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THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Dates Covered 

Number of Items 

Name of Collection JOHN 

- /7<?/ 

Given by : ,^tr. Neal Kitchens, Box 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

, Bvllochville, Georgia 

Date & method of arrival: Mailed to Chancellor D. C. Barrow, November 20y 192? 

M3EEINKNaH!RK DESCRIPTION 

Grant to John Taber of !.;00 acres of land in W^lkes County, Georgia. 
Sip-ned by Governor Edward Telfair. 

Location: 

 [HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 3162 

TaR, Andrew J 

Family papers, 1862-1902 

25 items 

Andrew J. TaR lived in Whitehall, New York. His parents were Hiram TaR (or TafR) 
and Jane Furgeson TaR. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War in the 
Regiment, New York Volunteer Infantry, Company C. 

The collection consists mainly of letters written by Andrew TaR to his family hi 
Whitehall, NY while he was a soldier. His company was in Louden Valley (VA), 
Stafford Court House (VA), Catlett's Station (VA), Kelley's Ford (VA), and Atlanta 
(GA). His regiment was the first to enter Atlanta, and TaR describes the fortifications 
around the city, the houses with bullet holes, and foraging expeditions aRer the battle. 
The letters discuss details of battles, officers, fellow soldiers, and camp life. 

There are also letters from his brother Hiram TaR, Jr., usually added to Andrew's letter, 
and other family members including Henry TaR. An 1899 letter indicates that Andrew 
TaR is the tax collector in Whitehall. 

Also included in the collection are a carte de visite of Andrew TaR in his uniform, his 
watch fob, and 2 ribbons from the veterans organization Grand Army of the Republic 
(GAR). 

Cite as: Andrew J. TaR family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602 

1. TaR family 2. TafR family 3. United States—History—Civil War, 1861-1865 

4. United States. Army. New York Infantry regiment, 123"* (1862-1865). Company C 

5. United States—History—Civil War, 1861-1865—Campaigns 6. Atlanta Campaign, 
1864 

 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No.__3=115. 

Dates Covered 

Date .— -IE.-January_1282 
Name of Collection 

Number of Items 

Family_,_..^ap.ers ^____ 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased from Harvey Dan Abrams 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival Winter 1980 

DESCRIPTION 

The Talbot family which immigrated to Wilkes County, Georgia from Mary 
land shortly after the Revolutionary War almost immediately became influential 
in Georgia society and politics through the vast landholdings of John Talbot. 
Talbot's son Matthew served nearly twenty years as Georgia state senator and 
three times vas elected president of the state senate, serving briefly in 1819 
as acting governor after the death of William Rabun. 

The tvo documents comprising this collection are as follows: 

1) Manuscript balance sheet submitted to Wilkes County Superior Court 
by Matthew Talbot, executor of the estate of the late John Talbot, 
dated 15 February 1803. 

2) Manuscript reply of Atha Jarrett, Thomas Talbot and Richard Sapping 
to the bill of complaint of Peter Bennett et al, filed 21 July 1817 
in Wilkes County Superior Court. Signed by Stephen Upson and Duncan 
G. Campbell, lawyers. 

1. Talbot Family. 

2. Wilkes County, Georgia. 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 1625 

Taliaferro, Benjamin, 1750-1821. 
Letter to John Milledge, 1800 Apr. 7. 
1 item. 

Benjamin Taliaferro (1750-1821), U.S. Congressman from Georgia. 

The collection consists of a letter from Benjamin Taliaferro, Philadelphia 
(Pa.) on April 7, 1800 to John Milledge in Augusta (Ga.). Taliaferro alludes 
to dissenting factions within Georgia politics and mentions a request from 
Milledge concerning a land grant for Abraham Harmon. 

Typescript available. 

Cite as: Benjamin Taliaferro, letter to John Milledge. Hargrett Rare Book and 
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Milledge, John, 1757-1818. 2. Harmon, Abraham. 3. Georgia-Politics and 
govemment-1775-1865.1. GAGP 

 TALKING BOOK CENTER PHONE NUMBERS IN BRAILLE 

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MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No.. 

MS 

Date 

2 March 1979 

Dates Covered 1979 

Name of Collection 

y TSrnlr 

Number of Items 

A+.t*fM*tS ^ 

Given by Patricia W. Salas, Athens Regional Library 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 1 February 1979 by mail 

DESCRIPTION These items, in braille, pertain to the Athens area and include 
"Emergency and frequently called telephone numbers in the Athens area," 

"Phone numbers for dentists in Athens,Georgia", and "Phone numbers for beauty 

salons in Athens, Georgia." 

313/12-78/500 

 Talmadge, Herman E. 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No.. 21l6(M) _____ . Dates Covered 

^ February 25, 1985 i\i L .ci. 

Date ______ ___ Number of Items 

Name of Collection ____ Taima^M Wc-T-mpn p 

Given by 

Deposited by 

Purchased from ' *=< 

Other terms 

Date & method of arrival Removed from Georgia Collection, Vertical File, 196% 
DESCRIPTION 

Autographed letter signed from Herman E. Talmadge, Governor to the University 
of Georgia, March 31, 1950, calling attention to an act passed by the General 
Assembly governing the sale, inspection, importation and distribution of all 
milk. 

3i3/8-8!*/3oo 

 TALMADGE, JOHN E. - Corra Harris, 

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MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

286 

Accession No. , 

Date April. 1972 

Dates Covered 

., , , - 1 volume 
Number of Items - 

Name of Collection John E. TaUnadge - Corra Harris, Lady of Birpose 

Given by * The author 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival : Brought in by Mr. Taljnadge 

DESCRIPTION . 

Typescript of book published by University of Georgia 

Press, 1968. 

See: IXK23 
T151co 

UCL 832 

 TALMADGE, JOHN E.- REBECCA LATIT^R FELTON 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No. .. .2.86 

Date ... ........Nover^er, 

Name of CoHection -..Talmadge,__Jqhn E. 
'Decades. 

Dates Covered 

Number of Items .... 

Rebecca Latimer Felton: Nine Stoi 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival From the Press, 

DESCRIPTION 

Two copies, typescript, of book published by the University of 

Georgia Press, I960. Both copies contain corrections. 

See: LXK23 . 
Tl^lr 

UGL 832 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2299 

Talmadge, May Erwin 

May Erwin Talmadge papers, 1864-1973. 

5! linear feet. 

May Erwin Talmadge, club woman and member of Georgia State Board of Education. 

Correspondence, business papers, receipts, appointment 
books, printed material, and photos, chiefly 
relating to Talmadge's years of service with the 
Daughters of the American Revolution including her 
term as president general and with Georgia State 
Board of Education; together with family material. 
Includes extensive correspondence pertaining to the 
controversy which arose from DAR racial policies in 
the wake of the Marian Anderson incident and 
material relating to issues facing the Georgia Board 
of Education during the 1950s including banning of 
textbooks and integration. 

Location: University of Georgia Libraries, Hargrett Rare Book 

and Manuscript Library (Athens). 

Subjects: 

Other authors: 

Georgia. State Board of Education. 

Education -- Georgia. 

Georgia -- Population elements -- Afro-Americans. 

Textbooks -- Censorship -- Georgia. 

Afro-Americans -- Education -- Georgia. 

School integration -- Georgia. 

Georgia -- Race relations. 

State boards of education -- Georgia. 

Talmadge family. 

Anderson, Marian, 1897-1993. 

Race discrimination -- United States. 

Segregation -- United States. 

Race relations. 

Georgia -- Education. 

Women -- United States -- Societies and clubs. 

Patriotic societies -- United States. 

United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- 

Societies, etc. 
Daughters of the American Revolution. 

 Materials in this collection will not be available 
for ca. 48 hours after request is made. Please 
inquire at front desk. 

 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, MANUSCRIPTS DIVISION 
Scope and Content Note 

The University of Georgia Libraries Special Collections Department acquired 
the May Ervin Talmadge Papers in December of I960. The papers were given to the 
university by Lee Epting, who at that time vas the owner of the Talmadge house 
on Prince Avenue in Athens. Mrs. Talmadge, vife of Julius Talmadge of Athens, 
vas active in the Daughters of the American Revolution for over fifty years 
(serving as President General from 19*^ through 19**8), and worked vith the Georgia 
State Board of Education in the 1950's. The collection consists of correspondence, 
business papers, receipts, photographs, and print material. The bulk of the 
material centers on Mrs. Talmadge's work with the D.A.R. and Board of Education, 
but the collection also includes personal correspondence and material relating to 
the Talmadge and Ervin families. An attempt vas made to organize the collection 
chronologically whenever possible but, as the papers were in disarray upon arrival, 
there remains a good deal of miscellaneous material, undated correspondence, un 
identified photographs, etc. 

The first fifteen boxes in the collection contain correspondence filed 
chronologically. Most of this material relates to D.A.R. business and activities, 
but personal and family correspondence is included as well. The series begins 
with Ervin family letters which date from the l860's, followed by Mrs. Talmadge's 
ovn letters dating from 1901. Materials of note in this section include corres 
pondence relating to political problems encountered by the D.A.R. as a result of 
their racial policies (in the vake of the much publicized Marion Anderson incident). 
Boxes sixteen through twenty-seven contain Mrs. Talmadge's business receipts. This 
section is also filed chronologically. 

Mrs. Talmadge's vork vith the Georgia State Board of Education is documented 
in boxes twenty-eight through thirty-five. This section contains her business 
papers (reports, legal briefs, policy statements, budgets, minutes of meetings, 
etc.) relating to Board of Education matters. Each folder in this series is 
labeled with its particular subject heading. The researcher is advised to check 
the inventory listing carefully to avoid overlooking any of the many topics in 
this section. Materials of note include correspondence relating to Mrs. Talmadge's 
involvement in efforts to ban certain school textbooks. For further information 
concerning Mrs. Talmadge's ovn activity in Board of Education proceedings, refer 
back to the dated correspondence in boxes one through fifteen. 

