Guide to the Huntley Family Papers

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1 No online items Processed by Kurt Ozment in 2002, guide completed by William Landis in Additional materials were processed by Audrey Pearson in 2007; machine-readable finding aid created by Audrey Pearson Special Collections and Archives The UCI Libraries P.O. Box University of California, Irvine Irvine, California Phone: (949) Fax: (949) URL: The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. MS-R028 1

2 Descriptive Summary Title: Huntley family papers Date: circa , Date (bulk): bulk circa Collection Number: MS-R028 Creator: Huntley family Extent: 6.5 linear feet (14 boxes and 3 oversized folders) Languages: The collection is in English. Repository: University of California, Irvine. Library. Special Collections and Archives. Irvine, California Abstract: This collection documents the families and business ventures of Tustin, California residents William M. Huntley and his wife Helen Gulick. Materials include family photographs, photographs of Southern California, family correspondence, business records from the Tustin Garage and the family's citrus orchard, and other documentation concerning the history of Tustin. Access The collection is open for research. Access to fragile materials in boxes 12-14, XOS2, and FRAG-4 is restricted. Publication Rights Property rights reside with the University of California. Literary rights are retained by the creators of the records and their heirs. For permissions to reproduce or to publish, please contact the Head of Special Collections and Archives. Preferred Citation Huntley Family. MS-R028. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California. Date accessed. For the benefit of current and future researchers, please cite any additional information about sources consulted in this collection, including permanent URLs, item or folder descriptions, and box/folder locations. Acquisition Information Gift of William M. Huntley, Processing History Prior to 1997, Special Collections staff initially arranged the collection in two series: photographs and correspondence. Individual items were numbered using an H designation for the collection, followed by a series number and another number for the subject (for example, H-001-2). All material for a specific subject was given the same number, even if it extended to multiple folders. Although many items in the collection still have labels containing these H- numbers, they no longer reflect the arrangement of the collection. The collection was processed by Kurt Ozment in The guide was completed by William Landis in Additional materials were processed by Audrey Pearson in Historical Background Helen (Laura Helen) Gulick and William Martin Huntley were married on February 20, 1909, and had one son, Walter P. Huntley ( ). Four years after their marriage they moved to Tustin, California, where they built a house in 1916, which remained the family home until Helen Gulick Huntley's death. When Tustin was incorporated as a city in 1927, William M. Huntley was one of its five council members, serving from 1927 to He served as Tustin's second mayor from 1932 to1940. From 1914 to 1937, he operated the Tustin Garage with his brother-in-law, William N. Gulick. Helen Gulick and William Huntley also had a citrus orchard. Helen Gulick Huntley Laura Helen Gulick, known throughout her life as Helen, the daughter of Laura Jane Palmer (d. 1939) and James Harvey Gulick ( ), was born on September 16, 1883 and died in November She had seven siblings: William Nicholas, Fred, Lena Hewitt Barrett, Fannie Wagner, Mark, Quinn, and George. Her family moved to Southern California in 1887 from Altoona, Kansas, eventually settling in Olive. When she was fourteen, her brother William N. Gulick became the third husband of Julia I. Hammerton, whose son from her first marriage, William M. Huntley, was seventeen at the time. Helen and William M. Huntley were married twelve years later. Helen Gulick graduated from the Orange County Business School in 1900 and worked in Los Angeles as a bookkeeper and stenographer until her marriage. After her marriage, she kept the garage's records as well as detailed household accounts. Helen Gulick's mother, Laura Palmer, had four siblings: J. M. (married Mary Carver), Ada Moore Dawsey, Martha (Mrs. Berry Insley), and Rose (Mrs. George T. Insley). Laura Palmer's mother's name was Polly Palmer. Helen Gulick's father, James MS-R028 2

