In 1920, Hazel Todd went to China as a missionary for the China Inland Mission, serving first in Huban Province. For 21 years she devoted her time to that service, with the exception of three years spent on furlough at various times in the United States. She died on November 17, 1941 in Shucheng, Anhwei Province, from typhoid fever.
This collection is made up mostly of letters written by Hazel Todd from China to her parents and to her sister Winifred. The letters present a vivid picture of the trials of missionaries in China before the Japanese invasion.
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Letters to and from Hazel Todd (1927)
Hazel Todd
Correspondance to and from Hazel from January to March 1927.
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Publication of Letters from Hazel Todd (2004)
Correspondance between Hazel and relatives, and other various documents. Date range includes November 1921 to January 2005.
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Addendum, Letters to Winifred Todd (Part 2)
8 letters to Winifred Todd from August of 1981 to April 1987 from multiple authors; also includes a pamphlet from a funeral.
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Newspaper Clipping (1978)
Newspaper clipping that describes the efforts of Hazel in China as a missionary (01/11/1978)
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Addendum, Letters to Winifred Todd (Part 1)
18 letters to Winifred Todd from December 1977 to April 1981 from multiple authors.
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Publication of Letters from Hazel Todd (1977)
Letters and various documents from September 1977 to January 1982.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1941) (Part 1)
Eight letters from Hazel to her mother, two to Winifred, one to Alice, and one to Aunt Addie. Date range includes January to May 1941.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1941) (Part 2)
Nine letters from Hazel to her mother, one to Alice, and one to Winifred from May to October 1941.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1940) (Part 1)
Eleven letters from Hazel to her mother and one to Winifred from January to July 1940.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1940) (Part 2)
Nine letters from Hazel to her mother, one to Alice, and one to Winifred from July to December 1940.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1939) (Part 1)
Eight letters from Hazel to her mother, and two to Winifred from January to June 1939.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1939) (Part 2)
Nine letters from Hazel to her mother, and two to Winifred from July to December 1939.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1938)
Correspondance between the China Inland Mission and it's members. Also includes a letter sent to Hazel from Ruth. In addition, there are four letters written by Hazel for her mother. Date range includes March to December 1938.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1937)
Nine letters from Hazel to her mother, one to her father, one to Winifred, one to Isabelle, and an annual report for the year of 1936. Date range includes January to October 1937.
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Letters from Hazel Todd (1936) (Part 1)
Seven letters from Hazel to her mother, one to her father, and two to Winifred. Date range includes August to December 1936.