Boxes thirty-six through thirty-eight contain Mrs. Talmadge's appointment 
books. This material dates from 19^ and runs consecutively through 1959. The 
remaining sections of the collection consist of miscellaneous photographs (boxes 
thrity-nine through forty-one), business papers (boxes forty-two through forty-four), 
and print material (boxes forty-seven through fifty). 

 Manuscripts Department 

MAY ERWIN TAIJMDGE PAPERS 
Inventory 

Box 

1 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 
It 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 
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15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 
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25 

26 

27 

28 

1 

2 

3 
1* 

5 

6 

7 

8 

1 

2 

3 
It 

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1867 
I87i< 
1875 
1882 
1901 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1915 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

Jail-Sept. 192 it 
Oct-Dec. 192 it 

1925 

Jan-Aug. 1926 
Sept-Dec.1926 

1927 

1928 

1929 

Jan-July 1930 
Aug-Dec. 1930 

1931 

1932 

1933 

Correspondence:Jan-June 193^ 
" Jul-Dec 193i< 
" Jan-May 1935 
" June-Aug 1935 
" Sept-Nov 1935 

Correspondence: 

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 Inventory 
Box Folder Description 

it 1 Correspondence :Dec 1-21, 1935 

2 " Dec 22-31,1935 

3 " 1936 

it " 1937 

5 " 1938 

5 1 Correspondence: 1939 

2 " 19itO 

3 " 19*11 

it " 19*t2 

5 " Jan- June 19*t3 

6 " July-Dec 19*^3 

1 Correspondence: Jan-May 

2 " June-Julyl9*tij 

3 " Aug-Dec 19it*t 

*i " Jan- June 19*i5 

5 " Aug-Dec 19*15 

1 Correspondence: Jan-Apr 19*16 

2 " May-Oct 19*i6 

3 " Nov-Dec 19it6 

*1 " Jan-Mar 

5 " Apr-Dec 

8 1 Correspondence: 19*i8 

2 " 19it9 

3 " 1950 

*i " 1951 

5 " 1952 

6 " 1953 

7 " I95*i 

8 " Jan-Aug 1955 

9 1 Correspondence :Sep-Dec 1955 

2 " Jan-July 1956 

3 " Aug-Dec 1956 

*i " 1957 

10 1 Correspondence: 1958 

2 " 1959 

3 " I960 

*^ " 1961 

5 " 1962 

6 " Jan-May 1963 

7 " June-Dec 1963 

11 1 Correspondence :Jan-Nov 

2 " Dec 1-12, 

3 "Dec 13-18, 196** 

Dec 19-31, 196** 

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Box 

12 

13 

15 

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1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 
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6 

7 

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20 

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1965 

1966 

1967 

1968 

1969 

1970 

1971 

1972 

1973 

Undated 

Correspondence: Undated 

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Receipts: 

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Receipts: 

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1909 

1911 

1913 

1918 

1920 

1922 

1923 

192*1 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

1929 

1930 

1931 

1932 

1933 

193** 

1935 

1936 

1937 

1938 

1939 

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tt 

 Inventory 

Box 
17 (con't) 

18 

20 

22 

23 

21* 

Folder 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 
1* 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 
h 

5 

1 

2 

3 

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19*17 
19^8 
19^8 (Bound) 

19^9 
1950 

Jan-Sep 1951 
Oct-Dec 1951 

Jan-Jul 1952 
Aug-Dec 1952 
1952 (Bound) 
Jan-Jul 1953 

Aug-Dec 1953 
Jan-May 195** 
Jan-Jul 195*1 

Aug-Oct 
Oct-Nov 
Dec 
1955 

1956 

Jan-Feb 1957 
Mar-Jun 1957 

Jul-Sep 1957 
Oct-Dec 1957 

1957 (Bound) 

Jan-Feb 1958 
Mar-May 1958 
Jun-Aug 1958 
Sep-Nov 1958 
Dec 1958 

Jan-Apr 1959 
May-Jul 1959 
Aug-Oct 1959 
Nov-Dec 1959 

 Inventory 
Box Folder Description 

26^% 1 Receipts: Jan-Jul I960 

2 " " Aug-Dec I960 

3 " Jan-Jun 196l 

^ " Jun-Dec 1961 

5 " 1962 

6 " Jan-May 1963 

7 " Jun-Dec 1963 

1 Receipts: Jan-Jun 1961* 

2 " Jul-Dec 196^ 

3 " 1966 

h " 1967-1971 

5 " Undated 

28 1 State Board of Education ReportY 

Providing an Adequate Foundation 
Program of Education 

2 State Board of Education Report: 

Revised Budget 1951-1953 

3 State Board of Education Report: 

Science for Georgia Schools Pt. 1-11 

h " Pt. Ill 
5 Georgia Supreme Court Brief: 

Collins vs. McPhail 

29 1 Digest of Bills Passed by the Split 

Legislative Session: 1953 

2 State Board of Education Report: 

Joint Committee on Economy 1955 

3 Federal Office of Education Annual 

Report 
h Georgia Business Education Assn. 

Armchair Bulletin Meeting 195^* 

5 Organization of Georgia Dept. of 

Education 1953 

6 Preliminary Brief: Calhoun County 

Controversy 

7 Official Opinion on Legality of 

Governors Order of Feb. 1, 195^ 

8 Padding of School Attendence: 

Johnson County 1956 

9 Memorandum: The Present School 

Situation Jan. 1959 

10 Recommendation of Teachers; April 

11 Program for State Supervision 

12 School Building Program 1955 

13 Georgia School for the Deaf and Blimt 
Ih - Educational Television 
15 Facts Concerning Proposal for School 

District Bonds 

^ 

 Inventory 

Box Folder Description 

29 (con't) 16 Georgia Council on Human Relations 

17 New Georgia Teachers 1955 

18 Poteet vs. Union County 

Board of Education 

19 Appeal of Edison School Against 

Consolidation vith Morgan 

20 Tentative Statement of Allowable 

Instructional Space at Proposed 
White School Centers at Walton Count; 

21 Miscellaneous Board of Education 

Corre spondenc e /Report s 

30 1 Minutes of State Board of Education: 

I960 

2 " 1961 

3 " 1962 
it " 1965 
5 Minutes of Athens Board of Education: 

6 " 1955 

7 Report of Trade School Committee 

8 Report on Vocational Education: 

Aug. 1951 

9 Policies Adopted by Georgia State 

Board of Education 1951 

10 Report by Department of Education 

1955 

11 Recommendations (Teachers Retirement 

College System) 1955 

12 Banning of Textbooks in Georgia 

Schools 

13 Survey of Instruction for Math and 

Science 
lit Need for Black Schools in Chatham 

County 

15 Testing Programs in Georgia Schools 

1955 

16 Vocational Education 

17 Savannah Plan 

31 1 Allotments of Teachers to School 

Systems 

2 Agendas of State Board of Education 

3 J. Wilkins Smith Case 
it Programs Approved for Teacher 

Education in Georgia Colleges 

5 Charter Application; Birdvood 

Junior College 

6 Length of School Day and Year 

7 Report on John Marshall Lav School 

8 Report on Traveling Science Teacher 

Program 

 Inventory 

Box Folder Description 

31 (con't) 9 Program for Exceptional Children 

10 Certification Policies of the 

State Board of Education 

11 Resolutions 

12 Community Schools and Suburban 

Development 

13 Appeal from Jasper County Board of 

Education 
1^ Curriculum for Georgia Schools 

15 Report on visit to Albany State 

College 

16 Bids on School Property 

17 Appeal from Grady County Board 

of Education 

18 Vocation Education Budget 1956-1957 

19 Needs and Proposed Locations of 

Vocational Schools 

32 1 Minutes of State Board of Education 

Meetings: 1950 

2 " Jan-May 1951 

3 V Jun-Dec 1951 

1* " 1952 

5 " Jan-Jun 1953 

6 V Jul-Dec 1953 

33 1 Minutes of State Board of Education 

Meetings: Jan-Mar 

2 " Apr-Dec 

3 " Jan-Apr 1955 

!t " May-Jul 1955 

5 " Aug-Dec 1955 

6 " Jan-Jun 1^, 1956 

7 " Jun 18-Dec 1956 

8 " 1959 

3^ 1 Georgia State Board of Educations 

Budgets/Financial Reports 

2 School Lunch Policies 

3 Student Transportation 

h Teacher and School Employees Salarie: 

5 School Enrollment 

6 Southern REgional Conference of 

State Boards of Education 

7 Appeal from Geene County 

35 1 Miscellaneous Business Papers 

2 

3 

 Inventory 

Box 
36 

37 

38 

39 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 
it 

5 

6 

7 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

Description 
Appointments: 

V 

M 

19*17 

Appointments: 

Appointments: 

M 

Photographs 

M 

1950 

1951 

1952 

1953 
195** 

1955 

1956 

1957 

1958 

1959 

ito 

1 

2 

3 

Photographs 

M 

5 

6 

!t2 

1 

2 

3 
It 

5 

6 

7 

1 

2 

3 
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Photographs 

M 

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Miscellaneous Business Papers 

M 

M 
M 

1 

2 

3 

Miscellaneous Business Papers 

M 

5 

6 

Tax Reports 

 Inventory 

Box 

47 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 
h 

5 

6 

7 

1 

2 

3 

Description 

Miscellaneous Business Papers 

M 
M 
M 

n 

Miscellaneous 

n 

M 
H 
M 

Talmadge Family History 

Certificates 

Maps 

Account Book 

Miscellaneous 

Miscellaneous Print Material 

M 
H 

50 

51 (Oversize) 

1 
1 
1-13 

Print Material 
Print Material 
Newspaper Clippings 

Photographs, Record Book, 
Printing Blocks, Floor Plan 

 TARIFi BILL, 1888 

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MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No._ 

Dates Covered 

18L8 

Number of Items -._l.scrapbook 

Name of Collection .....JM5Z.BILL,, .1888^.CL1PPINGS 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

Provenance unknown 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

1 voLume pasted clippings about the Tariff Bill of 1888. 
Partial index written in front. 

