Frederick H. Stady papers Guide to the Frederick H. Stady papers MS 00073

Guide to the Frederick H. Stady papers MS 00073


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William & Mary Special Collections Research Center staff

Repository
Special Collections Research Center
Identification
MS 00073
Title
Frederick H. Stady papers 1940-1953
Quantity
0.42 Linear Feet, 1 legal size Hollinger box
Creator
Stady, Frederick H.
Language
English .

Administrative Information

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Preferred Citation:

Frecerick H. Stady papers, Special Collections Research Center, William & Mary Libraries.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Purchased with the assistance of the Forsyth Special Collections Fund.


Content Description

The Frederick H. Stady papers contains letters written to and from Frederick H. Stady and his parents in Great Valley, New York, while stationed in Japan during the Korean War, 1952- 1953. Stady was part of the 64th Anti- Aircraft Artillery Gun Battalion during the war. During his service Stady was promoted twice and writes regarding these promotions and his raise in pay. He also comments on the local people and scenery of his locale, and recalls the work he does within his service in the Army.

Arrangement

Collection consists of three series: Series I. Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady, Series II. Correspondence from others, and Series III. General papers.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

  • Korean War, 1950-1953
  • Letter writing
  • Photography

Container List

Series I. Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady
English.
Scope and Contents

Correspondence to and from Frederick H. Stady's parents.

  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 1
    Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady
    1952 January 7 - 1952 June 24
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 2
    Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady
    1952 June 24- 1952 July 28
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 3
    Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady
    1952 August 1- 1952 November 23
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 4
    Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady
    1952 November 14-1953 March 13
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 5
    Correspondence to and from Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Stady
    1953 April 3- 1953 May 29
Series II. Correspondence from others
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 6
    Wilson, Thomas J. Jr.
    1921 July 27
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 7
    Windsor, Marjorie
    1952 January 21
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 Folder: 8
    Empty envelopes
    1940-1944
Series III. General papers
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1 folder: 9
    Notes and Ephemera
    Circa 1952