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Loyola University Chicago

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Suellen Hoy, Ph.D., Papers

1810-2006, n.d. Creator: Hoy, Suellen (1942 - )

Extent: 24 l. ft.

Location: Processor: Ashley Eckhardt, April 3, 2008

Administration Information Access Restrictions: Personal correspondence is restricted by Suellen Hoy until 2030.

Usage Restrictions: Copyright to the photographs obtained from the Chicago Sun-Times,

Archdiocese of Chicago, and Library of Congress is retained by the original owner. For other

photographs procured by Dr. Hoy, the copyright is granted to the WLA. Copyright for most of the

other materials in this collection resides elsewhere. See the archivist for further information.

Preferred Citation: Loyola University Chicago. Women & Leadership Archives. Suellen Hoy,

Ph.D., Papers. Box #, Folder #.

Provenance: Donated by Suellen Hoy on July 21, 2003 (WLA2003.28), April 27, 2004

(WLA2004.22), May 25, 2005, September 15, 2006 (WLA2006.51), and August 21, 2007

(WLA2007.26).

Separations: Approximately 0.5 linear feet of duplicates were removed. A collection of books

related to women religious was separated and became part of the WLA monograph collection.

See Also: Suellen Hoy Papers, Indiana University Archives

Biographical History Suellen Hoy was born in Chicago, Illinois, on August 14, 1942. She earned her B.A. from St.

Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana, in 1965. She then attended Indiana University in

Bloomington, Indiana, where she earned her M.A. and Ph.D. in 1971 and 1975 respectively. Dr.

Hoy served in a number of capacities within the history profession, beginning her career as a history

teacher at Marian Central High School in Woodstock, Illinois, and Highland Senior High School in

Highland, Indiana, where she taught until 1968. In 1974, she taught as an assistant professor in the

history department at the State University of New York until she was appointed director of the

Public Works Historical Society in Chicago in 1975. Through her employment with the Public

Works Historical Society, Dr. Hoy published two books with Michael C. Robinson entitled History

of Public Works in the United States, 1776-1976, and Public Works History in the United States: A

Guide to the Literature. In 1981, Dr. Hoy took a position as deputy director of the North Carolina

Division of Archives and History in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she remained until 1987.

In 1987, Dr. Hoy earned a position as a visiting associate professor in the history department at the

University of Notre Dame. In 1991, her husband Walter Nugent, also a history professor at the

University of Notre Dame, served as a guest professor at University College Dublin in Ireland. Dr.

Hoy accompanied her husband to Ireland and also served as a visiting professor at University

College as she conducted research on Irish women religious. She used this research for the

publication of her book From Dublin to New Orleans: The Journey of Nora and Alice, which she

wrote with Irish historian Margaret MacCurtain, as well as the articles “The Journey Out: The

Recruitment and Emigration of Irish Religious Women to the United States, 1912-1914,” published



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in the Journal of Women’s History in 1995 and “Walking Nuns: Chicago’s Irish Sisters of Mercy,”

published in At the Crossroads: Old St. Patrick’s and the Chicago Irish in 1997.

When she returned to the United States in 1992, Dr. Hoy continued to research women religious

orders, particularly those who resided in Chicago. Dr. Hoy published several articles on Chicago

women religious orders in such publications as the Journal of Women’s History, Journal of Urban

History, Journal of Illinois History, Chicago History, and U.S. Catholic Historian. In 2006, she

published a collection of these essays as Good Hearts: Catholic Sisters in Chicago’s Past, which

earned the Illinois State Historical Society’s Certificate of Excellence in 2007. In addition to her

works on Catholic nuns, Dr. Hoy also published a book entitled Chasing Dirt: The American

Pursuit of Cleanliness in 1995 and wrote numerous articles on issues such as public health, public

works, and the history profession. Dr. Hoy has received numerous grants and fellowships to

support her research and has also been recognized by the Conference of the History of Women

Religious, earning their Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007. Dr. Hoy currently teaches at the

University of Notre Dame as a guest professor and independent scholar.

Scope and Content The Suellen Hoy, Ph.D., Papers consist of research files pertaining to Dr. Hoy’s publications on

women religious orders. Most of the materials in this collection are copies of original documents

located at other archival repositories and as a result the copyright for the materials resides with the

original repository. Generally, the repository has marked the documents obtained from their

archives by Dr. Hoy. Dr. Hoy’s research includes files on individual religious orders, Catholic

schools and churches in Chicago, charitable organizations, immigration of Irish nuns, and social

activism. Most of the materials are copies of newspaper articles and records held in other archives,

but the collection also includes a selection of photographs, audio tapes, compact discs, slides, and

videocassettes. The materials are divided by subject and arranged alphabetically within series.

Series 1: Publications, 1994-2004, Box 1 This series contains Dr. Hoy’s published books and articles, most of which discuss women religious

orders in Chicago. Her works also cover topics related to women religious orders in Ireland and

their immigration to the United States. Dr. Hoy’s book on cleanliness is also included in this series.

Series 2: Irish Immigration, 1810-2003, n.d., Boxes 2-6

This series consists of research files regarding the immigration of Irish nuns to the United States.

Materials include diaries, biographical files, newspaper articles, academic articles and theses, and

organizational records from the various religious orders researched.

Subseries 2A: From Dublin to New Orleans, 1835-1996, n.d., Box 2

This subseries contains research files used to write From Dublin to New Orleans: The Journey of

Nora and Alice, a book that chronicles the journey of two Dominican sisters, Nora Prendiville and

Alice Nolan, from their home in Ireland to their mission in the United States in 1899. Dr. Hoy

based her research for this work on the diaries kept by both Nora and Alice during their journey and

the collection includes copies of the diaries and research files regarding geographic locations,

transatlantic voyages in the 19th

century, and other nuns who immigrated to the United States in the

19th

century.



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Subseries 2B: “The Journey Out,” 1810-2003, n.d., Boxes 2-6

This subseries consists of research files regarding Dr. Hoy’s article “The Journey Out: The

Recruitment and Emigration of Irish Religious Women to the United States, 1812-1914” published

in the Journal of Women’s History in 1995. Documents include correspondence, newspaper

articles, academic articles, and organizational records pertaining to Irish women religious orders,

immigration, and missions in the United States in the 19th

century. Religious orders particularly

represented include the Dominicans, Holy Faith Sisters, Sisters of Charity, Sisters of Mercy, Sisters

of St. Joseph, Sisters of the Holy Cross, Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament,

Sisters of the Presentation, and Ursulines.

Series 3: Schools, 1837-2004, n.d., Boxes 6-17

This series contains research files regarding Chicago Catholic schools operated by women religious

orders. Dr. Hoy particularly examines how these schools addressed the problems of racial

discrimination and poverty within Chicago in the 19th

and 20th

centuries. Materials include

correspondence, newspaper articles, administrative records, biographical records, and academic

articles.

Subseries 3A: Illinois Technical School for Colored Girls, 1883-2001, n.d., Boxes 6-8

This subseries contains records used to write “Illinois Technical School for Colored Girls: A

Catholic Institution on Chicago’s South Side, 1911-1953,” published in the Journal of Illinois

History in 2001. The Religious of the Good Shepherd operated the Illinois Technical School for

Colored Girls as an institution devoted to the education of orphan and impoverished African

American girls. Materials include administrative records from the Illinois Technical School and the

Chicago Industrial School, biographical records, newspaper articles, academic articles, and

government reports.

Subseries 3B: Loretto Academy, 1893-2004, n.d., Boxes 8-12

This subseries consists of research files used to write “No Color Line at Loretto Academy: Catholic

Sisters and African Americans on Chicago’s East Side” published in the Journal of Women’s

History in 2002. Loretto Academy was operated by the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, also

known as the Sisters of Loretto, for the education of African American girls in Chicago. Research

on Catholic schools in Chicago and the rest of the United States are included as well as files on

racial issues in Chicago and its school system. Materials include administrative records for Loretto

Academy and Mercy High School, biographical records, newspaper articles, and academic articles.

Subseries 3C: Magdalen Institutions, 1837-2003, n.d., Boxes 12-15

This subseries consists of research files used to write “Caring for Chicago’s Women and Girls: The

Sisters of the Good Shepherd, 1859-1911” published in the Journal of Urban History in 1997. The

Religious of the Good Shepherd operated the House of the Good Shepherd in Chicago as a

preparatory school for orphan girls. Materials include administrative records for the House of the

Good Shepherd, biographical records, newspaper articles, academic articles, and U.S. census data.

Subseries 3D: Our Lady of the Angels Fire, 1892-2004, n.d., Boxes 16-17

This subseries consists of research files regarding the tragic fire at the Our Lady of the Angels

School in 1958. Our Lady of the Angels was operated by the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed

Virgin Mary. Dr. Hoy used her research on the fire for the article “Stunned with Sorrow” published



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in Chicago History in 2002. Materials include biographical files of some of the Sisters of Charity

of the Blessed Virgin Mary, particularly the three nuns who lost their lives in the fire. Other records

include newspaper articles, academic articles, memories and commemorations of the fire and its

victims, and information regarding the student survivors and victims of the fire.

Series 4: Social Changes, 1892-2006, n.d., Boxes 17-23

This series consists of research files regarding the social changes that affected the lives and

vocations of women religious orders in the 1960s. The records in this series discuss the changes

enacted through Vatican II as well as the civil rights movement of the 1960s, particularly the effects

within Chicago. Materials include academic articles, newspaper articles, biographical records, and

administrative records.

Subseries 4A: Post-Vatican II, 1964-2006, n.d., Box 17

This subseries consists of research files regarding the effects of Vatican II on women religious

orders. Topics covered include feminism and liberation theology and the works and biographical

records of Francis Borgia Rothluebber, S.S.S.F. Materials include academic articles, newspaper

articles, and biographical records.

Subseries 4B: Racial Issues, 1892-2006, n.d., Boxes 17-23

This subseries contains research files regarding the civil rights movement, particularly its effects in

Chicago and the participation of women religious orders. A large portion of the records pertain to

the Marillac House, an institution that is still operated by the Daughters of Charity in Chicago to

serve impoverished families in the city. Other subjects covered include the Illinois Club for

Catholic Women protest, Martin Luther King, Jr., Cabrini Green, and fair housing practices in

Chicago. Racial issues in Chicago’s schools are also discussed with particular focus on Alvernia

High School, St. Dorothy’s School, and Xavier High School. Materials include newspaper articles,

academic articles and theses, biographical records, correspondence, organizational and

administrative records, and interview transcripts.

