Box Short Collection 18

This collection contains photocopied legal papers and correspondence of the James S. Alexander family, including nine Civil War letters from Alexander to his wife, Frances Jane Alexander (1863-1864). Alexander, a South Carolina farmer, served in the 22nd infantry division. Also includes genealogical information.

Diary contains daily diary entries from 1943, comments on current events, updates on WWII, and descriptions of medical duties. Collection also includes a letter from the granddaughter of Bidhop to her son describing Bishop and his family, a brief genealogy of P.M. Bishop's family and a copy if an article that appeared in the Memphis Press Schimitar on 11 and 12 November 1941 titled "Strolling with Eldon Roark, A Day in the Life of Mrs. Bishop."

Photographs, documents and correspondence relating to the Bolding Farm and family, including a typescript of a letter (1863) from I. J. Rogers to his parents, written from the camp of the 27th Alabama Infantry.

This collection contains five letters written by W. Plummer Burgett to William Yuille during Burgett's time in Auburn.

This accession consists of letters (1858-1862) from Mary Frances Dillard to her husband, George Clifford Dillard, an Auburn, Alabama merchant, plus Mrs. Dillard's obituary (1863)

This accession consists of letters (1858-1862) from Mary Frances Dillard to her husband, George Clifford Dillard, an Auburn, Alabama merchant, plus Mrs. Dillard's obituary (1863)

This accession consists of letters (1858-1862) from Mary Frances Dillard to her husband, George Clifford Dillard, an Auburn, Alabama merchant, plus Mrs. Dillard's obituary (1863)

This accession consists of letters (1858-1862) from Mary Frances Dillard to her husband, George Clifford Dillard, an Auburn, Alabama merchant, plus Mrs. Dillard's obituary (1863)

This accession consists of letters (1858-1862) from Mary Frances Dillard to her husband, George Clifford Dillard, an Auburn, Alabama merchant, plus Mrs. Dillard's obituary (1863)

This accession consists of letters (1858-1862) from Mary Frances Dillard to her husband, George Clifford Dillard, an Auburn, Alabama merchant, plus Mrs. Dillard's obituary (1863)