GALE FAMILY:

An Inventory of Their Family Papers at the Minnesota Historical Society

Manuscripts Collection

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Creator: Gale (Family : Minneapolis, Minn.), creator.
Title:Gale and related families papers.
Dates:1753-2013 (bulk 1813-1998).
Language:Materials in English and German.
Abstract:Family history materials, reminiscences, diaries, scrapbooks, correspondence, poems, and photographs detailing the activities of five generations of the Gale family, a prominent Minneapolis family involved in business and politics, and several families related to them by marriage, including the Pillsbury, Lindley, Jones, Burton, and Duff families.
Quantity:14.25 cubic feet (15 boxes and 14 folders in 1 partial box) and 1 microfilm reel.
Location:See Detailed Description for shelf locations.

Expand/CollapseBIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Gale ancestor Richard Gale (circa 1614-1678) immigrated to the United States from England in the late 1630s and settled in Watertown, Massachusetts. The Gale Family represented here includes and is descended from Isaac and Tamar Goddard Gale, of Royalston, Massachusetts. Isaac was a grandson of Richard Gale. In the 1850s Isaac and Tamar's sons Harlow, Samuel, and Amory moved to Minneapolis; the widowed Tamar eventually joined them there. Shortly after the Civil War Harlow joined Samuel in the firm Gale & Co., real estate dealers and insurance agents. The firm invested in real estate developments, and operated the city market in Minneapolis.


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Expand/CollapseARRANGEMENT

These documents are organized into the following sections:

Genealogical Materials
Generation I
Generation II
Generation III
Generation IV
Generation V
Photographs
Miscellany


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Expand/CollapseADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Availability:

The collection is open for research use.

Use Restrictions:

Copyright to the volume of poems by Ariel Burton Pomeroy is held by Whitney Burton Movius.

Copyright to A record of old boats by Randolph Edgar is held by Ward C. Burton.

Preferred Citation:

[Indicate the cited item and/or series here]. Gale and Related Families Papers. Minnesota Historical Society.

See the Chicago Manual of Style for additional examples.

Microfilm Production:

Samuel C. Gale journal, November 15, 1852-September 15, 1877. [St. Paul, Minnesota: Minnesota Historical Society, 1938?]

Microfilm available for sale or interlibrary loan from the Minnesota Historical Society.

Accession Information:

Accession numbers: 3523A; 4,711; 5799; 5811; 5950; 5983; 8,890; 11,887; 14,144; 14,190; 14,298; 15,177; 16,322; 16,340; 16,652; 16,708; 17,135; 17,324; 17,389; 17,392; 17,394; 17,503

Processing Information:

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Processing and cataloging of this collection was supported with a Basic Project grant awarded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC).

Catalog ID number: 990017133780104294


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DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Expand/CollapseGENEALOGICAL MATERIALS

LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Genealogical and family information, undated and 1992-1994. 4 folders.
Includes a genealogical chart and a list of estates owned by the family's ancestors in England and the United States (1614-1875) compiled by Nick Duff.
Gale general history, undated.
Includes a plan of Royalston, Massachusetts, in 1831 showing Gale properties; transcriptions of Gale entries from Minneapolis city directories (1859-1927), compiled accounts of family members, descendancy charts, and transcripts of early records (1913-1934) of the Maple Woods Improvement Association.
Gale family picnic, 1976.
Gale's Island: History and related papers, undated, 1936-1964.

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Expand/CollapseGENERATION I

Expand/CollapseIsaac Gale

Isaac was born in 1787 and died in 1838. He farmed in Royalston, Massachusetts. In 1813 he married Tamar Goddard, whose father Samuel was a tanner, farmer, and shoe maker. He and Tamar had nine surviving children at the time of his death.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Land sale, 1753.
A deed conveying land located in Worcester County, Massachusetts, to an earlier Isaac Gale, Antipas Holland, and two other individuals.
Appointment as sergeant of a company of grenadiers, 1814.
LocationBox
142.F.4.8F-113Isaac Gale family register, circa 1854-1901.