3 Harvey Gulick, who served in the Civil War, was the son of Martin N. Gulick ( ) and his first wife, Eleanor Welch ( ), the daughter of Eleanor Kelly and Patrick Welch. Martin N. Gulick, grandfather of Helen Gulick, was the son of William Gano Gulick ( ), who served in the War of 1812, and Sarah Adams (b. 1794). William Gano Gulick was the son of Nicholas Gulick (b. 1758) and Elizabeth Gano ( ). Sarah Adams was the daughter of Jane Mathews and Martin Adams. William Gano Gulick and Sarah Adams' other children were named Eliza Jane and Mary. William Gano Gulick's second wife was Martha Ritchey; they had five children. In addition to James Harvey Gulick (Helen Gulick's father), Martin N. Gulick and Eleanor Welch had two other children: Eleanor Matilda ( ) and Mary Jane ( ). Eleanor Matilda (Nell) Gulick and her husband Colin Davidson moved from Plainview, Illinois to Santa Ana in They had several children: Sue Willson, Quin, Laura (Lollie) Palmer, Elizabeth Wickersham, Annis, and Harry. Mary Jane Gulick married Louis R. Phelps ( ); her granddaughter is Edna W. Phelps, a friend of the Huntley family who took an active interest in the Huntley family papers and also donated her collection of family materials to the library (MS-R043). In 1850 Helen Gulick's grandfather, Martin N. Gulick, married Jane Vanarsdall, who died in Jane Vanarsdall is the aunt of Rev. Harlan Carson, who served as Superintendent of the Presbyterian Home Missions for the Synod of South Dakota. He kept in close touch with Olive Gulick, who went to Scotland, South Dakota in 1887 to teach briefly in the missionary school. In 1860 Martin N. Gulick married Annis Curtis Phelps ( ), and they had five children: Harriet (Hattie), Olive, Sadie Humiston, Alice Gooch, and Sarah. Annis Curtis and Martin N. Gulick moved from Plainview, Illinois to Tustin in 1892, along with Hattie and Olive. Alice and John Gooch also made the move at the same time. In December 1900, Sadie was the last of the family to move West. Much of the correspondence in this collection comes from communication between three sisters: Hattie, Olive, and Sadie. Alice Gooch was a photographer and is responsible for many of the photographs in this collection. The latter come from both the James Harvey and Laura Palmer Gulick and the Martin N. and Annis Curtis Gulick families. Annis Curtis Phelps attended Holyoke College from , where she studied vocal and piano music, and moved West in about After her marriage, she played piano at the Tustin Presbyterian Church. She was the only child to live to adulthood of Joshua Phelps III ( ) and his second wife, Annis Curtis ( ). Annis Curtis was the daughter of Mark Curtis ( ) and his first wife, Ellen Bulkley ( ). Her siblings from this marriage included Moses, Daniel ( ), Phoebe ( ), Betsy, and Mark. Ellen Bulkley's niece, Sarah Bulkley, became Phelps' third wife. Joshua Phelps III and Sarah Bulkley had four children: Hanna Maria, Louis Ransom, Ellen, and Catherine (Kate) L. Doubt. Maria's first husband was Horatio N. Lindley, with whom she had six children. She had four children with her second husband, James Abner Barr. As noted above, Louis R. Phelps married Mary Jane Gulick, and is the grandfather of Edna W. Phelps. Mark Curtis and his second wife, Phoebe Stevens, had three children, including Sarah Maria Curtis, who married Charles Nelson Roberts. Sarah Maria Curtis and Charles Nelson Roberts had three children, including Nettie Rogene Roberts. William Martin Huntley William M. Huntley, born in 1880, was the son of Julia I. Hammerton (d. 1958) and Martin Adrial Huntley. He was born in Downey, California, and his family moved to Aliso Canyon in 1886 and to Tustin in He died on July 30, Julia I. Hammerton married three times. Martin Adrial Huntley, her first husband, died two years after their marriage. With her second husband, John William Scovil, she had three children: Annie (married John Trickey), Cora (married Ray Martin), and Charles. Her third husband was William Nicholas Gulick, with whom she had a son, Harvey Gulick. Biography/Organization History 1880 Birth of William M. Huntley, the son of Julia I. Hammerton and Martin Adrial Huntley Birth of Laura Helen Gulick, the daughter of Laura Palmer and James Harvey Gulick Helen Gulick's family moves to Southern California from Altoona, Kansas Olive Gulick teaches in the missionary school in Scotland, South Dakota William M. Huntley's family moves to Tustin, California Annis Curtis Phelps and Martin Nicholas Gulick, along with Hattie and Olive (two of their daughters), move to Tustin from Plainview, Illinois. Alice Gulick and John Gooch move at the same time Sadie Gulick and Arthur H. Humiston move West Helen Gulick and William M. Huntley are married on February William M. Huntley and William N. Gulick (Helen Gulick's brother) operate the Tustin Garage Helen and William Huntley build a house in Tustin William M. Huntley serves as one of Tustin's first city council members William M. Huntley serves as Tustin's second mayor Death of Helen Gulick. MS-R028 3

