Directory of Fellows and Research Associates, 1999-Present

The American Antiquarian Society has been awarding visiting research fellowships since 1972-73. These stipend-bearing awards have enabled a diverse group of researchers to spend anywhere from one month to a full year in residence at the Society.

First Name	Last Name	Date	Institution	Rank	Fellowship Awarded	Title of Project
Karl	Kroeger	1987-88	University of Colorado, Boulder	music librarian	Peterson	The Complete Works of William Billings
Jean	O'Brien-Kehoe	1987-88	University of Chicago	PhD candidate	Peterson	Community Dynamics in the Indian-English Town of Natick, Massachusetts, 1650-1790
Catherine	Kelly	1987-88	University of Rochester	PhD candidate	Peterson	Mothers and Daughters: Intergenerational Conflict and Continuity, 1820-39
Peter	Kuczynski	1987-88	Martin Luther University, Halle, Germany	chairman	RA	The Contemporary Reception of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Jonathan	Chu	1987-88	University of Massachusetts, Boston	associate professor	AAS-NEH	Where's Mine?: Debt in Post-Revolutionary Massachusetts
Wendy	Greenhouse	1987-88	Yale University	PhD candidate	Peterson	Tudors and Stuarts in Antebellum America
Karen	Hansen	1988-89	UC Berkeley	PhD candidate	Peterson	The Social Dimension of Laborers' Lives, 1810-60
Steven	Wilf	1988-89	Yale University	PhD candidate	Hiatt	Public Executions and the Rituals of Order in the Late 18th Century
Paula	Kopacz	1988-89	Eastern Kentucky University	associate professor	RA	Women's Daily Life in Seventeenth-Century New England
Stephen	Marini	1988-89	Wellesley College	professor	AAS-NEH	Religion in the American Revolution
John	Wolffe	1988-89	York College	lecturer	Peterson	Aspects of Anti Catholicism in the United States, 1830-60
Rosalind	Remer	1988-89	UCLA	PhD candidate	Peterson	Philadelphia Publishers in the New Republic
Louis	Bisceglia	1988-89	San Jose State	professor	RA	The Origins and Pacifism of Abby Kelley
Karen	Halttunen	1988-89	Northwestern University	associate professor	RA	Murder and the Gothic Imagination in American Culture.
Lydia	Schurman	1988-89	Northern Virginia Community College	professor	Peterson	Publishers, Publications, and Purveyors: The Dime Novel Publishing World, 1860-15
Stephen	Marini	1988-89	Wellesley College	professor	AAS-NEH	Migrants and Itinerants, Schools and Psalmody: Neglected Networks of Religious Culture in Revolutionary America
Joseph	Wood	1988-89	George Mason University	associate professor	Peterson	The Literary Origins of New England Village Symobolism
Peter	Way	1988-89	University of Maryland	PhD candidate	Hiatt	Rough Labor: The Digging of North America's Canals, 1780-1860
Carla	Pestana	1988-89	Ohio State University	assistant professor	Peterson	Sectarianism in Colonial Massachusetts
Harvey	Graff	1988-89	University of Texas, San Antonio	professor	AAS-NEH	Conflicting Paths: The Transformations of Growing Up, 1750-20
Janet	Brodie	1988-89	California State Polytechnic University	lecturer	Peterson	Women and Freethought in the US , 1820-60
Isabelle	Lehuu	1988-89	Cornell University	PhD candidate	Boni	The New Readers in Antebellum America
Margaret	Newell	1988-89	University of Virginia	PhD candidate	Hiatt	Economic Ideology and Development in New England, 1629-1820
Shirley	Samuels	1988-89	Cornell University	associate professor	NEMLA	Politics and the Family in the Early Republic
David	Jaffee	1988-89	CUNY	assistant professor	Peterson	The People of the Wachusett: Town Founders and Village Historians of New England, 1630-1860
Paula	Petrik	1988-89	Montana State University	associate professor	RA	Playthings for the Republic's Children: American Culture and the Business of Play
Faye	Dudden	1988-89	Union College	assistant professor	Peterson	Gender in Performance: Women in the American Theater, 1790-1870
Burton	Bledstein	1988-89	University of Illinois, Chicago	associate professor	Peterson	A Language Event: The Middle Classes in American History, 1828-19
Harry	Stout	1988-90	University of Connecticut	associate professor	RA	A Biography of George Whitefield
Michael	Broyles	1989-90	University of Maryland, Baltimore	professor	RA	From Psalmody to Symphony: How American Musical Attitudes Developed in Antebellum Boston
Lee	Heller	1989-90	Mercer College	assistant professor	AAS-NEH	The Novel as Popular Literature: American Fiction in the 18th and 19th Centuries
William	Freehling	1989-90	Johns Hopkins University	professor	AAS-NEH	The Road to Disunion, Vol 2: Secessionists Triumphant, 1854-61
Mary	Cable	1989-90		freelance writer	RA	Early history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Alan	Gibson	1989-90	University of Notre Dame	PhD candidate	Hiatt	The Development of the Concept of Public Opinion in the American Enlightenment, 1760-1800
James	Green	1989-90	Library Company of Philadelphia	associate librarian	Botein	The Transformation of the American Book Trade, 1785-1825
Mason	Lowance	1989-90	University of Massachusetts, Amherst	professor	Peterson	Uncle Tom's Cabin and the New England Sermon Tradition
Robert	Friedel	1989-90	University of Maryland	associate professor	Peterson	Documenting Changes in Household Materials, 1800-87
Franciszek	Lyra	1989-90	M Curie-Sklodowska, Univ of Poland	senior lecturer	Peterson	Revising the Canon of the First Two Centuries of American Literature
Mark	Mastromarino	1989-90	College of William and Mary	PhD candidate	Hiatt	Elkanah Watson and Massachusetts Agricultural Fairs
David	Zonderman	1989-90	Wisconsin at Madison	Assistant Professor of history	Peterson	Uneasy Allies: Working Class Activists and Middle Class Reformersin Nineteenth-Century Boston and New York
Philip	Gura	1989-90	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	William S. Newman Distinguished Professor	Peterson	The Reverend Nathan Fiske and the Cultural Transformation of Central Massachusetts
Vivian	Conger	1989-90	Cornell University	PhD candidate	Hiatt	Being Weak of Body but Firm of Mind and Memory: Widowhood in Colonial America, 1630-1750
Mark	Valeri	1989-90	Lewis and Clark College	assistant professor	AAS-NEH	The Eighteenth-Century Clergy and Economics in New England
Bruce	Greenfield	1989-90	Dalhousie University	assistant professor	NEMLA	Plotting the Mississippi: A Comparative Study of Eighteenth-Century Discovery Rhetoric
James	Basker	1989-90	Barnard College	associate professor	NEMLA	Samuel Johnson and His American Readers
Gaylord	Albaugh	1989-90	McMaster University	professor	RA	American Religious Newspapers and Periodicals, 1730-1830
Michael	Winship	1989-90	University of Texas, Austin	editor	Peterson	Publishers Trade Sales in the Nineteeth Century United States
Jennifer	Greenhill	1989-90	Yale University	PhD candidate	AHPCS	The Plague of Jocularity: Art, Humor, and the American Social Body, 1863-06
Alan	Taylor	1989-90	Boston University	assistant professor	AAS-NEH	William Cooper's Town
Alan	Taylor	1989-90	Boston University	assistant professor	Mellon Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence	The Divided Ground: The Northern Borderland (US and Canada) to the Wake of the American Revolution

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