Finding Aid for Courtney Family Papers

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Title

Finding Aid for Courtney Family Papers

Subject

Family histories

Description

Collection of genealogical research on the Bates, Courtney, Banker, Beaumont family lines, amongst others, created by donor Janet Bates Courtney. In addition to genealogical notes, there are published works by members of the Bates family, as well as memorabilia and other ephemera. Donor's focus was on the Bates Family in Traverse City, Michigan, and the bulk of the collection dates from their active period, 1880-1890, although she has family lineage dating back to the 1750s.

Creator

Marlas Hanson
Amy Barritt

Source

Janet (Bates) Courtney
TADL Local History Collection, Woodmere

Publisher

TADL Local History Collection, Woodmere

Date

1750-1890

Contributor

Janet (Bates) Courtney

Rights

Images and documents may be protected by copyright law. Contact Traverse Area District Library for permission to reproduce, display, or transmit this image.

Format

PDF

Language

English

Type

Finding Aid

Identifier

2016.12

Coverage

Grand Traverse County, Michigan

PDF Text

Text

​Traverse Area District Library, Woodmere​
​610 Woodmere Avenue Traverse City MI 49686​

​ reator:​​Janet (Bates) Courtney​
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​Title:​​Courtney Family Papers​
​Inclusive dates:​​1750s-1890s​
​Bulk dates:​​188-1890​
​Extent:​​3 linear feet​
​Call number:​​2016.12​

​ anguage: English​
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​Acquisition: Donated by Janet {Bates) Courtney.​
​Accruals: Periodic additions to the collection are not expected.​
​Access: The collection is open without restriction.​
​Photographs: Scattered; See Beaumont and Bates series, Box 1 and 2.​
​A-V Material: None.​
​Digital Material: None.​
​Copyright: Copyright is held in the public domain.​
​Processed By: Marlas Hanson, 2016; Amy Barritt, 2014​

​Traverse Area District Library, Woodmere​
​Local History Collection​
​Courtney Family Papers,​​2​

​ bstract​
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​Collection of genealogical research on the Bates, Courtney, Banker, Beaumont family​
​lines, amongst others, created by donor Janet Bates Courtney. In addition to​
​genealogical notes, there are published works by members of the Bates family, as well​
​as memorabilia and other ephemera. Donor's focus was on the Bates Family in​
​Traverse City, Michigan, and the bulk of the collection dates from their active period,​
​1880-1890, although she has family lineage dating back to the 1750s.​
​ cope and Content Note:​
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​In the Bates series, articles from the Detroit Advertiser contain Morgan Bates' journey to​
​San Francisco. Also, Bates series continues to Box 3, where a lone object belonging to​
​Clara Doty Bates is housed.​

​Traverse Area District Library, Woodmere​
​Local History Collection​
​Courtney Family Papers,​​3​

​Container No.

Description​

​Box 1​
​Bagg [series:]​
​Banker-Grant Family Line​
​Banker-Silliman Family Line​
​Bates [series:]​
​Articles from Detroit Advertiser​
​Bible Records​
​Austin Correspondence​
​Cumming Correspondence​
​Darst Correspondence​
​Dingwall Correspondence​
​Family Charts​
​Bates-Beadleston Family Line​
​Ash Family Line​
​Gilbert Ash​
​Bates-Eaton, Ash, Tylee and Howland Family Lines​
​Ash-Plevier Family Line​
​Ash-Tomlinson Family Line​
​Ash-Tylee Family Line​
​Fairbanks-Bates Family Line​
​Fairbanks Bible Records​
​Bates-Goff Family Line​
​Bates-Harsha Family Line​
​Bates-Holley Family Line​
​Bates-Jenkins Family Line​
​Doty-Bates Family Line​
​Walker-Bates Family Line​
​Bates: Waters-Howard-Tarbox Family Line​
​Bates-Howard, Waters Family Lines, Correspondence Bates-Other​
​Family Lines​
​Bates (Michigan and New York)​
​New York (New York) City Directories, 1786-1827​
​Bates Warren County (New York), 1794-1819​
​Grand Traverse County (Michigan) Deaths 1858-1867​
​Clara Doty Bates "Songs for Goldlocks"​
​Martha E. Cram Bates​
​Box 2​

​Traverse Area District Library, Woodmere​
​Local History Collection​
​Courtney Family Papers,​​4​