4 1971 Death of William M. Huntley. Collection Scope and Content Summary This collection documents the families and business ventures of Tustin, California residents Helen Gulick and William M. Huntley. Materials include family photographs, photographs of Southern California, family correspondence, business records from the Tustin Garage and from the family's citrus orchard, household accounts, and other documentation related to both family history and the history of Tustin. The collection does not include any material related to William M. Huntley's political career as city councilman and mayor of Tustin. Helen Gulick and William M. Huntley collaborated on writing the history of their families and their community but did not bring the work to completion. The collection includes many of their notes, as well as the "Tustin Scrapbook," an unpublished manuscript prepared by Edna W. Phelps on the basis of these notes in Many of the photographs in the collection were taken by Alice Gooch. Collection Arrangement This collection is arranged in three series. Series 1. Photographs, circa linear feet Series 2. Correspondence, linear feet Series 3. Topical files and ephemera, circa linear feet Related Collections Materials relating to the Gulick and Huntley families can also be found in the following collections: Alice Gulick Gooch photographs. MS-R024. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California. Gulick Family photographs. MS-R026. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California. Edna W. Phelps collection. MS-R043. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California.The Edna W. Phelps Collection is closely related to the Huntley Family. It contains additional correspondence and manuscripts by Helen Gulick Huntley and other family members as well as transcripts of some materials in the Huntley Family. In addition, it contains many materials that may have been prepared by Helen Gulick Huntley. These materials include research notes on Tustin families, topical files, and family genealogies. Additional Huntley and Gulick family materials are held by other repositories: Twenty-four notebooks of family history compiled by Helen Gulick Huntley (part of the collection of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey). Department of Special Collections, Rutgers University Library. These notebooks were microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah for the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Derrick Gulick, His Ancestry and Descendants. A genealogy written by Helen Gulick Huntley. In the collections of the Family History Library (Salt Lake City, Utah) and the California State Library (Sacramento, California). A supplement, prepared by Helen Gulick Huntley, to the book Gulicks of the USA, by David E. Gulick. In the collections of the Family History Library (Salt Lake City, Utah). Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Subjects Huntley, Helen Gulick, Archives. Huntley, William Martin, Archives. Huntley family -- Archives. Gulick family -- Archives. Tustin Garage (Calif.) -- Archives. Tustin (Calif.) -- Archives. Orange County (Calif.) -- Archives. Orange County (Calif.) -- Photographs. California, Southern -- Photographs. Genres and Formats of Materials Glass negatives -- California, Southern -- 20th century. Film negatives -- California, Southern -- 20th century. MS-R028 4

