Box 1
Contains 26 Results:
Summons to Cavalry Duty, April 21, 1870s
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Poem by J. M. Clay, 1870s
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
J. W. Clay in Account with J. M. Clay, 1873
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Wills, 1873, 1884, 1885
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Promissory Note from J. W. Clay to M. L. Clay, May 23, 1874
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Receipt, 1877
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Diary, 1878
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Letter from Benjamin H. Riggs to J. H. Burns, April 2, 1878
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Inventory and Value of Assets of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burns, June 1, 1880
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
Statement from J. M. Clary to Mary Clary, November, 1880
This accession includes letters and wills related to J. M. Clay. Many of these relate to the Civil War and there are several wartime letteres between him and his wife, Mary.
