 1815-1816,
A.M.S., 110 pages.
Adolphe's second sketchbook. Most illustrations are in pencil and include
landscapes of Dijon and Paris, and artist studies.
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Book 6
Sketchbook No. 3, 1816,
A.M.S., 54 pages.
Illustrations include twenty-four anatomical and skeletal studies, seven
artist studies, and several of Paris, Calais, Dover, and London (done
during Adolphe's first trip to England). Of particular interest in the
London sketches is a pencil illustration of Lady Mary Hamilton's
apartment at 42 Woburn Place, Russell Square.
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Book 7
Sketchbook No. 4, 1816-1817,
A.M.S., 43 pages.
A collection of illustrations from Adolphe's initial trip to England and
London. Included are several illustrations of St. Paul's, Westminster
Abbey (exterior and interior), Covent Garden Market, and Greenwich.
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Book 8
Sketchbook No. 5, 1817,
A.M.S., 120 pages.
A continuation of the last sketchbook with further illustrations of
London. Illustrations include Marylebone Church, Covent Garden Market,
architentural drawings of various homes, scenes from
Paradise Lost, Sadlers Theatre, a harlequin
show, the Tower, Lambeth Palace, and Westminster Bridge.
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Book 9
Sketchbook No. 6, 1821-1822,
A.M.S., 78 pages.
This sketchbook begins with maps and landscape illustrations of the route
from Paris to Verdun. Following these are illustrations and
architectural drawings of Buscot Park, Edward Loveden's estate. Other
scenes from Berkshire and London conclude the volume.
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Book 10
Sketchbook No. 7, 1822-1823,
A.M.S., 82 pages.
Another collection of English illustrations beginning in Berkshire,
before proceeding to London, Versailles, coal mines between Birmingham
and Wolverhampton, Worfield Church (where Adolpe and Harriet married in
1822), Oxfordshire, and Shropshire. A further series of illustrations
demonstrates the perils of horsemanship.
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Book 11
Sketchbook No. 8, 1823-1825,
A.M.S., 100 pages.
The early illustrations in this volume are dedicated to the Channel
Islands. The illustrations then turn to several scences of Paris before
ending with an exteded series of illustrations from Blois and chateux of
the Loire Valley.
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Book 12
Sketchbook No. 9, 1827-1846
A.M.S., 44 pages.
A series of landscape, mechanical, and map sketches from the area around
Davenport House, Shropshire. The later illustrations 1846-1847 are of
Brittany. On the opening verso, Adolphe has included a quote from
Freeman's
Sketches in Wales: "There are few
better journals than a seies of sketches, however hasty or imperfect
they may be...."
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Book 13
Sketchbook No. 10, ca.1828,
A.M.S., 124 pages.
Two pages of illustrations from Dublin are then followed by an extended
series from southwestern France including Bourdeaux, Pau, Lourdes, and
the Pyrenees. The second half of the sketchbook includes landscapes,
urban scenes, and architectural drawings from a trip to Algiers.
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Book 14.1
Voyage à pied dans le nord du pays de Galles, 1, September 1827,
A.M.S., 136 pages.
The first volume of two from Adolphe's walking trip of Wales in September
1827. This volume includes an introduction, a song, a select
Welsh-English dictionary, and entries and illustrations for 11-18
September.
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Book 14.2
Voyage à pied dans le nord du pays de Galles, 2, September 1827,
A.M.S., 118 pages.
The second volume includes further entries and illustrations, as well as
a list of hotels at which Adolphe stopped, and a map of his journies
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Book 15.1
Voyage en Ecosse, 1 1828,
A.M.S., 178 pages.
The first volume of Adolphe, Harriet, and Malvina's extended trip to
Scotland in 1828. This volume includes the Thiébaults' trip to Edinburgh
and to Abbotsford — the home of Sir Walter Scott. The volumes are
composed as scrapbooks an include entries, illustrations, pasted-in
pieces of newspaper, letters from friends and acquaintances, and calling
cards.
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Book 15.2
Voyage en Ecosse, 2 1828,
A.M.S., 145 pages.
