Box 9
Contains 19 Results:
From Bishop Percy (1765) to John Jacob Niles (1974) 340 Books and Songs in the Berea College Collection, revised February 1974; Folklore and Oral History Catalogue from the University of Vermont Bailey/Howe Library, 1981
Miscellaneous correspondence - includes plans for publication of her memoirs
“Reminiscences”
Memoirs (1)
Memoirs (2)
Parodies of famous poems presented at a party with correspondence and photograph
Genealogy charts and letters from Harriet Owsley, January 1986 and Dabney Hart, June 1993
Humorous comments; “Reflections of Miss Rebecca McLemore” (Isabel Howell); “Only Slightly Acid: Observations About Her Life and Times”; newspaper articles
Memorial tribute by Morton B. Howell; order of service, Downtown Presbyterian Church, Nashville; newspaper obituaries
Correspondence and articles
Correspondence with Ed Gleeson concerning re-publication of Pen and Sword
Pen and Sword reprint - correspondence and press releases with Richland Press
Correspondence, articles, and photograph ( 1851)
Materials relating to the placing of a military marker on his grave at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Nashville, TN, July 8, 1987
Dixie Liberator and correspondence
Correspondence and research papers
Genealogy and Illinois McGavocks - correspondence and other papers
Genealogy research and correspondence with Elizabeth Larkin
Margaret Lindsley Warden, great niece of Randal McGavock and owner of his journals -newspaper articles and correspondence
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