Part 2: Journals and Student Essays [REEL21-26]
Part 3: Correspondence and Scrapbooks [REEL27-50]
Part 4: Collected Papers of Brown, Perry and others [REEL51-71]
Part 2: Journals and Student Essays |
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REEL 21 | Journals 1-9, 1859-1877 | 1. "Journal" 1859-1862.
Annotated by Katharine G M Johnson. 2. Journal, entitled Webster Literary Society (1860); includes diary 1862-1864. Opening pages (and an insert in front) are examples of popular verse apparently recited by Griffis on public occasions, 1856-1860, and transcribed by him 1860-61. Journal begins with May 24 1862, ends September 10 1864: excludes July 3 August 28 1863 [war service;see Journal3]. Spine reads, "Journal 1862-187." In the back are some pages given to memorializing friends and war comrades; at the end, a catalogue of figures from the Old Testament. Volume has some blank pages. Annotated by Katharine G M Johnson. ----(sheet end)---- Journal 2 begins here, May 24, 1862. ----(sheet end)---- "Picnic at Valley Green," January 10 [12?], 1864; two variations, second is incomplete. 3. Civil War Journal, 1863, and account book 1864-1865. Label reads "Penna. Campaign 1863 / To Wilkes Barre etc. / Notes etc". War Journal covers July 3 - Aug. 28 1864. Jpurnal of trip to Wilkes Barre covers Uly 1-14, 1864. Also included are financial accounts, address records, some other journal entries from Oct.-Nov. 1864, and other notes. 4. Journal, 1864-1870. Begins Sept. 17 1864; ends October 24 1870: covers college years. A gap during the summer of 1867 is covered in next item. There are some blank pages; several indexes at the back. Annotated by Griffis and by Katharine G.M. Johnson. 5. "Journal 1867" and Miscellaneous notes. Covers June 28 1867 - Sept. 15 1867. Starting from p. 66 (and interspersed earlier) the book includes notes and ideas on miscellaneous subjects. Some entries are in pen, but mostly the volume is written faintly in pencil. Pencilled journal entries have been written over in ink by KGMJ. A few loose leaves of notes are inserted. 6. "Note Book" [WEG's title]: Europe Travel Journal, 1869.[includes commonplace book]. Diary entries run from July 9 1869 to Oct. 7 1869, mainly on recto of pages. Also noted are miscellaneous ideas for lectures, writings etc. From the back, a few pages detail quotes and notes from reading. Annotated by Katharine G.M.Johnson. 7. "Address Book / College / Upper Red Hook. Including short diary entries for 1870, addresses, etc. A few small pressed leaves and flowers are enclosed. 8. WEG's Travel Journal 1870-1871, and Japan Notes 1870-1874. Opening pages contain lists of friends and contacts (Pruyn family, Clark family, et al.). Diary entries run from Nov. 15 1870 to Jan. 12 1871(p. 38). Covers transcontinental train journey; Omaha; San Francisco; trans-Pacific voyage and arrival in Japan. The bulk of the book, however, comprises notes on Japanese subjects: historic sites, legends, religion, etc. Important: notes on WEG's classes, students, with their comments and contributions. At the end of the book is a list of correspondents. Numerous pages are blank. Annotated by Katharine G.M. Johnson. 9. WEG's Fukui Journal 1871-1877. Journal begins in January 1871 [Yokohama], published portion begins with March 1871. Accounts of WEG's walking tours, people met, books and studies, weather. Book includes annotations [by WEG at a later date and by KGMJ] not included in printed version. Following 1871 entries are financial accounts, lists of correspondents, articles written [for American papers], books read, tea parties, necrology, books needed etc. Enclosed are also typed copies of letters [by KGMJ]. Other pages have quotations and commonplaces, lists of lecture topics, notes for classes and/or articles, "Outline of the Science of Chemistry" [divided into chapters], list of yatoi and other foreigners in Japan with addresses, 3 class listrs for Higher "Chingaku"[sic]. ----(sheet end)---- Then the journal begins again with January 1, 1872. Broken by similar lists hitherto, the journal continues through to March 27, 1877 [sometimes out of order]. More notes include notes to Tokyo Guide [q.v.], lists of articles written for periodicals, notes for sermons, recollections, accounts, addresses, books read, correspondence, etc. |