A continuation of the first volume with further illustrations, entries,
letters, and calling cards. Of particular note is the piece of wood sewn
on to page 43, supposedly taken from the tree that shelter Bonnie Prince
Charlie after his thwarted 1745 uprising.
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Book 16
La Suisse, 1856,
A.M.S., 81 pages.
A one volume description of the Adolphe and Harriet's 1856 tour of
Switzerland, following their extended stay in Munich. Unlike the other
travelogues, this volume has no illustrations apart from two maps
inserted before and after the text.
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Book 17
L'arthimétique des mères propre à transmettre aux enfants,
ca. 1798,
A.M.S., 82 pages.
An arthimetic book prepared by a friend of Diuedonné's for Betzy's use in
teaching young Adolphe his mathematics. In the introductory note dated
September 1865, Adolphe explains that he seredipitously reacquired it in
1849 from the son of the text's author.
Book 18
La Lusiade, ca. 1818,
A.M., 62 pages.
A French translation of the Camões's epic poem
Os
Lusiadas
by Pedro de Sousa Holstein, the Duc de Palmela. As
Adolphe notes on the introductory page, this copy was given to him
during his 1818 trip to London.
Book 19
Mémoires militaires, 1821-1827
A.M.S., 350 pages.
A collection of five manuscript monographs written by Adolphe. 1)
Reconnaissance militaire sur la rive guahce de la
Marne en avant de Meaune
, 1821. 2)
Reconnaissance militaire de la route de Dreux à Houdon,
1822. 3)
Reconnaissance de la route de Tournons à
Brie–Comte–Robert
, 1825. 4)
Reconnaissance militaire de la route de Montargis à la
Bussière
, 1826.
Relation de la bataille
d'Ivry, donné le mercredi 14 Mars 1590
, 1827. An additional
manuscript detailing Adolphe's military studies is laid in the front
cover.
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Harriet Thiébault materials — Bound
Book 20
Histoire et généalogie des familles paternelles et maternelles de
ma mère, 1828,
A.M.S., 524 pages.
Materials are in English.
Genealogical notes compiled by Adolphe during the Thiébaults' 1828 trip
to Scotland regarding Betzy Walker's ancestry. The volume contains many
illustrations of coats of arms and inserted notes.
Book 21.1
Souvenirs d'Harriet et les miens, 1861-1866,
A.M.S., 658 pages.
Adolphe's biography of his and Harriet's life together, written in the
years following her death. The opening sections give a good background
on the family histories of the Thiébaults and Thayers/Lovedens. Adolphe
reproduced many letters written between he and Harriet, as well as
letter from or to the couple from other members of the extended family.
Additional papers and letters are occasionally tipped–in as well as
several pressed flowers, newspaper clippings, wedding annoucements,
death annoucenments, and other ephemera. Adolphe uses marginal notations
to refer to other volumes in the collection for purposes of
cross–reference.
Envelope 21.2
Materials removed from
Souvenirs
d'Harriet
, 1861-1865.
An additional envelope contains calling cards for the Thiébaults, two
packets of letters regarding the dispute between Harriet and her brother
— Pryse Pryse — following Edward Loveden's death, a pencil sketch of a
coat of arms, and a portrait of a woman, unidentified, but most likely
Harriet given other copies in various scrapbooks.
Book 22
Harriet Thayer's album, 1815-ca.1854.
A.M.S.
Harriet Thayer's album with the first entry dated 1815. Contents vary
greatly and include notes, poems, letters, illustrations (most notably
of Harriet, Adolphe, Malvina, Paul Thiébault, Alfred Thiébault, Claire
Thiébault, and Edward Loveden), two locks of Adolphe's hair, songs,
wedding announcements, and newspaper clippings. The album appears to
have been transfered to Malvina in January 1842 according to a
dedication poem included halfway in the volume. Newspaper clippings that
follow announce her wedding to Valentine Inglefield and the subsequent
birth of their children.
Book 23
Album souvenirs, Pour Harriet, 1822-1860,
A.M.S., 62 pages.
A collection of illustrations, done by Adolphe, of the various places
Harriet lived and traveled to during her life. The illustrations are
similar to those found in other volumes and include various locations in
England and France. Adolphe also included floor plans of the Thiébaults'
homes and several maps.
