Hood, Joseph Edward, 1815-1871

Dates

Existence: 1815 - 1871

Biography

Joseph Edward Hood was born on October 24, 1815 in Amesbury, Massachusetts. He was was from 1844 to 1849 one of the leading anti-slavery editors of New Hampshire, and for fifteen years chief assistant editor of the Springfield (Massachusetts) Republican.

Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:

Joseph Edward Hood letter

Item 1

Identifier: Mss 843602.1

Mss 843602.1

Date(s): 1843-11-02

Scope and Contents

Letter from Joseph Edward Hood to Joseph Kidder in Lebanon, New Hampshire, telling him that he sends Kidder copies of the Lebanon Liberal Institute catalogues.

Joseph Edward Hood letter

Item 1

Identifier: Mss 866364

Mss 866364

Date(s): 1866-06-14

Scope and Contents

Letter from Joseph Edward Hood in Springfield, Massachusetts to Asa Dodge Smith, declining an invitation to act upon the examining committee of the scientific department.

Joseph Edward Hood letter

Item 1

Identifier: Mss 864272

Mss 864272

Date(s): 1864-04-22

Scope and Contents

Three-page letter from Joseph Edward Hood in Springfield, Massachusetts to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that stones were thrown through his son's window at Major Tenny's. Writer thinks the College needs more discipline.

Joseph Edward Hood letter

Item 1

Identifier: Mss 864411.4

Mss 864411.4

Date(s): 1864-07-11

Scope and Contents

Two-page letter from Joseph Edward Hood in Springfield, Massachusetts to Asa Dodge Smith, asking Smith to send writer a list of the honorary degrees by Dunbar.

Joseph Edward Hood letter

Item 1

Identifier: Mss 865308.2

Mss 865308.2

Date(s): 1865-05-08

Scope and Contents

Two-page letter from Joseph Edward Hood in Springfield, Massachusetts to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that he was obliged to make a mere item of Junior exhibition. He thinks the boarding houses in Hanover charge too much.