Jacob, John Jeremiah, 1778-1852. Papers, 1806-1851. 3.33 cu. ft.
Mss. A J15 6
In the John Jeremiah Jacob portion of this collection, Julia Tevis writes on 22 February 1828 from Shelbyville, Kentucky to J. J. Jacobs in Louisville, Kentucky, requesting him to help clear the reputation of the school (Science Hill Female Academy) in the matter of "compelling" students to become Methodists.
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