Series 5: Women Religious Orders, 1843-2005, n.d., Boxes 23-37

This series consists of research files regarding the various women religious orders studied by Dr.

Hoy. Most of the records have been divided by religious order with materials consisting of

correspondence, biographical records, administrative and organizational records, newspaper

articles, and academic articles and theses.

Subseries 5A: General Information, 1848-2005, n.d., Boxes 23-25

This subseries consists of research files regarding general issues that affected all women religious

orders. Subjects include convent life, current issues, statistics, and nuns as teachers. Files on the

Society of the Divine Word, the order of priests who operated St. Monica’s and St. Elizabeth’s

Parishes with the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Father Daniel J. Mallette, and Cardinal

Mundelein are also included in this subseries. Materials include newspaper articles, biographical

records, and organizational records.

Subseries 5B: Orders, 1843-2005, n.d., Boxes 25-37

This subseries consists of research files regarding various women religious orders, particularly those

located in Chicago. Records are divided by religious order and arranged alphabetically. Subjects



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covered primarily pertain to biographical information on individual nuns and administrative records

regarding the order as a whole. Materials include newspaper articles, academic articles,

biographical records, organizational and administrative records, brochures and pamphlets, and

school and parish records.

Series 6: Photographs, 1850-2004, n.d., Boxes 38-40

This series contains the photographs used by Dr. Hoy for her research and publication of her works

on Catholic nuns. Most of the photographs portray nuns working in the Chicago area as well as

Chicago Catholic parishes and schools. The images are primarily reprints, although a few original

photographs are included as well, while some images are photocopies or printed scans of original

photographs. A compact disc and several floppy disks also contain images. Postcards, greeting

cards, and magazine ads are also included.

Series 7: Audio/Visual Media, 1872-2002, n.d., Boxes 41-43

This series contains audiotapes, compact discs, slides, and videocassettes pertaining to Dr. Hoy’s

research on women religious orders. The audiotapes consist primarily of interviews between Dr.

Hoy and various nuns between 1996 and 2002 and the compact discs are music recordings by or in

honor of women religious. The slides are taken from the same images in the photographs series and

thus include images of nuns in Chicago and area Catholic parishes and schools. The videocassettes

include documentaries on women religious as well as popular movies about nuns.

Series 8: Restricted Material, Boxes 44-49

This series includes Dr. Hoy’s personal correspondence and is restricted until 2030.

Subjects: Benedictine Sisters

Catholic education

Catholicism

Chicago Industrial School

Chicago schools

Civil rights movement

Corpus Christi Parish

Daughters of Charity

Discrimination

Dominicans

Mother Katharine Drexel

Father Joseph Eckert

Feminism

Franciscans

House of the Good Shepherd

Illinois Technical School for Colored Girls

Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Irish immigration

Liberation theology

Loretto Academy



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Marillac House

Mercy High School

Oblate Sisters of Providence

Old St. Patrick’s Church

Our Lady of the Angels School

Poverty

Race relations

Religious of the Good Shepherd

School Sisters of Notre Dame

School Sisters of St. Francis

Selma march

Sisters of Charity

Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Sisters of Loretto

Sisters of Mercy

Sisters of Providence

Sisters of St. Joseph

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament

Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth

Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament

Sisters of the Presentation

Social justice

Society of the Divine Word

St. Agatha Church

St. Anselm’s Parish

St. Elizabeth’s Parish

St. Joseph Mission

St. Monica’s Parish

Vatican II

Women and religion

Women’s issues



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Box Folder Title Dates

Series 1: Publications, 1994-2004

1 1 Book reviews and citations 1992-2007

“Caring for Chicago’s Women and Girls: The Sisters of

the Good Shepherd, 1859-1911,” Journal of Urban

History

1997

Chasing Dirt: The American Pursuit of Cleanliness 1995

2 Chasing Dirt materials 1951-1995

From Dublin to New Orleans: The Journey of Nora and

Alice

1994

“Illinois Technical School for Colored Girls: A Catholic

Institution on Chicago’s South Side, 1911-1953,”

Journal of Illinois History

2001

“The Journey Out: The Recruitment and Emigration of

Irish Religious Women to the United States, 1812-

1914,” Irish Women’s Voices: Past and Present

(Journal of Women’s History)

1995

“Lives on the Color Line: Catholic Sisters and African

Americans in Chicago, 1890s-1960s,” U.S. Catholic

Historian

2004

“Ministering Hope to Chicago,” Chicago History 2002

“No Color Line at Loretto Academy: Catholic Sisters

and African Americans on Chicago’s East Side,”

Journal of Women’s History

2002

“Stunned with Sorrow,” Chicago History 2004

“Walking Nuns: Chicago’s Irish Sisters of Mercy,” At

the Crossroads: Old Saint Patrick’s and the Chicago

Irish

1997

Series 2: Irish Immigration, 1810-2003, n.d.

Subseries 2A: From Dublin to New Orleans, 1835-

1996, n.d.

2 1 Alice’s Diary: From Dublin to New Orleans, 1889 1889

2 Biographical information 1868-1960, 1992-

1999, n.d.

3 Cabra, Ireland 1835-1961, 1992-1993

4 Caribbean 1892, 1955-1973,

1993, n.d.

5 Diaries 1922, 1974-1990

6 Drafts and notes 1992-1993

7 Floridian 1884-1889, 1992-1993

8 Louisiana quarantine 1884-1889, 1963-



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1969, 1988-1992, n.d.

9 Maps 1992-1993, n.d.

10 Nora’s Diary: From Dublin to New Orleans, 1889 1889

11 Nuns in New Orleans 1863-1993, n.d.

12 Reviews 1994-1996

Subseries 2B: “The Journey Out,” 1810-2003, n.d.

13 All Hallows College 1844-1870, 1942,

1983-1991, n.d.

14 Brothers recruiting in Ireland 1873-1903

15 Cobh, Ireland 1898, 1924, 1950,

1992, n.d.

16 Paul Cullen Papers 1843-1878, 1962-

1974, n.d.

3 1 Dominicans, nuns exiled from Portugal 1911, 1992

2 “Female Asceticism in the Catholic Church: A Case-

Study of Nuns in Ireland in the Nineteenth Century,”

dissertation

1982

3 Foundations of American Women Religious Orders 1812-1921, 1953, 1992

4 Holy Faith Sisters 1836, 1928, 1991

5 Irish Catholicism 1867, 1879, 1983-1989

6 Irish immigration 1851-1914, 1947-

1996, n.d.

7 Irish women’s education 1963-1987, n.d.

8 Irish women’s issues 1979-1991

9 “The Journey Out: The Recruitment of Irish Religious

Women to the United States, 1812-1914,” article

1995

10 Lay sisters 1864-1873, 1929,

1990-1992, n.d.

11 Loreto Abbey, Rathfarnham, Dublin 1989-1998, n.d.

12 “Nun-Hunting in Ireland,” presentation 1992

13 Nuns recruiting in Ireland 1882-1928, 1991-

1998, n.d.

14 Sisters of Charity, entrance records 1851, 1911, 1991, n.d.

15 Sisters of Charity, Leavenworth, Kansas 1939, 1991

16 Sisters of Mercy, Arizona and New Mexico 1893-1908

17 Sisters of Mercy, Baggot Street Convent 1844-1924, 1952-

1954, 1991-1997, n.d.

18 Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio 1858, 1984, n.d.

4 1 Sisters of Mercy, Mary Eustace Eaton, R.S.M. 1887-2003

2 Sisters of Mercy, Ennis, Ireland 1871, 1893-1931,

1980, n.d.

3 Sisters of Mercy, Kinsale annals 1854-1914



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4 Sisters of Mercy, Little Rock and Naas, Arkansas 1845-1857, 1928,

1989-1992

5 Sisters of Mercy, New York 1847-1964, 1992, n.d.

6 Sisters of Mercy, Mother Mary Gonzaga O’Brien 1852-1869, 1920

7 Sisters of Mercy, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1848, 1873-1874, 1992

8 Sisters of Mercy, Sacramento and Ardfert, California 1948, 1986-1992, n.d.

9 Sisters of Mercy, San Francisco, California 1854-1912, 1950-

1957, n.d.

10 Sisters of Mercy, Savannah, Georgia 1854-1992

11 Sisters of Mercy, St. Brigid’s Missionary School 1873-1913, 1953,

1989-1992, n.d.

12 Sisters of Mercy, St. Leo’s Convent 1840-1881

13 Sisters of Mercy, Mary Frances Warde, R.S.M. 1851-1917, 1973, n.d.

14 Sisters of Mercy, Wexford, Child of Mary Register n.d.

15 Sisters of St. Joseph, Molly Mackey, C.S.J. 1852-1992, n.d.

16 Sisters of St. Joseph, Sodality of the Children of Mary 1860-1935

17 Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Louis, Missouri 1898-1917, 1948,

1992-1997

18 Sisters of the Holy Cross 1871-1944, 1971-1985

5 1 Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament,

Brownsville and Victoria, Texas

1852-1995, n.d.

2 Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament,

Galveston, Texas

1897-1925, 1966,

1991-1992


Houston, Texas

1867-1992, n.d.


Jeanne de Matel, C.V.I.

1996


San Antonio, Texas

1889-1992, n.d.

6 Sisters of the Presentation, Aberdeen, South Dakota 1810-1906, 1940-1993

7 Sisters of the Presentation, Mother Mary Teresa

Comerford

1867-1906, 1980

8 Sisters of the Presentation, Fargo, North Dakota 1888-1912, 1938,

1982-1991

9 Sisters of the Presentation, Nano Nagle 1959, 1991-1992

10 Sisters of the Presentation, San Francisco, California 1840-1992

11 Sisters of the Presentation, Terenure Convent 1837-1929, 1991

12 Sisters of the Presentation, Texas 1840-1932

13 Sisters of the Presentation, Mother Vincent 1880, 1974-1976, 1992

14 Travel 1872, 1946, 1955,

1984, 1989, n.d.