5 Photographic prints -- California, Southern -- 20th century. Panoramic photographs -- California, Southern -- 20th century. Photographic postcards -- California, Southern -- 20th century. Tintypes -- California, Southern -- 20th century. Letters -- California -- Orange County -- 19th century. Letters -- California -- Orange County -- 20th century. Contributors Huntley, Helen Gulick, Huntley, William Martin, Phelps, Edna W., Gooch, Alice Gulick. Gulick family. Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa 1930 Physical Description: 4.1 linear feet Series Scope and Content Summary This series consists largely of black-and-white photographs of places in Southern California and portraits of family members, many of which were taken by Alice Gulick Gooch. It includes a large number of glass-plate negatives. There are a small number of additional negatives, some of which have not been printed, and four panoramic negatives eight inches wide and almost four feet long. The collection also includes one tintype, two images that combine photography and painting on metal, and many photographs printed as postcards. There are also some photographic postcards in the correspondence series. Although most of the photographs are undated, a significant portion of them are from the 1910s and 1920s. Arrangement This series is arranged by format. Restrictions Access to glass plate negatives and film negatives in boxes 12-14, FRAG-4, and XOS2 is restricted. Processing note Copy negatives and copy prints were made from glass plate negatives in The glass plate negatives were assigned individual numbers and the copy negatives and prints have been numbered correspondingly. Photographic prints Photographic prints are arranged alphabetically by place name and by family name. Copy prints made from the glass plate negatives are housed in boxes 10 and 11. Box : Folder 1 : 1 Places Balboa, Laguna Beach, and Newport Beach: beach and coastal scenes circa Physical Description: 14 items Box : Folder 1 : 2 Balboa Park, San Diego circa Physical Description: 12 items Box : Folder 1 : 3, 10 : 1 Corona circa Physical Description: 28 items MS-R028 5

6 Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa Coronado circa 1903 Physical Description: 12 items 3 Del Mar undated 4 El Cajon undated 5 Elsinore undated Box : Folder 1 : 4 Irvine, Olive, and Santa Ana: schools, buildings, and students 1901-circa 1910 Box : Folder 1 : 5 Irvine Ranch: mule teams and tractor circa Box : Folder 1 : 6 Laguna Beach and Trabuco Canyon camping trip circa 1908 Physical Description: 13 items 6 Los Angeles undated 7 Oceanside undated Box : Folder 1 : 7 Orange: fountain in plaza with frozen water Orange County Oil wells undated 9 Park undated Physical Description: 13 items Box : Folder FB-49 : 1 Orange County Business College class picture 1900 Includes graduation invitation and clippings. Box : Folder 1 : 8 Orleans (Humboldt County, California), Klamath Dredging Company 1942 Physical Description: 14 items Includes correspondence from Mark Gulick to Helen Gulick Huntley relating to the photographs. 10 Paradise Valley undated Box : Folder 1 : 9 Pasadena: float in the Tournament of the Roses parade circa MS-R028 6

7 Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa Riverside undated Physical Description: 5 items 12 Rubio Canyon undated Physical Description: 5 items 13 San Diego General undated Physical Description: 19 items 14 Otay Lake undated 15 Sweetwater Dam undated Physical Description: 8 items Box : Folder 1 : 10, 10 : 16 San Juan Capistrano: depot and mission circa 1905 Physical Description: 16 items 17 San Luis Rey undated 18 Santa Ana undated Physical Description: 21 items Includes 1 photograph of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison's reception during a train stop in Orange County (1891). Box : Folder 1 : Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company facilities and equipment Physical Description: 18 items Includes photographs of William Nicholas Gulick, Harvey Gulick, and "Dad" Agnew. Box : Folder 1 : 13 Silverado Canyon tin mine works circa Sorrento Canyon undated 20 Stoddard Camp undated Physical Description: 12 items 21 Temescal Canyon undated 22 Torrey Pines undated Tustin Box : Folder 1 : 14 Churches, buildings and people circa Physical Description: 5 items Access Information Access to original photograph of Tustin Presbyterian Church is restricted due to cracked glass attached to photograph; photocopy provided for research use. MS-R028 7

