A Criticism of 'The Ipswich Emersons' alias 'The Emersons in America'

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Collection Overview Emerson, Benjamin Kendall, b. 1843 Emerson Papers Ca. 1837-1928 17 archives boxes (8.5 linear ft.) Amherst College Archives and Special Collections The papers consist of personal and family correspondence; geological notebooks kept by Emerson during his geological survey of Massachusetts and other areas of New England; pamphlets and scientific papers relating to Emerson's Helix Chemica and his Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island; essays and compositions written by Emerson when he was a student; and notes and letters concerning family genealogy. English. Biographical Note

Benjamin Kendall Emerson was born on December 20, 1843, in Nashua, New Hampshire, the son of Benjamin F and Elizabeth (Kendall) Emerson. He prepared for college at Tilton Academy in Vermont. While there he heard of Edward Hitchcock and decided to study Geology under him at Amherst College. He went to Amherst but missed Hitchcock as he retired that year and Emerson heard only two of his lectures.

He graduated from Amherst in 1865 with honors and from there he went to Groton Academy to teach chemistry and zoology. In 1867 he went to Germany to study geology and received his Ph.D from Gottingen in 1870. He returned to Amherst where he stayed as Professor of Geology (later Professor Emeritus) for the remainder of his life. He died in Amherst on April 7, 1932.

Scope and Contents of the Collection

The papers consist of personal and family correspondence; geological notebooks kept by Emerson during his geological survey of Massachusetts and other areas of New England; pamphlets and scientific papers relating to Emerson's Helix Chemica and his Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island; essays and compositions written by Emerson when he was a student; and notes and letters concerning family genealogy.

Organization of the Collection

This collection is organized into seven series:

1. Correspondence 2. Genealogy 3. Miscellaneous 4. Geology Notebooks 5. Notebooks and Diaries 6. Pamphlets 7. Manuscript and Scientific Papers Information on Use Terms of Access and Use

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History of the Collection Processed: Ca. 1976 Search Terms Emerson, Benjamin Kendall, b. 1843. Amherst College--Faculty. Pratt Museum of Natural History. Geologists--Massachusetts--Amherst. Geology--Study and teaching--Massachusetts--Amherst. Account books. Lecture notes--Amherst College. Notebooks. Diaries. Amherst College. Class of 1865. Emerson. Section 1: Correspondence B. K. Emerson - Incoming Correspondence 1 1 A-B 1 2 C 1 3 D 1 4 E-BF Emerson 1 5 CE Emerson 1 6 "Caro" Emerson - Nellie Emerson 1 7 F-H 1 8 J-L 1 9 M-N 1 10 O-R 1 11 S 2 1 T-Weeden 2 2 Weeks-Z 2 3 Unknown B. K. Emerson - Outgoing Correspondence

[Please see also Emerson's Alumni Bio File for photocopies of letters to and from B. K. Emerson; originals at Field Records Library, US Geological Survey, Denver, Colo. - 08/01/00]