1$ numbered pages. 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

 Accession No.. 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

________ Dates Covered 1824 - 1884 

Date 22 April 198! 

Number of Items ____^ 

Name of Collection 

Tarver Family. 

Papers. 

Given by ' 

Deposited on permanent deposit by Mrs. Edward S. Ducker 
Purchased from 1225 Onslcw Drive 
Other terms Greensboro, N. C. 27408 

(919) 299-6753 

Date & method of arrival 

March 198! by John Shaft all 

**. -* 

DESCRIPTION 

The Tarvers were land owners in Macon and Bulloch Counties.of 
Alabama and married into the Banks Family of Columbus. 

letters. 

The papers deal mainly with land transactions. There are a few 

1. Macon County, Alabama. 2. Bulloch County, Georgia. 3- Banks Family. 

313/2-30/500 

 Tate Family 

Accession No. 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Datea Covered 173R - 1R97 

Date 

July 1983 

Name of Collection 

Number of Items 

Tate Bible Record 

Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

Charles 0. Walker 
Jasper, Ga. 

1982, Oct. Delivered by Bob Davis 

DESCRIPTION 
Tate Family Records 

tn 

1. Genealogy 

313/10-32/500 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2016 

Tate family. 

Tate family papers, [ca. 1849-1975] (bulk 1922-1961). 
26 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

The Tate family of Gordon and Pickens counties, Georgia operated the Georgia 
Marble Company in Tate, Georgia. Philip May Tate, married Edna Ferguson (1873- 
1951), their children include Sarah (b. 1905) and William (1903-1980). 

The collection consists of papers of the Tate family of Gordon and Pickens 
counties, Georgia from ca. 1849-1975. The papers consist primarily of 
correspondence, both business and personal. The business correspondence 
relates to the Tates' involvement in the Georgia Marble Company (Tate, Georgia) 
and the Kennesaw Marble Company (Marietta, Ga.). The personal correspondence 
is mainly between Edna Ferguson Tate and her children Sarah and William Tate. 
Sarah's letters are from Agnes Scott College (Decatur, Ga.) where she was a 
student and from Orlando (Fla.) where she took a teaching job. William's 
letters are first as a student and later as an instructor and Dean of Men at 
the University of Georgia and contain a substantial amount of material relating 
to activities at the University and events in Athens, Georgia. Other 
correspondents include Philip May Tate, Stephen C. Tate, Florence M. Tate, and 
Samuel Tate. The collection also contains photographs of the Tate family and 
the Georgia Marble Company; account books ca. 1882-1904 pertaining to Sam'1 & 
S.L. Tate & Co. (a general store) and the Georgia Marble Company; and materials 
relating to the history of Pickens County (Ga.). 

Finding aid available in repository. 

Cite as: Tate family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Georgia Marble Company (Tate, Ga.) 2. Kennesaw Marble Company (Marietta, 
Ga.) 3. Agnes Scott College. 4. University of Georgia. 5. Sam'1 & S.L. Tate & 
Co. (Tate, Ga.) 6. College students-Georgia. 7. General stores-Georgia. 8. 

 Marble industry and trade-Georgia. 9. Merchants—Georgia. 10. Stone industry 
and trade—Georgia. 11. Stores, Retail—Georgia. 12. Universities and colleges- 
-Georgia—Faculty. 13. Women college students—Georgia. 14. Women's colleges- 
Georgia. 15. Pickens County (Ga.)--SociaI life and customs-19th century. 16. 
Pickens County (Ga.)--Social life and customs—20th century. 17. Pickens County 
(Ga.)--History. 18. Account books. 19. Business records. I. Tate, Edna 
Ferguson. II. Tumlin, Sarah Tate. HI. Tate, William, 1903-1980. IV. Tate, 
Philip May. V. Tate, Stephen Clayton, d. 1911. VI. Tate, Florence M., b. 1873. 
VII. Tate, Samuel. VIII. GAGP 

 Tate Family Papers 
Ms 2315 

This collection of 5T Hollinger boxes, dating from about 1349 to 
1975, concerns primarily members of the Tate Family who lived in 
Jordan and Pickens Counties, Georgia. The bulk of the material 
consists of family correspondence, but filed within this are also 
business correspondence, receipts, and legal documents, "uch of the 
business correspondence concerns Samuel Tatc, uho was president of 
the Georgia 'farble Co. in Tate, Georgia. Included in the family 
correspondence are letters written to Edna Per^uson Tate, many of 
which are from her children. nf particular interest are letters from 
her son, -Jilliam Tate, "-/ritten *jhcn lie was a student, as well as an 
instructor and Dean of Hen at the University of Ceorgia. Other items 
in this collection include clippings, account books, journals, photographs, 
material on Pickens County, genealogy, and various miscellany. 

A folder inventory follows. 

 Tate Family Papers 
Ms 2O16 

Folder Inventory 

Box no. 

Folder no. 

1 

2-5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

1 

2 
j 

4 

5 

6 

9 

11 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

13 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

3 

7 

Description 

Genealogy 

Griffeth Family 

Pickens County 

Pickens Co. Acts of the General Assembly 

Pickens Co. Volunteer Infantry Roll 

Pickens Co. Talking Rock Baptist Church 

Pickens Co. Miscellaneous. 

Garble Factory and Newspaper 

History of Family Name 

Correspondence, etc. 1849-1939 

1349 

1312 

1333-1334 

1335-1333 

1391 

1392-1393 

1393 

1394 

1395 

1396 

1397 

1393 

1399 January-March 

1399 April-July 

1399 August-December 

1900 January-August 

1900 October-December 

1901 

1903 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1903 

1909 

Correspondence, etc. 
1913 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1913-1922 

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lox no, 

Folder no. 

3 

9 

13 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

3 

2 

3 

description 

1917 

1913 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1922 

1922 October-December 

Correspondence, etc. 1923 

1923 January-February 
1923 March 
1921 April-June 
1923 July-September 
1923 October-November 

1923 December 

Correspondence, etc. 1924 

1924 January-February 

1924 March 

1924 April 

1924 Hay-June 

1924 July-September 

1924 October-Decenber 

Correspondence, etc. 
1925 January 
1925 February 1-13 
1925 February 11-28 
1925 March 1-10 
1925 March 11-20 
1925 March 21-31 

Correspondence, etc. 
1925 April 1-10 
1925 April 11-25 
1925 April 26-30 
1925 May 
1925 July-Sep 
1925 October 
1925 November 
1925 December 

Correspondence, etc. 1926 
1926 January-February 
1926 March-April 
1926 May 

1925 January-March 

19.25 April-December 

(cont.) 

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3ox no, 

Folder no. 

3 

6 

7 

3 

1 

2 

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4 

5 

6 

7 

5 

6 

7 

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9 

Description 

1926 June-August 
1926 September 
1926 October 
1926 November 

1926 December 

Correspondence, etc. 1927 

1927 January-February 

1927 March 

1927 April 

1927 Hay 

1927 June 

1927 July 

1927 September 

1927 October 

1927 November-December 

Correspondence , etc. 1923 

1923 January 

1928 February 

1923 March 

1923 April 

1923 Hay 

1923 June- August 

1923 September 

1923 October- November 

1923 December 

11 

5 

6 

7 

1 

3 

Correspondence , etc. 

1929 January-February 

1929 March 

1029 April 

1929 May 

1929 June- July 

1929 August- September 

1929 October-December 

Correspondence , etc. 

1031 January 

1?30 February 

1931 **arch 

1033 April 

1'13T 'lay-June 

1930 July-September 

1930 October-^ovenber 

1930 December 

1931 

(cont.) 

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no. 

(cent.) 

:tc. 

15 

16 

17 

18 

6 

7 

3 

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5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

1931 January-May 
1931 Juna-Decer.ber 
1912 larch-July 
1932 August-December 
1*^33 January-May 
1033 June-September 

1933 October-December 

1934 January-1 tarch 

1934 'lay-December 

Correspondence, etc. 1935 

1935 January-March 

1935 April 

1935 'lay 

1935 June-July 

1935 August-September 

1935 October-December 

Correspondence, etc. 1936-1937 

1936 January-May 
1136 June-August 

1936 September-December 

1937 January-April 

1937 Hay-August 

1937 September-December 

Correspondence, etc. 1938 

1933 January-February 

1933 Harch-Hay 

1933 June-July 

1933 August-September 

1933 October-December 

Correspondence, etc. 1939-1940 
1939 January-April 
1939 May-July 

1939 August-November 

1940 January-June 
1940 July-August 

1940 September-December 

Correspondence, etc. 1941 

1941 January-February 
1941 March-June 
1941 July-August 
1941 September-October 

(cont.) 

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Box no. Folder no. Description 

13 5 1941 November-December 

19 Correspondence^ etc. 1942 January-October 

1 1942 January-March 

2 1942 April-May 

3 1942 June 

4 1942 July 

5 1942 August 

6 1942 September 

7 1942 October 

20 Correspondence, etc. 1942 November ^. 1943 

1 1942 November 1-16 

2 1942 November 16-29 

3 1942 December 

4 1943 January-February 

5 1943 March-April 

6 1943 May-June 

7 1943 July-October 

3 1943 November-December 

21 Correspondence, etc. 1944 21 1946 March 

1 - 1944 January-July 

2 1944 August-December 

3 1945 January-May 

4 1945 June-December 

5 1946 January 

6 1946 February 

7 1946 March 

22 Correspondence, etc. 1946 Apri1-Decemb er 

1 1946 April 

2 1946 May 

3 1946 June 

4 1946 July 

5 1946 August 

6 1946 September 

7 1946 October 

3 1946 November 

9 1946 December 

21 Correspondence, etc. 1947 

1 1947 January-February 

2 1947 : larch 

3 1947 April-Hay 

4 1?47 June 

5 1947 July 

6 - 1947 August 

7 1947 September-October 

(cont.) 