8 Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa 1930 Box : Folder 1 : 15 First National Bank and Getty (Utt) store circa Physical Description: 8 items Box : Folder 1 : 16, 10 : Homes and street scenes circa Physical Description: 40 items Includes photographs of Gulick, Dunbar, Modjeska, and Foster family homes, as well as Hattie and Olive Gulick, and Eleanor Gulick Davidson; also includes a panoramic image of an unidentified house. Box : Folder 1 : 17 Orange packing houses and crews circa Box : Folder 1 : 18 Street scenes circa Physical Description: 27 items Includes children playing baseball and a horse car. Box : Folder 1 : 19 Tustin Garage and first Tustin fire truck circa Includes photographs of William N. Gulick and William M. Huntley. Box : Folder 1 : Tustin School , undated Physical Description: 29 items Includes class portraits. Box : Folder FB-49 : 2 Graduating class portraits Box : Folder 1 : 24, 10 : Unidentified places circa 1890-circa 1920 Physical Description: 20 items Box : Folder 1 : 25-26, 10 : 31 Various locations and subjects Physical Description: 43 items Includes photographic postcards of the Grand Army of the Republic convention in San Jose, Big Bear Dam, Palm Canyon, Torrey Pines, Hotel Del Coronado, photographs of oil derricks in Southern California, and a multi-image souvenir postcard packet of the Long Beach earthquake; also includes photographs of Mark Gulick, Quinn Gulick, and William M. Huntley. 32 Whittier undated Physical Description: 5 items Box : Folder 2 : 1-2 Portraits Barrett, Lena Gulick Hewitt, and family Physical Description: 15 items MS-R028 8

9 Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa 1930 Box : Folder 2 : 3 Bliss, Ethyl Gale Insley circa Physical Description: 9 items Includes photographs of George and Helen Gulick. Box : Folder 2 : 4 Bliss family circa Box : Folder 2 : 5, 11 : 1 Gooch, John B. circa 1885 Box : Folder FB-49 : 3 Guitar and mandolin ensemble portrait circa Box : Folder 11 : 2 Gulick, Annis Curtis Phelps, and daughters undated Box : Folder 2 : 6 Gulick, Harvey, and friends circa 1910 Physical Description: 7 items Box : Folder 2 : 7 Gulick, Hattie circa 1890 Box : Folder 2 : 8 Gulick, Herbert and Viola Catherine (children of George Gulick) circa Box : Folder 2 : 9-11 Gulick, James Harvey and Laura Palmer, and family circa Physical Description: 27 items Box : Folder 2 : 12 Gulick, Mark James, and family circa Box : Folder 11 : 3 Gulick, Martin Nicholas undated Box : Folder 2 : 13 Gulick, Martin N. and Annis Curtis Phelps and family circa Physical Description: 10 items Box : Folder 2 : 14 Gulick, Martin N., Eleanor Welch and family circa Physical Description: 11 items Box : Folder 2 : 15, 11 : 4 Gulick, Olive circa Physical Description: 5 items Box : Folder 3 : 1 Gulick, Quinn, and daughters circa Physical Description: 5 items Includes photograph of George Gulick. Box : Folder 11 : 5 Gulick sisters circa 1904 Physical Description: 10 items Box : Folder 3 : 2 Hammerton, Orpah, Julia Hammerton Gulick, and Mary Gulick Phelps undated MS-R028 9