2 4 A - Annette Emerson (B. K. E.'s first wife) (Second wife was Anna Hawley Seelye Emerson) 2 5 Annette Emerson 2 6 "Ed" Emerson (brother) 2 7 Eliza Kendall Emerson (B. K. E.'s mother) 2 8 Eliza Kendall Emerson - letters as an undergraduate 1861-1865 2 9 Eliza Kendall Emerson - letters while in Germany 1867-1870 2 10 G - Z Letters to Eliza Kendall (Emerson): 2 11 A - G 2 12 Kendall 2 13 Kittridge - Z, Unknown Letters from Eliza Kendall Emerson: 3 1 A - Z Letters to Benjamin Frothingham Emerson (B. K. E.'s father) 3 2 A - Z 3 3 To C Edward Emerson; to Eliza Kendall Emerson Letters to Edward Emerson: 3 4 Samuel Emerson Letters to Anna Seelye Emerson: 3 5 Frances Emerson (cousin) about Windsor chair 3 6 Albert Schweitzer 3 6a Henry S Emerson Miscellaneous letters to and from strangers: 3 7 Letters 3 7a Correspondence between H James Clark and Robert B Tolles, 1859-1871,concerning the construction and specifications for a petrographic microscope eventually purchased by Emerson for Amherst College Section 2: Genealogy Letters to B. K. Emerson concerning genealogy 3 8 A - G 3 9 H - Z Letters to Dr Pauline Emerson Canfield from members of the Emerson family 3 10 AJ Emerson -Isaac Emerson 3 11 James Emerson - Z Letters from Dr Pauline Emerson Canfield 3 12 to B. K. Emerson Genealogical material concerning Emersons 3 13 Newspaper clippings 3 14 A Criticism of 'The Ipswich Emersons' alias 'The Emersons in America' by PH Emerson (pamphlet) 3 15 The Ipswich Emersons (chart), The Haverhill Emersons (chart) 3 16 A Discourse at the Funeral of Rev Ralph Emerson, DD, May 22, 1863, by Prof Joseph Haven, DD 1863 3 17 2 notebooks of genealogical information 3 18 The Literary World , Boston Newspaper Issue devoted to Ralph Waldo Emerson 1880 May 22 3 19 Ralph Waldo Emerson, His Maternal Ancestors by David Greene Haskins, DD, Boston, Cupples, Upham and Co. 1886 4 1 Notes on John Emerson of Ipswich and others 4 2 Notes on Daniel Emerson and others Also: pictures of Daniel Emerson 4 3 Letters to Edward H Fletcher on Emerson genealogy 4 4 Gallery proofs of a few pages of B. K. Emerson's genealogy 4 5 Tribute to Hollis, NH where Daniel Emerson preached 4 6 Manuscript on Emerson genealogy 4 7 Wills of James, Luke, Thomas, and John Emerson Deed of James Emerson 4 8 Genealogy of John Emerson of Topsfield 4 9 "The Emerson Family", compiled by John M Emerson with additions by B. K. Emerson, Nov 1, 1871 1871 4 10 List of deeds, lists of births - Cambridge 4 11 Genealogical chart 4 12 Genealogy - Fifth generation 4 13 Genealogy - Sixth generation 4 14 Genealogy - Seventh Generation 4 15 James of Mendon 4 16 The Emerson's and their Name 4 17 The Emerson Coats-of-Arms 4 18 An account of Joseph of Mendon written in 1837 by Rev Joseph Emerson 1837 4 19 Genealogical data 4 20 3 miscellaneous letters of genealogical interest 