| 21 |
Title: |
Andrew Maybank Jones family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Jones, Andrew Maybank |
|
| |
Dates: |
1803-1874, 1939 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of papers of Andrew Maybank Jones and Jones family members from 1803-1874. Materials relating to Andrew
Maybank Jones include correspondence, reports of the University of Georgia, bills of sale, promissory notes, a prayer book,
and an account book of Jones' plantations. Further correspondence are between Charles West and Joseph Jones, Joseph Jones
and Charlton Hines, W. Fleming and Captain Joseph Jones, and Mrs. Electra Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge. The collection also includes
records of cotton sales for Joseph Jones, Confederate States of America money, and newspaper clippings concerning the Confederacy.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms1289 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 22 |
Title: |
Hodgson's, Inc. business records
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Hodgson's, Inc. (Athens, Ga.) |
|
| |
Dates: |
1914-1935 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of business records of Hodgson's, Inc. (Athens, Ga.) and for the Hodgson Cotton Company (Athens, Ga.),
S.C. Faust Company (Crawford, Ga.), and the Oglethorpe Oil and Fertilizer Company (Athens, Ga.) (which were merged into Hodgson's,
Inc.) from 1914-1935. The business records include cash books, delivery books, and account books for the sales of coal, cotton,
and seed. The entries contain the individual or company name, dates of purchase, item, and price.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms1634 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 23 |
Title: |
John Fontaine papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Fontaine, John, 1790-1866 |
|
| |
Dates: |
1820-1931 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of business correspondence, receipts, and invoices pertaining to Stewart & Fontaine, commission merchants
in Columbus, Georgia. There are a few letters from 1836 relating to Fontaine's service as the mayor of Columbus and the problems
they are having with the Native People.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms2014 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 24 |
Title: |
Thomas family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Thomas family |
|
| |
Dates: |
1849-1942 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of correspondence, receipts, photographs, printed material, and legal documents. Most of the letters
discuss social events and news of family or friends but a few mention U.S. politics, particularly the 1876 Presidential election;
George Dudley Thomas' law practice; plantation management; and the cotton market.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms2388 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 25 |
Title: |
John Ray papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Ray, John, -1868 |
|
| |
Dates: |
1829-1868 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of John Ray's day book, docket book, and plantation book. The day book records debts collected from
1831-1844, and contains some notes concerning land; and the docket book contains notes of proceedings and filings in court
cases in Coweta County, Georgia Superior Court from 1843-1865. The plantation book records names of enslaved people, and account
of their clothes, rations, and blankets; notes on legal decisions; and recipes for various illnesses, including heart disease,
measles, rheumatism, pneumonia, scarlet fever, and asthma. The collection also includes handwritten papers on heart disease;
promissory notes, deeds and indentures for land in Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia, a bill of sales for two "Negroes" (named
"Roland, 2 years old, and Randal, about 7 years old"); tax records; and records of White Oak Plantation (Coweta County, Ga.)
and an unidentified plantation. The plantation records record how much cotton was sold (cotton made at White Oak Plantation).
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms119 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 26 |
Title: |
Godfrey Barnsley family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Barnsley, Godfrey, 1805-1873 |
|
| |
Dates: |
1806-1903 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of papers of Godfrey Barnsley and the Barnsley family from 1806-1903. The papers consist mainly of
correspondence, letter books, and financial records. The correspondence (bulk 1828-1873) and letter books (1837-1873, with
gaps) pertain to personal and business matters relating to Barnsley's occupation as a cotton factor and merchant. Correspondents
include Barnsley's business partners John Day, William D. Duncan, John R. Gardner, Edmund M. Sager, and James Sager and family
members including his wife Julia Scarborough Barnsley, his uncle George Barnsley of Liverpool, and his children. Many of the
family letters were written from Woodlands Plantation in Bartow County, Georgia to Barnsley while he attended to business
in Savannah (Ga.), Mobile (Ala.), and New Orleans (La.) and discuss family and plantation matters. Some of the correspondence
relates to his position with the Port of Savannah as vice consul and interim of the Netherlands and vice consul for the Kingdom
of the Two Sicilies. The collection also contains transcripts of much of the correspondence.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms1737 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 27 |
Title: |
Peninah W. Thomas family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Clinch, Batavia Thomas |
|
| |
Dates: |
1821-1959 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of papers of Peninah W. Thomas and the Thomas family of Athens (Ga.) from 1821-1959. The papers include
correspondence, bills and receipts, account books, legal documents, and sermons (1890s) written by Robert Toombs DuBose.
