Contents


Collection Overview

Historical Note

Scope and Contents of the Collection

Office of the Treasurer Records

Finding Aid

Finding aid prepared by Archives and Special Collections .

2011

Collection Overview

Creator: Mount Holyoke College. Office of Financial Services
Title: Office of the Treasurer Records
Dates: 1873-1985
Abstract: The records of the Treasurer's Office include reports (Income & Expenditure Accounts, Balance Sheets, endowment, stock income, etc.); ledgers (1873-1907); budgets; bequest files (of Emily Abbey Gill and Mary S. Mandelle) and the Trust Records of Herbert A. Wilder (1923-1968)
Extent: 15(11.08 linear ft.)
Language: English
Identification: 5
Location: 7082.4

Historical Note

When Mount Holyoke Female Seminary was founded in 1837, the office of Treasurer to the Board of Trustees and to the Seminary was held by a Board Member. This changed in 1915 with the appointment of a College Treasurer who no longer served on the Board. Over the next seventy years the office and responsibilities of the Treasurer underwent considerable changes; at different periods, the Treasurer also held the posts of Business Manager and Comptroller. From 1987-1993 the Office of the Treasurer included both the posts of Treasurer and Comptroller. The Office of Financial Services emerged in 1994. It is a merger of Treasurer, Comptroller and Financial Aid, together with several other financial departments.

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Scope and Contents of the Collection

The records of the Treasurer's Office include reports (Income & Expenditure Accounts, Balance Sheets, endowment, stock income, etc.); ledgers (1873-1907); budgets; bequest files (of Emily Abbey Gill and Mary S. Mandelle) and the Trust Records of Herbert A. Wilder (1923-1968), consisting of correspondence, memos, receipts, copies of wills, records of investments, etc.; Treasurer Merrill Ewing's office files, dated from 1937-1985 and Lawrence Remilliard Files (predominantly 1953-1969), both of which contain correspondence, memos, minutes and committee reports.

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