The Daughters of Erin, the woman's affiliate of the Knights of Equity, had as its aims and objectives to aid the Knights of Equity financially, socially, and to further its mission, principles and causes; to participate in Catholic Action and contribute to charity; and to foster Americanism. Court #9 had its first organizational meeting on February 21, 1956 at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Anabelle Kilkeany was elected as the organization's first president.
This collection contains the minutes of the monthly meetings of the Daughters of Erin, Court #9, Pittsburgh, Pa. The records are displayed on two partial reels. Reel 1 contains the minutes from 1956 until December, 1963. Reel 2 contains the records from December 16, 1963 until 1976.
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These records were microfilmed by the Archives of Industrial Society, with permission, in August 1977 from originals in possession of the Daughters of Erin, Court #9, 23 Market Place, Pittsburgh, PA, 15222.
Original records are in possession of the Daughters of Erin Court #9, 23 Market Place, Pittsburgh, PA, 15222.
Daughters of Erin Court #9 Records, AIS.1977.31, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System
Daughters of Erin Court #9 Records, AIS.1977.31, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
Daughters of Erin, Court #9, Records, 1956-1976, AIS 77:31, Archives of Industrial Society, Hillman Library, University of Pittsburgh
This collection was processed by ASC Staff in August, 1977. Revision and rearrangement for the encoded version of the finding aid provided by Dan Horvath in September, 2003. Information about the collection title and the controlled access terms was extracted from the MARC record in the University of Pittsburgh catalog Voyager ID number: 1430333
Digital reproductions of the microfilm are available online.
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