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Box no, 

Polder no. 

27 

5 

6 

7 

3 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

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2 

3 

4 

5 

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1 

2 

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4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

Description 

1947 Jlovanber 
1?47 lecenber 

Correspondence , etc. 
194'1 January 
1943 February 

1941 April 

Hay 

June 
1943 July 
1943 August 
194'^ September 
1943 October-December 

Correspondence , etc. 
1949 January 1-15 
1949 January 16-30 
1949 February 1-15 
1949 February 16-28 
1949 March 1-8 
1949 March 9-31 
1949 April 1-15 
1949 April 16-30 

Correspondence , etc. 
1949 May 1-20 
1949 May 21-31 
1949 June 
1949 July 
1949 August 
1949 September 

1949 October-December 

Correspondence , etc. 

1950 January 1-15 
1950 January 16-31 
1950 February 1-17 
1950 February 13-23 
1950 March 1-15 
1950 March 16-31 
1950 April 1-10 
1950 April 11-30 

1949 January-April 

1949 Hay-December 

1950 January-April 

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29 

33 

31 

32 

33 

Polder no. 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 
A 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Description 

Correspondence, etc. 
1950 May 1-20 
1950 May 21-30 
1950 June 1-15 
1950 June 16-30 
1950 July 

Correspondence, etc. 
1950 August 
1950 September 1-15 
1950 September 16-30 
1950 October 1-10 
1950 October 11-20 
1950 October 21-31 

Correspondence, etc. 
1950 November 1-15 
1950 November 16-20 
1950 November 21-30 
' 1950 December 1-15 

1950 December 16-31 

Correspondence, etc. 

1951 January 1-13 
1951 January 19-31 
1951 February 1-15 
1951 February 16-28 
1951 March 1-15 
1951 March 16-31 
1951 April 1-14 
1951 April 15-29 

1950 Hay-July 

Correspondence, 
1951 May 
1951 June 1-20 
1951 June 21-30 
1951 July 
1951 August 

Correspondence, etc. 
1951 September 
1951 October 1-15 
1951 October 16-31 
1951 November 
1951 December 1-20 
1951 December 21-30 

1950 August-October 

1950 November-December 

1951 January-April 

etc. 1951 May-August 

1951 Sep tember-Decemb er 

(cent.) 

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(cont.) 

lex no. 

no. 

35 

37 

38 

5 

6 

7 

3 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

Description 

Correspondence, at 
1732 January 1-13 
l'"32 J.muary 1C- 31 
1"32 "ajruary 1-5 
1^32 February 5-13 
1952 r^ruary l'-2 
l?52::arch 1-15 
1^52 larch 16-31 

1932 

1952 April 
1952 lay 1-15 
1052 lay 16-31 
1952 June 1-15 
1952 June 15-31 
1952 July 

Correspondence , ate. 
1952 August 
1952 September 
1952 October 
1952 November 

1952 December 

1953 January 1-15 
1953 January 16-31 
1953 February 

etc. 1952 April-July 

1952 August ^ 1953 Februar 

Correspondence , etc. 

1953 Harch 

1953 April-Hay 

1953 June 

1953 July 

1953 August 

1953 September 

1953 October-December 

Correspondence , etc. 

1954 January 

1954 February-April 

1954 Hay 

1954 June 

1954 July 1-15 

1954 July 16-31 

1954 August 

1953 "arch-December 

1954 January-August 

(cont.) 

 - ' n.-il <* 

.s .- .^ L -j 

^oider Inventory 
(cent.) 

lex no. 

no. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

1 

2 

3 

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6 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

lescription 

Correspondence , etc . 
1^54 Sentenbar 
1?34 October 1-15 
1934 October 1G-31 
1154 lovenber 1-13 
1T54 lovenber lu-30 
Dccenber 1-15 
Dacenber lo-31 

1954 Sep temb er- Decenb er 

Correspondence , ate. 1953 January- April 

1T53 January 1-15 

1355 January 16-31 

1953 February 

1955 'larch 1-15 

1955 Harch 16-31 

1955 April 1-15 

1935 April 16-30 

Correspondence, etc. 
1955 Hay 1-15 
1955 Hay 16-31 
1953 June 
1955 July 
1955 August 
1955 September 

Correspondence, etc. 
1955 October 1-15 
1955 October 16-31 
1955 November 1-15 
1955 November 16-30 
1955 December 1-15 

1955 December 16-31 

Correspondence, etc, 

1956 January 
1956 February 1-15 
1956 February 16-23 
1956 March-April 

1956 Hay-December 

Correspondence, etc. 

1957 January-May 

1957 June-December 

1958 

1959 

1960 

1953 Hay-September 

1955 October-December 

1956 

1957-1975 

(cent.) 

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Folder Inventory 
(cont.) 

Box no. 

Folder no. 

Description 

45 

45 A 

46 

47 

48 

7 

3 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

13 

19 

26 

1 - 19 
1 - 6 

1 
2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

1961 January- August 
1961 September-December 
1963 

1964 

1965 

1966 

1967 

1968 

1969 

1970 

1971 

1972 

1973 

1974 

1975 

Correspondence, etc. Undated 

Correspondence. Postcards (Deteriorated) 

General Subjects. A - Tate, William 

Clippings 
Georgia "arble Co. Account Books, etc. 
Haps 
Miscellaneous 

Tate, William. Journal. Fldr. 1 
Fldr. 2 

Fldr. 3 

Tate, William. Students 'registration 
certificates. 1963-64 

1-3 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 
3-12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

General Subjects. Tate, Edna. Notebooks, etc. 

General Subjects. Photographs. 

China trip. 1945. 

Furniture 

Georgia Harble Co., Tate, Georgia. 

Groups. Identified. 

Miscellaneous 

People. Identified 

People. Unidentified. (5 fldrs) 

Places. Identified. 

Places. Unidentified 

Tate Marble House 

Tate, William 

Trip. 1953 

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<SP (oversize) Scrapbook & Miscellaneous 

5T (oversize) Ledgers 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2270 

Ferguson, Edna and Philip May Tate, Sr. 

Edna Ferguson and Philip May Tate, Sr. collection, 1836-1981. 

Location: 

Subjects: 

Other authors: 

7 linear feet. 

Educator, of Georgia. 

Correspondence of Tate concerning the Tate and allied 
families, notes, and other papers, some used for his 
book. The Tates of Pickens County; family 
correspondence, diaries of his mother, Edna Ferguson 
Tate, Pickens County, Ga., court records, photos, 
and other papers; and correspondence, receipts, 
legal documents, maps, and other papers, relating to 
his management of the estates of his mother, father. 
Philip May Tate, Sr., and brother, Philip May Tate, 
Jr. Includes correspondence from Philip May Tate, 
Jr., to his mother while stationed in East Asia 
during World War II. Other family members 
represented include Sarah Tate Turn!in. 

University of Georgia Libraries, Hargrett Rare Book 
and Manuscript Library (Athens). 

Executors and administrators -- Georgia. Icsh 

Genealogists -- Georgia. Icsh 

Genealogies. ftame 

Maps. ftame 

Diaries. ftame 

Tate family -- Genealogy. 

Pickens County (Ga.) -- Genealogy. 

Georgia -- Genealogy. 

Tumlin, Sarah Tate. 

East Asia -- History -- World War, 1939-1945. 

World War, 1939-1945 -- East Asia. 

Pickens County (Ga.) -- Legal affairs -- Courts. 

Georgia -- Legal affairs -- Courts. 

County.courts -- Georgia. 

Decedents' estates -- Georgia. 

Georgia -- Family and personal papers -- 19th-20th 

centuries. 
United States -- Armed Forces -- Foreign service -- 

East Asia. 

Tate, Edna Ferguson. 
Tate, Philip May. 
Tate, Philip May, Jr. 

 University of Georgia Libraries 
Special Collections, Manuscripts 

THE EDNA FERGUSON AND PHILIP MAY -TATE, SR. COLLECTION 

Ms. 2270 

Biographical Sketches 

Philip May Tate, Sr. was born on August 31, 1865, the son of William and 
Mary Tate. A merchant in Jasper, Georgia and a farmer in Fail-mount, Georgia he 
is also remembered as the man primarily responsible for establishing the Calhoun, 
Ga. National Bank in the early 1900's. His wife, Edna Ferguson Tate, was born 
the daughter of Daniel Wyatt and Sarah Jane Ferguson on August 2, 1873. In 1901 
she married Philip May Tate and from 1902 until 1907 they lived in Calhoun, Georgia 
where he served as president of the bank. In April of 1907 after Philip sold 
his interest in the Calhoun Bank they moved to Fairmont, Georgia where he bought 
interest in the bank there. When he died in 1911 Edna Tate was elected the bank 
president and served in that position until 1926. She was also quite active in 
school and church work of the community. She died in Fairmount on June 11, 1956. 

Their son, William Tate, whom this collection is primarily concerned with, 
was born in Calhoun, Georgia on September 21, 1903. He attended Fairmount High 
School and the Georgia Military Academy which he graduated from in 1920. That 
same year he entered the University of Georgia where he majored in English and 
History, receiving his A.B. in 1921* and M.A. in 1927. His schooling also included 
post graduate work at Harvard, Columbia, and the University of Chicago. In 1936, 
after various teaching jobs at the University of Georgia and McCallie School in 
Tennessee, he became dean of freshman and assistant professor of English at the 
University of Georgia. He also served briefly as dean of students and assistant 
to the president and in September of 19^6 became Dean of Men, a position he held 
until he retired in August of 1971. 

Even after his retirement he continued his dedicated service to the University 
by working on the staff of the alumni office. Tate was also a writer of local 
history and is noted for his book, Strolls Around Athens, a collection of columns 
he wrote for the weekly Athens Observer. He died in Athens on September 21, 1980. 