15 Ursulines, general information 1811-1927, 1982, n.d.

16 Ursulines, Sligo Convent 1883, 1987-1991, n.d.

6 1 Walsh, Archbishop William J. 1869, 1890-1927,



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1967, 1987, n.d.

2 “Where the River Shannon Flows,” article 1951

Series 3: Schools, 1837-2004, n.d.

Subseries 3A: Illinois Technical School for Colored

Girls, 1883-2001, n.d.

3 Abbott, Edith, works on delinquent children 1912-1938, 1983, 1988

4 Amanda Smith Industrial School 1908-1922, 1988, n.d.

5 Bartelme, Mary, and Catholic Big Sisters 1916-1947, n.d.

6 Butler, Margo 1946, 1954, 2000-2001

7 Chicago Industrial School, admission registers 1889-1911

8 Chicago Industrial School, closing 1885, 1911, 1970, n.d.

9 Chicago Industrial School, Des Plaines 1907-1916, 1966,

1988, n.d.

10 Chicago Industrial School, general information 1883-1911, 1965, n.d.

11 Cook County Juvenile Court Records 1899-1926

12 Dependent African American children in Chicago 1911-1994, n.d.

13 Dependent children, general information 1908-1911, 1934,

1973, 1976, 2001, n.d.

14 Florence Crittenton Anchorage 1916, 1963, 1972

15 Gaines, Irene McCoy 1917, 2001, n.d.

16 Hyde Park Improvement Protective Club and race riots 1905-1932

17 Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society papers 1911-1953

18 Illinois Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs 1900-1974, 2001, n.d.

7 1 Illinois Technical School, “Annals, 1945-1952” 1945-1952

2 Illinois Technical School, census records 1900, 1910, 1920

3 Illinois Technical School, closing 1929-1957, 2001, n.d.

4 Illinois Technical School, general information 1897-1953, 1997, n.d.

5 Illinois Technical School, history n.d.

6 Jenifer, John T. and Eva, Quinn Chapel 1889-1817, 1951,

1997, 2000, n.d.

7 Ladies of Isabella 1927-1947

8 McDonald, Elizabeth, and the Louise Juvenile Home 1900-1920

9 Phyllis Wheatley Club and Home 1902-1935, 1959.

1997, n.d.

10 Public funding for private charities 1929, 1931

11 “Reformers Against the Market: Chicago’s Housing

Problem”

1998

12 Religious of the Good Shepherd, biographical

information

1888-2001, n.d.

13 Social conditions of urban African Americans 1897-1913, 1930-1939

14 State reports on public charities and welfare

organizations

1886-1926



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8 1 St. Euphrasia Guild 1932-1950, 2000

2 Wendell Phillips Settlement 1911-1916, 1994, n.d.

Subseries 3B: Loretto Academy, 1893-2004, n.d.

3 Academy of Our Lady 1910-1917, 1960-

1972, 1996-2000

4 Alinsky, Saul 1960-1997

5 Carrabine, Martin, S.J. 1937-1987

6 Catholic schools, general information 1894, 1929-2000, n.d.

7 Catholic schools, public aid and vouchers 1949-1972, 1993-2004

8 Catholic schools, race issues 1955-1993

9 Chicago Catholic School Board meeting minutes 1959-1964

10 Chicago Catholic School Board meeting minutes 1965-1969, 1999

11 Chicago Catholic schools 1908-1998, n.d.

9 1 Chicago Catholic schools, enrollment and tuition 1912-1975

2 Chicago Housing Authority 1950

3 Chicago schools 1908-1918, 1952-

1997, n.d.

4 CISCA 1922-2003, n.d.

5 CTA buses/voter registration drive 1961-1962, n.d.

6 Crockett, Phyllis 1983, 1996, n.d.

7 Despres, Leon 1963-1971, 1997, 2002

8 Doolin, Mary Patricia, I.B.V.M. 1996-2003

9 Dunne, George, S.J. 1941-1961, 1990-

1998, n.d.

10 Education, black and poor students 1966, 1990-1998, n.d.

11 Englewood annals 1952-1965

12 “The Expansion and Decline of Enrollment and

Facilities of Secondary Schools in the Archdiocese of

Chicago, 1955-1980: A Historical Study,” dissertation

1990

13 Finnegan, Brenda, R.S.M. 1997

14 Gangs, Blackstone Rangers and El Rukn 1965-1968, 1991-

1998, n.d.

15 Garvey, Mary Ignace, R.S.M. 1997, n.d.

16 Gavin, Irene, I.B.V.M. 1919, 1938, 1963-

1964, 1992, 1996, n.d.

17 Hogan, William 1962, 1965, 1996-

1997, 2004

10 1 Holland, Eleanor, I.B.V.M. 1987-2000

2 Humebaugh, Cecelia, O.S.B. 1935-1937, 1965-

1998, n.d.

3 Hyzy, Anne, I.B.V.M. 1958, 1996



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4 Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary 1995-2001, n.d.

5 Kerin, Mary Mark, R.S.M. 1984, 1997

6 Lord, Daniel, S.J., and Catholic Action 1932-1962, 1997, n.d.

7 Loretto Academy, Adult Education Center 1964-1979, 1994, n.d.

8 Loretto Academy, annals 1947-1965

9 Loretto Academy, LEARN Program 1966-1973, 1998, n.d.

10 Loretto Academy, general information 1906-1972, 1997-

1998, n.d.

11 Loretto Academy, Lorettan 1968

12 Loretto Academy, merger 1961-1966

13 Loretto Academy, race issues 1963-1972, 1997

11 1 Loretto Academy, students 1948-1997, n.d.

2 Loretto Convent 1896-1962, 1995-

1999, n.d.

3 Loretto Federation 1923, 1954-1967, 1994

4 Loretto High School, Englewood 1898, 1926-1966,

1996, n.d.

5 MacMahon, Mary Constance, I.B.V.M. 1957-1990

6 Mallon, Elizabeth, I.B.V.M. 1959-1967, 1997, n.d.

7 McGuire, Mary Callista, I.B.V.M. 1941

8 Mercy High School, general information 1922-1996, n.d.

9 Mercy High School, race and enrollment 1947-1979, 1997, n.d.

10 Mother McAuley High School 1953-1964

11 Moriarty, Kate, R.S.M. 1997

12 Mt. Carmel High School 1908-2002, n.d.

13 Mystical Body Encyclicals 1922-1963, n.d.

14 Powell, Adam Clayton, and Benjamin Willis’ testimony 1965, 1991, n.d.

15 “No Color Line at Loretto Academy: Catholic Sisters

and African Americans on Chicago’s South Side,” draft

n.d.

16 O’Connor, Anastasia, I.B.V.M. 1960, 1985-1996, n.d.

17 Partridge, Mary Gene, I.B.V.M. 1954-1955, 1996-2001

12 1 Quotas 1957-1983

2 Robinson, Callista, O.S.F. 1977-2002

3 Rooney, Therese, I.B.V.M. 1996-1997

4 Simpkin, Mary, I.B.V.M. 1961-1997, n.d.

5 Srill, Colette, I.B.V.M. 1996

6 St. Bernard’s and St. Martin’s Parishes 1893-1937, 1963-

1967, 1994- 2003, n.d.

7 “A Study of the Roman Catholic Elementary Schools of

Chicago,” dissertation

1928

8 The Woodlawn Organization (TWO) 1961-1987, 2000, n.d.

9 Tobin incident 1950, 1997

10 Unity High School 1971-1997, n.d.

11 Vader, Reverend Anthony J. 1962-1965, 1989, 1996



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12 Ward, Mary, I.B.V.M. 1984-1999, n.d.

13 Whitehead, Alice, I.B.V.M. 1969, 1996, n.d.

14 Woodlawn 1925-2002, n.d.

Subseries 3C: Magdalen Institutions, 1837-2003, n.d.

15 Brennan, Mary A. 1879-1923

16 Bridewell 1859-1906

17 Chicago Industrial School for Girls court cases 1867-1911, 1977

18 Chicago Relief and Aid Society 1837-1891, 1976

19 Cleary, Mother Mary Angelique, R.G.S. 1889, 1910

20 Dependent children in Chicago 1853-1867, 1894-

1924, 1977

13 1 Duggan, Bishop James 1860-1907

2 Erring Woman’s Refuge 1863-1934

3 Fires in Chicago 1872-1894, n.d.

4 Good Shepherd Convent, Book of Benefactors 1863-1880, 1906-1920

5 Good Shepherd Convent chapel 1925-1926

6 Heart of Mary High School 1953, 1965

7 House of the Good Shepherd, Book of the Corporation 1874-1904

8 House of the Good Shepherd, Book of the Corporation 1905-1925

9 House of the Good Shepherd, finances 1874-1926, 1955

10 House of the Good Shepherd, fundraising 1867-1934, 1952-1958

11 House of the Good Shepherd, general information 1886-1978

14 1 House of the Good Shepherd, Grace Street location 1893-1909

2 House of the Good Shepherd, Magdalens and Penitents 1878-1922

3 House of the Good Shepherd, “Practical Rules” 1943

4 Hurley, Timothy David 1898-1926, n.d.

5 Illinois legislation 1868-1977, n.d.

6 Jackson, Mary Teresa, R.S.M. 1911, 1925, n.d.

7 Juvenile Court 1910, 1970-1973,

1994, 1997, n.d.

8 Juvenile Court of Cook County 1900-1934, 1992

9 Kavanaugh, Mary Philomene, R.G.S. 1902, n.d.

10 Kelly, Father Edward A. 1910-1938, 1963, n.d.

11 Magdalene Sisters film 1994, 2003

12 Magdalen Asylum 1859-1916

13 Mother Mary of the Nativity, R.G.S. 1879, 1896, 1995, n.d.

14 Mundelein, Cardinal George W. 1918-1935

15 Nichols, Dorothy, court case 1904-1922

16 Prostitution in Chicago 1864-1875, 1911-1915

17 Reform School for Girls 1861-1868

18 Religious of the Good Shepherd 1893-1958, n.d.

19 Religious of the Good Shepherd, history 1859-1934



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20 Straley, John, court case 1916-1917, n.d.

15 U.S. Census material 1860-1920

Subseries 3D: Our Lady of the Angels Fire, 1892-

2004, n.d.

