Kelly Research: Early Attempts/Foundations in America, claim to be 1st
File — Box: 6, Folder: 31
Identifier: GAMMS.3.28.1133
Scope and Contents
Laurence Kelly Research: Historical sketch, "Early Attempts by Religious Women from Europe to make Foundations in America," substantiating the Carmelite claim to be the first foundation in the United States, detailing the significance of Charles Neale's guidance and protection, including a letter from Robert Molyneux, SJ, re: the loss of Charles Neale to the Jesuit Order, and a letter from John Carroll re: the Jesuit Superior General's authority to reassign Charles Neale and Carroll's own plea on behalf of the nun's retaining Neale as chaplain.
Dates
- 1674-1990
- Majority of material found in 1800-1990
Extent
From the Record Group: 9.5 linear feet
- AISQUITH STREET Subject Source: Local sources
- CARBERY, TERESA Subject Source: Local sources
- CARMEL, BALTIMORE, HISTORY Subject Source: Local sources
- CARROLL, JOHN Subject Source: Local sources
- CLARE JOSEPH DICKINSON Subject Source: Local sources
- DICKINSON, CLARE JOSEPH Subject Source: Local sources
- DOMINICAN NUNS, FRANCE Subject Source: Local sources
- HISTORY, CARMEL IN AMERICA Subject Source: Local sources
- JESUITS Subject Source: Local sources
- MANUSCRIPT Subject Source: Local sources
- MOLYNEUX, ROBERT, SJ Subject Source: Local sources
- NEALE, CHARLES Subject Source: Local sources
- NEALE, FRANCIS Subject Source: Local sources
- POOR CLARES, FREDERICK Subject Source: Local sources
- PORT TOBACCO Subject Source: Local sources
- SCHOOL Subject Source: Local sources
- SISTERS OF CHARITY Subject Source: Local sources
- TERESA CARBERY Subject Source: Local sources
- URSULINES, NEW ORLEANS Subject Source: Local sources
Repository Details
Part of the Archives of the Carmelite Monastery of Baltimore Repository
