William Tucker (1783-1839), businessman. Grandfather of Dartmouth president William Jewett Tucker. The collection contains a commonplace book and a diary.

William Jewett Tucker (1837-1926), 9th President of Dartmouth College. His papers contain personal and professional correspondence, letters and documents concerning the Andover Review, lectures on modern Christianity and social economics, sermons, essays and compositions, including some work from his student days. While some materials date from the period of his presidential administration, the bulk of the papers are not Dartmouth administrative records.

In English.

In English.

The papers of William H. Tupper contain Civil War correspondence with family and friends including correspondence from the battle field. William H. Tupper served in the 6th NH Regiment.

William Byers Unger (1898-1975), professor of zoology. The materials consist of clippings, notes, llustrations, brochures, pamphlets, photo albums, diaries, some correspondence and memorabilia related to his personal life, teaching at Dartmouth College and travels.

Deed of exchange from William Vale of Saint Marylebone to Edward Berkeley Portman of Bryanston with details of rents and leases on piece of land from the estate of Henry William Portman.

Bond for 5 bounds taken out by William Vaughan to John John Whidden, signed by Samuel Huey and Joseph Rawling as sureties and witnessed by Eleazar Russell.

Journal of William Worthington Dewey; 60 pp. Includes mostly apothecary recipes and concoctions for home and farm use. Additionally, several references to the deaths of Hanover, NH residents are included; including Bezaleel Woodward. Multiple references to local weather are recorded as well as marking of the ruling from the United States Supreme Court on the Dartmouth College Case.

William W. Dewey (1777-1861), farmer. Contains notebooks with observations and recollections of life and death in Hanover, NH during the late 18th and early 19th century. Sketches of early Dartmouth College buildings are also included.

In English.

Deed for sale of land in Indian Stream Territory from William W. Poor to Leonard Brickett in Derry, New Hamsphire. Witnessed by George W. Barker and N.H. Brown.

Three-page letter from William Wallace Dow in West Brooksville, Maine to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that he is unable to be present at Commencement to receive his degree. He asks for a triennial catalogue.

Four-page account of sundry goods that remains on hand of Mr. Wallace's store in Newbury Coos which belongs equally between Little and Wallace. Creator unknown.

Letter from William Warburton to an unnamed recipient, asking that a book be sent to him.

William Warner's "Oratio ad condiscipulos in Collegio Harvardino ante exitum," possibly in Jeremy Belknap's hand. Three pages.

Three-page letter from William Warren in Gorham, Maine to Asa Dodge Smith , telling him that he would like Smith's opinion of Mr. Van Meter. He hopes Smith will attend the Board meeting at Worcester.

William Waterman, Professor of History Emeritus 1921-1960. Oral history interview documenting his career at Dartmouth College.

William Randall Waterman (1892-1977), professor of history. The collection contains papers relating to his career as a teacher of history at Dartmouth College as well as his research notes and manuscripts for his work on Mills Olcott, Jedidiah Morse, New Hampshire and Vermont history.

Three-page letter from William Watson Niles in New York to Asa Dodge Smith, enclosing a check for $ 100. He may conclude to be on hand for an LL.D. next year.