16 1 Aftermath 1958-1959, 1996,

2003, n.d.

2 Carolan, Andrienne, B.V.M. 1939-1962, 1999,

2003, n.d.

3 Casey, Mary St. Florence, B.V.M. 1892, 1958-1965,

2003, n.d.

4 Catholic Charities aid 1958

5 Catholic Digest 1996

6 Champagne, Clare Therese, B.V.M. 1931-1971, 2003, n.d.

7 Chicago School Fire Code 1958-1960

8 Condolences 1958, 1991, 2003, n.d.

9 DeCock, Mary, B.V.M. 1959, 1996, 2003

10 Devine, Davidis, B.V.M. 1958, 2002, 2006

11 Ennis, Rosaleen June, B.V.M. 1921-2003, n.d.

12 Fire Fund 1958-1959

13 Inquest 1958-1959, 2003

14 Iroquois Theatre and Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fires 1903-1904, 1928,

1958, 1999, 2003, n.d.

15 Kelley, Mary Seraphica, B.V.M. 1933, 1958, 2003, n.d.

16 Los Angeles fire inspections 1958

17 Lyng, Mary St. Canice, B.V.M. 1914-1958, 2003, n.d.

18 McBride, Michele 1958-1959, 2001-2004

19 McMahon, Franklin 1958, 2001-2004, n.d.

20 Memories and commemorations 1965, 1968, 1993-

2004, n.d.

21 Mt. Carmel Cemetery 2003

22 News coverage 1958-1961, n.d.

23 O’Donnell, Mary Canice, B.V.M. 1958, 1990, 2003

24 O’Neill, Mary Helaine, B.V.M. 1902-1975, 2003-

2004, n.d.

17 1 Our Lady of the Angels, annals 1956-1960

2 Our Lady of the Angels, new school 1959-1971, 1999

3 Post-fire school arrangements 1958-1959, 2003, n.d.

4 Settlements 1959, 1965, 1994

5 “Sex, Women and the Church,” article 2003

6 Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, building

fires

1945, 1975-1996, n.d.

7 “‘Stunned with Sorrow’: BVM Sisters and the Our Lady

of Angels Fire of 1958,” draft

2003-2004



Hoy, pg. 15

8 Survivors 2003-2004

9 Victims 1958-1959, 1978,

2003, n.d.

10 Ward, Katherine K., B.V.M. 2002

11 Wright, Mary Helen, B.V.M. 1958-1959, 1984, 1990

Series 4: Social Changes, 1892-2006, n.d.

Subseries 4A: Post-Vatican II, 1964-2006, n.d.

12 Feminist consciousness 1967-2006, n.d.

13 Liberation Theology 1965-2001

14 New Nuns 1965-2004

15 Renewal of the Religious Life 1964-1969

16 Rothluebber, Francis Borgia, S.S.S.F. 1965-2002, n.d.

Subseries 4B: Racial Issues, 1892-2006, n.d.

17 1964 Receivership Program 1964

18 1964 Summer of Progress 1964

19 1965 Summer of Hope 1964-1965, n.d.

20 1966 Summer: Leadership Through Learning 1966-1967

21 1967 Summer: T.R.U.S.T. 1967

22 1968 Riots 1968

23 Ahmann, Mathew 1963-1968, 2002

24 Alvernia High School 1999, n.d.

18 1 “Attitudes, Awareness and Involvement of Chicago’s

Teaching Sisters in Current Social Issues: A Study of

Religion as Social Control,” thesis

1966-1967

2 Benet, Mary, O.S.B. 1965-1974, 1990-

2003, n.d.

3 Bevel, Diane Nash 1960-1967, 1990-

2001, n.d.

4 Black Power movement 1966-1970, 1991

5 Brenner, Rebecca, O.S.F. 1943-1978, 1994, n.d.

6 Cabrini Green Community House 1962-1972, 2001-

2002, n.d.

7 Catholic Interracial Council 1947-1970, 1998

8 Chicago NAACP Rally 1963

9 Chicago schoolteachers 1925, 1933, 1983,

1997, n.d.

10 Civil rights movement 1959-1968, 1990-2002

11 Clements, Father George 1968-1969, 1992-2002

12 Daddy O’Daylie 1967-1969, 1983, 2003

13 Daughters of Charity and St. Vincent de Paul Society, 1951-1966, 1988-



Hoy, pg. 16

history 2003, n.d.

14 Egan, Monsignor John J. 1959-1972, 1994-

2004, n.d.

19 1 Fair Housing Practices Bill 1947, 1966-1967, 2002

2 Franciscan Sisters in Lawndale 1968, 2001-2002, n.d.

3 Friendship House 1937-2002, n.d.

4 Harrigan, Ann 1942-1955, 1978-

1984, n.d.

5 Hehir, Thomasine, S.S.J. 1978, 1996

6 “History of Black Catholic Education: 1871-1971,”

dissertation

1973

7 “A History of the White Policy Toward the Chicago

Negro From 1865 to the Present Time with Particular

Reference to Religious Factors,” dissertation

1941

8 Holy Cross School and Parish 1910-1957, 1981,

1994, n.d.

9 Illinois Club for Catholic Women picket 1923-1972, 1997-2002

10 Kilday, Winifred, D.C. thesis 1961-1967, 2001

11 King, Jr., Martin Luther, in Chicago 1965

12 Kirch, Hyacinth, O.S.F. 1967-1987

13 Lambert, Father Rollins 1953-1968, 2000

14 Lewis, Julia D. 1923-1966, 2003-2004

15 Marillac College: Sister Formation 1952-1992

20 1 Marillac House, biographical information 1923-1967, n.d.

2 Marillac House, Board of Directors meeting minutes 1946-1968

3 Marillac House, correspondence with Archbishop Cody

and Monsignor Egan

1965-1968

4 Marillac House, Development Committee 1960-1969, 2001-2002

5 Marillac House, financial reports 1947-1969

6 Marillac House, general information 1899-1960, n.d.

7 Marillac House, general information 1961-1969, 1991-2006

8 McDermott, John A. 1932, 1961-1996

9 Morrisoe, Richard 1965-1966, 2001-2003

10 Mundy, Paul 1957, 1995, 2001, n.d.

11 National Conference on Race and Religion 1963

12 The Negro in Chicago, beginning – chapter 6 1968

13 The Negro in Chicago, chapter 7 – end 1968

21 1 Neighbors At Work 1964-1967

2 New nuns 1960-2002, n.d.

3 The Nun in the World 1963-1965

4 Orford, Andrea, D.C. 1938, 1960-1965,

2001, n.d.

5 Ouellet, Maurice, S.S.F. 1965



Hoy, pg. 17

6 Project Cabrini 1963-1967, 2001-2006

7 Race and Catholicism 1919-1975, 1993-2003

8 Race and Catholicism in Chicago 1913-1938, 1961-

1974, 1993-2006, n.d.

9 Racial issues, general information 1992-2006, n.d.

10 Racial issues in Chicago 1956-1973, 1999, 2004

11 Racial issues in Chicago schools 1957-1969, 1994, 2001

12 Rockwell Gardens 1959-1967, 1978, 2001

13 Schultz, Angelica, O.S.F. and the Open Housing Riots 1966, 1995-2001

14 Selma march 1965, 1997-2004, n.d.

15 Seng, Ann 1962-1965, 1995-2002

16 Servants of Mary, Lawndale 1964-2001, n.d.

22 1 Sheil, Bishop Bernard and the Sheil School 1927-1969

2 Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dubuque 1892-1934, 1957-

1984, n.d.

3 Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,

interviews

2002

4 Sparks, Mary, O.S.F. 1953-1969, 1998-

2001, n.d.

5 St. Agatha Church, general information 1959-2002, n.d.

6 St. Agatha Church, Sisters of Charity of the Blessed

Virgin Mary files

1959-2001

7 St. Dorothy’s School 1917-1933, 1954-

1972, 2002-2003, n.d.

8 St. Laurence Parish, general information 1908-1925, 1961-

1962, n.d.

9 St. Laurence Parish, Sisters of Charity of the Blessed

Virgin Mary files

1958, 1979, n.d.

10 “A Study of Catholic Education for Negroes in the

Archdiocese of Chicago,” dissertation

1948

11 “A Survey of Catholic Education for the Negro of Five

Parishes in Chicago,” dissertation

1954

12 Tenth General Chapter of the Sisters of Charity, B.V.M. 1965-1968

13 Urban Apostolate of the Sisters 1960-1965, n.d.

14 Urban Apostolate of the Sisters 1966-1969, 1997, 2002

15 Vatican II 1962, 1993-2002, n.d.

23 1 William, Mary, D.C. 1889, 1943-1968,

2001-2003, n.d.

2 Williams, Dora 1962-1985, 2001-2002

3 Willis, Benjamin demonstration, nun arrests 1965-1967

4 Willis, Benjamin, school superintendant 1961-1967, 1999, n.d.

5 Wordlaw, Maudine 2002

6 Xavier High School 1943, 1988, 2002



Hoy, pg. 18

Series 5: Women Religious Orders, 1843-2005, n.d.

Subseries 5A: General Information, 1848-2005, n.d.

7 African American vocations 1893, 1920-2002

8 Butler, Anne M. 2000-2002, n.d.

9 Catholic Children’s Treasure Box books 1958-1959

10 Catholic directories 1848-1950

11 “Change of Habit,” article 2002-2003

12 Chicago Deaconess Home 1889

13 Chicago orphans 1853-1864

24 1 Convent life 1915-1936, 1954-1998

2 Josephite Archives, John T. Gillard, S.S.J. 1929, 1934, 1997-

2003, n.d.

3 Lilies of the Field film 1963, 2002

4 Mallette, Father Daniel J. 1954-1974, 1999-

2003, n.d.

5 Marciniak, Edward 1962-2004, n.d.

6 Miscellaneous 1947, 1979-2005, n.d.

7 Mundelein, Cardinal George W. 1912-1957, 1997, n.d.

8 Roach, Peggy 1962, 2002-2006

9 Sisters in Crisis 1997-1999

10 Sisters 2002-2003

11 Society of the Divine Word, Joseph Eckert, S.V.D. 1921-1954, 1999, n.d.

12 Society of the Divine Word, general information 1923-1945, 1968-

1976, 2000

13 Society of the Divine Word, St. Elizabeth Church and

School

1922-1952, n.d.