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Emma de Jouy materials — Bound
Book 24
Le plus ancien souvenir de ma cousine Emme de Jouy, ca. 1814-1872,
A.M.S., 88 pages.
Emma de Jouy's scrapbook, assembled by Adolphe in 1873 following her
death. The earliest materials date to 1814. Materials include letters,
poems, pressed flowers, invitations, certificates, and calling
cards.
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Unknown Others — Bound
Book 25
Einleitung zur Krieger-Kunst,
undated
128 pages.
General treatise on the art of war, with 36 “rules”, followed by chapters
on individual aspects of military conduct. In German.
Book 26
Recipes, ca.
1810-1840
368 pages.
Book of recipes, with note inserted at front that reads “Two books of
recipes and prescriptions of my mother.” In English and French.
Book 27
Recipes, ca. 1810-1840
160 pages.
Recipes. Many in different hands, some with notes to identify the
contributor. Some printed recipes. Many of the recipes tipped in. In
English and French.
Book 28
Album, 1815-1837
50 pages.
Album of envelopes with addresses which were cut down to be pasted in,
includes many wax seals and an invitation to the Duke of Sussex’s
funeral. Many addressed to Charles Doyle, includes an envelope and wax
seal from the King of Belgium.
Book 29
Album souvenirs, 1834
200 pages.
Book of illustrations belonging to Malvina Thiebault, includes
engravings, sketches, watercolors, woodcuts, etchings, with some notes
in English and French.
Book 30
Album souvenirs, 1854-1856
92 pages.
Includes poetry, quotations, clippings, and sketches. Note at the front
reads, “Mary Louisa Stewart, from her affectionate brother, Christmas
1854 – Lausanne.”
Series:
Disbound Papers
Box 1
Book 31 Folder 1
Correspondence, many between father and son, and inventory of
letters, 1733-1806, bulk, 1793-1806
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Book 31
Folder 2
Correspondence, includes obituary of Dieudonné Thiébault,
1807-1808
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Book 31
Folder 3
Correspondence, many addressed to Madame Thiébault, and an
inventory of works, 1766-1801
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Book 31
Folder 4
Correspondence between Madame Thiébault and Hainchelin, née Kühn
(1787-1797) and correspondence addressed to Citoyen Thiébault,
1786-1803
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Book 31
Folder 5
Correspondence, awards and commendations, some on vellum,
1773-1807
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Book 32
bound with explanatory notes made by Adolphe
Thiébault
Book 32
Folder 1
Inventories of correspondence, 1764-1798,
and correspondence, 1792-1793
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Book 32
Folder 3
Love letters from Paul Thiébault to his wife
Betzey,1794
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Book 32
Folder 4
Correspondence, mainly from Paul to Betzey,
1795-1796
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Book 33
Folder 1
Inventories of correspondence, 1798-1846,
and correspondence, 1798-1800
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Book 33
Folder 2
Correspondence, mainly from Paul to Betzey,
1801-1802
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Book 33
Folder 3
Correspondence from Paul to Betzey,
1802-1803
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Book 33
Folder 4
Correspondence from Paul to Betzey, including divorce agreement,
1804-1816
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Book 33
Folder 5
Correspondence, with explanatory notes by Adolphe, and passports,
1793-1830
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Book 33
Folder 6
Correspondence from Paul to Adolphe,
1802-1846
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Book 34
Folder 1
Inventory of items, 1788-1824, hair, papers,
and correspondence, many to husband Paul of Betzey,
1788-1794, with explanatory notes of Adolphe,
1838-1856
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Book 34
Folder 2
Correspondence from Betzey,
1794-1803
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Book 34
Folder 3
Correspondence, mainly from Betzey, and poetry,
1804-1809
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Book 34
Folder 4
Correspondence, mainly from Betzey,
1810-1817
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Book 34
Folder 5
Correspondence, mainly from Betzey,
1818-1824
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Book 34
Folder 6
Sketches, undated, and newspaper clippings,
1789
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Book 34
Folder 7
Papers and correspondence, includes official marriage and divorce
contracts of Betzey and Paul, 1790-1807
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Book 34
Folder 8
Disbound bindings
Box 2
Book 35
Red binding
Book 35
Folder 1
Table of contents and items 1-8,
1785-1802
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Book 35
Folder 3
Item 20,
Eloge de Mr. Voltaire,
manuscript corrected by Frederick the Great
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Book 36
Binding
Book 36
Folder 1
Papers of Paul Thiébault, includes inventory, manuscripts,
published works by and about Paul Thiébault, biographies and
obituaries.
