At age eleven Henry wrote "Animal intelligence. In a late month of summer when watching the various animals in my acquarium, I have noticed some very curious things that have occurred between the various water things ...

"Summer of 1900 spent as cowboy on Col. Hughes' ranch in Texas, called 'Rocking Chair Ranch.' His duty was to ride the fence and see that it was kept unbroken. He lived by himself, spent his nights in a cabin at either end ...

"July and August spent by family in two cottages on Maul's Ranch near Pine, Colo." on page 136 in "Correspondence with Henry." "After a short visit at Lake Geneva, Henry, his mother and sisters went to Denver. July and ...

Collection of correspondence and other papers from the Denison collection.

A picture of the wedding party, Henry and Jeannette with James Lynah as the best man and two unidentified individuals. Henry and Jeannette's wedding picture with Jeannette's wedding flowers that she later tossed to everyone, ...

Collection of correspondence and other papers from the Denison collection.

Henry, "Two years and a half," stood by a low wall next to Mack, the family spaniel.

Henry and Jeannette's wedding was held in New London, Connecticut. A description of the wedding plans and ceremony is found on pages 280 to 287 in "Correspondence with Henry."

"Summer of 1900 spent as cowboy on Col. Hughes' ranch in Texas, called 'Rocking Chair Ranch.' His duty was to ride the fence and see that it was kept unbroken. He lived by himself, spent his nights in a cabin at either end ...

Henry in a wagon with unidentified occupants, and again on a sailboat at Lake Geneva. An excerpt from page 220 of "Correspondence with Henry," ". … Do you remember the picture Blanche Estabrook took of you in the sail-boat. ...