4 21 Miscellaneous information Section 3: Miscellaneous 5 1 Commencement and other programs 1861-1865 5 2 Eliza Kendall Emerson's account books and diaries 5 3 BF Emerson's inventory of his property with comment by B. K. E. 5 4 Account of train wreck on Lake Shore RR in which B. K. E. was injured 5 5 Programs-Junior Show, Dartmouth College, (CC Edward Emerson) 1869-1870 5 6 "The U P Mirror" B. K. E. editor; "Our Orator" (poem) 1860 5 7 Historical Sketch - first hundred years of Dunstable in Nashua Weekly Telegraph; Nov 1, 1873 1873 5 8 Eliza Kendall Emerson's penmanship book Phrenological analyses of Eliza Kendall (Emerson) and WPF Emerson 5 9 Phrenological analyses of Eliza Kendall (Emerson) and W P F Emerson 5 10 Spiritualist message from Kendall (Emerson?) to his wife Elizabeth 5 11 The Harriman Alaska Expedition - Notes, magazine articles, clippings 1899 5 12 Compositions of B. K. E. 1861 5 13 Essays and compositions of B. K. E. -Amherst College, including Valedictory Oration 1864-1865 5 14 Essays and composition of B. K. E. - Amherst College 5 15 Article on B. K. E. in McPhersons's Genealogical Record, Sept 1895 1895 5 16 Class of 1865 memorabilia 5 17 Class of 1865 memorabilia 5 18 Newspaper clippings - including B. K. E. obituaries 5 19 School catalogs 5 20 Material from student days in Germany 1867-1870 6 1 "Difference in Batholithic Granites According to Depth of Erosion" by B. K. Emerson (from Bull Geol Soc Am v10, 1898) 1898 6 2 Map re stages to Glacial Lake Hitchcock 6 3 Miscellaneous programs 6 4 Geological map of New York, with MS note by B. K. E. 1844 6 5 Railway maps 1892 6 6 US Geological Survey maps of Massachusetts 6 7 Mementoes of International Geological Congress in Russia 1897 6 8 Applications for annuity - US Dept of the Interior 6 9 Certificates (in Latin) announcing B. K. E.'s graduation in Göttingen Germany PhD 1870 6 10 "Expos Pedagogique", by Countess Olga de Rodzianko, written in memory of BKE 1953 6 11 Deeds Emerson family Nashua, NH 6 12 Diary of B. K. E. aged 16 1860 6 13 Davis' Catalogue of Apparatus and Experiments 1838 6 14 The Laws of Civilization, An Address by Rev Roswell D Hitchcock DD 1860 6 15 Catalogue of Tourmaline gems 6 16 Drawings by B. K. E. 1873 6 17 Compositions and diaries 1858 6 18 Account books 1858 6 19 Lecture notes in Philosophy 6 20 Notes on Phrenological diagnosis of B. K. E. by JH Seely 6 21 Materials from trip to Japan; 6 21 Case of gram weights 6 22 Revised typescript, Introduction to Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island 2pp 6 23 Draft of monograph on tonalite; some typescript , ms+ revised printed copy, 49 pp plus envelope 6 24 15 photographs and 2 reproductions of photographs of rocks and rock formations; some not labeled and possibly not Emerson's; tracings of fossil tracks Section 4: Geological Notebooks