Expand/CollapseTamar Goddard Gale

Tamar was the wife of Isaac Gale.
Tamar Goddard Gale's reminiscences and a journal, begun in 1813, detail her early life in Vermont and Massachusetts, her marriage to Isaac Gale, births and deaths of her children and other family members, the arrival of her sons Amory and Samuel in Minneapolis in the 1850s, her arrival in Minneapolis in the 1860s, and comments on the Civil War, U.S.-Dakota War, and other events.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Reminiscences of Tamar Goddard Gale, 1872. Typed copy.
Journal and life of Tamar Goddard Gale, March 10, 1813-February 10, 1879. Typed photocopy.
A more detailed version of the reminiscences (above). The last entry is written by her son, Samuel C. Gale, describing her death on February 22, 1879.
Journal and life of Tamar Goddard Gale, March 10, 1813-February 10, 1879.
Handwritten. Includes a 100-page account of Tamar's life as told to Samuel Chester Gale in August 1872; Tamar's 555-page diary from 1813 to 1879; and a two-page postlude by Samuel Chester Gale after Tamar's death.
Transcript of account of the life of Tamar Gale, 1872.
LocationBox
142.F.4.8F-113Portrait of Tamar Gale, undated.

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Expand/CollapseSamuel C. Gale

Samuel Chester Gale was born September 15, 1827; moved to Minneapolis to practice law in 1857; married Susan Abigail Damon in October of 1861; and died on September 22, 1916.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Speech on slavery presumably given by Samuel C. Gale, July 4, 1857. Manuscript text.
Journal, 1852-1869, 1877. 1 volume.
Volume 1. Journal, November 15, 1852-September 15, 1877. 1 volume, typed copy.
Samuel Gale's journal begins with detailed descriptions of his life as a student at Yale University: the books he read, the debates and orations he heard, comments on the professors and their lectures, and a fight between students and townies. After his graduation from Yale (1854) he attended Harvard Law School for a year, and there is more material about student life there. In 1857 Gale moved to Minneapolis to practice law. The first few years of his career are not well documented, but after 1859 he began to write more entries in the journal. There are comments on the state and national political scenes, the Rev. Henry M. Nichols, the Civil War, economic opportunities in Minnesota, the development and growth of Minneapolis, construction of the railroads, and land speculation. The period 1859-1863 is the best documented.
LocationReel
M1141Volume 1. Journal, November 15, 1852-September 15, 1877. 1 microfilm reel.
Microfilm copy of the typed copy of Samuel Gale's journal.
Transcript of journal, with annotations, 1852-1877.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Correspondence, 1857-1890.
Diary extracts with annotations, 1858-1865.
Diary (printed), 1858-1868.
Includes transcript of interview with Mrs. Clarkson Lindley.
My father's diary, 1858-1865.
The Education of Samuel C. Gale, undated.
Obituaries and related papers, 1916.
Photographs, undated.
Sons of the American Revolution, 1894-1895.

Expand/CollapseSusan Damon Gale

Susan Damon Gale was born May 7, 1833 in Holden, Massachusetts. She was the youngest of nine children born to woolen manufacturer Samuel Damon and his wife Alony (Chenery) Damon. Samuel and Susan Gale had five children: Edward, Alice, Anna, Marion, and Charles. Susan died at the family home in Minneapolis on February 20, 1908.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Susan Damon Gale letters to her daughter Anna Gale (Lindley), May 18, 1891-May 19, 1892.
Volume 2. Susan Damon Gale diary, with addendum by Alice Gale Jones, 1850-1851, 1865-1878, 1908. 1 volume.
Susan Gale's journals deal almost exclusively with the home. Two separate journals were bound into one volume by her children. The first, covering the period January 1850-April 1851 describes the lectures, debates, social visits, church services, and singing lessons which occupied her life in Holden, Massachusetts.
The second journal, entitled Family Journal, begins on August 23, 1865 and concludes on September 22, 1878. It recounts briefly the Gales' wedding in 1861 and the construction of their house in Minneapolis, and continues with details of their family life: the doings of their children, the arrival and departure of guests, social visits paid and received, illnesses and deaths, sermons at the Plymouth Congregational Church, washing days, and similar matters. In February and March of 1857 there is an account of a trip taken by Samuel and Susan Gale down the Mississippi River to New Orleans, east to Jacksonville and St. Augustine, and north along the Atlantic Coast, by way of Charleston, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. In the back of the journal is an obituary of Susan Damon Gale and an account of her last illness by Alice Gale Jones, her daughter. In the front of the volume are two photographs of the Gale home in Minneapolis.

