Correspondence, 1971

1971 March 1 to Honeyman from Mack re: No. 1 Packard not available. 1971 April 28 to Honeyman from Mack re: Honeyman’s operation 1971 May 1 to Mack from Honeyman thanks for flowers 1971 June 1 to Mack from Honeyman handwritten note with Wall Street Journal (June 1, 1971) article mentioning Lehigh. 1971 June 17 to Honeyman from Mack re: death of Bill Estes 1971 October 28 to Donald L. Ritter from Mack re: talk with Honeyman on a program in history of science, collection of 5,000 rare books in California in all fields of science, disposition of the collection not determined. 1971 November 12 to Honeyman from Mack re: sale of rare books replying to Honeyman’s handwritten note about selling rare books. 1971 November 30 to Honeyman from Mack re: Dr. Gipson’s death and request for information about Brodhead family. 1971 December 11 to Mack from Honeyman handwritten note re: Brodhead Family – Honeyman’s grandfather’s name Daniel Dingman Brodhead; mother’s name Emilie Linderman Brodhead. Old Brodhead homestead is in Bucks Co., PA. Honeyman interest in John Honeyman – Washington’s spy and General Brodhead who Offered to trade his horses for whiskey at Fort Pitt (ca. 1780)