[See Emerson's biographical file for photocopies of index cards that appear to relate to some of these volumes; original cards are located at the Fields Records Library, US Geological Survey, Denver, CO -- June 20, 2000]

7 1 Book 1 - Crystalline Rocks - Blandford, Goshen, Chesterfield, Williamsburg, Amherst, Hadley, Pelham 7 1 Book 2 (photocopy) - Connecticut, Western Crystallines, Granby, Meriden Located in Biographical file [Original located at the Fields Records Library, US Geological Survey, Denver, Colo - August 1, 2000] 7 1 Book 3 - Connecticut River Sandstone 7 2 Book 6 - Bernardston 7 2 Book 7 Geological Notes, 1877, No 1, Chesterfield, Worthington, Cummington, Williamsburg, Huntington, West-Hampton 1877 7 3 Book 8 Geological Notes, 1877, No 2 Chesterfield, Worthington, Goshen, Huntington, West Hampton, Williamsburg, Peru 1877 7 3 Book 9 Northampton, Hatfield, Whately, Deerfield 1878 7 3 Book 10 - Northampton, Easthampton, Hatfield, Amherst Post Tertiary 1878-1879 7 4 Book 11 - Pelham, Amherst, Hadley, Belchertown 1880 7 4 Book 12 - Greenfield, Gill, Bernardston, Whately, Deerfield, Post Tertiary 1880 7 4 Book 13 - Erving, Deerfield, Northfield, Bernardston, Sunderland, Montague, Post Tertiary 1880 7 5 Book 14 - South Hadley, Hadley, Shutesbury, Granby, Leverett, Pelham, Amherst, Post Tertiary 1880-1881 7 5 Book 17 - Pelham, Northfield, Gill, Bernardston, Montague, Whately, Leverett, Belchertown, Warwick, Granby, Mostly Crystalline rocks, little Post Tertiary 1882 7 6 Book 19- Bernardston Series, South Vernon, W Northfield, Bernardston 1882 7 6 Book 23 Shutesbury, Granby, South Hadley, Leverett, Amherst, Crystalline 7 6 Book 24 - Granby, South Hadley, Sunderland, Leverett 1885 7 6 Book 25 - Sunderland, Mt Toby 7 6 Book 26 - Chicopee, Holyoke, Longmeadow, W Springfield, Ludlow, Montague, Enfield, Deerfield, South Hadley, Sunderland, Leverett, Springfield, Wilbraham, Greenfield, Gill, Bernardston, Westfield 7 7 Book 28 - Amherst, Leverett, Shutesbury 7 7 Book 29 - Marlboro, Ware, Worcester 7 7 Book 30 - Bernardston, Leyden, Greenfield, Deerfield, Rowe, Shelburne Falls, Heath, Charlemont, Ashfield, Plainfield, Hatfield, Northampton, Westhampton, Williamsburg 7 8 Book 31 - Worcester, Winchendon, Fitchburg 7 8 Book 32 - Pelham, Wilbraham, Prescott, Enfield, Greenwich, Belchertown, New Salem, Shutesbury, Groton, Conn, Palmer, Leverett, Ware, Worcester Co Crystalline, little Post Tertiary 1884 7 8 Book 32 (2) - Webster, Marlboro, Worcester, and Blackstone 7 8 Book 33 - Worcester, Marlboro, Webster, Blackstone, Franklin 7 8 Book 35 - Ware, Brookfield, Palmer, Groton, Fitchburg 8 1 Book 3 - Winchendon 8 1 Book 37 - May 12, 1891 8 1 Book 38 - Berkshire, Sandisfield 8 1 Book 39 - Massachusetts & Rhode Island 8 2 Book 40 - Marlboro, Webster, Westboro, Crafton 8 2 Book 41 - Berkshire, Becket, Sandisfield, Pittsfield 8 2 Book 42 - Winchester, Nitt, Becket 8 3 Book 45 - Barre 8 3 Book 52 - Blackstone 8 4 Book 60 - Belchertown 8 4 Book 61 - Palmer 8 5 Book 62 - Winchendon 8 5 Book 65 - Marlboro 8 6 Book 68 - Groton 8 6 Book 70 - Warwick 8 7 Book 80 - Becket 8 7 Book 81 - Sandisfield 9 1 Book 82 - Northampton 9 1 Book 83 - Greenfield 9 2 Book 84 - Keene 9 2 Book 85 - Peterboro 9 3 Book 87 - Monadnock 9 3 Book 90 - Milford 9 4 Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Framingham, 1908; A Description of Microscopic Sections of Rocks and Minerals , 1878 1878-1908 9 5 Sketch book No 1; loose-leaf field notebook Section 5:Miscellaneous Notebooks and Diaries 9 6 Cash Account book; Notes on lectures by Professor Snell 9 7 Diary, 1870; language study book - German into French; diary, 1875 1870-1902 9 8 Geological record of receipts and additions to the Amherst College collection, with a history of the collection from 1870 1877-1881 9 9 Geological exchange book 10 1 Diary, 1871 4 miscellaneous notebooks 10 2 3 miscellaneous notebooks Section 6: Pamphlets 10 3 Pan-American Geologist , Vol XXXVII, No. 1, Feb 1922, "Emerson Geological Loving Cup" by Charles Keyes, p 41; Reprint of same 1922 10 4 Chemical Reviews , Vol 5, No 2, June 1928, "The Helix Chemica" 1928 10 5 Reprinted from Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol 54, No 6, Sept 1919 "William Bullock Clark (1860-1917)" (2 copies) 1919 10 6 Reprinted from Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society , Vol LVI, 1917, "Recurrent Tetrahedral Deformations and Intercontinental Torsions" 2 copies 1917 10 7 Reprinted from the American Journal of Science , Vol XLI, "Descriptions of Large Cylinders of Scoriaceous Diabase in the Normal Holyoke Diabase", 3 copies 10 8 Reprinted from the American Journal of Science , Vol XLIII, Sept 1916, Art XXIV, "Mineralogical Notes" (2 copies) 1916 10 9 American Journal of Science , Vol XL, No 236, Aug, 1915 Art XIX, "Northfieldite, Pegmatite, and Pegmatite Schist", p 212 (2 copies) 1915 10 10 Reprinted from Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol 22, pp 681-686, pls 30-1, Dec 7, 1911, Cirques and Rock-Cut Terraces of Mt Toby 1911 10 11 Reprinted from Popular Science Monthly , Dec 1911, "Adamas: or the Symmetries of Isometric Crystals", 3 copies 1911 10 12 Reprinted from Science , NS, Vol XXXIV, No 880, Pp 640-52, Nov 10, 1911, "Concerning a New Arrangement of the Elements on a Helix, and the Relationships which may be Usefully Expressed Thereon" 1911 10 13 Reprinted from the American Chemical Journal , Vol XLV, No2, Feb 1911, "Helix Chemica" 1911 10 14 The Mineral Collector , Vol VII, No 5, July, 1900, "Mortised Rocks of Tyringham, Mass." 1900 10 15 Dept of the Interior, US Geological Survey, Bulletin 597, Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island Washington, 1917, 2 copies 1917 10 16 Reprint from Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol 44, pp 317-25, 1933, "Memorial of Benjamin Kendall Emerson" by Frederick B Loomis 1933 10 17 A Sketch of the Life and a Selection of the Writings of Mary Annette Hopkins Emerson , privately printed, 1899 1899 Bound volume of pamphlets (not boxed): NB 1 Die Liasmulde von Markoldendorf bei Einbeck . Inaugural Dissertation, Universitt Gttingen. Berlin, 1870 66 pages 1870 NB 2 From Hampshire County (dated 1879 in pencil), Chapter III "Topography-Geological features - Crystalline Rocks - Gneiss - Feldspather Mica Schist - Hornblende Schist - Hydro-Mica Schist - Calciferous Mica Schist - Fibrolite Gneiss and Schist - Eruptive Rocks of the Older Series - Granite Syenite - Mineral Veins -The Trias - Glacial Period - Flood Period - The Connecticut Lake (pp 10-21) 1879 NB 3 Appendix III (dated in 1879 pencil), "On the Geology of Frobisher Bay and Field Bay: A description of the Geological Collections Made by CF Hall on His First Voyage, 1860-62" 1879 NB 4 Article (source ?) Article XXXII, "On a Great Dyke of Foyaite or Eleolite-syenite, Cutting the Hudson River Shale in Northwestern New Jersey" (pp 376-80) NB 5 AAAS XXIII, Art XLI - "On the Dykes of Micaceous Diabase Penetrating the Bed of Zinc Ore at Franklin Furnace, Sussex County, New Jersey" (pp 376-80) NB 6 Brief notices of papers read before the Geological Section of the American Association Pp 319-24 of "Geology and Natural History" (?) BKE on "Holyoke Trap Range" and "Bernardston Devonian, in the Connecticut Valley" NB 7 Paper on B. K. E. in Bulletin of the Geological Society , Vol I, 1890: "Porphyritic and Gneisold Granites (pp 559-61) 1890 NB 8 American Journal of Science , Vol XL, October 1890: "Art XXV: A Description of the 'Bernardston Series' of Metamorphic Upper Devonian Rocks" (pp 263-275) 1890 NB 9 American Journal of Science , Vol XL, Nov 1890: "A Description of the 'Bernardston Series' of Metamorphic Upper Devonian Rocks" (pp 362-374) 1890 NB 10 American Journal of Science , Vol XXIV, Nov 1882: "The Deerfield Dyke and Its Mineral" (pp 195-202) 1882 NB 11 American Journal of Science , Vol XXIV, Oct 1882: "Art XXX - "The Deerfield Dyke and Its Minerals" (pp 270-278) 1882 NB 12 American Journal of Science , Vol XXIV, Nov 1882: "Art XXXIX - "The Deerfield Dyke and Its Mineral" (pp 349-359) (This article serves as a conclusion of the previous article) 1882 NB 13 Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol 7, 1895: "Geology of Old Hampshire County, in Massachusetts Abstracts on the 'The Scystalline Rocks', 'The Trias' and 'The Quaternary