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Archives related to: Ide, John Jay, 1891-1962
| title | John Jay Ide collection, 1772-1984. | repository | The New-York Historical Society |
| description | Ide's collection of correspondence, articles, accounts, pamphlets, clippings, issues of periodicals, engravings, photographs, cabinet cards, essays, household expense books, a a manuscript, and other papers related to the Jay family (1772-1984). Correspondence is mainly of and between members of the family of Peter Augustus Jay; relations by marriage, including the Banyars, Rutherfurds, and Clarksons; and friends and business acquaintances. People represented in the collection include Peter Augustus Jay, Elizabeth Clarkson Jay, Anna Maria Jay, John, Walter, and Mary Rutherfurd, Maria Jay Banyar, Matthew Clarkson, Helen C. and Henry A. Dubois, Mary Munro, Mary Prime, William Dawson, William Jay, and Sarah Jay. Twentieth century materials chiefly concern Ide's research on identifying the location of the Hotel d'York where the Paris Treaty was signed in 1783 and information related to the treaty's bicentennial. Location: New York Historical Society Manuscripts Department Call Number: John Jay Ide Collection |
| extent | 2 linear ft. (3 boxes and loose material). |
| formats | Correspondence |
| access | Please contact repository for access and restrictions. |
| record link | https://library.nyu.edu/persistent/lcn/nyu_aleph001728776?institution=NYU&persistent |
| record source | http://www.bobcat.nyu.edu |
| updated | 03/16/2023 10:30:02 |
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| title | John Jay Ide Collection, 1911-1962 (bulk 1920-1945) | repository | National Air and Space Museum, Archives Division, MRC 322, Washington, DC, 20560 |
| description | This collection primarily documents Ide's affiliation with the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Particularly noteworthy are his correspondence, war notebooks, and intelligence reports. The war notebooks contain technical information on British aircraft and U.S.-built aircraft in service in Britain during World War II. Researchers are advised that much of the information in the intelligence reports is still security classified and might not be available for immediate reference use. Bio / His Notes: John Jay Ide (1892-1962) graduated from Columbia University with a Certificate of Architecture (1913), then studied at the Ecole des Beuax Arts, Paris, in 1914. He was an architect with H. T. Lindeberg in New York, 1916-1917 and 1920-1921. He then served as a technical assistant for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics at the American Embassy in Paris, 1921-1940, and again from 1949 until his retirement. During World War II he served active duty in the Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy Department in Washington, D.C. Organization: Arrangement: 1) Correspondence, 1911-1962, and undated; 2) war notebooks; 3) intelligence reports, 1921-1940; 4) miscellaneous; 5) pre-1921 materials; 6) financial records; 7) William Knight, 1919-1920; 8) AERONAUTICAL EXPORT DIRECTORY, 1940; 9) duplicate intelligence reports, 1921-1940; 10) scrapbook |
| extent | 10.81 cubic feet |
| formats | Business Papers Correspondence Notebooks Ephemera |
| access | The intelligence reports contained within the collection contain security classified information. |
| record link | https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/john-jay-ide-collection-1911-1962-bulk-1920-1945 |
| record source | http://www.siris.si.edu/ |
| updated | 05/29/2018 14:11:53 |
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| title | Scrapbook, 1779-1800, 1935-1938. | repository | The New-York Historical Society |
| description | Scrapbook volume of correspondence, memorabilia and original historical documents (1779-1800; 1935-1938) relating to the career of American statesman John Jay, assembled by his descendent John Jay Ide of New York City. Historical documents, 1779-1800, collected by Ide include items of official correspondence, appointments, and commissions written or signed by John Jay in his capacity as Governor of New York, jurist, congressional leader, or United States Chief Justice. Additionally included are numerous printed and original engraved portraits of John Jay. Twentieth century materials, 1935-1938, include news clippings, photostats of historical documents, as well as Ide's correspondence with Henry Haye, Mayor of Versaille, and others, and principally relate to Ide's research on the identifying the location of the Hotel d'York where the Paris Treaty was signed in 1783. Historical Note: Architect, New York City; descendent of American statesman John Jay. |
| extent | 1 v. (ring binder) |
| access | Open to qualified researchers at The New-York Historical Society |
| record source | http://bobcat.library.nyu.edu |
| updated | 05/29/2018 14:21:39 |
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