Correspondence of a miscellaneous nature [senders and/or recipients not known to be family members or not identified] consisting of letters received, 1831-1947 and undated, including an invitation, 1864, to accompany the N.J. Governor [Joel Parker] "at the opening of the Central Fair in Philadelphia" (addressed to Lt. Col. James N. Rue) and a letter, 1831, sent by future N.J. governor Charles s. Olden from New Orleans [where he lived 1826-1832] to a "Respected Friend" in which he notes information written to him about several people's hopes to make money from the Delaware and Raritan Canal

Correspondence of a miscellaneous nature [senders and/or recipients not known to be family members or not identified] consisting of letters received, 1831-1947 and undated, including an invitation, 1864, to accompany the N.J. Governor [Joel Parker] "at the opening of the Central Fair in Philadelphia" (addressed to Lt. Col. James N. Rue) and a letter, 1831, sent by future N.J. governor Charles s. Olden from New Orleans [where he lived 1826-1832] to a "Respected Friend" in which he notes information written to him about several people's hopes to make money from the Delaware and Raritan Canal, Box: 4, Folder: 24. Rue-Holmes-Meirs Family Papers, MC 715. New Brunswick Special Collections. https://archives.libraries.rutgers.edu/repositories/11/archival_objects/322912 Accessed November 22, 2024.