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Journals 10-19, 1871-1901 | 10. Japan journal, 1871 Leather bound pocket calendar for 1870. Labelled "Hakuzan and trips from Fukui / Mikuni e.g.' Scattered throughout are organizational notes for teaching, etc.; In the middle pages are journal entries recording trips made in the interior in 1871. In the notebook pouch are also a few loose notes with a clipping on sugar milling (on which there are also notes inside). 11. Japan Journal pages, 1872-1873 Loose sheets from a notebook [possibly transcribed from elsewhere?]: irregular entries covering a period Feb. 13, 1872 - Oct. 9, 1873. Entries are very informative and observant. Annotated by Katharine G.M. Johnson. 28 leaves; recto only. 12. Travel Journal, 1873. In Kazura; Jan. 1873; to Shizuoka, March, 1873. Small ledger volume; many pages blank. 13. "Journal / 1877 to 1883 / Schenectady." Covers from May 21 1877 - Jan. 26 1884. Aug. 1-7 filmed after Aug.28 14. "Boston, April 1885 - Oct. 1887" Covers from Jan. 26 1885 - Oct. 14 1887. 15. [Journal]. Covers from Oct. 15 1887 - Dec. 31 1890 [Boston] 16. "Jan. 1 1891 Ithaca Dec. 31 1894." Covers Jan. 1 1891 - May 27 1891; June 30 1892 - Dec. 31 1894. See Journal 17 for May 14, 1991 to June 30, 1892. 17. "May 24 1891 Boston - Europe June 30 1892" 18. "January 1 1895 Ithaca Mar. 20 1898" Covers Jan. 1 1895 - Mar. 31 1898. 19. "1898 Ithaca 1901" Covers Apr. 1 1898 - May 17 1901. |
REEL 23 | Journals 20-26, 1900-1919 | 20. "Europe 1900" Notebook. Journal entries cover July 4 - Sept. 17 1900: honeymoon voyage of Griffis and Frances King Griffis to England (with children and Griffis's sister Martha). Interspersed are many notes on English culture, landscape etc. 21. "May 18 1901 Ithaca August 1 1904." Includes photograph of Griffis and wife Frances 1903. 22. "Ithaca August 1904 to August 1907." Covers Aug. 1 1904 - Aug. 1 1907. 23. "1907 - Ithaca - 1910." Covers Aug. 1 1907 - Apr. 14 1910. 24. "1910 - Ithaca - 1913." Covers Apr. 15 1910 - June 12 1913. 25. [Journal].> Covers June 13 1913 - June 17 1916. 26. [Journal]. Covers June 18 1916 - Mar. 31 1919. |
REEL 24 | Journals 27-31, 1919-1928 | 27. [Journal]. Covers Apr. 1 1919 - Mar. 15 1922. 28. [Journal]. Covers Mar. 22 1922 - Nov. 13 1924. 29. [Journal]. Covers Nov. 14 1924 - Sept. 17 1926. 30. [Journal]. Covers Sept. 17 1926 - Jan. 1 1928. Documents second trip to Japan 31. [Journal]. Covers Jan. 2 1928 - Feb. 3 1928. Volume is mainly blank; after the last entry a transcription by KGMJ of a letter by Frances King Griffis describes his last illness. |
REEL 25 | Student Essays 1-199 |
Subseries: AINOS |
REEL 26 | Student Essays 200-319 | Subseries: HISTORICAL STYLES 200: "Japanese Historical Works" by N. Iriye 201: [Contrasts of Historical Styles] by T. Kikuchi 202: "Contrasts in Historical Works" by Komura 203: Letters to Griffis re: contrasting historical styles, by R Miura [?] 204: "The Comparisons of Historical Styles" by Nakyama 205: "The Japanese Historical Work" by Nomura 206: "The Comparison of the Works of the Celebrated Japanese writers with those of the English" by Y. Okamura 207: "The Comparison of Historical Styles between Japan and England" by M.N. Sagisaka 208: [Contrasts in Historical Styles] by S. Saito Subseries: HOUSEHOLD SUPERSTITIONS 209: "House-hold Superstition" by Fukuda 210: "Household Superstitions" by T. Hanawa 211: "Household Superstitions Among the Japanese People" by Hasegawa 212: "Household Superstition" by Ichikawa 213: "House-hold Superstitions by Imaseki 214: "Household Superstition" by Ishigaru 215: "Superstition of Household" by Ishimatsu 216: "The Japanese Household Superstitions" by Isono 217: "Household Superstition" by Iwaya 218: "The Superstition concerning the fox and the badger" by O. Kimura 219: "Household Superstition" by Miyabara 220: "Household Superstitions" by Omeus 221: "Household Superstition" by Sugioka 222: "Household Superstition" by S. Suzuki 223: "Householder's Superstition" by H. Y. Yamaoka 224: "The Household Superstition in Japan" [unsigned] 225: "Household Superstitions" [unsigned] 226: "House-hold [sic] Superstition" [unsigned] 227: "Japanese Domestic Superstition" [unsigned] 228: "Japanese Superstitions" [unsigned] 229: "Japanese Household Worships" [unsigned] 230: "A Story about the Family Superstition of Japan" [unsigned] 231: [Unidentified fragment on superstitions]. Subseries: JOURNAL ENTRIES 232: "The Diary of the Journey" [unsigned] 233: [Diary of 4 days of a 16 day journey] [unsigned] Subseries: KAKKE [Beri-beri] 234: "Kakke" by Haraguchi 235: "Kakke" by Masuda 236: "Kakke" by Matsui 237: "The Disease Kakke" by H. Mayeda [?] 