Expand/CollapseAmory Gale

Amory Gale, brother of Samuel C. Gale and Harlow A. Gale, was born August 24, 1815 in Massachusetts and died on November 25, 1874 at Joppa, Palestine. He was ordained a Baptist minister in 1846.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Handwritten copy of text from booklet written by Amory Gale in 1857.
Copied by Caroline Gale Johnston on April 5, 1957, who was the granddaughter of Caroline Goddard Gale, the wife of Amory Gale.
Brown University bill for tuition and room rent, and ordination program, 1843-1846.

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Harlow Augustus Gale was born at Royalston, Massachusetts, July 29, 1832. A brother of Samuel C. Gale and Amory Gale, he was the first of the brothers to come to Minneapolis. He died in Minneapolis December 14, 1901.
LocationBox
152.E.17.6F1Minneapolis: A short reversal of human thought, being the letters and diary of Mr. Harlow A. Gale, 1857-1859. 1922.
Small book printed privately for Harlow Gale's grandchildren, arranged and edited by his wife.

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Expand/CollapseAnna Gale Lindley

Samuel C. and Susan Damon Gale's second daughter, born April 3, 1868. Married Clarkson Lindley.
LocationBox
144.J.1.4F2Journals and scrapbook:
The journals and scrapbook kept by Anna Gale Lindley. Include photographs and clippings (many undated), information on her wedding, detailed descriptions of the children, accounts of day-to-day life, and poems by her sister Alice.
Volume 3. Anna Gale Lindley diary, February 17, 1897-January 26, 1902. 1 volume.
Volume 4. Anna Gale Lindley: Second journal, April 3, 1903-February 14, 1916. 1 volume.
Volume 5. Anna Gale Lindley scrapbook, circa 1874-1900s. 1 volume.
Letters from sister Alice, 1891-1892.
Maplewoods: An Historical Sketch by Mrs. Clarkson Lindley (Anna Gale Lindley). May 1945.
Clippings, 1958.

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Born December 9, 1864, the oldest daughter of Samuel C. and Susan Damon Gale, Alice began keeping her journals in 1891. She married David Percy Jones (1860-1927), and died May 8, 1943.
LocationBox
144.J.1.4F2Diaries, 1891-1918, circa 1930-1935. 5 volumes.
The first four volumes are mainly concerned with her marriage, family life, and the activities of the children, and include many snapshots. The final volume, dating from the early 1930s through 1935, includes brief descriptions of social events and travel as well as many notes and observations on the political situation in the United States on the eve of World War II.
Letter to Percy Jones from Geneva, August 22, 1888.
Letters from S. C. Gale (father) and E. C. Gale (brother), 1888-1889.
Papers, 1921, 1933.
Alice Gale Jones (Mrs. David P. Jones): Photographs.
Alice Gale and David Percy Jones: Photographs.

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LocationBox
144.J.1.4F2Campaign card, mayor of Minneapolis, 1904.
Photographs of Lake Minnetonka home.
Edwin Smith Jones:
Biographical data and photograph, undated.
Court martial trial documents, 1864.

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Marion Gale was born April 1, 1871, the third of Samuel C. and Susan Damon Gale's daughters.
LocationBox
144.J.1.4F2Photocopies from scrapbook.
Volume 14. Photograph album, undated. 1 volume.