 University of Georgia Libraries 
Special Collections, Manuscripts 

THE EDNA FERGUSON AND PHILIP MAY TATE, SR. COLLECTION 

Ms. 2270 

Scope and Content Note 

The Edna Ferguson and Philip May Tate, Sr. Collection was in the possession 
of Sarah Tate Tumlin and given by her to Special Collections in October 198^. 
The papers are centered primarily around Edna and Philips eldest son, William 
Tate, former Dean of Men at the University of Georgia from 19^6 until 1971. 
Besides his many other activities Tate also did extensive genealogical research 
on the Tates and allied families. Much of this work came together in a book he 
edited called The Tates of Pickens County. The first part of this collection 
(Boxes 1 - ^) and probably the most important contains correspondence between . 
him and various people throughout Georgia and the country concerning the Tates 
and other related families. Found here also are numerous notes and other mis 
cellaneous materials, some of which were used in his book. 

Boxes 5-10 consist of family correspondence, diaries of Edna Ferguson Tate, 
photographs, court records, and other miscellany. Correspondents include William 
Tate, Edna Ferguson Tate, Sarah Tate Tumlin, Philip May Tate, Jr. and others. 
Of spcial note here are the letters Philip May Tate, Jr. wrote to his mother Edna 
while he was stationed in East Asia during World War II. Also of interest in 
this section are Pickens County court records dating from the l830's to the early 
1900's. These had once been in the possession of William Tate's grand-father 
(also called William Tate) who for a time had been a clerk of the court in that 
county. As a final point, the photographs in this part of the collection should 
be mentioned. Besides some family pictures, there are several excellent views 
of Fairmount, Georgia and the surrounding area in the early 1900*s. 

William Tate was executor of both his parents estates as well as that of his 
brother, Philip May Tate, Jr. The last part of the collection (Boxes 11 - 1^) 
includes correspondence, receipts, legal documents, maps, and other miscellaneous 
material concerned with his managing of these estates. 

 MANUSCRIPTS DEPARTMENT 

The Edna Ferguson and Philip May Tate, Sr. Collection 

Ms. 2270 
Inventory 

Box 

1 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 
ii 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 
lii 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 
2ii 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 
3*t 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

Description 

Tate Family Genealogy, Correspondence 

Ambrister, Frances (Mrs. Hubert) 

Appleby, Jane 

Auburn University 

Ballard, C.S. 

Barker, Christine M. 

Bell, Thomas M. 

Bent on, Margaret (Mr s. L.0.) 

Brey, Susan N. 

Bruce, Ruth H. (Mrs. John H.) 

Bugg, Mrs. Leland 

Cantrell, Ruth and Lois 

Carter, W. Colquitt 

Chandler, T.P. 

Cole, R.D. SEE: Tate, William Bryd 

Copeland, Patricia (Mrs. R.N.) 

Darnell, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar 

DeFabrites, Mrs. Lenore 

Doebbler, Mabel Tate 

Dorrah, Mrs. D.L. 

Duncan, Lynn 

Ervin, Sam 

Erergreen, Virginia. Postmaster. 

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. 

Ferguson, Mrs. Meade 

Finley, Annie. SEE: Dorrah, Mrs. D.I 

Georgia. Dept. of Archives & History 

Gillespie, Mrs. John Marvin 

Gilmer Co. Ordinary. SEE; Gordon Co. 

Gladfelter, Carl J. 

Glascock Co. Ordinary. 

Gordon.,Co. Ordinary. 

Grant, B.C. 

Grant, Emma M. 

Halbert, Nancy L. 

Hall, Elsworth Jr. 

Hartley, Johnnie 

Holland, William T. 

Howell, Mildred (Mrs. Edgar P.) 

Hunter, Mrs. R.L. SEE: Dorrah, D.L. 

Hutzel, Ruby F. 

Jefferson Co. Ord. SEE: Glascock Co. 

Jones, Elizabeth C. (Mrs. Jack W.) 

Kalamas, Mrs. Ann 

Kelley, Mrs. Leva D. 

Kessler, Mrs. Orville. 

Kincaid, B.J. Sr. 

Langford, Bessie H. 

 Inventory (con't) 
Ms. 2270 

Box Folder Description 

1 (con't) Tate Family Genealogy, Correspondence 

it8 Lay, Richard 

it 9 Linfield, Mary B. 

50 Lisenbe, Mrs. James W. 

51 Lumpkin Co. Ord. SEE: Gordon Co. Ord. 

52 McBride, Nancy S. (Mrs. Gerald H.) 

53 McClure, Ruth Short & Freeman C. 

5it McDonald, Ellis Atkinson. 

55 McLain, Milton E. 

56 McNeil, John H. 

57 McSwain, Betty (Mrs. Angus). 

58 Maddox, Sam Tate 

59 Mayes, Cora May 

60 Meriwether, Mrs. Annelle 

61 Miller, Mrs. Glenn E. 

62 Mouerilf?, Lillie M. 

63 Nations, Nina E. 

6it Nelson, Elizabeth Tate 

65 Newman, Ethel Hubbard 

66 Nevton, Charles. SEE: Nevton, Everett 

67 Nevton, Everett 

68 Noble, Clyde E. 

69 North Georgia College 

70 Odom, Eunice T. 

71 Osborn, Lena Bell (Mrs. Edvin B.) 

72 Pierce, Mrs. Mamie A. 

73 Redfield, Mrs. Margaret Knott. 

7^ Reeve, Mrs. Jewell B. 

75 Rogers, Wallace. 

2 Tate Family Genealogy, Correspondence 

1 Sanders, Mrs. Pearl Tate 

2 Savage, Mrs. H.C. 

3 Simpson, Katherine 

it Simpson, Robert 

5 Smith, Mr*, and Mrs. Ruben 

6 Tate, A.W. 

7 Tate, Albert Junior 

8 Tate, Mrs. Charles Gordan 

9 Tate, Chick 

10 Tate, Ed 

11 Tate, Edward Ingram 

12 Tate, Edward W 

13 Tate, Evangeline 

lit Tate, Ferdinand J. SEE: Tate, Albert 

15 Tate, J.C. SEE: Tate, Raymond R. 

16 Tate, James H. 

17 Tate, Janet E. (Mrs. James 0.) 

18 Tate, John E. 

19 Tate, Katelyn Wood 

20 Tate, Leon F. 

21 Tate, Martha F. (Mrs. Ferrell) 

 Box 

Inventory* (con't) 

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Folder 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 
3* 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

Description 

Tate, Martha F. (Mrs. Ferrell) 

Tate, Mary E (Mrs. Louis F) 

Tate, Mary M 

Tate, Raymond R. 

Tate, Sam 

Tate, Thomas S 

Tate, Mrs. Virginia 

Tate, William B. Ill 

Tate, William Byrd 

Tate, Willie T. 

Tate, Taylor, Mrs. W<;M.- 

Todd, Jane L. (Mrs. E.G._)_ 

Tumlin, Sarah 

Tylor, Mrs. Dola S. 

Unchurch, Mrs. Ethel Speir 

Updike, Ethel S. (Mrs. Lesli C) 

Venters, Harley E. 

Vipperman, Carl J. 

Wallingford, Daniel K. 

Warlick, Mrs. Homer B. 

Warren, Co. Ord. See: Glascock Co. 

Watkins, Marion E. 

Whitfield Co. Ord. SEE: Gordon Co. 

Williams, Lucie 

Withers, Mrs. H.A. 

Wood, Marie (Mrs. William F) 

Wormack, Mrs. Dymple See: Dorah, D.L. 

Wyatt, May H. 

Unidentified 

Tate Family Genealogy and History 
"The First Tate of Evangeline and 
St. Landry Civil Parishes, Loui 
siana." 

Georgia Marble Co. (Printed material) 
"A History of the Tate Methodist 

Church" 

Miscellaneous notes, etc. - Foldr. 1. 
Misc. notes, Folder 2 
Misc. notes, Folder 3 
Misc. notes, Folder 4 
Misc. printed material, Folder 1 
Misc. printed material, Folder 2 
"Sam Tate and His Georgia Marble Co." 
Sharptop School 
"Tate-Iana" (humor & misc.) 
The Tatq;of Pickens County (William 
Tate, ed.) 

 Box 

Inventory (con't) 

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Folder 

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3 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

Description 

Genealogy of Other Families 

Bryd Family - related corres. 

Bell, Hallie B. 

Bryd Family - Bell, Harry H., Jr. 
Bell, John Sammons 
Langford, Bessie Hicks 
Muethlein, Winnie 

Bryd Family 
Bryd Family 
Bryd Family 

Simpson 
Bryd Family 
Bryd Family 

Shattuck, Marguerite S. 
U.S. Army Epg. Dis., 

Gainesville & Hall Co. 
U.S. Army Eng. Dist., Mobile, AL. 
Warlick, Mrs. Homer B. 
Bryd Family - misc. material 
Dent Family - related corres. 

John Dent 

Newman, Earle S. 

Ferguson Family SEE: Jefferson Family 
Griffith Family - misc. material 
Jefferson & Ferguson Fam. rel corres. 

Bell, John Sammons 

Bennett, Bertha 

Bennett, Mrs. J.H., Sr. 

Bivins, Raymond 

Collins, Gladys Mahan 

Cannick, Barbara 

Ferguson, Mrs. Lucy B. 