238: "About the 'Kakke'" by Miyasaki 239: "The Kakke" by Oisji 240: "Kakke" by Sakiki 241: "Kakki" by J. Sakurai 242: "The Kakke" by Sugiura 243: "Kakke" by Taniguchi 244: "Kakke Kakke which is..."[unsigned] 245: "Kakke" "This disease has..."[unsigned] 246: [Kakke] "At the present time..."[unsigned] 247: [Kakke] "In Japan during the summer..."[unsigned] Subseries: MARRIAGE 248: "The Marriage Ceremonies" by R. Fukuda 249: "Marriage" by T. Isono 250: "Marriage Ceremonies" by Satake 251: "Marriage Ceremonies" by S. Suzuki Subseries: MONEY 252: "The Japanese Money" by Fukuda 253: "The Money of Japan" by M. Ichikawa 254: "The Money of Japan" by I. Ishiguro 255: "The Money of Japan" by T. Isono 256: "The Money of Japan" by Kobayashi 257: "The Money of Japan" by Miyabara 258: "The Japanese Money" by M. Motoyama 259: "The Money of Japan" by N. Nakakuki 260: "The Japanese Money" by M. Sugioka 261: "The Money of Japan" by S. Suzuki 262: "The Money of Japan" by Takeo 263: "The Money of Japan" by Yamaoka 264: "The Money of Japan" by Yezawa 265: "The Money of Japan" [unsigned] Subseries: SHOP SIGNS, STREET SHOWS AND CHARACTERS 266: "Shop Signs" "In this empire..."(illustrated) [unsigned] 267: "Shop Signs, Streat [sic] Shows, and Streat [sic] Characters of Tokio and other Cities of Japan" "I do not write..."[unsigned] 268: "Shop Signs, Street Shows and Street Characters" (illustrated) by Kobayashi 269: "Shop Signs, Street Show and Street Characters of Tokio" "I do not know anything about..."[unsigned] 270: "Shop Signs, Streets" Show and Character of Streets of Tokio and other part of Japan" "I was commanded from the teacher..."[unsigned] 271: "Shop Signs, Street Shows and Street Characters of Tokei" "Under the general custom..."[unsigned] 272: "Shop Signs in Tokei" "All the shop-signs..."[unsigned] 273: [Shop Signs] "I am sorry that..."[unsigned 274: [Shop Signs] "I do not know..."[unsigned] 275: [Shop Signs] "In Tokio there are..."[unsigned] 276: [Shop Signs] "Please excuse me..." [unsigned] 277: [Shop Signs] "The shops of the streets of Tokio..."[unsigned] 278: [Shop Signs] "Since Tokio is the largest..."[unsigned] 279: [Shop Signs] (15 illustrations) [unsigned] 280: "Signs of the Buck Meat [sc. Buckwheat] House" And "Signs of the Daugh House" (illustrated) [unsigned] Subseries: SIN 281: "The Sins of Mean" [sic] by Ibi 282: "The Greatest Sin" by Kahara 283: "About the Sin" by Masuda Subseries: THEATRE 284: "The Effect of Theatres upon the People of a Country" by Amano 285: "The Theatre" by Fukuda 286: "Theatres" by T. Hanawa 287: "The Theatre of Japan" by Ichikawa 288: "Japanese Theatres as the are at the present time" by Imaseki 289: "The History and Origin of Theatres in Japan" by Irye 290: "Theatre" by I. Ishiguro 291: "Theater" by S. Ishimatsu 292: "Theatre" by Isono 293: "The Effects of Theatres upon the People of a Country" by T. Kikchi 294: "The Effect of Theatre upon the People of a Country" by N. Kishiro 295: "The Theatre" by Kobayashi 296: "Theatres" by Kuhara 297: "Theatre" by Masuda 298: "The Effects of Theatres upon the People of a Country" by H. Mayeda 299: "Theatre" by N. Miyabura 300: "The Effect of Theatre upon the people of a Country" by Miyasaki 301: "Theatres" by Nakakuki 302: "The Effects of Theatres upon the People of a Country" by Nakayama 303: "The Effect of Theatre upon the People of a Country" by Ogasawara 304: "The Theatre in Japan" by T. Okamura 305: "Theatre" by Oki 306: "The Theatre" by Ozawa 307: "The Effect of Theatres upon the People of a Country" by J. Sakurai 308: "The Japanese Theatres as they are at the present time" by H. Shimidzu 309: "Theatre" by Sugioka 310: "Theatres" by K. Suzuki 311: "Theatre" by S. Suzuki 312: "Theatres" by K. Takahashi 313: "The Effects of Theatres upon the People" by Takasu 314: "Theatre" by Takeo 315: "Theatres in Japan" by N. Taniguchi 316: "Theatre" by Yezawa 317: "Theatres" [unsigned] 318: [Noh Theatre, a draft] [unsigned] 319: Research Notes by Katherine G.M. Johnson |