Small Collections 3
Contains 78 Results:
Correspondence about death of John Perry, 1862 July 1
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
Land transfer document signed by James H. Joyner, undated
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
4 bills for medical service, 1850s
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
11 bills for medical service, 1860s
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
9 bills for medical service, 1870s
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
9 bills for medical service, 1880s
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
6 bills for medical service, undated
This collection contains thirty-eight financial records related to medical services given by Dr. James H. Joyner during the second half of the 19th century. These bills are mostly on small bits of paper, some of which are undated. The collection also contains one letter and a land transfer document. The documents were all created in Sumner County, Tennessee.
Regarding payment of one hundred pounds in merchandise, May 20, 1791
This collection contains four handwritten legal trial transcripts, arranged in four file folders, signed by Andrew Jackson who was the Judge of the Superior Court. A typescript of each letter is included in the folders.
Property Sale, May, 1793
This collection contains four handwritten legal trial transcripts, arranged in four file folders, signed by Andrew Jackson who was the Judge of the Superior Court. A typescript of each letter is included in the folders.
"Loan of two Negro boys for one year in exchange for 12 pounds Virginia money", August 6, 1799
This collection contains four handwritten legal trial transcripts, arranged in four file folders, signed by Andrew Jackson who was the Judge of the Superior Court. A typescript of each letter is included in the folders.
Property Sale, February 25, 1803
This collection contains four handwritten legal trial transcripts, arranged in four file folders, signed by Andrew Jackson who was the Judge of the Superior Court. A typescript of each letter is included in the folders.
Letter from Sallie to Camilla, February 3, 1858
Letter from R. D. Jamison to Camilla, January 20, 1864
Reward of Merit Cards, undated
School Announcements for Shuqualak Male High School (1891), Murfreesboro Academy (1895), and Union Academy (1896), 1891 - 1896
Accounting Records
This collection contains the accounting records of a plantation in Charleston, Mississippi; the correspondence of two brothers, Thomas S. Jones [who was in charge of the plantation] and John R. Jones [who was practicing medicine in Marshall County, Tennessee]; and speech. Buleah Davis donated this collection in 1939.
Correspondence
This collection contains the accounting records of a plantation in Charleston, Mississippi; the correspondence of two brothers, Thomas S. Jones [who was in charge of the plantation] and John R. Jones [who was practicing medicine in Marshall County, Tennessee]; and speech. Buleah Davis donated this collection in 1939.
J. L. M. Curry Speech on the Election of the Speaker and the Progress of Anti-Slaveryism, December 10, 1859
This collection contains the accounting records of a plantation in Charleston, Mississippi; the correspondence of two brothers, Thomas S. Jones [who was in charge of the plantation] and John R. Jones [who was practicing medicine in Marshall County, Tennessee]; and speech. Buleah Davis donated this collection in 1939.
Account Sale of Cotton and Final Settlement, 1851 – 1852
This collection contains the accounting records of a plantation in Charleston, Mississippi; the correspondence of two brothers, Thomas S. Jones [who was in charge of the plantation] and John R. Jones [who was practicing medicine in Marshall County, Tennessee]; and speech. Buleah Davis donated this collection in 1939.
Invoice of Sundries, 1852
This collection contains the accounting records of a plantation in Charleston, Mississippi; the correspondence of two brothers, Thomas S. Jones [who was in charge of the plantation] and John R. Jones [who was practicing medicine in Marshall County, Tennessee]; and speech. Buleah Davis donated this collection in 1939.
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