Ritchie, Anna Cora Ogden Mowatt, 1819-1870
Person
Dates
- Existence: 1819-1870
Vice Regent for Virginia (1858-1866), Mrs. William Ritchie
Found in 122 Collections and/or Records:
A.N. Brown to Anna Cora Ritchie, 1858 September 6
File — Box: 27
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1858 September 6
Ann Pamela Cunningham to Anna Cora Ritchie, 1855 January 4
File — Box: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 January 4
Ann Pamela Cunningham to Anna Cora Ritchie, 1858
File — Box: 34
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Marked "Private." Postmarked December 3, 1858 on envelope. MSS-630a
Dates:
1858
Ann Pamela Cunningham to Anna Cora Ritchie, 1859 June 2
File — Box: 43
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. In the writing of a secretary, signed by Ann Pamela Cunningham. Philadelphia. Letter saying that the Mount Vernon Ladies Association had funds to make the final installment for the purchase of the estate which was not due until 22 Feb. 1862; however, they would use those funds to make needed restoration and maintenance. Miss Cunningham feared donation would not continue if the sale was finalized so far ahead of schedule. RM-977, MS-5585. 4 pp.
Dates:
1859 June 2
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, January 1858
File — Box: 20
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. fragment of letter. Re: Mr. Everett and his lecture; selling tickets; Mr. Yancy will not speak; guards at Mount Vernon paid $1 per day selling pictures. No carriages on Mount Vernon grounds the 22nd. ER-3, p. 113
Dates:
January 1858
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1855 July 31
File — Box: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 July 31
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1855 June 18
File — Box: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 June 18
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1855 June 28
File — Box: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 June 28
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1855 February 19
File — Box: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 February 19
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1855 August 25
File — Box: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 August 25
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1856 May 28
File — Box: 14
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Richmond. Governor Wise's letter published with general satisfaction; encloses some clippings. Regent and Mrs. Ritchie disagree on Governor's attitude toward Mr. Everett. Mr. Tyler publishes his lecture. ER-3, p. 72
Dates:
1856 May 28
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1856 March 17
File — Box: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1856 March 17
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1856 March 18
File — Box: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1856 March 18
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1856 February 29
File — Box: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1856 February 29
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1856 February 19
File — Box: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1856 February 19
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1855 October 16
File — Box: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855 October 16
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1857 April 19
File — Box: 17
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Philadelphia. Refers to "Enquirer" article. Receipt of a large package of MVLA papers from Miss Lawson with no explanation for sending them. Writes at length on motives of cause, in form of a few thoughts thrown together for an address to be published in religious periodicals. ER-3. p. 81
Dates:
1857 April 19
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1857 December 21
File — Box: 19
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Richmond. Hastens to send John Augustine Washington's letter and Mr. Ritchie's answer, with request she return them promptly. ER-3, p. 109
Dates:
1857 December 21
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1858 January 9
File — Box: 20
Scope and Contents
A.L.S Richmond. Encloses a letter from Mr. Everett: invitations for 22nd not yet out; Mount Vernon cause to be presented at Winchester Masonic Lodge; Gen. Chapman and Mr. Ward (legislator) Masonic committee to call on Regent; selling pictures; Dr. Dove will call on Regent; sends Regent a "book." ER-3, p. 111
Dates:
1858 January 9
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1858 March 5
File — Box: 21
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Washington? Mr. Booth's matinee for Mount Vernon - reference to another benefit. ER-3, p. 122
Dates:
1858 March 5
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1858 August 12
File — Box: 26
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Astoria, Long Island, NY. re appointments of VRs. Best advisers say facts rather thatn a defense of J.A. Washington should be given. Sent VRs Miss Hamilton's system, has distributed Records; does not consent to publication of her letter re Miss Hamilton, but an article may be written by Christie Johnson from this letter - Miss Hamilton's constant efforts for MV - Disapproves Regent's wish to open an office in Philadelphia. Reports activity of workers in Astoria and Ravenswood. Mrs. R's...
Dates:
1858 August 12
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1858 November 25
File — Box: 30
Scope and Contents
A.L. Astoria. Reports grand success of Astoria entertainment, repeated twice. ER-3, p. 171
Dates:
1858 November 25
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1859 January 10
File — Box: 35
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Richmond. Re VR- Ill, Mrs. Dodson's work. Mr. Hite (?), a Virginia application for superintendent; Mrs. Fogg (VR-Tenn) writes re Record; Mrs. Hoffman, Davenport writes of interest in Iowa; Miss Hamilton (NY) asks about tableaux "The Innocent Child" and reports difficulties with Academy of Music benefit performance; "Panorama of China and Australia" in Richmond not successful financially; have 60 subscription books distributed, sends Record to each worker; sends Regent newspaper...
Dates:
1859 January 10
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1859 February 12
File — Box: 37
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. with typed transcript. Richmond. Receives Appeals. Mrs. Eve's "sublime letter" enclosed proving first assn. was started in Ga. which Mrs. R. did not know, regrets deeply her published statement that Virginia was first state to act. ER-3, p. 197
Dates:
1859 February 12
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1859 February 24
File — Box: 38
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. and typed transcript. Richmond. Sends Mr. Riggs $650 collected in state; wishes information about VR for Pennsylvania for publication; Dr. Dove wants VR-Ga to reach Grand Master of Masonic Lodge; suggestion for furthering work with other Masonic Lodges; suggestion for VR in Oregon; expresses admiration for Mrs. Eve; first Grand Council called after taking possession of MV; urges Regent to consider carefully the future and seek counsel wisely; difficulties with Savannah group. ER-3, p. 199
Dates:
1859 February 24
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1859 March 12
File — Box: 39
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Richmond. Sends Mr. Riggs $441.25 including Dr. Dove's contribution. Difficulties in crediting Masonic contributions. ER-36, p. 203
Dates:
1859 March 12
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1859 July 15
File — Box: 44
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Astoria, Long Island. Two letters, one a continuation of the other upon receiving a letter from Mary McMakin. Regarding the death of her father. Sends lists to be printed in Record. ER-3, p. 205
Dates:
1859 July 15
Anna Cora Ritchie to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1860 July 18
File — Box: 54
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. Astoria. Refers to a most unfortunate affair, the concealment of which might bring criticsim to the Assn. ER-3, p. 237
Dates:
1860 July 18
Anna Cora Ritchie to Annie Frobisher, 1855
File — Box: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The nucleus of this collection was created from papers given to the Association by Ann Pamela Cunningham around the time of her retirement as Regent. Several other Vice Regents followed her example and later donated their papers as well. These records were referred to as the “Early Records” since the time they were first established as an archival collection. A large portion of this collection is correspondence concerning the founding of the MVLA and the operation of Mount Vernon as a historic...
Dates:
1855
Anna Cora Ritchie to Annie Frobisher, 1852 October 22
File — Box: 11
Scope and Contents
A.L.S. 1 p. Acknowledges receipt of her note and is just now finding time to answer same. Is sorry to hear of her illness. A-280
Dates:
1852 October 22
