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Samuel Woodbury Letter
Collection — Box: 19: Short Collection
Identifier: 1261
Contents
A letter dated February 16, 1845 in which Samuel Woodbury, writing to his brother J.C. Woodbury, Esq. of Haverhill, New Hampshire, recounts the partly overland trip which included three voyages, one of them passage from Pittsburg to New Orleans.
Dates:
1845-02-16
Edward R. Wren Papers
Collection
Identifier: 0052
Scope and Contents
This collection contains correspondence (some original letters and some photocopies), clippings, and military records from Wren's service in World War I.
Dates:
1903 - 1951
John Peavy Wright Papers
Collection
Identifier: 0745
Scope and Contents
This collection includes correspondence (1854-1904), including letters (1861-1864) to William Wilmot Wright from his brother George Washington Wright, a lieutenant in the 12th Alabama Infantry; military passes, exemptions and applications (1863-1865); papers (1860-1871) concerning Macon County schools; land deeds (1825-1905); tax receipts (1847-1913); business papers (1840-1913), including account books, contracts, correspondence, promissory notes, wills and estate papers, and receipts;...
Dates:
1825 - 1974
Shawn Wright Papers
Collection
Identifier: 1365
Willis Wright Papers
Collection — Box: Short Collection 5
Identifier: 0080
Scope and Contents
Letters to Wright, including one from William A. Burney in Limestone County, Texas (1860), one from his son, C.G. Wright, a Confederate soldier stationed at Camp Skidaway, Georgia (1861), and one from a Confederate soldier stationed near Yorktown, Virginia (1862).Letters are duplicates.Calendar:William A. Burney, Limestone Co., Texas, to "Dear Friend," [April] 9, 1860.W. J. C. Vaughan and Co., Montgomery, Alabama, to Willis Wright, February 20,...
Dates:
1860 - 1862
Office of University Writing Records
Collection
Identifier: 1279
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of departmental documents and advertisement material.
Dates:
2007 - 2019
John Wych Letter
Collection
Identifier: 1341
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of one letter written in 1857 by John Wych to Daniel Cole regarding the death of a slave and how it was a major monetary loss for him.
Dates:
May 26, 1857