​Bates [series:] cont.​
​Merritt Bates​
​Morgan Bates' Biography Morgan Bates California Travel​
​Morgan Bates and Grand Traverse Herald​
​Morgan Bates and Horace Greeley Correspondence, 1833-1839​
​(Photocopies)​
​Morgan Bates Lieutenant Governor of Michigan 1868-1872​
​Morgan Bates, Michigan Press History 1840-1890​
​Morgan Bates, Papers at Burton Historical Collection​
​Box 2a​
​Bates [series:] cont.​
​Thomas, George, and Family Traverse City 1859-1940​
​George Bates' copy of Leach's "A History of the Grand Traverse​
​Region"​
​World's Columbian Exposition 1893 Morgan and Clara Bates Passes​
​Building Booklet​
​Children's Building​
​F. Hopkinson Smith Bates (Pennsylvania)​
​Bates (Rhode Island and Massachusetts) Bates (Rhode Island )​
​Correspondence Bates (Vermont)​
​Bates (Vermont), Ebenezer Bates will (photocopy)​
​Newspaper Clippings​
​The Record Eagle​​, 18 December 1912 (Obituary for Thomas​​T.​
​Bates); The Record Eagle, 19 December 1912 (Funeral​
​announcement for Thomas T. Bates);​​The Record Eagle​​,​​23​
​December 1912 (Report on funeral for Thomas T. Bates);​​The​
​Record Eagle​​, 10 January 1913 (Trustees of Traverse​​City State​
​Hospital express appreciation of Thomas T. Bates' service);​​The​
​Record Eagle​​, 9 February 1935 (History of the​​Record-Eagle​​of​
​Traverse City)​
​Beaumont [series:]​
​Beaumont Family Line (Includes history of Dr. William Beaumont)​
​Courtney [series:]​
​Bible Records​
​Various Wills (photocopies)​
​Courtney Family Line​
​Courtney-Jones Family Line​
​Courtney-McHugh Family Line​
​Lumpkin-Courtney Family Line​

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​Local History Collection​
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​ ourtney (Kentucky)​
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​Lumpkin [series:]​
​Lumpkin (Virginia)​
​Cemetery [series:]​
​Cemetery search​
​New York Research [series:]​
​New York Research​
​Published Works and Bound Volumes [series:]​
​●​ ​Autograph book, belonged to George G. Bates, Traverse City,​
​1876-1880, signature from various parts of the United States, includes​
​Traverse City names​
​●​ ​Scrapbook, belonged to Ada Howard Moore, wife of Fred E. Moore​
​(architect of Traverse City); clippings of a personal nature as well as​
​national, current events, ca. 1888-1896​
​●​ ​The Other Fellow​​, F. Hopkins Smith, Cambridge, Riverside​​Press,​
​1899. (signed by author with inscription to Morgan Bates)​
​●​ ​The Tribune Almanac for the years 1838 to 1868, inclusive,​
​comprehending The Politician's Register and The Whig Almanac​​, Vol.​
​1., New York: published by the New York Tribune, 1868​
​Box 3​
​ ublished Works and Bound Volumes [series:]​
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​●​ ​Martin Broo​​k, a novel, Morgan Bates, Harper & Brothers​​Publishers,​
​New York and London, 1901. ( paper book jacket, torn and brown​
​w/age)​
​●​ ​Martin Brook​​, a novel, Morgan Bates, Harper & Brothers​​Publishers,​
​New York and Landon, 1901. (inscribed by author to his niece, Clara,​
​March 26, 1901), no book jacket​
​●​ ​Along Traverse Shores,​​Mrs. M. E. C. Bates and Mrs.​​M. K. Buck,​
​Traverse City, 1891. (Paper cover, inscribed by authors to Flora A.​
​Campbell)​
​●​ ​Along Traverse Shores,​​Mrs. M. E. C. Bates and Mrs.​​M. K. Buck,​
​Traverse City, 1891. ?-ex-library​
​●​ ​Songs from the Northland​​, Mary K. Buck, Traverse City,​​Mich. 1902​
​●​ ​Heart's Content, and they who lived there​​, Clara Doty​​Bates, D.​
​Lathrop and Company, Boston, 1880 (from G.G. Bates' library)​
​●​ ​Heart's Content, and they who lived there​​, Clara Doty​​Bates, D.​
​Lathrop and Company, Boston, 1880 (Inscribed: "To Mabel from Aunt​
​Clara, 1915")​
​●​ ​From Heart's Content​​, Clara Doty Bates, Morrill, Higgins​​& Company,​

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​ hicago, 1892 (Inscribed 'To Morgan Bates from Clara Doty Bates,​
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​The Ontario, Chicago, 1892; 3 separate sheets included with​
​dedications and signatures)​
​●​ ​Published Works and Bound Volumes [series:] cont.​
​●​ ​From Heart's Content, Clara Doty Bates, Morrill, Higgins & Company,​
​Chicago, 1892 (3 copies)​
​●​ ​Ted, Go/d/ocks and others, verses​​by Clara Doty Bates,​​pictures by​
​Lizzie Lawson; D. Lathrop and Company: Boston, 1883. (Inscribed​
​"From Clara D. to Clara N.")​
​●​ ​On the Treetop,​​by Clara Doty Bates, pictures by F.T.​​Merrill, Jessie​
​Curtis and other well known artists. D. Lathrop and Company, Boston,​
​1880. (Inscribed "From Clara D. to Clara N.")​
​Bates [series:]​
​World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Award Medal and Aluminum Case​
​made by Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Connecticut,​
​inscribed to Clara D. Bates​

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