Georgia. Univ. College Book Store 

Glascock Co., GA Ordinary 

Hamilton, John K 

Jefferson, Milton T. 
Jefferson, Tennyson 

Jefferson Co. Ord. SEE:"Glascock Co." 
Marlin, L.G. 
Nobbs, Louise Williams 
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation 
Tutnlin, Sarah Tate (Mrs. Segman) 
Warren Co. Ord. SEE: Glascock Co. Ord. 
Wi Hi ams, Luc i e 

Williams, Mabel SEE: Williams, Lucie 
Withers, Mary (Mrs. H.A.) 
Unidentified 
Jefferson & Ferguson Family - misc. 

material. 
Madox Family - corres & misc. material 

 Invent cry (c on't) 
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4 

5 

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7 

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13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

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20 

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22 

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24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

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34 

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39 

42 

43 

44 

45 

Description 

General Correspondence 
1923 July 

1939 Feb. 
1939 March 
1939 May 
1939 July 
1939 Oct. 
1939 Nov. 

1939 Dec. 

1940 Jan. 

1942 Sept. 

1943 Ma**h 
1943 Apr. 
1943 May 
1943 June 
1943 July 
1943 Sept. 
1943 Oct. 
1943 Nov. 

1943 Dec. 

1944 Jan. 
1944 Feb. 
1944 March 
1944 Apr. 
1944 May 
1944 June 
1944 July 
1944 Aug. 
1944 Sept. 
1944 Oct. 

1944 Dec. 

1945 Jan 
1945 Feb. 
1945 March 
1945 Apr. 
1945 May 
1945 June 
1945 July 

1945 Aug. 

1946 Feb. 

1947 Oct. 
1947 Nov 

1947 Dec. 

1948 Jan. 
1948 Feb. 

 Box 

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1948 March 
1948 Apr. 
1948 May 
1948 June 
1948 July 
1948 Aug. 
1948 Sept. 
1948 Oct. 
1948 Nov. 
1948 Dec. 

1949***-/73V 

1955 ** 

General Correspondence 

1956 Jan. 
1956 June 
1956 Sept. 

1956 Nov. 

1957 Jan 
1957 Aug. 
1957 Sept. 

1957 Nov. 

1958 Apr. 
1958 May 

1958 Sept. 

1959 Feb. 

1960 Jan. 
I960 Apr. 
I960 May 
I960 June 
I960 July 
I960 Aug. 
I960 Oct. 

1960 Nov. ' 

1961 Feb. 
1961 March 
1961 Apr. 
1961 May 
1961 June 
1961 July 
1961 Aug. 
1961 Sept. 
1961 Oct. 
1961 Nov. 

1961 Dec. 

1962 Jan. 
1962 Feb. 
196 Apr. 

 Inventory (con't) 

MS 2270 

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6 (con't) 

Folder 

35 

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Description 

1962 May 
1962 June 
1962 July 
1962 Aug. 
1962 Oct. 

1962 Dec. 

1963 Jan 
1963 March 
1963 Apr. 
1963 May 
1963 June 
1963 July 
1963 Aug. 
1963 Nov. 

1963 Dec. 

1964 Jan 
1964 March 
1964 Apr. 
1964 May 
1964 June 
1964 July 

1964 Aug. 

1964 Sept. 
1964 Nov. 

1964 Dec. 

1965 Jan 
1965 Feb. 
1965 March 
1965 Apr. 
1965 May 
1965 June 
1965 July 
1965 Aug. 
1965 Sept. 
1965 Nov. 

1965 Dec. 

1966 Jan 
1966 Feb. 
1966 Apr. 
1966 May 
1966 July 
1966 Aug. 
1966 Sept. 
1966 Oct. 
1966 Nov. 

1966 Dec. 

1967 Jan 
1967 March 
1967 June 
1967 July 
1967 Aug. 

 Inventory (con't) 
MS 2270 

Box 

6 (con't) 

7 

Folder 

86 

87 

88 

1 

2 

3 
ii 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 
1^ 

15 

16 

Description 

1967 Oct. 
1967 Nov. 

1967 Dec. 

General Collection 1968 - Jan-May 

1968 June - Dec. 

1969 Jan. - June 

1969 July - Dec. & Undated 

1970 

1971 

1972 

1973 

1975 

1976 

1977 

1978 

1979 
i960 
Undated 

10 

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16 

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6 

Clippings 
Membership cards 
Mi s c ellaneous 
Programs 
Receipts 

Tate, Carter: Record of College Exp. 
Tate, Edna: Diary 1929 
Tate, Edna, Dirary 1932 
Tate, Edna, Diary 19 3^ 
Tate, William (1827-1897) 
Legal papers, receipts, etc. 
1836 

1850-1859 
1860-1869 

1870-1879 
1905 
Undated 
Writings 

Cashbook of Harrison Sisson 
Ringgold, Georgia 

Photographs 

Philip May Byrd House 

Fairmount School 

Fairview Church 

Jefferson, George Washington 

Ledbetter, Louis 

Sharptop Community School 

 Inventory (con't) 
MS 2270 

Box 
10 (con't) 

11 

12 

Folder 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

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27 

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3 

Description 

Tate, Philip May Sr. 

Philip May Tate Farm 

Sam Tate House 

Tate, William & others 

Cemetary 

Tate Family 

Women's Club, Fairmount, Georgia 

Unidentified & Miscellaneous 

Edna Ferguson Tate Estate Papers 
Corr. & Misc. - 1956-1970 
Philip May Tate, Sr. Estate Papers 
Correspondence - 1939 

19^3 

1951 

1952 
1P53 
195^ 

1956 

1957 

1958 

1959 

1960 

1961 

1962 
196^ 

1965 

1966 

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1969 

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Jan-June 

July-Dec 

Philip May Tate, Sr. Estate Papers 
Correspondence - 1975 
1976 

" 1977 

1978 

1979 

1980 

t! 

)t 

 Inventory (con't) 
MS 2270 

Box 

12 (con't) 

13 

Folder 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 
1^ 

15 

16 

17 

18 

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10 

Description 

Correspondence - Undated 
Legal Documents- 1956 
1963 
1965 

" 1970 
" 1973 

" 1979 

" Undated 
Maps 

Notes and Misc. 
Will of Philip May Tate, Sr., 1911 

Philip May Tate, Sr. Estate Papers 
Checkbook, 1975-1977 
Checkbook, 1977-1979 
Receipts, 1956 

1957 
I960 
196^ 

1965 

1966 

1967 

1968 

" 1979 
" 1970 

1971 
" 1972 

1973 
" 197^ 

1975 

1976 

1977 
" 1978 

1979 
" Undated 

Philip May Tate, Jr. Estate Papers 
Correspondence - 1967 

" 
" 
" 
" 
" 
" 

" 

1968 Jan-June 

1968 July-Dec. 

1969 

1970 

1971 

1972 

197^ 
1980 
Undated 

 Inventory (con't) 
MS 2270 

Box 

(con't) 

Folder 

11 

12 

13 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

Description 

Legal documents, 1968 
Misc. 

Receipts 1966 
1967 

" 1968 

" 1969 
1970 

" 1971 

" 1972 

" I960 

" 1981 

" Undated 

 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No * 
Date 

Dates Covered ____c_a,___1258=l$5E- 
Number of Items __3—1_________ 

Name of Collection - 

Given by: Mrs. Edna F. Tate, Fairmount, Ga. 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

via William Tate & John W. Bonner, ,Lr. 

Date & method of arrival- via %n. Tate. 1954. (3/15/54) 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

1 Mss. Notebook ) 

2 pencilled Mss.( 

3 typescripts J history- Vi 
-^ Gordon Co.) 

All 5 concerned with Tate, Ferguson and Byrd family 
history- Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia (Pickens & 

Mss. notebook contains Tate family history, clippings, some history of 
Bank in Fairmount. 

Pencilled Hss.- 1 is a chronology of E.F.T's education and chronology of 
children's births and family activities- moves, education, etc. Other is 
autobiography of Mrs. Tate. (incomplete) 

2 typescripts- of above Mss. material 

1 typescript re "Tates of North Carolina," by William Tate. 

Note: Mrs. Edna Ferguson Tate was the mother of William Tate, Dean of 
of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. 

, Univ. 

 HARRY TATE Papers 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Mss. 964 

Accession No. 

Date January 12 , 1976 

Name of Collection Harry Tate Papers 

Dates Covered 1901-1913 

Number of Items 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased from Motley Books Ltd. Romsey, England 

Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

Mail 

November, 1975 

DESCRIPTION 

This collection deals almost entirely with accounts and the threat of 
a law suit by Harry Tate, a British entertainer, against his brother, 
William S. Hutchison. Tate's real name was Ronald McDonald Hutchison. 

The matter was settled by a mutual release dated December 9? 1913- 
Tate had paid Hutchison to act as a business manager between the years 
1901 and 1908. Most of the letters are to Hutchison, either from Tate or 
his legal representative, asking for the release to Tate of all "vouchers, 
accounts, statements, documents and papers," as well as an insurance policy 
of Tate's which Hutchison held. 

The accounts show the receipts and sources of income on the part of 
Harry Tate, including both an Australian tour and an American tour. The 
disbursements give an interesting picture of the expenses of a successful 
entertainer in the early 1900's. 

January 12, 1976 

UGL 832 

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Ms 2034 

Tate, William, 1903-1980. 
William Tate family papers, [ca. 18030-1992]. 
5.5 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

William Tate (1903-1980), son of Philip May Tate and Edna Tate, educator and 
Dean of Men at the University of Georgia. Tate married Susan Barrow. 

The collection consists of papers of William Tate and the Tate family from ca. 
1830-1992. The papers include correspondence, printed material, manuscripts, 
financial records, account books, and scrapbooks. Correspondence between Tate 
family members (1908-1992) mainly relates to news of family and friends but 
some letters (1952-1953) pertain to William Tate's University of Georgia 
activities. Correspondents include Carter Tate, Edna Tate, Philip May Tate, 
Susan Tate, and William Tate. 

Earlier materials (1861-1902) pertain to Athens (Ga.) businessman Asaph King 
Childs. Materials include account books, cash books, bills and receipts, 
correspondence, and timebooks documenting Childs' involvement with or 
management of the Cliff House (Tallulah Falls, Ga.), Childs & Moss (Athens, 
Ga.), and Childs, Nickerson & Company (Athens, Ga.). 