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Book 37
Folder 1
Items 1-49. Correspondence in English and French addressed to or
concerning Adolphe Thiébault, includes inventory numbering the items.
Sketches, item 31, 1810-1822
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Book 37
Folder 2
Items 50-99. Correspondence concerning Adolphe Thiébault,
includes many letters from government officials,
1822-1826
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Book 37
Folder 3
Items 100-156. Correspondence concerning Adolphe Thiébault,
1826-1839
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Book 37
Folder 4
Items 157-200. Correspondence concerning Adolphe Thiébault,
1839-1852
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Book 37
Folder 5
Items 201-240. Correspondence of Adolphe Thiébault, many
concerning military activity in Bourges, France,
1852-1854
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Book 38
Binding
Book 38
Folder 1
Printed article, fashion plates and music, with correspondence,
all signed Cornelia. Includes inventory of Book 38,
1807-1865
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Book 38
Folder 2
Extracts of lectures from a notebook,
1816
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Book 38
Folder 3
Extracts of lectures. Notes on learning Spanish, including a
manuscript Spanish-English-French vocabulary list,
1824
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Book 38
Folder 4
Sancho Ortiz de las Koelas, by
Lope de Vega, translated by Harriet Thiébault into French. Introduction
to the translation includes summaries of the scenes,
1824
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Book 38
Folder 5
Various papers and clippings, including an inventory of new
church books, a sketch and poetry,
undated
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Book 38
Folder 6
Poems, mainly in English, by Harriet Thiébault
undated
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Book 39
Binding of
Vingt Semaines de Séjour à
Munich
, volume 2
Book 39
Folder 1
Items 1-32. Title page of
Vingt Semaines
de Séjour à Munich
, engraved plates, sketches,
correspondence and articles. Materials in German and French,
1856-1861
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Book 39
Folder 2
Items 33-65. Programs, menus, response cards, broadsides, and
invitations relating to time spent in Munich,
1856
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Book 39
Folder 3
Items 66-93. Theater broadside and various calling cards,
1856
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Book 39
Folder 4
Items 94-105. Correspondence addressed to Adolphe Thiébault and
maps of Munich, 1856
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Book 40
Binding of
Vingt Semaines de Séjour à
Munich,
volume 3
Book 40
Folder 1
Inventory of Book 40 and correspondence thanking Adolphe
Thiébault for a copy of his book
Vignt Semaines
de Séjour à Munich
,
1860-1861
Book 40
Folder 2
Notes on
Vignt Semaines with a
table of contents, 1861
Book 40
Folder 3
Notes on
Vingt Semaines continued,
correspondence concerning
Vingt Semaines,
and printed reviews of the book,
1855-1863
Book 41
Binding of
Vingt Semaines de Séjour à
Munich
, volume 4
Book 41
Folder 1
Introduction to the letters of Madame Leaf written in Munich to
Baron Thiébault, with excerpts and commentary,
1861
Book 41
Folder 2
Letters from Madame Leaf to Baron Thiébault,
1850-1851
Book 41
Folder 3
Letters from Madame Leaf to Baron Thiébault,
1851
Book 41
Folder 4
Letters from Madame Leaf to Baron Thiébault,
1851
Book 41
Folder 5
Letters from Madame Leaf to Baron Thiébault,
1852
Book 41
Folder 6
Letters from Madame Leaf to Baron Thiébault,
1852-1854
Book 42
Binding
Book 42
Folder 1
Inventory of Book 42. Correspondence to and from Emma de Jouy,
1871-1872
Book 42
Folder 2
Papers of François-Louis Boudonville, includes military
documents, correspondence, 1813-1854
Book 42
Folder 3
Papers of Camille Boudonville and Victor-Louis-Oscar Boudonville
and journal excerpts of Emma de Jouy,
1840-1871
Box 3
Book 43 Folder 1
Correspondence of Dieudonné Thiébault,
1764-1780
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Book 44
Folder 1
Correspondence of Paul Thiébault, 1811,
undated
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Book 45
Folder 1
Poetry of Laure de Norvins, née Thiébault,
undated
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Book 46
Folder 1
Correspondence of Adolphe Thiébault,
1818-1823
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Book 46
Folder 2
Correspondence of Adolphe Thiébault,
1847-1869
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Book 46
Folder 3
Correspondence of Adolphe Thiébault,
1870-1875
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Book 47
Folder 1
Letters from Adolphe Thiébault to his brother Alfred,
1824-1829
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Book 47
Folder 2
Letters from Adolphe Thiébault to his brother Alfred,
1830-1835
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Book 47
Folder 3