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Edward C. Gale was born in Minneapolis, August 21, 1862, the son of Samuel Chester and Susan (Damon) Gale. He was educated at the University of Minnesota, Yale University, and the Harvard Law School, receiving his degree from the lattermost in 1887. He married Susan Belle Pillsbury, a daughter of Governor John S. Pillsbury, on June 28, 1892. Their son, Richard P., was Minnesota's third district representative in Congress (1941-1945). Gale was a member of the law firm of Snyder, Gale, and Richards, and was active in many civic organizations, including the Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, the public library, the city planning commission, the Minnesota Academy of Sciences, and in various aspects of public health, particularly the early twentieth century campaign against tuberculosis. He died in Minneapolis on September 12, 1943.
The correspondence includes family and professional correspondence concerning family matters and genealogy, historical topics (especially North Shore Minnesota and Indian legends), Gale's collection of books and manuscripts, and his work as President of the Minnesota Historical Society. Authors represented include family members (especially his father Samuel C. Gale), Frances E. Andrews, Margaret Culkin Banning, Theodore C. Blegen, N.J. Bray, F.M. Crosby, Frances Densmore, Charles Austin Goddard, Orin G. Libby, Horace Lowry, and Ernest C. Oberholtzer.
LocationBox
147.D.15.2F3Biographical materials, 1914-1964. 2 folders.
Camping out in Yellowstone Park.
Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, undated, 1888-1913, 1918-1943. 6 folders.
Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, undated, 1899-1935. 9 folders.
Genealogical correspondence, 1910-1935. 3 folders.
Genealogical information, 1562-1648.
Historical collections, undated, 1870-1893.
Land matters, 1892-1919.
Last will and testament, 1936.
Plan of Minneapolis 1907-1925. 5 folders.
Miscellaneous writings and clippings, undated, 1888-1944.
Photographs, undated.
Yellowstone photographs, 1888.

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144.K.15.1B4Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1915-1941.
Financial records, 1937-1945.
Estate account book, 1944-1951.
Estate, 1944-1951.
Journal of European trip, 1888.
Handwritten account of her voyage on the City of Chicago describing the voyage and her impressions of England, France, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Switzerland, and Spain.
Photographs, undated, 1898.

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LocationBox
144.K.15.1B4Pillsbury and Fiske families ancestry, compiled by Anna J. Cleveland, 1906.
The Pillsbury family: being a history of William and Dorothy Pillsbury...to the eleventh generation, 1898.
Annotated copy inscribed to Sarah P. Gale.
European diary, 1889.
Possibly written by Susan Pillsbury Snyder, who has letters from this trip in the John S. Pillsbury and family papers.
John S. Pillsbury photograph, undated.
J. S. Pillsbury & Co. receipt with letterhead, 1862.

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Expand/CollapseElla Lindley Burton

Daughter of Clarkson and Anna Gale Lindley. Married Ward C. Burton in 1917. Children included Gale, Alice, Lindley, and John.
The journals kept by Ella Lindley Burton, span the time from when she was nine years old until 1931. They include photographs, descriptions of her activities as a young girl with friends and dolls, and her experiences in school and in college at Bryn Mawr. They continue after her marriage with a great deal of detail on the development of her children, and family life. At the back of the final volume are recipes and lists of food served to the children at various ages.
LocationBox
144.K.15.1B4Volume 6. Ella Lindley diary, October 1905-February 1916 1 volume.
Volume 7. Ella Lindley Burton diary, January 1916-December 1921. 1 volume.
Volume 8. Ella Lindley Burton diary: A record of my children, March 18, 1919-November 19, 1931. 1 volume.

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Father of Ariel Burton Pomeroy.
LocationBox
144.K.15.1B4Volume 15. Letterbook, circa 1830-1853. 1 volume.
Correspondence with members of his family in New Hampshire and with his wife, Harriette L. Smith. Letters are not in chronological order.