14 Society of the Divine Word, St. Monica’s Church and

School

1917-1928

15 Thompson, Margaret Susan 1982-1999, n.d.

16 Women Religious, biographies 1984, 1993

25 1 Women Religious, current issues 1995-2007, n.d.

2 Women Religious, statistics 1908-1967, 1990-2004

3 Women Religious, teachers 1894, 1928, 1959-

1961, 1998-2005

Subseries 5B: Orders, 1843-2005, n.d.

4 Benedictine Sisters, Joan Chittister, O.S.B. 1993-2004

5 Benedictine Sisters, general information 1995, 1997

6 Benedictine Sisters, Mother Delores Hart, O.S.B. 1997-1999

7 Carmelites, Edith Stein 1997-2005, n.d.

8 Daughters of Charity, general information 1862-1869, 1927-



Hoy, pg. 19

1967, 1998, n.d.

9 Daughters of Charity, St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum 1881-1968, 1990-

2006, n.d.

10 Dominicans, Adrian Dominican Sisters 1924, 1975-2000, n.d.

11 Dominicans, Dominican Monastery of St. Jude 1953, 1966, 1994,

2001, n.d.

12 Dominicans, general information 1963, 2000-2006

13 Dominicans, Albertus Magnus McGrath, O.P. 1966-1974, 2002, n.d.

14 Dominicans, Mary Ellen O’Hanlon, O.P. 1922-2001, n.d.

15 Dominicans, Mary Ellen O’Hanlon, O.P. publications 1932-1964, 2001, n.d.

26 1 Dominicans, Rosary College 1920-1959, 1987-

2000, n.d.

2 Dominicans, Rosary College Institutum Divi Thomae 1925-1943, 1964-

1997, n.d.

3 Dominicans, Sinsinawa Dominicans 1936-1978, 1996-1998

4 Dominicans, St. Thomas the Apostle High School 1930, 1946-1986, n.d.

5 Dominicans, Visitation Parish 1959-1963, 1991-

1993, n.d.

6 Felicians, Atgeld Gardens 1972, 1995, n.d.

7 Franciscan Handmaids of the Most Pure Heart of Mary 1925-1944, 2001, n.d.

8 Franciscans, Annals of Corpus Christi Convent 1933-1967

9 Franciscans, Corpus Christi Church 1905-2003, n.d.

10 Franciscans, Corpus Christi Parish: Our History 1901-

1977

1977

11 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, Franciscan Fathers 1927-1957, 1998-

1999, n.d.

12 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, general information 1897, 1926-2000, n.d.

13 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, Edwin W. Leaner

III

2001

14 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, Eugene Saffold 2001

27 1 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, Warner Saunders 1963-2002

2 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, sister teachers 1908-1998, n.d.

3 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School, John H. Stroger, Jr. 2001-2002

4 Franciscans, Mother Mary Theresa Dudzik 1962-1979, n.d.

5 Franciscans, general information 1918-1957, 1996-

2002, n.d.

6 Franciscans, Caroline Hemesath, O.S.F. 1899, 1922-2007, n.d.

7 Franciscans, race issues in Chicago 1926-2003, n.d.

8 Franciscans, St. Francis High School 1920-1940, n.d.

9 Franciscans, Mother Mary Dominica Weineke 1931, 1959, n.d.

10 Franciscans, Lucy Williams, O.S.F. 1952, 1980-2002, n.d.

11 Helpers of the Holy Souls, general information 1937, n.d.

12 Little Company of Mary, general information 1893-1940, 1997-

2000, n.d.

28 1 Little Sisters of the Poor, general information 1876-1898, 1923-1963



Hoy, pg. 20

2 Missionaries of Charity, Mother Teresa 1996-1997

3 Missionaries of the Holy Spirit, general information 1922-1927, 1975-2001

4 Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Mother Frances

Xavier Cabrini

1899-2003, n.d.

5 Oblate Sisters of Providence, general information 1895-2000, n.d.

6 Oblate Sisters of Providence, Holy Name of Mary

Church

1913-1946, 1976-

2002, n.d.

7 Oblate Sisters of Providence, Morgan Park 1914-1936, n.d.

8 Poor Clares, general information 1897-1934, 1965,

1997, 2000, n.d.

9 Poor Handmaids of Christ, hospitals 1879-1932, 1973-

1978, 1996, n.d.

10 Religious of the Good Shepherd, biographical

information

1859-1944, n.d.

11 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Book of Customs 1899

12 Religious of the Good Shepherd, cemetery records 1968, n.d.

13 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Chicago Foundation

Annals

1859-1910

14 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Chicago Foundation

Golden Jubilee

1909-1910

15 Religious of the Good Shepherd, constitutions and

statutes

1897, 1956-1988

29 1 Religious of the Good Shepherd, history 1892-1895, 1936, 1985

2 Religious of the Good Shepherd, House of the Good

Shepherd

1860-1910

3 Religious of the Good Shepherd, “If I Forget Thee - ” 1977

4 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Irish recruitment 1894-1910

5 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Irish sisters 1848-1908, 1998

6 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Province of St. Louis 1893, 1927, 1949,

1980, 1999

7 Religious of the Good Shepherd, The Western Catholic 1872-1874

8 Religious of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Manhattanville

College

1938-1945, 1997

9 School Sisters of Notre Dame, news articles 1938, 1961, 1996,

1999

10 School Sisters of Notre Dame, Margaret Traxler,

S.S.N.D.

1965-1968, 1998-2002

11 School Sisters of St. Francis, general information 1957-1972, 2002, n.d.

12 School Sisters of St. Francis, Holy Angels Parish 1895-2004, n.d.

13 School Sisters of St. Francis, Holy Angels School 1893-1976, 1992-2003

30 1 School Sisters of St. Francis, Hortensia Stickelmaier,

S.S.S.F.

1920, 1941-1978, n.d.

2 Servite Sisters, general information 1894, 1980-1998

3 Sisters of Charity, nurses 1896-1912



Hoy, pg. 21

4 Sisters of Loretto, correspondence 1840-1889, n.d.

5 Sisters of Loretto, general information 1845-1889, 1926-

1952, 1982-2006, n.d.

6 Sisters of Loretto, Kentucky community 1861-1953, 1986-1999

7 Sisters of Mercy, At the Crossroads: Old St. Patrick’s

and Chicago’s Irish project

1994-1997

8 Sisters of Mercy, biographical information 1856-1959, 1996-

2006, n.d.

9 Sisters of Mercy, Josetta Butler, R.S.M. 1960, 1997, 1999, n.d.

10 Sisters of Mercy, Mary Camillus Byrne, R.S.M. 1963, 1998, n.d.

11 Sisters of Mercy, Chicago Orphan Asylum 1852-1863

12 Sisters of Mercy, cholera 1853-1864, 1982, n.d.

13 Sisters of Mercy, Civil War 1861-1929, n.d.

14 Sisters of Mercy, general information 1852-2003, n.d.

15 Sisters of Mercy, Mary Loyola Hayde, R.S.M. 1941-1950

31 1 Sisters of Mercy, histories 1884-1929, 1955-

1971, 1994, n.d.

2 Sisters of Mercy, Irish communities 1881, 1902, 1969

3 Sisters of Mercy, Mother Catherine McAuley 1907, 1950, n.d.

4 Sisters of Mercy, Mercy Hospital 1857-1862, 1890-

1944, 2002

5 Sisters of Mercy, Mary Monholland, R.S.M. 1894, 1995

6 Sisters of Mercy, Mother Mary Sophia 1923-1928, n.d.

7 Sisters of Mercy, Mother Agatha O’Brien 1843-1859, 1897-

1931, 1994-1998, n.d.

8 Sisters of Mercy, “Mother Agatha O’Brien and the

Pioneers”

1929

9 Sisters of Mercy, Old St. Patrick’s Church 1850-1937, 1970,

1995-2002, n.d.

10 Sisters of Mercy, Thomas O’Shaughnessy 1919-1941, 1995-

1997, n.d.

11 Sisters of Mercy, St. Patrick’s Day Parades 1985-1995

12 Sisters of Mercy, St. Xavier College 1862-1872, 1910-1965

32 1 Sisters of Providence, general information 1996-2007

2 Sisters of Providence, St. Anselm’s Parish 1909-1967, 1996-1998

3 Sisters of St. Casimir, Mother Maria Kaupas 1933, 1994-2001

4 Sisters of St. Joseph, general information 1907-1930, 1988-

2006, n.d.

5 Sisters of St. Joseph, Mary Oates, C.S.J. 1987-1996

6 Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum 1866-1937, 1966,

1995, 2003, n.d.

7 Sisters of St. Joseph, Annette Walters, C.S.J. 2001, n.d.

8 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, American Board of

Catholic Missions

1906-1966, n.d.



Hoy, pg. 22

9 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, annals 1912-1918

10 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, biographical

information

1891-1998, n.d.

11 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Catholic Educational

Association Bulletin

1905-1922

12 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Catholic Youth

Organization

1930-1950, 1999, n.d.

13 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Centurybook 1991

14 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Chicago’s Black Belt 1893-2001, n.d.

33 1 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Daughters of the

American Revolution

1969, 1974, 1997,

2002, n.d.

2 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Marie Davis 1999-2001, n.d.

3 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Drexel family 1893, 1980-2000, n.d.

4 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Louise Drexel

(Morrell)

1920-1965, 1990, n.d.

5 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Mother Katharine

Drexel

1883-2000, n.d.


Drexel canonization

1999-2001


Drexel correspondence

1891-1983

8 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Drexel University 1889, 1942

9 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Joseph Eckert, S.V.D. 1919-1968, 2000-2001

10 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, education of Catholic

sisters

1891-1928, 1978-

2003, n.d.

11 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, A. J. Emerick, S.J. 1904-1914, 1988

12 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, general information 1913-1967, 1996-

2002, n.d.

13 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Leo (Elizabeth) Healy,

S.B.S.

1889-1972, 1996-

1999, n.d.

34 1 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, “An Historical

Analysis of the Racial, Community and Religious

Forces in the Establishment and Development of St.

