Box 1
Contains 176 Results:
To Father (David Ridgway) [click to view], 1869 January 19
This letter was sent from the Smithsonian Institution and it discussed specimen collecting that was done the previous year on the survey
To Father (David Ridgway) [click to view], 1869 December 13
This letter was sent from the Smithsonian Institution. It discussed the report that he was compiling from his survey work and a book that he was currently preparing about North American raptors
To Father (David Ridgway) [click to view], 1869 January 20
This letter was sent form the Smithsonian Institution . It told his father about Clarence King's decision to drop zoology and botany from the next year's expedition. Ridgway had been offered a trip to the west, anyway, but the only compensation would be to have his expenses paid
To Mother (Harriet Ridgway) [click to view], 1869 June 14
This letter was sent from the U.S.G.S. headquarters, Salt Lake City, Utah. It mentioned family matters, Granville Turner, and Spencer Baird
To Mother (Harriet Ridgway) [click to view], 1871 February 11
This letter was sent from the Smithsonian institution and mentioned his completed manuscript compiled from his survey trip. He went onto tell his mother that he was currently helping Baird on the "Manual of the Birds of North America."
To Mother (Harriet Ridgway) [click to view], 1871 April 28
This letter was sent form the Smithsonian Institution and it requested his mother to send him a Black Hawk specimen.
Spencer Baird to Samuel Hubbard [click to view], 1867 May 8
The letter asked Hubbard assist Ridgway in preparing for his upcoming trip, with Clarence King, to the West
Spencer Baird to Whom it may concern [click to view], 1867 May 8
Letter includes a sheet of paper entitled "Persons to whom Mr. Ridgway is especially recommended."
E.A. Abbott, 1921 March 24
This letter announced that Ridgway had been awarded the Daniel Giraud Elliot Medal and Hornoalum from the National Academy of Sciences
William F. Bade, 1919 August 21
The letter congratulates Ridgway on the recent publication of part viii of his Birds of North America publication