The Susan Barbara Tallmon Sargent papers document her life as a physician and medical missionary to Lintsing, China, from 1905 to 1918. The collection consists of correspondence, journals, news clippings, reports, articles, guest books, and financial documents collected by Sargent's niece, Ardis Hitchcock.
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 | Letter dated 26 April 1936 from Emma Boose Tucker to her children, Part 1 | 1936-04-26 | Missionaries, Medical--China--Correspondence; Missionaries--China; China--History--1928-1937; Communists--China--History--20th century; Tucker family--Correspondence |
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 | Letter dated 26 April 1936 from Emma Boose Tucker to her children, Part 2 | 1936-04-26 | Missionaries, Medical--China--Correspondence; Missionaries--China; China--History--1928-1937; Communists--China--History--20th century; Tucker family--Correspondence |
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 | Letter dated 8 March 1936 from Emma Boose Tucker to her children, Part 1 | 1936-03-08 | Missionaries, Medical--China--Correspondence; Missionaries--China; China--History--1928-1937; Communists--China--History--20th century |
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 | Letter dated 8 March 1936 from Emma Boose Tucker to her children, Part 2 | 1936-03-08 | Missionaries, Medical--China--Correspondence; Missionaries--China; China--History--1928-1937; Communists--China--History--20th century; Tucker family--Correspondence |
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