Five letters written by Pvt. Madison Kilpatrick to his family who lived on a farm near Godfrey, Putnam Co., Georgia. Photocopies of manuscripts and typescripts provided by Georgia State Archives, February 1965.

Contains Grayson's reminiscences concern African-American life in rural south Alabama. Includes stories of picking cotton, canning, school and religious life.

Consists of typescripts of letters by Thomas Maxwell to his three sons which outline in detail the Maxwell family history, and his own life history. Includes poems composed by Maxwell and miscellaneous items.

The Edith Royster Judd Collection consists largely of personal correspondence and materials, and newspaper clippings saved by Mrs. Judd for her collection of humorous stories and sayings. A few pamphlets, clippings and some correspondence in the collection relate to Mrs. Judd's career in education in North Carolina. Materials in the collection date from 1902 to 1956, and are in a fair state of preservation. The collection is arranged alphabetically.