Letters from Adolphe Thiébault to his brother Alfred,
1841-1869
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Book 48
Folder 1
Letters from Laure de Norvins to her brother Adolphe Thiébault,
1852-1859
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Book 48
Folder 2
Letters from Laure de Norvins to her brother Adolphe Thiébault,
1860-1869
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Book 48
Folder 3
Letters from Laure de Norvins to her brother Adolphe Thiébault,
1870-1872
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Book 49
Folder 1
Letters from Malvina Inglefield to her father Adolphe Thiébault,
1866
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Book 50
Folder 1
Correspondence of Harriet Thiébault, with an inventory,
1822
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Book 50
Folder 2
Correspondence of Harriet Thiébault,
1823-1828
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Book 50
Folder 3
Correspondence of Harriet Thiébault,
1836-1849
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Book 50
Folder 4
Correspondence of Harriet Thiébault,
1850-1858
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Book 50
Folder 5
Correspondence of Harriet Thiébault,
1859-1861
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Book 51
Folder 1
Letters and obituaries of Thomas Hughes,
1848-1896
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Book 52
Folder 1
Correspondence and papers of Malvina Inglefield,
1852-1866
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Book 53
Folder 1
Various papers, including invitations, certificates and an
indenture, 1844-1892
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Book 55
Folder 1
Various papers, including newspaper clippings, inventories, notes
on texts and plays, and research on the surname Thiébault,
undated
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Book 55
Folder 2
Various papers, including notes, sketches, inventories, poetry,
and essays, undated
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Box 4
Book 56 Folder 1
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Première Période,” pp.
1-208, 1870
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Book 56
Folder 2
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Première Période,” pp.
209-400, 1870
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Book 56
Folder 3
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Première Période,” pp.
401-542, 1870
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Book 57
Folder 1
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Sixième Période,” pp.
1-160, 1870
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Book 57
Folder 2
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Sixième Période,” pp.
161-320, 1870
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Book 57
Folder 3
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Sixième Période,” pp.
321-480, 1870
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Book 57
Folder 4
Printed copy of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Sixième Période,” pp.
481-512, 1870
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Book 58
Folder 1
Manuscript of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Première Période,”
includes letters and corrections,
1870-1871
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Book 58
Folder 2
Manuscript of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Deuxième Période,”
undated
Book 58
Folder 3
Manuscript of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Quatrième Période,”
undated
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Book 58
Folder 4
Manuscript of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Cinquième Période,”
undated
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Book 58
Folder 5
Manuscript of
Rome et l’Allemagne depuis
vingt siècles
by Adolphe Thiébault, “Cinquième Période,”
part 3 and “Sixième Période” part 1,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 1
Manuscript of
Dieu Retrouvé,
preface and part 1, undated
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Book 59
Folder 2
Notes on the first part of
Dieu
Retrouvé
, undated
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Book 59
Folder 3
Second song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 4
Third song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 5
Fourth song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 6
Fifth song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 7
Sixth song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 8
Seventh song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 9
Eighth song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 10
Ninth song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Book 59
Folder 11
Tenth song of
Dieu Retrouvé,
undated
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Box 5 (Oversize)
Papers in various hands, including letters, notes and essays,
1778-1888
Box 6 (Oversize)
Papers in various hands, including letters, writings, and notes,
1822-1869
