Hall, John Lesslie Papers Guide to the John Lesslie Hall Papers UA 6.021

Guide to the John Lesslie Hall Papers UA 6.021


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Repository
Special Collections Research Center
Identification
UA 6.021
Title
John Lesslie Hall Papers 1885-1928
Quantity
0.80 Linear Feet
Creator
Hall, J. Lesslie (John Lesslie), 1856-
Language
English

Administrative Information

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Preferred Citation:

John Lesslie Hall Papers, Special Collections Research Center, William & Mary Libraries.


Biographical Information:

John Lesslie Hall was a member of the faculty of the College of William and Mary from 1888 to 1928. He was born in Richmond, Va., 2 March 1856. He attended Randolph-Macon College. Taught school. Married Margaret Fenwick. Among other volumes, he published a translation of Beowulf and co-authored an Anglo-Saxon grammar. Hall died in 1928.

Scope and Contents

Collection of John Lesslie Hall, a William & Mary faculty member from 1888-1928. The collection includes biographical material; notebooks; publications; pictures; speeches and addresses; Notes on Bruton Parish Church; correspondence; and tax levies.

Related Material

Phi Beta Kappa Records of John Lesslie Hall and Charles Washington Coleman (UA 6.022)

Subjects and Indexing Terms

  • Bruton Parish Church (Williamsburg, Va.)
  • College of William and Mary--History--19th century
  • College of William and Mary--History--20th century
  • Correspondence
  • Notebooks
  • Speeches, addresses, etc.

Significant Persons Associated With the Collection

  • Hall, J. Lesslie (John Lesslie), 1856-

Container List

Mixed Materials Box: 1 id15110
Box 1
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 1 id15111
    Biographical Material
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 2 id15112
    Resolution on the Death of John Lesslie Hall
    February 24, 1928
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 3 id15113
    Pictures
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 4 id15114
    Publications
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 5 id15115
    Speeches and Addresses
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 6 id15116
    Notes on Bruton Parish Church
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 7 id15117
    Correspondence
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 8 id15118
    Tax Levies
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 9 id15119
    Notebook #1 --Notes on Anglo-Saxon dialects, from the lectures of Dr. Bright, and notes onSanskrit, from the lectures of Dr. Bloomfield, taken by John Lesslie Hall
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 10 id15120
    Notebook # 2-- Notes on Anglo-Saxon verse, from the lectures of Dr. Bright, taken by John Lesslie Hall
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 11 id15121
    Notebook # 3--Notes on Beowulf and Andreas and other Anglo-Saxon poems, taken by John Lesslie Hall, from the lectures of Drs. Wood and Bright respectively
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 12 id15122
    Notebook # 4--Notes on comparative German grammar and comparative philology, taken by John Lesslie Hall, from the lectures of Drs. Wood and Bloomfield respectively
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 13 id15123
    Notebook # 5-- notes on comparative German grammar, and the Nibelungen Epic, taken by John Lesslie Hall
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 14 id15124
    Notebook # 6--Notes on English seminary, and Middle-High German, taken by John Lessle Hall
    1885-1887
Mixed Materials Box: 2 id15126
Box 2
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 1 id15127
    Notebook # 7--Notes on German seminary and phonetics taken by John Lesslie Hall, from the lectures of Drs. Wood and Bright, respectively
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 2 id15128
    Notebook #8--Notes on Germanic institutions, and German history, taken by John Lesslie Hall.
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 3 id15129
    Notes on Gothic literature, Anglo-Saxon phonology, and Anglo-Saxon literature, taken by John Lesslie Hall, from the lectures of Dr. Wood [and possible others].
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 4 id15130
    Notebook #1O--Notes on Old English grammar and literature, taken by John Lesslie Hall.
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 5 id15131
    Notebook #11--Notes on Piers Plowman, Chaucer, and Middle English
    1888
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 6 id15132
    Notebook #12--Notes on Prussian history, German history, English history, German literature, Middle-High German grammar, Scottish literature, and sources of Shakespeare's plays, taken by John Lesslie Hall
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 7 id15133
    Notebook #13--Notes on early churches of Jamestown
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 8 id15134
    Notebook #14--Notes on the weak adjective in Anglo-Saxon and Old English grammar, taken by John Lesslie Hall
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 folder: 9 id15135
    Notebook #15--Notebook containing stanza of unidentified poem