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Daughter of David Percy and Alice Gale Jones. Married Philip Duff. Name prior to marriage was Helen Holmes Jones.
LocationBox
144.K.15.2F5Books, 1914, 1921.
Wedding gift book (1921) and a small book pertaining to seniors at Central High School (1914).
Diaries, 1909-1962. 2 volumes and 4 folders.
Includes accounts of trips to Germany (circa 1913) and Honolulu (circa 1920).
Selected diary transcripts, 1913, 1928-1962.
Journal (1928-1962), Letters from Germany (1913).
Helen's letters from Luckau, Germany, 1913.
Correspondence, undated, 1913, 1915, 1947.
Some letters in German.
Letters of Helen to Jones family, 1912, 1918.
Octave Club, undated.
Photographs, circa 1896-1921.
Photographs album, Germany, 1913.
Scrapbook, 1907-1912.
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144.E.9.6F14Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, undated, 1937-1952.
Scrapbooks:
Scrapbooks were created by Helen Jones Duff and contain newspaper clippings, correspondence, telegrams, memorabilia, and photographs. The scrapbooks document school work of the Duff children and social activities in the Lake Minnetonka and Minneapolis areas as well the lives of Helen Jones Duff, her husband Philip Sheridan Duff, and their extended families.
Scrapbook, 1920-1921. 1 volume.
Includes engagement and wedding announcement.
Loose papers removed from 1920-1921 scrapbook, 1920-1922. 1 folder.
Scrapbook, 1921-1943. 5 folders.
Removed from volume.
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153.A.17.8F-115Scrapbook, 1941-1951. 1 volume.
Scrapbook, 1950-1960. 1 volume.
Scrapbook, 1965-1973. 1 volume.
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153.A.17.8F-216Scrapbook, 1965-1983. 1 volume.
Helen Duff's 90th birthday celebration, 1986. 1 volume.
"Magnetic-type" album.
Photograph album, 1940-1962. 1 volume.
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144.E.9.6F14Christmas letters and photographs, 1957-1984.
Contents removed from volume.
Travel diary, 1975. 1 volume in folder.
Contains entries for a trip to Oberlin, Ohio, and points east.
[0.50 cubic feet empty, letter-sized]

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Husband of Helen Jones Duff.
LocationBox
144.K.15.2F5Military papers, 1917-1919.
Includes letters of recommendation from William Hayward and William H. Taft, Duff's military discharge, and a photograph in military uniform.
Photograph with Hubert Humphrey, circa 1960.
Duff family.
LocationBox
142.F.4.8F-113Military photographs, 1918.
Include views at Fort Snelling and with his family.