The bills and receipts (1821-1910) contain several receipts for wages paid by Peninah W. Thomas to freedmen. The account
books (1834-1845) contain bank accounts of Stevens Thomas and lists of accounts and purchases.
The correspondence includes letters (1838-1870) between Peninah W. Thomas and her daughters Ella (Hull), Batavia (Clinch),
and Mary (Saffold). The letters mainly contain news of family or friends and social events, but of particular interest are
letters from Batavia living in Connecticut during the Civil War. The letters discuss the fall of Ft. Sumter and northerners'
inability to understand southern attitudes. Also included are letters from Thomas Reynolds and John Shannon discussing plantation
management, the cotton market, and other details of Thomas' business interests. From 1870-1941 letters are between Jennie
Stovall (DuBose) and Robert Toombs DuBose, mostly personal but also containing some information on Georgia land sales, his
ministry, and service in the Georgia House of Representatives.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms1738 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 28 |
Title: |
James Eppinger family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Eppinger, Edward, 1835- |
|
| |
Dates: |
1807-1899 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of papers of James Eppinger and the Eppinger family and includes letterbooks, a journal, and a property
book containing entries listing property bought and sold in Georgia; birth, death and sales of slaves; cash accounts for sales
and purchases. The materials document Eppinger's business activities, cotton trade, Georgia land sales, plantation management
and farming, his service in the Georgia House of Representatives, his law practice, Georgia politics, and Reconstruction.
The papers also include a form book, a cash book, a legal ledger, and two books containing recipes for ink, soap, as well
as remedies for various illnesses.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms2713 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 29 |
Title: |
Banks family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Banks family |
|
| |
Dates: |
1818-1923 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of papers of the Banks family of Elbert and Muscogee Counties, Georgia from 1818-1923. The collection
minutely includes indentures and legal documents, but it consists mainly of correspondence between family members. Early
letters are addressed to John Banks and concern business activities.
Most of the Civil War correspondence is addressed to either Sarah Lucy or John Banks and primarily includes letters from Willis
Dunston and Daniel Watkins with a few from George Young and Richard Eugene; all part of the 39th Alabama Infantry Regiment.
The letters describe battles and fighting at Falls Church, Virginia; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Lookout Mountain, Tybee Island,
and the retreat from Atlanta, Georgia. Other topics discussed include troop movements, marches, causalities, problems with
deserters, and the lack of supplies. Some letters also discuss farm management during the war, financial problems, and cotton
sales. After the death of Willis Dunston, Daniel Watkins, and Richard Eugene in 1864 the correspondence (1864-1865) consists
of letters of condolence to John Banks.
Later correspondence (1870-1923 with gaps) contains letters to E.A. (Elbert Augustine) Banks in New York City, mainly from
G.J. (Gideon James) Peacock concerning family news, cotton sales, farm management, and land sales in Georgia. Other correspondents
include Edward Sims Banks and Susan Martha Banks.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms1571 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
| 30 |
Title: |
Banks family papers
|
Requires cookie* |
| |
Creator: |
Banks family |
|
| |
Dates: |
1818-1923 |
|
| |
Contents: |
The collection consists of family correspondence, indentures and legal documents. Some of the Civil War letters describe battles
and fighting at Falls Church, Virginia; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Lookout Mountain, Tybee Island, and the retreat from Atlanta,
Georgia. Later correspondence contains letters concerning family news, cotton sales, farm management, and land sales in Georgia.
|
|
| |
Identifier: |
ms2343 |
|
| |
Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
|
| |
Similar Items: |
Find |
|