Monica’s Parish Chicago, 1890-1930,” dissertation

1993

2 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, home visiting 1896-1897, 1927,

1995-1999

3 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Margaret Kingston,

S.B.S.

1950, 1996-2001, n.d.

4 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Mary Paul of the

Cross Kiniry, S.B.S.

1891-1927, 1978,

1998, n.d.

5 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Patricia Marshall,

S.B.S.

1988-1998

6 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, missionary sisters 1884-1964, 1990-

2001, n.d.



Hoy, pg. 23

7 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Morgan Park 1909-1940, n.d.

8 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Father John Morris 1909-1925, n.d.

9 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, race and Catholicism 1893-1998, n.d.

10 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, racial issues 1904-1930, 1978-1999

11 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Charlemae Rollins 1938-1979, 2001

12 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Rosenwald Schools 1920-1932, n.d.

13 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Mother Agatha Ryan 1926-1968

14 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, schooling statistics 1950, 1975

15 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Herlinda Sick, S.B.S. 1973, n.d.

16 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Elise Sisson, S.B.S. 1936-1959, 1982, n.d.

35 1 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Anselm’s Parish

annals

1932-1969

2 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Anselm’s Parish,

general information

1910-1968, 1997-

2002, n.d.

3 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Catherine Society 1896-1945, 1999-2001

4 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth’s High

School

1891-2004, n.d.

5 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth’s Parish 1894-1926, n.d.

6 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth’s Parish 1927-1932

7 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth’s Parish 1933-2006

36 1 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, “St. Elizabeth’s Parish

and the Negro,” thesis

1937-1940

2 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Francis de Sales

Institute

1901, 1924-1943,

1966-1968, 1995, n.d.

3 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Joseph’s Indian

Normal School

1973, 2000

4 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Monica’s Parish 1889-1938, 1963-

2001, n.d.

5 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, superiors 1900-1982, n.d.

6 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Ellen Tarry 1940-1999, n.d.

7 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Father Augustine

Tolton

1887-1945, 1973-

2002, n.d.

8 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Walter White 1904, 1932-1985, n.d.

9 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Janvier Williams, O.P. 1997-2001

10 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Pauline Williams 1965, 1985-2001

11 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, John Woodford 2002, n.d.

12 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Xavier University 1915-1966, 1988-2002

13 Sisters of the Holy Cross, Chicago schools 1854-1858, 1919, 1996

14 Sisters of the Holy Family, New Orleans 1889-1955, 1987-

2000, n.d.

37 1 Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, general

information

1891-1902, 1932-

1974, 1994-2000, n.d.

2 Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family

Parish and Academy

1920-1939, 1995-

2000, n.d.



Hoy, pg. 24

3 Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Bobby Short 1971-1973, 1995-2005

4 Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, St. Joseph

School/Mission

1923-2001, n.d.

5 Sisters of the Holy Ghost, Dubuque 1938, 1967-1997

6 Trappistines, Dubuque 1989-1997

Series 6: Photographs, 1850-2004, n.d.

38 1 Chicago street scenes 1940, 1997

2 Daughters of Charity, civil rights demonstrations 1965

3 Daughters of Charity, Marillac House 1940-1971, n.d.

4 Daughters of Charity, Mary William, D.C. 1943-1972, 1999-

2001, n.d.

5 Dominicans, Ellen O’Hanlon, O.P. 1944

6 Dominicans, St. Thomas the Apostle School 1957-1962

7 Education Overcoming Prejudice cartoon 1917

8 Franciscans, Alvernia High School 1963, n.d.

9 Franciscans, Cabrini Project 1965

10 Franciscans, Corpus Christi Church 1999

11 Franciscans, Corpus Christi Parish and Convent 1916-1965, 1992-

1997, n.d.

12 Franciscans, Corpus Christi School 1926-1964, 2000, n.d.

13 Franciscans, Caroline Hemesath, O.S.F. 1920, 1973, n.d.

14 Franciscans, sisters 1999-2001, n.d.

15 Gwathmey, Robert, art 1969

16 Illinois Club for Catholic Women protest 1963

17 Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Loreto Abbey,

Rathfarnham, Ireland

n.d.

18 Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Loretto Abbey

postcards, Toronto, Canada

n.d.

19 Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mary Ward,

I.B.V.M.

n.d.

20 Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Alice Whitehead,

I.B.V.M.

1997

21 Irish nuns 1898-1900, n.d.

22 “Lives on the Color Line: Catholic Sisters and African

Americans in Chicago, 1890s-1960s,” photos

2004

23 Maps 1938, 2001, 2006

24 Nuns at amusement parks 1957-1963

25 Nuns, contemporary images and stereotypes 1958, 1998-2003, n.d.

26 Oblate Sisters of Providence, Holy Name of Mary

School

1941-1959, n.d.

27 O’Shaughnessy, Thomas, art 1911-1919, 1955, n.d.

39 1 Our Lady of the Angels, Eloise Champagne, B.V.M. 1932-1959, 2003-

2004, n.d.



Hoy, pg. 25

2 Our Lady of the Angels, fire and investigation 1958

3 Our Lady of the Angels, funeral 1958

4 Our Lady of the Angels, Mt. Carmel Cemetery 2003

5 Our Lady of the Angels, post-fire schooling 1958-1960, 2003

6 Our Lady of the Angels, sisters 1932-1960, n.d.

7 Pennland 1898, 1954, 1997-

2004, n.d.

8 Prendiville, Nora and Alice Nolan 1992-1993, n.d.

9 Queenstown, Ireland 1993, n.d.

10 Religious of the Good Shepherd, cemetery 1995

11 Religious of the Good Shepherd, House of the Good

Shepherd

1907-1953, n.d.

12 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Illinois Technical

School

1920-1950, n.d.

13 Religious of the Good Shepherd, Lourdes Lagenfeld,

R.G.S.

1997-1998

14 School Sisters of St. Francis, Holy Angels Parish and

School

1942-1965, n.d.

15 Selma march 1965-1966

16 Sheil Summer School n.d.

17 Sisters of Loretto, Loretto Academy 1906-1997, n.d.

18 Sisters of Mercy, Mother Catherine McAuley 1998, n.d.

19 Sisters of Mercy, Mercy Hospital 1850, 1953-1966, n.d.

40 1 Sisters of Mercy, schools 1865-1997, n.d.

2 Sisters of St. Joseph, Mary Oates, C.S.J. 2001


Drexel

1874-1925, 1992, n.d.

4 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Motherhouse,

Bensalem, Pennsylvania

1998

5 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, miscellaneous 1944-1984, n.d.

6 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Anselm’s Parish 1937-1948, 2001, n.d.

7 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth’s Parish

and School

1926-1960, 1991, n.d.

8 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Katharine’s School 2000

9 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Monica’s Parish

and School

1913-1940, n.d.

10 Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Xavier University 1941, 1999

11 St. Agatha’s Church 1960, 2001

12 St. Bernard’s volleyball champions 1964

13 St. Joseph Mission 1933-1958, n.d.

Series 7: Audio/Visual Media, 1872-2002, n.d.

Audiotapes



Hoy, pg. 26

41 Side A: Chicago Matters: Phyllis Crockett

Side B: Life in the Inner City – An Audio Journal:

Ghetto Life 101

n.d.

Interview with Sr. Brenda (Columba) Finnegan (2 tapes) 1997

Interview with Sr. Irene Gavin (2 tapes) 1996

Interview with Sr. Eleanor Holland (2 tapes) 1997

Interview with Fr. Daniel Mallette 2001

Interview with Sr. Mary Realt McKinney 2002

Interview with Sr. Kate Moriarty 1997

Interview with Sr. Anastasia (Patricia) O’Connor 1996

Interview with Sr. Callista Robinson (2 tapes) 1997

Interview with Sr. Therese Rooney (2 tapes) 1996

Interview with Warner Saunders 2001

Interview with Sr. Mary (Patrick) Simpkin n.d.

Interview with Eric Smith 2002

Interview with Mary Sparks (2 tapes) 2001

Interview with Sr. Colette Srill n.d.

Interview with Sr. Helen Strueder 2002

Interview with Sr. Mary William Sullivan (2 tapes) 2002

Interview with Sr. Janvier Williams (2 tapes) 2001

Compact Discs

42 Angels of Fire, Michael Mason and the Exploratory

Ensemble

1999

Missionaries, Elizabeth Swados 1997

Providence Resounds, Sisters of Divine Providence,

Allison Park, PA

2002

Women in Chant, The Choir of Benedictine Nuns at the

Abbey of Regina Laudis

1997

Slides

42 Buildings: St. Monica, Corpus Christi, St. Anselm, St.

Elizabeth

1910-1913, n.d.

Chicago street scenes n.d.

Mother Katharine Drexel 1874, n.d.

Franciscans, Corpus Christi Parish and School 1920-2000, n.d.

Robert Gwathmey art 1969, n.d.

Holy Angels Parish and School 1947-1954, n.d.

Holy Name of Mary School 1941-1948, n.d.

Illinois Technical School 1880-1953, n.d.

Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Rose McGuire and

Sr. Ambrose

n.d.

Loretto Academy, Woodlawn 1906-1969, n.d.

Marillac House 1947-1970, n.d.



Hoy, pg. 27

Marillac House 1947-1999, n.d.

Miscellaneous 1917, n.d.

Religious of the Good Shepherd n.d.

Selma and Lewis Towers 1949-1965, n.d.

Sisters of Mercy 1872-1956, n.d.

Sisters of Mercy, African Americans n.d.

Sisters of Mercy, Mercy High School 1924, 1989, n.d.

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament 1914-1946, n.d.

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament 1937-1984, n.d.

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth High

School

n.d.

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Elizabeth Parish 1939, n.d.

St. Agatha’s Church 1960s

St. Joseph Mission 1933-1954, n.d.

St. Thomas the Apostle, Sinsinawa 1997, n.d.

Fr. Tolton and Fr. Eckert 1920s, n.d.

Videocassettes

41 60 Minutes – “Sister Business” 1998

The Bells of St. Mary’s 1945

43 Black Narcissus 1948

Blessed Mother Katharine Drexel 1990

A Call to Care 1996

Chicago Stories: Angels Too Soon 2002

Come to the Stable 1949

The Father Clements Story 1992

Emigration and the Single Woman n.d.

