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The Morse Family Papers (1796-1929) document the personal history of the Morse family and their involvement in the Grace Episcopal Church in Randolph, Vermont. The collection includes correspondence, records, and account books spanning multiple generations, highlighting significant family members such as John Morse, a Revolutionary War veteran, and notable relatives like U.S. Senator Dudley Chase. Donated to the Vermont Historical Society in 2009, the collection provides insights into both family dynamics and local church history.

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