IGLEHART, JAMES D., PAPERS, MS. 2384
Letters written to Dr. James D. Iglehart (1850-1934), Baltimore physi-
cian, about patients, medical problems, involvement with the Sons of
the
American Revolution and the Association of Veterans of the Mexican
War, the construction of a monument in recognition of Marylanders who
died in the Mexican War; account book from G. A. Lang's German and
English school, 1870-71.
1 box,1870-1930
IGLEHART SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR SCRAPBOOK, MS.477
Clippings concerning the Spanish-American War from April-May, 1898,
collected by Captain James D. Iglehart (1850-1934). Later clippings
kept
by Captain Iglehart in the same volume concern the Fifth Regiment,
Mary-
land National Guard, and the Sons of the American Revolution.
1 vol., 1898,1904-1907.
INDEPENDENT BEEF COMPANY RECORDS, MS. 1805
Baltimore gourmet food and wine retail establishment: notebook with
costs and retail prices of whiskey, gin, brandy, and wine; volume of
deposits and checks, 1946-50; record of daily purchases, 1950; wholesale
liquor dealer's books of purchases and sale, 1937-40, and monthly report,
1938-41.
6 vols., 1937-50
INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY RECORD BOOKS, MS.478
Financial secretary's book, 1823-1834, showing receipts and expenditures
of
the Independent Fire Company. Minute book, 1838-1853, containing consti-
tution and by-laws, minutes of monthly meetings, names of members,
lists
of fires.
2 vols., 1823-1853.
INDEPENDENT GREYS MINUTE BOOK, MS.479
Minute book of the Independent Greys Flank Company of the 53rd Regi-
ment, Maryland Volunteers, commanded by Captains Robert Hall and
James 0. Law.
1 vol., 1841-1848.
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU OF BALTIMORE SCRAPBOOKS, MS.1503
Collection of fourteen scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, etc., concerning
industry and business in Baltimore, 1919-1936. Five typescripts prepared
for the following manufacturing companies: C. F. Burgess Laboratories,
Inc., December, 1933; Steere Engineering Company, January, 1927; Hinde
& Dauch Paper Company, August, 1927; an unidentified foundry; and
one
typescript prepared for real estate boards to interest them in locating
their
industries in Baltimore.
14 vols. and 5 items, 1919-1936.
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU SURVEY RECORDS, MS. 1503.1
Surveys by the Industrial Bureau of Baltimore on the port of Baltimore
as a location for business and industry: photographs; maps; charts;
data
on distribution of goods and markets; housing and labor statistics;
business
profiles of the Maxwell Motors and Columibia Graphaphone plants in
Baltimore; excerpts from Baltimore magazine on businesses, 1935-5 1.
Pedley, 839 2 boxes, 1926-51
INDUSTRIAL NOTES, MS.481
Typed transcripts of newspaper advertisements relating to craftsmen,
artisans, etc., in 18th and early 19th century Maryland (c. 1727-1805),
arranged alphabetically by trade. Transcripts are 20th century and
may
have been made by Ralph J. Robinson (donor).
3 vols., 20th century.
INGLE, EDWARD, PAPERS, MS.1019
Typescripts of articles by Edward Ingle, mainly relating to ecclesiastical
and business affairs. Newspaper clippings of articles by Ingle. Carbon
copies of Ingle's letters to various correspondents.
1 box, late 19th century-c. 1920.
INGLE LODGE FOR GIRLS RECORDS, MS. 1791
Washington, D. C. lodge for girls run by Mary Addison Ingle (1869-
1955): two volumes with the name, dates of arrival and departure, home
address, church, occupation, and age of each girl; one volume registers
the
participants of the annual reunions of former lodgers.
1 box, 1912-49
INGLE PAPERS, MS.1000
Papers of William Ingle relating to his affairs as a banker, especially
the
establishment of the Federal Reserve Banks and other local matters.