The collection also contains Civil War correspondence (1861-1864) between 
Shatt C. MitcheH of the 13th Georgia Iniiantry Regiment and his wife Chloe. Of 
particular interest are Mitchell's letters describing the battle of Antietam 
(Md.). Additional materials include scrapbooks containing clippings relating 
to Corra Harris, as well as correspondence and financial records (1960-1967) 
pertaining to the Preservation of Old Athens. 

Cite as: William Tate family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

 Tate papers -- 

1. University of Georgia—Faculty. 2. Con&derate States of America. Army. 
Georgia Infantry Regiment, 13th. 3. Cliff House (Tallulah Falls, Ga.) 4. Childs 
& Moss (Athens, Ga.) 5. Childs, Nickerson & Company (Athens, Ga.) 6. 
Preservation of Old Athens (Ga.) 7. Antietam, Battle of, Md., 1862. 8. Hardware 
stores—Georgia. 9. Merchants—Georgia. 10. Resorts—Georgia. 11. Soldiers- 
Georgia. 12. Stores, Retail—Georgia. 13. Universities and colleges—Georgia— 
Faculty. 14. Athens (Ga.) 15. Maryland-History-Civil War, 1861-1865- 
Campaigns. 16. Account books. 17. Business records. 18. Scrapbooks. I. Childs, 
Asaph King, 1820-1902. II. Harris, Corra, 1869-1935. III. Mitchell, Shatt C. 
IV. Mitchell, Chloe. V. Tate, Carter. VI. Tate, Edna Ferguson. VII. Tate, 
Philip May. VIII. Tate, Susan Barrow. IX. GAGP 

 University of Georgia Libraries 
Special Collections - Manuscripts 

The William and Susan Tate Collection 

035 

Scope and Content Note 

The William and Susan Tate Collection was given to Special Collections 
by Susan Barrow Tate on June go, 1981. The collection consists of 11 Hollinger 
boxes containing not only Tate Family material, but also papers of other people 
as well. 

The first part (Boxes 1-3) includes Tate Family correspondence (1908- 

receipts, pictures, notes, a scrapbook, and other miscellaneous material. 
Correspondents include William Tate, Edna and Philip May Tate, Sr. (William 
Tate's parents), and Carter Tate. Although most of these letters are personal 
in nature, there is one folder of correspondence to and from William Tate which 
concerns University of Georgia affairs. 

Box 4 contains miscellaneous material of the Beta Alpha Chapter of the Pi 
Tau Chi National Honor Society (early L950's) which William Tate was a member of. 
Also in this box are papers of the Society for the Preservation of Old Athens 
consisting mostly of correspondence and financial records (1960-196?). 

Box ^ contains writings by other people, apparently outside of the Tate 
Family. Included is a galley proof of Life in Dixie During the War by Mary Gay 
and a typescript of Fair of 18^0 by John West. 

The last part of the collection (Boxes 6-11) consists mainly of older 
material. Of particular note are financial papers (receipts, ledgers, etc. ) 
of Asaph King Childs (1820-1902), a prominent Athens businessman. Also of 
interest is a box of Crawford Long papers (mainly xerox copies), which William 
Tate bought at an auction when the Long House in Athens was sold. Included here 
are correspondence, affadavits, writings, and other miscellany. 

Other items of some importance in this last part of the collection include 
two scrapbooks pertaining to Corra Harris, a folder of Lumpkin County, Georgia 
court records (xerox copies, ca. 1830-1862), and Mitchell Civil War correspondence. 

For biographical information on William Tate and his parents see the 
collection guide for Mss 2270. 

 MANUSCRIPTS DEPARTMENT 

The William and Susan Tate Collection 
Mss 2034 
Inventory 

Box Folder Description 

1 Correspondence 

1 1908-1919 

2 1920 

3 . 1921-1923 

4 1924 

5 1925-1940 

6 194l January-July 

7 194l August-November 

8 1942-194? 

9 1948 

10 1949 January-July 

11 1949 August-December 

12 1950 January-July 

13 1950 August-December 

Correspondence 

1 1951 January and February 

2 1951 March-May 

3 1951 June-August 

4 1951 September-December 

5 1952 January-May 

6 1952 June-December 

7 1953-1954 

^aa-nss-_8 1960-1968 

9 Undated 

10 Fragments 

11 William Tate Univ. correspondence & 

miscellaneous. 1952, 1953 & Undated. 

Miscellaneous Subjects 

1 Biographical information & Genealogy 

2 Clippings 

3 Envelopes, empty 

4 . Guestbook 

5 Indenture 

6 Insurance policies 

7 Miscellaneous 

8 Notes 

9 Notes 

10 Pictures 

10A Pictures (Duplicates of photos put 

in Georgia Photo File) 

11 ' Ration book 

12 Receipts. 1952 

13 Scrapbook (Edna Tate's) 

14 Writings 

(cent, on next page) 

 Inventory (cont.) 

Box 
4 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 

4 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Description 

Georgia. University. Pi Tau Chi 

National Honor Society. 

Account books and minutes 

Awards 

Correspondence. 1955-1956. 

Miscellaneous notes. 

Program 

Receipts 

Society for the Preservation of 

Old Athens . 

Awards 

Clippings 

Constitutions, legal papers 

Correspondence . 1960 

Correspondence. 1961 

Correspondence. 1962 

Correspondence. 1963 

Correspondence. 1964 

Correspondence . 1965 

Correspondence . 1966 

Correspondence. 196? 

Correspondence. 1969 

C orre spondence . Undat e d 

Financial papers. 1961 

Financial papers. 1962 

Financial papers. 1963 

Financial papers. 1964 

Financial papers. 1966 

Lists 

Minutes. 1961-196? & undated 

Miscellaneous 

Printed material 

Writings by Other People 

Gay, Mary A.H. Life in Dixie 

During the War 

Poppke, William R. How to Catch a 

Crab 

Thompson, Gordon. "Bishop John Owen 

Smith", etc. 

West, John. Fair of 

Unidentified author. "Mountain 
Wildcat and Haunted Hill" 

(cont. on next page) 

 Inventory (cent.) 

Box Folder Description 

Asaph K. Childs Papers 

1 Biographical Information 

2 Bank book. 1892-1899 

3 Blank stationary, etc. 

4 Catalog 

3 Correspondence. 1899 

6 Legal document 

7 Ledger. 1885. 

8 Ledger. 1885-1887. 

9 Music 

10 * Receipts. 1861. 

11 " 1866 

12 " 1868 

13 " 1869 

14 " 1870 

15 " 1871 

16 " 1872 

17 " 1886 

18 " 1894 

19 " 18% 

20 " 1896 

21 - " 189? 

22 " 1898 

23 " 1899 

24 " 1900 January-June 

25 " 1900 July-December 

26 " 1901 January-June 

27 " 1901 July-December 

28 " 1902 

29 " Undated 

Asaph K. Childs Papers - re. 
Childs&Moss & Cliff House 

1 Correspondence. 1888 May 

2 ' " 1888 June 

3 " 1888 July 

4 " 1888 August 

5 " Undated 

6 Ledger. 1883 

7 Ledger. 1884 

8 Miscellaneous 

9 Receipts. 1888 May 

10 Receipts. 1888 June 

11 Receipts. 1888 July 

12 Receipts. 1888 August 

13 Receipts. 1888 September 

14 Receipts. Undated 

15 Sautee Gold Mine Papers 

(cont. on next page) 

 Inventory (cent.) 

Box 

10 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

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2 

3 

4 

5 

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9 

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17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 
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26 

27 

28 

29 

Description 

Asaph K. Childs Papers - re. 
Cliff House. 
Ledger. 1884 

1887 

1887-1888 

1887-1888 

1887 

1888 

Crawford Long Papers. 

Affadavits. 1849-1856 

" 1869-1907 and undated 

Certificate 

C orre sp ondence. 1842 

" 1850-1859 

1866-1877 

1880-1894 

" 1900-1942 
" Undated & fragments 
List of ether proofs, etc. 
Miscellaneous 
Writings, notes, etc. 

1920 July 22 

Undated 
Scrapbook 
Scrapbook 

1908 March 23 

Miscellaneous Historical Manuscripts 

Anthony, Callie. Corr. 1916 

Austin Family. Corr. 18 ? - 1906 

Barrow, David. Corr. 

Empty envelopes 

Giley, Bessie. Corr. 

re. Harris, C orra. 

re. Harris, Corra. 

Jarboe, Leona. Corr. 

Lampkin, Cobb. Papers 

Lumpkin County, Georgia. Court 

Records (SEE: Oversize drawer) 

Mitchell Civil War Corr. I86l July 27 
" " 1861 Aug. 4 

" 1861 Aug. 13 

" " " 1861 Sep. 11 

" " " 1861 Oct. 8 

" " 1861 Nov. 28 

1862 Jul. 22 

" " " " 1862 Sep. 19 

" " 1863 May 12 

" " 1863 May 13 

" " 1864 Jul. 1 

" 1864 Aug. 7 

" " " " 1864 Sep. 5 

" . " " " 1864 Sep. 15 

" " " " 1864 Oct. ^ 

" " 1864 Oct. 16 & 17 

" " " " Undated 

" " " " Empty envelopes 

Mitchell Military Document. 1863 Feb. 1 

Rusher, Clyde. Corr. 1916 

. on next naee) 

 Inventory (cent.) 

Box Folder Description 

10 30 Shipping receipt. 1838 August 17 

31 Tate, Mary. Papers. 1872-1884 

32 Thompson, W.C. Corr. 1^08 Nov. 9 

33 Young, R. Corr. 1853-1855? 

34 Unidentified. Corr. 1916 March 2 

11 (oversize) Asaph K. Childs - Childs & Moss 

Ledger. 1883. 