Going West on the Journey: The Sisters of Mercy in the

New World

1994

Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison 1957

In This House of Brede 1997

Lilies of the Field 1963

Shapers & Movers of the U.S. Catholic Church: Vol. II 1992

A Time for Miracles 1980

The Xavier Experience 1994

Series 8: Restricted Material

44-49 Correspondence



Hoy, pg. 28


Addendum 1, 1870-2010, n.d. Creator: Hoy, Suellen (1942- )

Extent: 5.75 linear ft.

Processor: Maria Wagner, April 2011





other materials in this collection resides elsewhere. See Scope and Content section below for

further information.

Preferred Citation: Loyola University Chicago. Women & Leadership Archives. Suellen Hoy,

Ph.D., Papers, Addendum 1. Box #, Folder #.

Provenance: Donated by Suellen Hoy on August 2, 2010 (WLA2010.6) and (WLA2010.14).

Separations: Approximately 0.25 linear feet of extraneous materials was removed. A collection of

books related to women religious was removed.

See Also: Suellen Hoy Papers, Indiana University Archives

Description of the Addendum This addendum to the Suellen Hoy Papers consists of 12 boxes, spanning the years 1870 to 2010.

The collection consists of two major parts: biographical and research. The latter includes papers that

document her work on two publications, Good Hearts: Catholic Sisters in Chicago’s Past and Ellen

Gates Starr: Her Later Years. The materials are arranged alphabetically by subject, and original

order was maintained when possible.

Biographical History See Finding Aid for Suellen Hoy, Ph.D. Papers. Subsequent to the processing of that collection, Dr.

Hoy published Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later Years in 2010. She continues to teach the University

of Notre Dame as a guest professor and independent scholar.

Scope and Content The Suellen Hoy, Ph.D., Papers Addendum 1 consists of research files pertaining to Dr. Hoy’s

publications of Good Hearts: Catholic Sisters in Chicago’s Past and Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later

Years. Many of the materials in this collection are copies of original documents located at other

archival repositories and as a result the copyright for the materials resides with the original

repository. Generally, the repository has marked the documents obtained from their archives by Dr.

Hoy. Most of the materials are copies of newspaper articles and records held in other archives. The

collection also includes a selection of photographs, compact discs, and slides. The materials are

divided by subject and arranged alphabetically within series.



Hoy, pg. 29

Series 1: Biographical Materials, 1956-2010, n.d., Box 1 This series contains Dr. Hoy’s diplomas, awards, and c.v.

Series 2: Research: General, 1995-2010, n.d., Box 1

This series consists of general research files regarding women religious in the United States.

Materials consist primarily of newspaper articles.

Subseries 2A: Good Hearts: Catholic Sisters in Chicago’s Past, 1881-2010, n.d., Boxes 2-

3

This subseries contains research files used to write Good Hearts: Catholic Sisters in

Chicago’s Past, a book that traces the social and educational work of nuns in Chicago from

1846 to the 1960s. Her book is notable for its extensive primary source research and its

successful correction of previous historiography that portrays American nuns as subject to a

male-dominated hierarchy. Hoy argues instead that nuns in Chicago maintained their

agency and forged new paths in aiding the less privileged of Chicago.

Series 2B: Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later Years, 1870-2010, n.d., Boxes 3-10

This series contains research files used to write regarding Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later

Years, a book that examines the life of Starr (1859-1940), an often overlooked individual

who was vital to the formation and success of Hull House in Chicago. Inspired by her

Catholic faith, Starr continued her labor reform work and writing about her conversion

experience late into life despite partial paralysis.

Series 3: Audio/Visual Media, 2005-2008, n.d., Box 10

This series contains photographs, compact discs and slides pertaining to Dr. Hoy’s research on the

two works described above. The compact discs include a musical recording, photographs of Ellen

Gates Starr and Hull House, and research material from a researcher who also studied Starr. The

slides are taken from the same images in the photographs series and thus include images of Ellen

Gates Starr and Hull House.

Series 4: Other Publications, 1977-2006, n.d., Box 10

This series contains publications that pertain to Dr. Hoy’s research on the two works described

above.

Series 5: Restricted Material, Boxes 11-12

This series is restricted until 2035.

Subjects: Catholicism

Ellen Gates Starr

Hull House

Women and religion

Women’s issues



Hoy, pg. 30


Series 1: Biographical, 1956-2010, n.d.

1 1 Awards and Articles 2007-2009, n.d.

2 Bishop Noll High School Diploma 1960

3 Curriculum Vitae 2010

4 Indiana University Diplomas, M.A., Ph.D. 1970, 1975

5 Saint Joseph School Eighth Grade Diploma 1956

6 Saint Mary’s College Diploma, B.A. 1965

Series 2: Research: General, 1995-2010, n.d.

7 Articles, Catholic Sisters 2010

8 Articles, Women Religious 2009-2010, n.d.

9 Articles, Nuns 2000-2001, n.d

10 Articles, Nuns 2001

11 Articles, Nuns 2002, n.d.



14 Professional Correspondence 1995-2004, n.d.

Subseries 2A: Good Hearts: Catholic Sisters in

Chicago’s Past, 1881-2010, n.d.

2 1 “Beginnings of an Era”/St. Monica’s and St. Elizabeth’s 1913-1967

2 Black Catholics in Chicago 1938, n.d.

3 Celia Parker Woolley 1886-1932, n.d.

4 Chicago World’s Fair/African Americans 1965-2000

5 Disability History 2001

6 Dorothy Day 1952-1999, n.d.

7 Delinquent Girls 1900-1985

8 Fannie Barrier Williams 1888-1999, n.d.

9 Frances Willard 1889-1981, n.d.

10 Good Hearts Grant, Cushwa Center 2003-2004

11 Good Hearts Map 2004, n.d.

12 Good Hearts Photograph Permissions 2003-2004, n.d.

13 Good Hearts Reviews 2006-2010, n.d

3 1 “History of Holy Angels Parish” 1920

2 Ida B. Wells 1895-1998

3 Julia Lathrop 1887-2000

4 Lucy Flower 1881-1985, n.d.

5 Robert Gwathmey 1999-2000, n.d.

6 Sarah Hackett Stevenson 1904-1955

7 Sr. Euphrasia Gleason (Eleanora) n.d.



Hoy, pg. 31

8 St. Cecilia’s Irish Parish 1903-1976, n.d.

9 University of Indiana Press Correspondence 2003-2006, n.d.

Subseries 2B: Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later Years,

1870-2010, n.d.

3 10 1960s Biographical Info/Sr. Harrita 1960-2005, n.d.

11 Academy of the Holy Child in Suffern NY 1912-2007

12 Alfeo Faggi 1926-2007, n.d.

13 Arts and Crafts Movement 1902-2004

14 Biographies of people associated with EGS 1919-2006, n.d.

4 1 Bookbinding 1890-2001, n.d.

2 Books Bound by EGS 2007, n.d.

3 Charles Wager 1971-2006, n.d.

4 Chicago History Museum Correspondence/Lillie

Photographs

2007

5 Chicago Public Art Society 1891-1968

6 Childerley 1915-1986, 2002, 2003

7 Childerley, “Story of Childerley and Frances Crane

Lillie by Jerome Kerwin (J. Doniat?)

n.d.

8 Cora Vawter 1909-2006, n.d.

9 Cornelia Connelly 1996

10 Doniat Family (1 of 2) 1902-1933

11 Doniat Family (2 of 2) 1938-1955, 2002

12 Dr. Alan DeForest Smith 1940, 1945

13 Eleanor Grace Clark and Ellen Gates Starr 1928-1930, 2005-2006

14 Eleanor Grace Clark, Biography 1924-1952, 2001-2006

5 1 Eliza Allen Starr and the Dominicans 1870-2006, n.d.

2 Eliza Allen Starr, Biographical Information 1879-1922, 1984-

2003, n.d.

3 Eliza Allen Starr, “Life and Letters” 1905

4 Ellen Gates Starr, 1916 Socialist Candidate 1909-1916, 2001

5 Ellen Gates Starr, 80th

Birthday 1936-1940, n.d.

6 Ellen Gates Starr and Mary Kelly 1918-2006, n.d.

7 Ellen Gates Starr and Mary Wilmarth 1905-1932, 1997, 1999

8 Ellen Gates Starr and Socialism 1919, 1956, 2005, n.d.

9 Ellen Gates Starr as Episcopalian 2004, n.d.

10 Ellen Gates Starr as Oblate 1913-2000, n.d.

11 Ellen Gates Starr, Burial in Rye NY 2000-2010

12 Ellen Gates Starr, Death, Burial, Memorial 1940-2007

6 1 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1880s 1879-1889, 2004

2 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1890s 1890-1897

3 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1900-1910 1903-1910



Hoy, pg. 32

4 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1910-1918 1911-1918

5 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1919-1920 1919-1920, 1991, 2004

6 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1920s (1 of 2) 1920-1925

7 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1920s (2 of 2) 1926-1929, 2005

7 1 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1930s (1 of 5) 1930-1931, 2005


3 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, 1930s (3 of 5) 1935



6 Ellen Gates Starr, Correspondence, with Henry D. Lloyd

(First Strike)

1896, 2005, n.d.

8 1 Ellen Gates Starr, General Information 1893-2004, n.d.

2 Ellen Gates Starr, Life Expectancy 1975-2005

3 Ellen Gates Starr on her father, Caleb Allen Starr 1893-1915

4 Ellen Gates Starr, Photographs from Chicago Daily

News

2002-2007, n.d.

5 Ellen Gates Starr, Photographs from Smith,

Correspondence

2001-2008, n.d.

6 Ellen Gates Starr, Photographs from UIC and

Correspondence

2004-2008, n.d.