Included is correspondence and bound stenographers minutes concerning
the Federal Reserve Banks.
5 boxes, 1909-1931.
INGLE PAPERS, MS.1325
Letters to Edward Ingle, managing editor of the Manufacturer's Record,
a Baltimore newspaper. Mainly include letters from James R. Randall
on
public affairs and the condition of the south, 1898-1907, and from
Gustavus
M. Pinckney, Charleston, South Carolina, lawyer, on southern problems,
including the Ogden movement and Negro labor, 1905-1907. Correspon-
dence with Woodrow Wilson on current affairs, such as the tariff, income
tax, etc., 1901-1914. Card from John H. B. Latrobe, March, 1883. Letter
from donor, William Ingle, May, 1936.
102 items, 1883-1917, 1936.
INGLE, RICHARD, COLLECTION, MS. 2430
Transcripts from the proceedings of lawsuits in the High Court of
Admiralty involving Richard Ingle (1609-ca. 1653) and his rebellion
in
Maryland. Complaints mention Thomas Cornwallis, Thomas Copley
(1595-1652), Margaret Brent (1600-70), John Glover, and John Brooks.
1 item, 1645
INGLE SCRAPBOOKS, MS.483
Clippings of articles written by Edward Ingle, Baltimore newspaperman,
on subjects of all kinds, including editorials, book reviews, etc.
13 vols., 19th-20th century.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT PAPERS, MS.484
Manuscript pamphlet (apparently unpublished) by a "considerable stock-
holder" (unidentified), describing the potential benefits to Baltimore
and
Washington, D. C. of a projected system of inland navigation, 1820.
Specific
canals mentioned go from Baltimore to Washington; the Ohio Canal, Phila-
delphia, and Middletown. The title of the pamphlet is Internal
Improvements.
1 vol., c. 1820.
IRVING ASSOCIATION MINUTE BOOK, MS.485
Minutes of the Irving Association, a literary society at New Windsor,
Car-
roll County, Maryland. Show readings of contemporary literary works,
etc.
1 vol., 1869-1871.
IRWIN ACCOUNT BOOKS, MS.486
Ledgers, account books showing receipts and payments, mainly relating
to
Thomas Irwin, Jr. (profession unknown). Inventory and administration
account of the estate of Mary Tyson (relative of Thomas Irwin through
his
marriage to Eleanor Tyson). Expense and letterbook of George C. Irwin,
stockbroker, 1845-1846, with accounts 1850-1870. List with signatures
and
addresses of Baltimore ladies (unidentified-may relate to a civic league),
n. d.
9 vols., 1820-1894, and n. d.
ISAACS, BERTHA P., COLLECTION, MS.487
Typed diaries of Miss Isaacs's trips abroad, 1922, 1925, 1931. French
transla-
tion by Miss Isaacs of Bulwer Lytton's Lady of Lyons (4 vols.), made
at
Mme. Maurice's School. Notes and correspondence on the Sutton, Bowmer,
Shirley, Bull, and allied families, with typed memoranda by Miss Isaacs.
Family letters, including some from relatives in England during World
War II. Literature and pictures concerning Brent Broughton Church,
Eng-
land. Newspaper articles on Maryland Heraldry, by Emily Emerson Lantz,
and Virginia Heraldry, by Jane Griffith Keys.
5 boxes, 1921-1943.
ISRAEL PAPERS, MS.488
Collection of the papers of Fielder C. Israel, Baltimore merchant,
and pos-
sibly an ordained Methodist minister, his family, and clients. Material
pri-
marily relates to his business transactions and includes accounts,
bills,
receipts, etc. Large collection of papers concerning land and estates
in
Baltimore, and miscellaneous legal papers. Two volumes contain minutes
of the "Society for the Relief of the Poor. . . Methodist Episcopal
Church,"
1814-1817, and include account of property held by Methodists in
Baltimore.
14 boxes, 1790-1916.