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John J. Eagan papers
This collection includes personal correspondence, biographical sketches, news clippings, business records, personal financial records, and property records of John Eagan.
John J. Woodside Family Papers
John James and Mae Elizabeth Robertson Papers
John Joseph "Joe" Westbrook Georgia School of Technology football papers
John K. Murdoch letter
This collection consists of a letter to John K. Murdoch from his parents and sister in Ithaca, New York. The letter discusses the health and activities of family and friends; civic affairs, including an election in which a candidate purchased votes for two dollars; and the return of the bodies of dead soldiers. Murdoch’s sister, Mary, tells a story about the husband of an acquaintance stealing jewelry from a dead Confederate soldier in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
John Keely Civil War letter and scrapbook
This collection contains a letter from Captain John Keely to John Ryan of Atlanta about the health of Captain Keely and news of friends. The collection also contains a scrapbook of newspaper articles about Keely and a diary he wrote while serving in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
John Leon Hoffman Sr. landscape architectural drawing
This collection contains one set of landscape drawings (one original drawing and two blueprint copies) of the formal garden for the Cason J. Callaway Estate in LaGrange, Georgia. The estate includes a Neel Reid designed home and is located adjacent to the Hills & Dales Estate. Of special interest, Hoffman's landscape plan includes 240 'Clara Butt' tulips, an heirloom tulip variety.
John Littleton Jones graduation essay
This collection contains a handwritten and a typed version of an essay written by John Littleton Jones for his graduation from a public high school in Newnan, Georgia, in 1895. In the essay, John discusses his hopes and fears for the twentieth century and contemplates the future applications of science, technology, and religion. He also predicts a prosperous future for the southeastern United States in which it is destined to become an industrial and commercial hub.
John Maier letters and invitation
This collection contains a photocopy of a letter to John Maier, owner of Maier & Berkele, from William C. Duncans of the Industrial Association of Georgia; an invitation to Maier to the Inaugural Ball of Georgia Governor James M. Smith; and a copy of a letter to Mrs. John Maier from Mount Zion Chapter No. 16 regarding resolutions adopted by the members upon the death of Mr. Maier.
John Malachi Bowden Civil War memoirs
John Marion Graham papers
This collection contains personal and professional correspondence as well as legal documents belonging to John Marion Graham, an attorney who practiced in Georgia. Among the legal documents are indentures, briefs, wills, leases, property deeds, and insurance papers. The collection also includes financial records, copies of speeches given by Graham, and a copy of the charter of the Marietta Golf Club.
John Matthew McCrary papers
This collection contains correspondence between John McCrary and his wife, Mary Boyd; his brother, Robert, and mother, Nancy, during John McCrary's service in the Georgia Volunteers during the Civil War. Additional records include a contract between John McCrary and his former slaves; his furlough order; and a list of Mr. McCrary's taxable property.
John Milton Brannan letter to Charles J. Jenkins
This collection contains one letter from General John Milton Brannan to Charles J. Jenkins, governor of Georgia and refers to the legal process of trying criminals and others in the state courts.
John Murray military discharge
This collection contains John Murray's honorable discharge from the United States Army. John Murray took part in several skirmishes during the Philippine Insurrection against the United States occupation.
John Norman saloon account book
This collection contains an account book of John Norman's saloon in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Included are prices of whiskey, lists of items purchased for the making of whiskey, and records of purchases from specific vendors and names of customers and records of their purchases from the saloon.
John P. King letter to Charles Jones Jenkins
This collection contains a letter from John P. King, President of Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company to Georgia Governor Charles Jones Jenkins written on September 27, 1866. The letter concerns Dr. Milligan's proposed trip to New York to renew state bonds. King proposes that the business trip be handled locally.
John Pattillo visual arts materials
John S. Holland Civil War letter
This collection consists of John S. Holland's letter to Dr. William Farell. In it, Holland writes about the Army of Tennessee's march to Nashville, Tennessee, and subsequent delay outside the city. He describes the Federal attack on their position on December 15, 1864, and the cause of the rout on the next day. He also writes about retiring to winter quarters.
John S. T. Hall papers
This collection contains military records, genealogies, and photocopies of family records written inside a bible. Of particular interest is Hall's diary (1863-1865), which contains financial records, notes, and a copy of a letter from his future wife. Also included are copies of John S. T. Hall's records in a Confederate Roll of Prisoners of War, and a copy of Hall's appointment as a notary public in 1875.
John Springs letters
This collection contains a letter to A.B. Davidson from John Springs in 1850 concerning a trip to New York state.
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- Allen, Louise Richardson, 1917-2008 7
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