10 Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa 1930 Box : Folder 3 : 3 Humiston, Arthur H Box : Folder 3 : 4 Huntley, Martin Adrial undated Painted photograph on metal (possibly tin). Box : Folder 3 : 5-6 Huntley, Walter Palmer, and children 1911-circa 1940 Physical Description: 17 items Includes photographs of W. P. Huntley's boyhood friends William Crawford and Jesse Parks (later postmaster at Tustin). Box : Folder 3 : 7-10 Box : Folder 3 : 7-9 Huntley, William Martin and Helen Gulick Portraits circa 1890-circa 1912, undated Physical Description: 14 items Processing/Project Information Includes portrait of William M. Huntley with painting and photography on metal. Box : Folder 3 : 10 Friends Physical Description: 9 items Includes tintype and photograph of J. J. Zielian, former principal of Tustin School. Box : Folder 3 : 11 Insley family circa 1895, undated Box : Folder 3 : 12 Keeter, Ellen Gulick, and family 1942, undated Box : Folder 3 : 13 Martin, Ray and Cora Scovil, and Martin Ranch circa 1905, undated Physical Description: 12 items Box : Folder 3 : Palmer, J. M. and Mary Carver, and family circa 1909, undated Physical Description: 8 items Box : Folder 3 : 16 Portraits of others circa 1900, undated Physical Description: 6 items Box : Folder 3 : 17 Scovil, Charles Edgar and Lura , undated Includes a postcard sent by Charles Scovil, a duplicate of which is filed in "Tustin--Churches." Box : Folder 3 : 18 Trickey, John and Annie Scovil, and family circa , undated Physical Description: 34 items Box : Folder 4 : 1 Utt, C. E., and family 1903, undated MS-R028 10

11 Series 1. Photographs circa , bulk circa 1910-circa 1930 Box : Folder 4 : 2-3 Wagner, Fannie Gulick, and children circa 1903, undated Physical Description: 10 items Box : Folder 12-13, FRAG-4 Glass plate negatives circa 1900-circa 1920 Contains 198 glass plate negatives numbered from 1 to 203 and two additional unnumbered glass plate negatives. Access Information Access to glass plate negatives is restricted due to fragility. Box : Folder 14 Copy negatives circa 1900-circa 1920 Access Information Access to copy negatives is restricted. Box : Folder 14 Original film negatives circa 1900-circa 1920 Access Information Access to original film negatives is restricted. Box : Folder XOS2 Panoramic film negatives undated Access Information Access to panoramic negatives is restricted. Users must request a copy print to be made. Box : Folder XOS1 Box : Folder 11 : 6 Panoramic prints undated Compact disc containing digital image of St. Ann's Inn undated Series 2. Correspondence Physical Description: 0.4 linear feet Series Scope and Content Summary This series consists largely of correspondence between family members, including a small amount of business correspondence. Abstracts of many of the letters, prepared in an earlier stage of processing, are found in the collection file. This series includes many letters written by Annis, Hattie and Olive Gulick to their sister Sadie, including letters written by Hattie on the trip west in There are also many letters from Laura Palmer Gulick to her daughter Helen Gulick Huntley. Two letters from James Harvey Gulick document his participation in the Civil War; in other letters, he writes to his father about decisions related to establishing a farm. Arrangement This series is arranged alphabetically by sender. Processing note Abstracts of many of the letters, prepared in an earlier stage of processing, are found in the collection file. Box : Folder 4 : 4 Barr, Maria Curtis and Lulu 1877 Box : Folder 4 : Carson, Harlan P Box : Folder 4 : 8 Carson, Rollin G Box : Folder 4 : 9 Davidson, Sue 1889 Transcribed from the original. Box : Folder 4 : 10 Doubt, K. L., 1872 Box : Folder 4 : 11 Fitzpatrick, Nellie Box : Folder 4 : 12 Freedland, Addie Welch 1918 Box : Folder 4 : 13 Gooch, Alice Gulick MS-R028 11