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LocationBox
144.K.15.2F5I am glad to remember: the poems of Ariel Burton Pomeroy, 1972.
Ariel Burton Pomeroy appears to be the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hazen James Burton. The poems were compiled by Ariel's niece, Whitney Burton Movius.
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LocationBox
144.K.15.3B6Trip files:
May include travel arrangements, photographs, correspondence, news articles, notes, and background materials. Richard (Richard Pillsbury Gale) and Isobel (Isobel Rising Gale) took these trips as roving reporters under the auspices of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune.
Japan:
General, 1949-1951. 3 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes, 1949.
Isobel Rising Gale notes, 1949.
India/Asia:
General, 1951. 2 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes, 1950-1951.
Isobel Rising Gale notes, 1950-1951.
Japan/Far East:
General, 1952. 3 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes, 1952.
Isobel Rising Gale notes, 1952.
Africa:
General, 1953-1954. 3 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes, 1953-1954.
Isobel Rising Gale notes, 1953-1954.
Iran/Middle East:
General, 1955. 3 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes on Asia and the Middle East, 1955.
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144.K.15.4F7South America:
General, 1957. 6 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes, 1957.
Isobel Rising Gale notes, 1957.
Japan:
General, 1960. 3 folders.
Richard Pillsbury Gale notes, 1960.
Isobel Rising Gale notes, 1960-1961.
Historical writings:
Minnesota-Star of the North, 1956-1957.
Minneapolis-scripts, 1958-1959.
Minnesota frontier, 1962.
The Minnesota Story, 1963-1967. 4 folders.
St. Paul, 1962-1963. 2 folders.
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144.K.15.5B8Correspondence:
Correspondence (chronological), undated, 1921-1945, 1963-1972. 2 folders.
Includes family, political, and professional correspondence. Correspondents include Edward Chenery Gale, Clare Booth Luce, and Melvin J. Maas.
Correspondence (alphabetical): 1945-1973.
Includes family, business, and political correspondence, some filed by author/recipient, some by topic. A partial list of correspondents follows.
A.
Includes Cliff S. Ashmun and Dean Acheson.
B.
Includes Arthur Ballantine, Russell H. Bennett, Theodore W. Bennett, Blake School, Wilhelmus B. Bryan,
James Ford Bell and Charles Bell.
William Benton, 1948-1952.
Martin Bovey.
Mary Lindley Burton.
C.
Includes Cass Canfield, Howard Conn, Ruth Cornell, John Cowles, and John Crosby.
D.
Includes Dalton Club, Richard S. Davis, John DeLaittre, and Ivan Dmitri.
Thomas L. Daniels.
Bruce Dayton.
E.
Includes Warren Egge and Dwight D. Eisenhower.
F.
Includes Barbara Flanagan and Russell W. Fridley.
G.
Includes Daniel C. Gainey, Larence Gould, and George Grim.
Edward Gale, 1965-1973.
Isobel Gale, undated, 1941-1951.
John Gale, 1963-1971.
H.
Includes Frank T. Heffelfinger II, F. Peavey Heffelfinger, Christian A. Herter, and Louis W. Hill, Jr.,
Jack Hillier.
J.
Includes Harold Joachim.
David Jones.
K.
Includes Edna Kahlert's description of her family's remembrances of the Red River oxcarts (1963),
Roland Koscherak.
L.
Includes Frank P. Leslie.
William Lang.
M.
Includes correspondence regarding the dismissal of Douglas MacArthur, Norman D. McDonald, and Henry T. McKnight.
Dana McMillan.
File pertains to Putnam Dana McMillan, Jr.
Donald C. Minard.
Ormsby McKnight Mitchell.
N.
P.
Includes Alfred F. Pillsbury, Planned Parenthood, and Russell A. Plimpton.
R.
S.
Includes Harold W. Sweatt.
Harold Stassen.
T.
U.
W.
Includes Mrs. Charles Winton and James T. Wyman.
Carl J. Weinhardt, Jr.
Donald Winston.
Y.
Includes Luther Youngdahl.
LocationBox
144.K.15.6F9Subject files:
Biographical, 1922-1944.
Address book, with diary entries, circa 1926-1944.
Catalogue of the Japanese paintings and prints in the collection of Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Gale: Draft catalog, undated, 1969. 3 folders.
Clippings, undated, 1941-1957, 1967.
Contributions, 1965-1971. 6 folders.
Diary, 1923.
District contact lists, undated.
Gale Collection and exhibitions, 1958-1971. 2 folders.
Japan photographs, undated.
Kiyosato Education Experiment Project, Inc. (KEEP), 1958-1967.
Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA), 1958-1960.
MIA: Photographs of Richard Pillsbury Gale retirement from Board party, undated.
Minneapolis School of Art, 1958-1968.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts, 1958-1972.
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts, Richard Pillsbury Gale resignation from Board of Trustees, 1964.
Passports, 1930-1960.
Includes some for Isobel Gale.
Richard Pillsbury Gale photographs.
Political clippings, 1940s.
Political ephemera, 1940s.
Political newsletters, 1941-1944.
St. Martin's by the Lake, 1968.
Speech: We're in a war, by Richard Pillsbury Gale given at Art School commencement, June 10, 1961.
Speeches and writings, 1922, 1949-1969.
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144.K.15.7B10Sun Valley Ski correspondence, 1947-1951.
Upland Hunt Club, 1933-1937.
Includes programs, broadsides, and stud advertisements.
Richard Pillsbury Gale voting record by roll call, 1944.
Richard Pillsbury Gale writings: Morgan, 1967.
Richard Pillsbury Gale writings on Japan, 1968-1969.
Financial records:
Journal, 1922-1926. 1 volume.
Includes farm accounts.
Journal, 1927-1932. 1 volume.
Wickham farm accounts, 1927-1931. 1 volume.
Farm notebooks, 1930-1936, 1946-1952.
Ledger, 1940-1955.
Stock and bond ledger, 1925-1955. 1 volume.
LocationBox
142.F.4.8F-113Scrapbook of political clippings and ephemera, 1940. 1 volume.

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LocationBox
144.K.15.7B10Biographical, undated, 1955, 1996.
African notebook No. 1, 1953-1954.
Appointment book, 1948.
Diary, 1923.
Notebook, with diary entries and clippings, 1943-1948.
Photographs, undated.
Speech notes, undated. 5 folders.

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Expand/CollapseGENERATION V

Expand/CollapseAlfred Pillsbury Gale

Alfred (1927-2012) and his wife Leona ( -2008) had a son, John, who had a daughter Sarah Coquillette Gale, who in 2013 married Llue Yang.
LocationBox
144.K.15.8F11Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, undated, 1984-1998.