Deposits' (pp 5-6) 1895 NB 14 Science , Nov 13, 1896: BKE with others in "Honors to James Hall of Buffalo" (pp 697-717) 1896 NB 15 Science , Nov 13, 1896: BKE with others in "Honors to James Hall of Buffalo" (pp 697-717) Vol XLV, 1896) 1896 NB 16 Bulletin of the United States Department of the Interior , Geological Survey No 126, 1895: "A Mineralogical Lexicon of Franklin, Hampshire and Hamden Counties, Massachusetts (180 pp) 1895 NB 17 The Outlook , Vol 57, No 11, Nov 13, 1897: "Personal Impressions of Fridtjof Nensen" (pp 658-61) 1897 NB 18 Bulletin of the Geological Society of Americ a, Vol 10, 1898: "Difference in Batholithic Granites According to Depth of Erosion" (abstract, 1pg) 1898 NB 19 Bulletin of the United States Department of the Interior , Geological Survey" No 159, 1899: "The Geology of Eastern Berkshire County, Massachusetts" (139 pp) 1899 NB 20 American Journal of Science , Vol X, July 1900: "Carboniferous Boulders from India" (pp 57-8) Also includes brief paragraph on "New Bivalve from the Connecticut River Trials" 1900 NB 21 Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol 11, March 1900: Annual address by President (BKE) at meeting Dec 27, 1899 (pp 61-96) - "Tetrahedral Earth and the Zone of the Continental Seas" 1900 NB 22 The American Geologist , Vol XXVI, Nov 1900: "Some Curious Matters Illustrative of Geological Phenomena" (pp 312-315) 1900 NB 23 Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol2, April 1891: "On the Triassic of Massachusetts" (pp 451-456) 1891 NB 24 The American Journal of Science , Vol XLIII, Feb 1892: "Proofs that the Holyoke and Deerfield Trap Sheets are Contemporaneous Flows and Not Later Intrusions" (pp 146-148) 1892 NB 25 The American Journal of Science , Vol XIV, Sept 1902: "Art XXVIII - Note on Corundum and a Graphitic Essonite from Berkamsted, Connecticut" (pp 234-237) 1902 NB 26 The Journal of Geology , Vol X, No 5, July - August 1902: "Holyokeite, a Purely Feldspathic Diabase from the Trias of Massachusetts" (pp 508-512) 1902 NB 27 The American Geologist , Vol XXX, August 1902: "Two Cases of Metamorphosis Without Crushing" (pp 73-76) 1902 NB 28 Extract for the Twelfth Annual Report of the State geologist for 1892, printed by James B Lyon in Albany 1893: "Notes upon Two Boulders of a Very Basic Eruptive Rock from the West Shore of Canandaigua Lake; and their Contact Phenomena upon the Trenton Limestone" (7 pp) 1892 NB 29 Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol 8, Feb 1897: "Diabase Pitchstone and Mud Enclosures of the Triassic Trap of New England" (pp 59-86, pls 3-9) 1897 NB 30 From Vol IV of "Alaska" - The Results of the Harriman Alaska Expedition: "General Geology - Notes on the Stratigraphy and Igneous Rocks" (56 pp) NB 31 The American Journal of Science , Vol XVII, May 1904: "On Stegomus Longipes, A New Reptile from the Triassic Sandstones of the Connecticut Valley" (with FB Loomis - pp372-382 pls plate) 1904 NB 32 Bulletin of the Geological Society of America , Vol 16, pp 91-130, plates 24-32: "Plumose Diabase and Palagonite from "The Holyoke Trap Sheet" 1905 March NB 33 Galley of Science article, stamped "Revised Proof New era Printing Nov. 8, 1905: "Structural and Field Geology for Students in Pure and Applied Science; by James Geikie and others. (book review by BKE) 1905 NB 34 American Geologist , Feb 1905: "Notes on Some Rocks and Minerals form North Greenland and Frobisher Bay" (pp 94-104, Vol XXXV) 1905 NB 35 Bulletin of the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey " No 311, 1907: "The Green Schists and Associated Granites and Porphyries of Rhode Island" (71 pp done with Joseph H Perry) 1907 NB 36 Letter to the editor of Science , November 21, 1907 1907 NB 37 Popular Science Monthly , Dec 1909: "Medieval Creation Myths" (pp 610-613) 1909 NB 38 Single 17 x 20" sheet on "Outlines of Geology of the Green Mountain Region in Massachusetts" NB 39 Single 17 x 20" sheet entitled "The Hawley Sheet - Descriptive Text" (possibly page 2 of previous item) Section 7:Manuscript and Scientific Papers 11-17 Mostly notes and manuscripts of Helix Chemica and Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island