12 Series 2. Correspondence Box : Folder 4 : Gulick, Annis Curtis Phelps Box : Folder 4 : Gulick, Hattie Box : Folder 4 : Gulick, James Harvey Box : Folder 4 : Gulick, Laura Palmer Box : Folder 4 : 26 Gulick, Martin N Box : Folder FB-49 Oversize material 1833 : 4 Box : Folder 5 : Gulick, Olive , undated 1-2 Includes a letter with notes from both Annis and Hattie Gulick and an unsigned card sent to Olive. Box : Folder 5 : 3 Humiston, Sadie Gulick 1918 Box : Folder 5 : 4 Huntley, Helen Gulick 1956 Box : Folder 5 : 5 Huntley, Walter P Box : Folder 5 : Palmer, Laura Davidson Box : Folder 5 : 9 Roberts, Nettie Rogene 1915 Box : Folder 5 : 10 Scovil, Charles and Ethel Box : Folder 5 : 11 Welch, Lizzie 1888 Box : Folder 5 : 6 Other correspondence, including unidentified correspondents , undated Series 3. Topical files and ephemera Physical Description: 2.0 linear feet Series Scope and Content Summary This series consists of the family papers of Helen Gulick and William M. Huntley as well as materials they collected, including from other family members. Helen Gulick Huntley maintained detailed household records and was the bookkeeper for the Tustin Garage. Various records document the Huntleys' citrus orchard, including statements from their orchard association. This series also includes biographical information, brochures, clippings, legal documents (particularly those related to land ownership), pamphlets, and other printed materials. Research materials were part of the Huntley's activities as local and family historians. Among the ephemera are pieces of linen and other textiles, many of them woven by family members. Arrangement This series is arranged alphabetically. Box : Folder 5 : 12 Box : Folder 5 : 13 Barrett, Lena Gulick Hewitt, and family calling cards and announcement undated Brochures and pamphlets , undated Includes photocopy of a letter from Mary M. Utt to Olive Gulick, Box : Folder 5 : 14 Calendars Ephemera Box : Folder 5 : 15 Button, leaves, ribbons 1937, undated Textiles circa , undated Box : Folder 9 : 1 Two individual tassels and one long piece of brown tasseled trim undated Box : Folder 9 : 2 One long piece of lace, four collars, and lace collar made in Belgium that was given to Helen Gulick by a neighbor undated Box : Folder 9 : 3 Dress fragments, brown tasseled panels "from a dress worn by Laura Jane Gulick" circa 1918 Box : Folder 9 : 4 Shirtwaist fragments from the shirtwaist Helen Gulick wore to her wedding in MS-R028 12

13 Series 3. Topical files and ephemera Box : Folder 9 : 5 Bolero made by Lena Gulick Hewitt in Box : Folder 9 : 6 Shawl fragment worn by Polly Palmer, Laura Jane Palmer's mother circa 1860 Box : Folder 9 : 7 Crochet lace and crochet collar made by Laura Palmer Gulick undated Box : Folder 9 : 8 Linen panel with lace and tatting circa 1838, 1870, 1911, 1928 Linen was woven by Eleanor Welch Gulick circa 1838, the lace circa 1911, and the tatting circa 1870 by Annis Curtis Gulick. All pieces sewn together by Eleanor Gulick Davidson in Box : Folder 9 : 9 Linen towel made in the home of Daniel and Phoebe Curtis undated Box : Folder 9 : 10 Embroidered piece of hand-woven linen circa 1917 From a sheet that belonged to Elizabeth Gano Gulick. Hemmed and embroidered by Annis Curtis Gulick in Box : Folder 9 : 11 Linen sheet fragment woven by Elisabeth Gano Gulick undated Box : Folder 9 : 12 Linen sheet with initials woven by Annis Curtis undated Box : Folder 5 : 16 Gulick, James Harvey: notes undated Box : Folder 5 : 17 Gulick, Harriet R. ("Hattie"): notice of rejection of Workmen's Compensation Act of California 1927 Gulick, Laura Jane Palmer Box : Folder 5 : 18 Journal of a trip to National City, California 1900 Includes drafts of letters to Helen Gulick, newspaper clipping, and map. The Edna W. Phelps Collection (MS-R043) contains a transcription of this journal. Box : Folder 5 : 19 Notebook of songs 1868 Processing/Project Information Also includes illustrations from a seed catalog and letter from Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Box : Folder 5 : 20 Gulick, Martin N.: memorial card 1900 Box : Folder 5 : 21 Gulick, William Gano: military record , undated Gulick, William Nicholas and Julia I. Box : Folder 5 : Medical receipts and Old Age Security records Box : Folder 5 : 27 Property records , undated Box : Folder 5 : Vital records and other material, including ration books from World War II Box : Folder 6 : 1 Huntley, Martin Adrial and Julia Hammerton: newspaper article referring to their wedding undated Box : Folder 6 : 2 Huntley, Walter Palmer: miscellaneous , undated Huntley, William Martin and Helen Gulick Box : Folder 6 : 3 Answers to the Women's Club questionnaire about Tustin in 1890 and a few years following, by William Martin Huntley 1963 Processing/Project Information See also "Tustin Scrapbook." Citrus orchard Box : Folder 6 : 4 Cerro Villa Mutual Water Company, Villa Park Mutual Water Company Box : Folder 6 : 5 Contracts for citrus care Box : Folder 6 : 6 Postcards from the Villa Park Orchards Association Box : Folder 6 : 7 Soil analyses and Agricultural Conservation Program materials Box : Folder 6 : Statements from the Villa Park Orchards Association MS-R028 13