Expand/CollapseRichard Gale Jr.

LocationBox
144.K.15.8F11Biographical data.
Photographs.
Photograph album, 1936.

Expand/CollapseElinor Gale Burton Cammann

Elinor (1934-2011) was the daughter of Ella Lindley Burton and Ward C. Burton.
LocationBox
144.K.15.8F11Photograph and biographical information, 1993-2011.

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Expand/CollapsePHOTOGRAPHS

LocationBox
144.K.15.8F11Photographs of Gale-Lindley family members and their homes, undated and 1870-1913. 2 folders.
Materials and photographs related to Gale family fourth of July picnics on Lake Minnetonka, 1913-1976.
Samuel Chester and Susan Damon Gale.
Samuel Chester Gale's homes in Minneapolis and on Lake Minnetonka, 1857-1880s.
Harlow and Elizabeth Griggs Gale.
Edwin Smith Jones.
Helen Jones Duff.
Alice Gale Jones.
David Percy Jones with siblings, undated, 1898.
Miscellaneous Gale family members.
Tamar Gale (?), undated.
Tentatively identified by Alfred Gale.
Edward C. Gale and family photograph album, 1900-1911. 1 volume.
Mostly Richard P. Gale.
Edward C. Gale and family photograph album, 1900-1914. 1 volume.
Mostly Richard P. Gale.
Richard Gale and Upland Farm photograph album, 1919-1922.
Richard and Isobel Gale family photograph album, undated.
Horses on farm, undated, 1937.
Pages removed from album.
Clara Bethune's album of Gale photographs, undated.
Upland Farm photographs from Hoogland family, undated.
Wickham Farm aerial views, undated.
Isobel Gale collection:
As grouped and occasionally annotated by Alfred Gale.
Miscellaneous photographs, 1920s-1960s.
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147.A.6.3B12Mother's album photograph, 1920s-1960s. 2 folders.
Photographs, 1928-1939.
Alfred Gale and family photographs, 1920s-1990s. 5 folders.
Collected and occasionally annotated by Alfred Gale.
Gale family wedding photographs, 1923-2013.
Includes Richard Pillsbury Gale and Marion Isobel Rising (1923), Richard P. Gale Jr. and Elizabeth Morley Cowles (1944), Alfred P. Gale and Leona Mary Rowe (1947), and Sarah Coquillette Gale and Llue Yang (2013).
LocationBox
142.F.4.8F-113University of Minnesota Chi Si fraternity group portrait, undated.
David Percy Jones is in the photograph.
Upland Hunt Club and Wickham Farm album, 1923-1939, 1973. 1 volume.
Includes clippings, broadsides, and photographs.

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Expand/CollapseMISCELLANY

LocationBox
147.A.6.3B12David Percy Jones: Wedding sketches, 1891.
Robert Tallant Laudon: Minnesota musicians of the cultured generation, 1994.
Gale family entries from city directories, 1859-1882.
A record of old boats : being an account of steam navigation on Lake Minnetonka between 1860 and the present time by Randolph Edgar, 1926.
COPYRIGHT RESERVED
Minnetonka Yacht Club racing schedule, 1929.

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Expand/CollapseRELATED MATERIALS

Personal papers of Edward Chenery Gale and legislative papers of Richard P. Gale are also located in the Minnesota Historical Society manuscript collections.

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This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Topics:
Children -- Diaries.
Children -- Growth.
Children -- Minnesota.
Children -- Nutrition.
Families-- Minnesota.
Places:
Minneapolis (Minn.).
Minnetonka, Lake (Minn.)
Persons:
Burton family.
Burton, Ella Lindley, author.
Burton, Hazen, author.
Gale, Amory, 1815-1874, author.
Gale, Harlow A. (Harlow Augustus), 1832-1901.
Gale, Marion, 1871-.
Gale, S. C. (Samuel Chester), 1827-1916, author.
Gale, Susan Damon, 1833-1908, author.
Gale family.
Gales family.
Goddard family.
Lindley family.
Lindley, Anna Gale, author.
Pomeroy, Ariel Burton, 1882-1972.
Types of Documentation:
Diaries.
Photographs.
Recipes.
Reminiscences.
Scrapbooks.
Microforms.

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