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James Stewart Edson Papers
This collection consists of handwritten and types manuscripts of "War Eagle! The Tigers of Auburn," James Stewart Edson's history of Auburn football from 1892-1951.
C. F. Edwards Collection
This collection consists of invoices and correspondence concerning purchases and sales of products in conjunction with C. F. Edwards General Merchandise Store, 1915-1947. Also included are miscellaneous advertising guarantee bonds and certificates and revenue statements of C. F. Edwards.
Edwards Family Genealogy Records
This collection consists of photocopied genealogy records of the Edwards family.
James S. Edwards Papers
This collection consists of one homemade diary and cigarette case of James S. Edwards. Edwards wrote the diary on the back of old German postcards. The journal describes his experience as a German prisoner of war, and he mentions other P.O.W.s that he met during his imprisonment. He made the cigarette case out of tin, and it contains 14 unfiltered cigarettes.
Ellington and Gold Hill Collection
Bruce Elmore Diaries
The diaries cover the period between April 1863 and February 1865 and describe the life of this soldier in detail: homesickness, combat, illness, and troop movements.
William E. Endicott Papers
Epsilon Sigma Phi (National Honorary Extension Fraternity)
This collection was prepared by the National Honorary Extension Fraternity and includes photocopies of short biographies on numerous people who served the Extension Service during the time period of approximately 1876 to 2000.
Esslinger Family Papers
This collection consists of legal documents and memorabilia of the Floyd family, including deeds (1850-1859), slave receipts (1850-1860), merchandise receipts and promissory notes (1851-1899), an inventory of the estate of John L. Floyd (1862), a memorandum book of Harriet Griffin Floyd's recording her expenses (1885-1927), Harriet Floyd's obituary (1929), photographs, and Floyd and Griffin family genealogical information (1909-1927).
Joseph E. Evarts Letters
Nine letters written between October and December 1862 from Evarts to his wife. Most of them were sent from Camp Terry in New Haven, Connecticut, one from New York City, and one from on board a ship.