14 Series 3. Topical files and ephemera Box : Folder 6 : 11 Drawings and paintings by Helen Gulick Huntley , undated Box : Folder 6 : 12 Miscellaneous Includes a General Farm Schedule form from the 1930 census and a Ku Klux Klan flier which the family received following William Martin Huntley's election to the Tustin City Council. Box : Folder 6 : 13 Miscellaneous bills and receipts Box : Folder 6 : 14 Personal expense books Box : Folder 6 : 15 Property taxes : 1 Box : Folder 7 : 2 Tustin Scrapbook, edited and expanded by Edna W. Phelps 1969 Box : Folder 7 : 3 Typing and stenography by Helen Gulick Huntley Box : Folder 7 : 4-8 Legal documents , undated Includes a letter from James Harvey Gulick to his daughter in Box : Folder 7 : 9 Miscellaneous receipts and other materials , undated Box : Folder 7 : 10 Phelps, Sarah 1898 Box : Folder FB-49 Posters , undated : 5 Research materials Box : Folder 7 : 11 Agriculture undated Box : Folder 7 : 12 Cancer cure 1915, undated Box : Folder 7 : 13 Citrus industry Includes article on fumigation. See "Miscellaneous materials," above, for a receipt from 1894 for cyanide, which was used for fumigation. Box : Folder 7 : 14 Earthquakes 1933, undated Box : Folder 7 : 15 Gulick and Huntley families undated Box : Folder 7 : Huntley family Box : Folder 7 : 16 Travel undated Box : Folder 7 : 17 Trips and family social incidents undated Box : Folder 7 : 18 Miscellaneous clippings Box : Folder 7 : 19 Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company Box : Folder 7 : 20 Sessional record of the First Presbyterian Church, Plainview, Illinois Copied by Helen Gulick Huntley. Tustin Box : Folder 8 : 1 Churches Box : Folder 8 : 2 Maps , undated Box : Folder 8 : 3 Miscellaneous , undated Box : Folder 8 : 4 Post office 1951-circa 1962 Box : Folder 8 : 5 Schools , undated Box : Folder 8 : 6 Zeke's Bunch Annual picnic for graduates of Tustin School, , when J. J. Zielian was principal. Box : Folder 8 : 7 Tustin, Columbus, land title research Box : Folder 8 : 8 Scovil family , undated Tustin Garage Box : Folder 8 : 9 Business records and reports to creditors MS-R028 14

15 Series 3. Topical files and ephemera Box : Folder 8 : 10 Calendar 1915 Box : Folder 8 : 11 Clippings Box : Folder 8 : 12 Correspondence with General Petroleum Corporation regarding auto accident Box : Folder 8 : Ledgers Box : Folder 8 : 15 Miscellaneous Includes reports of theft. Box : Folder 8 : Registration of automobiles MS-R028 15