7 Ellen Gates Starr, Trip to Italy (1924)/Crane Papers 1924, n.d.

8 Ellen Gates Starr, Writings 1891-1937, n.d.

9 Father Huntingdon 1912, 1940

10 Fathers Amayat and Vashon 1938-2003, n.d.

11 Hoy Correspondence re: EGS 2000-2005

12 Jay Ruby, Secure the Shadow: Death and Photography

in America

1995

13 Jennifer Bosch on EGS 1990, 1993

14 Jill Conway Correspondence and Research on EGS 1964-2005

15 Jill Conway, The First Generation of American Women

Graduates

1987

16 Josephine Starr on EGS 1882-1991, n.d.

17 Kirkland School 1884-1902, n.d.

18 Louise and Carl Lindin 2005-2008, n.d.

9 1 Mary F. Ahlbach Dissertation, “To be Catholic and

Radical: A Study of Three Catholic Laywomen: Ellen

Gates Starr, Margaret Foley and Dorothy Day”

1987

2 Maryknoll Sisters (1930s) 1923, 2001, 2005

3 Monte Cassino Article and Booklet 2000, 2007

4 Msgr. Thomas Shannon (Saint Thomas the Apostle) 1920-1994, n.d.

5 New World Letter 1924, n.d.

6 North Shore Health Resort 1977-2003, n.d.

7 Oberlin College Archives Correspondence 2001-2008



Hoy, pg. 33

8 Patricia Bauch Biography of EGS 1977-2006, n.d.

9 Paulists/ Fr. Handly 1905-1947, 2002, n.d.

10 Sacco and Vanzetti 1927

11 Smith College Archives Information and

Correspondence

1999-2008, n.d.

12 Smith College Archives Inventory of EGS Papers 2001

13 Smith College Travel Grant 2000-2001, n.d.

14 Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross 1983, 1986, n.d.

15 Society of the Holy Child Jesus (SHCJ) 1997-2009, n.d.

16 Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish and School 1916-1986, n.d.

10 1 Saint Thomas the Apostle Photographs 1925-2008

2 Saint Vincent’s (New Mexico), Correspondence 1977, 2003

3 Suffern Sisters Convent, Biographies 1934-2002, n.d.

4 Suffern Sisters Convent, Photographs, Correspondence 2000, n.d.

5 T. J. Cobden-Sanderson 1901-1926, n.d.

6 “Tiffs” from Ellen 2005, n.d.

7 Vida Scudder 1903-1937, 1970,

2003-2005

8 Women and Aging 1930-2006

Series 3: Audio/Visual Media, 2005-2008, n.d.

Photographs

10 9 Ellen Gates Starr, Burial in Rye NY Photographs n.d.

10 Ellen Gates Starr Park, Photographs 2009

11 Ellen Gates Starr, Photographs from Smith 1914, 1940

12 Good Hearts Photographs 1963, n.d.

13 Monte Cassino Photographs 2000

14 Suffern Sisters Convent, Photographs 2005, n.d.

Compact Discs

15 Bauch 1 - 3 n.d.

16 The Day They Became Angels. Our Lady of Angels

Memorial Service

2008

17 EGS Photographs from UIC Special Collections n.d.

Slides

18 EGS Photographs from UIC Special Collections n.d.

Series 4: Other Publications, 1977-2006, n.d.

10 The Basilica of Saint Francis: A Spiritual Pilgrimage 1994



Hoy, pg. 34

“Block by Block: Racing Decay on Chicago’s West

Side,” dissertation by Amanda I. Seligman

1999

The Catholic Historical Review, Vol. LXXXV, No. 1 1999

Cornelia Connelly: Three Characteristics 1979

Cornelia: The story of Cornelia Connelly, 1809-1879,

Foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus

1979

ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance, Vol. 55,

No. 2

2009

The Hospital at the End of the Santa Fe Trail: A

Photographic History of St. Vincent Hospital

1977

Robert Gwathmey: Master Painter 1999

St. Cajetan Parish 5th

Annual Holy Thursday Pilgrimage

of Churches

1997



of Churches

1998



of Churches

2000



of Churches

2001


Annual Holy Thursday

Pilgrimage of Churches

2002


Annual Holy Thursday

Pilgrimage of Churches

2003


11-12 Restricted



Hoy, pg. 35


Addendum 2, 1982-2013, n.d.

Creator: Suellen Hoy (1942 - )

Extent: 3 linear ft.

Processor: Jennifer Pederson, April 2014.





other materials in this collection resides elsewhere. See the archivist for further information.

Preferred Citation: Loyola University Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives. Collection

Title. Box #, Folder #.

Provenance: Donated by Suellen Hoy on July 26, 2011 (WLA2011.55), April 4, 2012

(WLA2012.19), July 25, 2012 (WLA2012.32), and October 2, 2013 (WLA2014.13).

Separations: 1 LFT of monographs separated and placed with Suellen Hoy monograph collection.

See Also: Suellen Hoy Papers, Indiana University Archives.

Biographical History See Finding Aid for Suellen Hoy, Ph.D. Papers (April 2008) and its addendum (April 2011) for this

information. Following the processing of Suellen Hoy, PhD, Papers and its Addendum #1, Suellen

Hoy donated three additional boxes of materials drawn from #WLA2011.56, #WLA2012.19,

#WLA2012.32, and #WLA2014.13, that contain materials relating to her research, publications,

public appearances, and social engagements.

Scope and Content The Suellen Hoy, Ph.D., Papers Addendum 2 consists of biographical documents, research files,

and materials and documents relating to her attendance at conferences, lectures, and celebrations.

Additional materials relate to her publications and include notes, rough drafts, and published works.

Series 1: Biographical, 1991-2013, n.d., Boxes 1 Contains materials relating to Dr. Suellen Hoy’s career as a historian.; these materials include a

recent resume, business card, and photograph from 2013 and material from her time in Ireland as a

Visiting Professor at University College in 1991-1992.

Series 2: Research, 1993-2013, n.d., Boxes 1-3

Materials in this series relate to the research undertaken by Dr. Hoy between 1991 and 2013.

Subjects include women religious, birth control, child labor, and welfare. While nearly half of the

files in the research series are topical files, the other half are files that highlight the work of

historical figures such as Jane Addams, Ellen Gates Starr, Sophonisba Breckenridge, Alice

Hamilton, and Frances Crane-Lillie. Materials consist primarily of newspaper and print articles as

well as online material. There is additional audio and visual material relating to her research in

series 5. This series also includes correspondence relevant to research.



Hoy, pg. 36

Series 3: Public Lectures, Conferences, and Celebrations, 2004-2013, Box 3

This series contains materials from various history lectures and conferences attended by Dr. Hoy.

Events include the Conference on the History of Women Religious and the Women’s History

Association of Ireland as well as some hosted by Loyola University Chicago. Materials include

conference brochures and handouts, lecture notes, and travel information.

Series 4: Publication Materials, 1982-2013, Box 3

Items in this series pertain to publications by Dr. Hoy as well as one by historian Walter Nugent,

her husband. Included in these files are also rough drafts, research materials, and correspondence

relating to the various published works. Additional papers include autographs and dedications;

comprised of torn out first pages of monographs and photocopies of title pages, these materials are

dedicated to Dr. Hoy.


This series includes a 5” by 7” mixed-media collaged artwork titled Cook Sisters. It also contains

folders of scanned and printed photographs of Ellen Gates Starr and various Hull House associates.

Additional material includes two videos, in the form of CD-ROMs. An additional CD-ROM is

comprised of scanned photographs.

Series 6: Restricted Material, Box 5

This series includes Dr. Hoy’s personal correspondence and is restricted until 2039.

Subjects:

Bishops

Birth Control

Catholicism

Chicago Area Women’s History Council

Child Labor

Conference on the History of Women Religious

Cora Catherine Vawter

Durand, IL

Ellen Gates Starr

Frances Crane-Lillie

Jane Addams

Hull House

Linda Gordon

Ireland

Our Lady of the Angels

Rita Clubs

Sarah Robb Cravener

Sophonisba Breckenridge

Welfare

Women Religious



Hoy, pg. 37


Series 1: Biographical, 1991-2013, n.d., Box 1

1 1 Business Card 2013

2 Ireland Materials 1991-1992

3 Photograph 2013

4 Resume 2013

Series 2: Research, 1993-2013, n.d., Boxes 1-3

5 Advice Material n.d.

6 Alice Hamilton 2001-2010

7 Birth Control 2012

8 Catholic Sisters 2010-2012

9 Child Labor 2008

10 Cora Catherine Vawter 2011

11 Domestic Servants: Irish n.d.

12 Ellen Gates Starr - Chronology 2002-2007

13 Ellen Gates Starr – Correspondence 2013

14 Ellen Gates Starr – Durand, IL 2005-2011

15 Ellen Gates Starr – Finances n.d.

16 Ellen Gates Starr – Friends n.d.

17 Ellen Gates Starr – Hull House 2008, n.d.

2 1 Frances Crane-Lillie n.d.

2 Hull House 2002-2012

3 Jane Addams 1995-2010, n.d.

4 John Powers 2010

5 Linda Gordon: Women and Welfare 1993, n.d.

6 Nuns and Bishops 2013

7 Nuns and Bishops: War on Women 2012

8 Our Lady of the Angels Fire 2011

9 Rita and Patricia Clubs n.d.

3 1 Sophonisba Breckenridge 1994-2003

2 St. Frances Assisi Catholic Church 2001, 2004

Series 3: Public Lectures, Conferences, and Celebrations,

2004-2013, n.d., Box 3

3 A Question of Habit Screening and Discussion, Loyola

University Chicago

2011, n.d.

4 Chicago Area Women’s History Council: 40th

Anniversary

Party

2011

5 Conference on the History of Women Religious, 2004 2004



Hoy, pg. 38

6 Conference on the History of Women Religious, 2007 2005-2007

7 Conference on the History of Women Religious, 2013 2013

8 Durand, IL: Ellen Gates Starr Lecture 2010

9 Women’s History Association of Ireland: “Migration, the

Diaspora and Foreign Relations”

2013

10 “Women, Wisdom and Wine” Book Discussion 2006

Series 4: Publication Materials, 1982-2013, n.d., Box 3

11 Autographs and Dedications 1982-2002

12 Certificate of Registration: Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later

Years

2010

13 Ellen Gates Starr: Her Later Years Correspondence 2007-2010, n.d.

14 Good Hearts Press 2013

Publications

15 Chicago History 2013

16 Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive ERA 2003

17 Labor Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas 2012


Mixed Media

4 1 Cook Sisters n.d.

Photographs

2 Ellen Gates Starr n.d.

3 Holy Child 2010

4 Sarah Robb Cravener n.d.

Video

5 A Question of Habit 2011

6 Story of Ellen Gates Starr 2009


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