 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
Special Collections Department 
Manuscripts Division 

SEPARATION RECORD 

The following items have been removed from the 
Mss. No. 2054 

William & Susan Tate 

Collection, 

DESCRIPTION OF ITEM 

LOCATION 

3 maps of Georgia and the Southeast 
Map of White County, Georgia 
Lumpkin County, Georgia.Court records 
Photographs filed under the following 
headings: 

Barnsley Gardens, Georgia, 
^hilds, Asaph King 
^adley, Julius 
Cannon, Arthur 
Hodgson, Harry 

Univers ity Photographs: 

Agriculture, College of. Faculty, ca. 1^20's 

Agriculture, College of. Students, ca. 1920' 

Arch 

Athletics. Baseball, ca. 1920's 

Athletics. Cheerleaders. 

Athletics. Tennis 

Chapel 

Demosthenian Hall 

Fraternities (Unidentified) 

Hirsch (Harold) Hall 

Initiations 

KapparAlpha Fraternity. 

Memorial Hall 

Military Training 

Moore College 

Sanford Field 

Senior Parade 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity 

Sphinx 

tewart House 
Students, ca. 1920's 
Sundial 
Terrell Hall 

L.Sent to Map Room, Science Library 10/29/85 
2.Map drawers, Special Collections 
3.Oversize drawer, Special Collections 
^Picture file 

Oversize picture file also (Chapel) 

 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession Nn. 2858 (M) 
Date 22 Sep. 1993 

Dates Covered 

Number of Items 

Name of Collection 

Tate, William and Susan. 

1956-1975 

Given by Mrs. William Tate, 436 Bearing St. 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Athens, GA 30605 

Date & method of arrival 

31 August 1993 

DESCRIPTION 

Correspondence, etc. re. Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. 

1. Georgia. University. Phi Beta Kappa 

2. Georgia. University. Phi Kappa Phi 

313/2-60/500 

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Ms 325 

Tatham, William, 1752-1819. 
William Tatham notebook, 1796. 
1 v. 

William Tatham (1752-1819), engineer, lawyer, bom in England came to America 
and lived in Virginia and North Carolina. 

The collection consists of a notebook containing "an introductory and 
recommendatory address" by William Tatham to the head of the M.C. Majesty's 
botanical garden in Madrid, Spain, while Tatham was visiting Spain in 1796. The 
address primarily contains descriptions of various gardens in the United 
States, particularly in the Southern States. The appendix of the notebook 
contains a list of indigenous plants in the United States and East and West 
Florida; notes on experiments in watering plants; the medicinal uses of 
Verbena; and the production of sugar from sugar maples. The notebook also 
contains some water-color illustrations. 

Cite as: William Tatham notebook. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602 

1. Gardening—United States. 2. Gardens, American. 3. Verbena. 4. Medicinal 
plants. 5. Sugar maple. 6. East Florida. 7. West Florida. 8. Southern States. 
I. GAGP 

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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 1706 

Taylor, Frances Long. 
Frances Long Taylor papers, 1866-1946. 
1.5 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

Frances Long Taylor, daughter of Crawfbrd Williamson Long, physician of 
Athens, Georgia. Her brothers and sisters include Emma M., Florence L., and 
Edward C. Long. 

The collection consists of papers of Frances Long Taylor and the Long family 
from 1866-1946. The papers are comprised mostly of correspondence (1866-1946) 
between Emma M. Long, Francis Long Taylor, and Edward C. Long discussing family 
matters. The collection also contains a bound volume of handwritten copies of 
correspondence by and about their father Crawfbrd W. Long and his medical 
career and discovery of ether as an anesthetic, transcribed by his daughter 
Florence Long Bartow in 1915; a scrapbook of clippings, postcards, and 
photographs of an 1903 European trip by Francis Long Taylor and Emma M. Long; 
and some legal documents and misc. material. 

Cite as: Frances Long Taylor papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Long, Emma M. 2. Long, Edward C. 3. Long, Crawfbrd Williamson, 1815-1878. 
4. Bartow, Florence Long. 5. Ether (Anesthetic) 6. Medicine—Practice—Georgia. 
7. Physicians—Georgia. 8. Women travelers—Georgia. 9. Athens (Ga.) 10. 
Europe—Description and travel—20th century. I. GAGP 

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Ms 2228 

Taylor, Glenn L. 

GlennL. Taylor papers, 1918-1919. 
.5 linear ft. 

The collection consists of papers of Glenn L. Taylor relating to his service 

during World War I. The papers include five letters (1918-1919) from Taylor in 

Trier (Germany) to his parents in which Taylor describes in detail his 

transport from Camp Wheeler to Germany. The collection also contains a 

scmpbook of photographs of Trier (Germany) and Chaumont-en-Bassigny and Verdum 

(France) which include battle scenes, local points of interest, airships, and 

buildings used for military purposes. 

Cite as: Glenn L. Taylor papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Airships-Photographs. 2. Soldiers-United States. 3. World War, 1914-1919- 
-France—Photographs. 4. World War, 1914-1919—Germany—Photographs. 5. Trier 
(Germany)—Photographs. 6. Chaumont-en-Bassigny (France)—Photographs. 7. 
Verdun (France)—Photographs. 8. Scrapbook. 9. Photographs. I. GAGP 

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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2199 

Taylor, JaneHe 

JaneHe Taytor papers, 1981-1999 

35.75 linear ft. 

Arranged by title 

JaneHe W Taylor, romance writer of Evans, Georgia. 

The collection consists of papers JaneHe Taylor from 1981 through 1999. The papers 
include manuscripts, handwritten and typed with corrections; gaHey proofs; and 
promotional material for Taylor's romance novels 

Cite as: JaneHe Taylor papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of 
Georgia Libraries, Athens, GAS 0602. 

1. American literature—20*** century 2. Women authors, American—Georgia 3. 
Manuscripts I. GAGP 

 JaneMe Tayior Papers 
———— Ms2199 

Box 

Folder 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

3 

Description 

Printed material promotional material 

12 paperback books by Janelle Tayior: 

Ecs?a,yy,* De/z<3Mf Ecs%My; Dasfwy 's 

.Savage 

, Te^aer Ec-s&My; 

manuscript draft p. 1-180 
manuscript draft p. 181-end 
typed draft p. 1-208 
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 TELEPOST TELEGRAPH CO. BILL 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No._(& 5 ITL Dates Covered ._____J*?ar_c_h_,___!9_10_ 
Date ..rec 'd _Aug^ 16^ 1363.__... Number of Items _____2_Z_______ 
Name of Collection _ 

Given by -Kingston Galleries, Inc. Mr..Kenneth Randall, Dir. 62 Bristol Road, 
Deposited by Sommerville, 44, Mass. 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival -Mail , Aug. 16, 1963* See covering correspondence 

/ 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

Letters from various Georgia congressmen and senators to their constituents 
re Telepost Telegraph Co. Bill, 1910. 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY :"See cards" for below- 

Letters from: Augustus 0. Bacon - 9 
Charles L. Barilett - 2 
William &. Brantley - 1 
A, S. Clay - 2 
Charles G. Edwards - 2 
Thomas W. Hardwick - 2 
William K. Howard - 2 
Gordon Lee - 1 
Leonidas F. Livingston 4 
Dudley.H Hughes - 1 
A. S. Roddenberry - 1 

2? 

 TENNILLE, FRANCIS - LAND GRANT 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No. .. ...71°___........... Dates Covered ... 

Date .. AWSt? 1971 Number of Items 
Name of Collection ... Fr_an_c^i_s__^ 

1793 

Given by : Mr. Milton Smith, The Wonder Shop, Athens, Ga. 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival : December, 

DESCRIPTION : 

Grant of 1,000 acres in Washington County, to Francis Tennille. 

Signed: Edward Telfair 

Dated: June 18, 

Also signed by I. McCall, J. Meriwether and John Milton. 

Seal appended - Excellent condition. 

UGL 832 

 TENNYSON, CHARLES ) ALFRED TENNYSON: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 
jAijLiy UrLKlbliAJN < ———— * — * — - —— - ——————————————————————————— 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No. ......_..3l8___________ __ Dates Covered ... 

Date .-... ... ..........._.......... Number of Items 

Name of Collection .-..CHARLES__TENNYSON AND ^CmiSTIAN_JFALL ^ _AL]F[^JTJE^^ 

AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

Given by: University of Georgia Press 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival: Not known. 

DESCRIPTION 

Typescript of book published by the University of Georgia Press, 196?. 

See: Ga 

Z8866 
T38 

UGL 832 

 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIHKAME3 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

i^Q8 r, ^ ,17 Jan. 1862 
Accession No. -^^ _______ Dates Covered ——————————— 

Date 17 Jun. 1980 Number of Items 
Name of Collection Terry, Jennie. 

Letter. 

Given by Felix Hargrett 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival Spring 1980 

DESCRIPTION 

This ALS from Jennie Terry in Hinds County to Miss Sarah Wadley, 
Monroe, Georgia and dated 17 Jan. 1862 discusses mainly how the war has 
affected the family. 

1. Georgia - History - Civil War. 
UCL 832 

 TERRY, WILLIAM - LETTER 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession N"- Ms^ 
Date _____ is 

Dates Covered 

1979 

Number of Items JL 

Name of Collection William Terry Letter 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased from Harvey Dan Abrams, Atlanta, Georgia 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 13 March 1979 *by Richard Harwell 

HFSfRTPTTDN ^ exceptionally important letter concerning development of 

Atlanta and Decatur, William Terry writes Lemuel Pratt Grant, resident 
engineer of the Georgia Railroad at Decatur, DeKalb County, Georgia, 
on 11 February 1845. Terry, lumber contractor for the railroad asks 
for an extension of time to complete his contract for lumber for the 
depot at Decatur and inquires as to whether other lumber is needed 
"either at Decatur or at the terminus [Atlanta^." Terry in his letter 
mentions Mr. Thompson [J*. Edgar Thomson, Chief Engineer], Mr. Bird, 
[probably John Bird, pioneer settler of DeKalb County], and Messrs. 
Williard and Williams [probably Levi Willard, Decatur schoolmaster, 
and Ammi Williams, early Atlanta resident]. 

 Thayer, Joseph - Account 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No.JL§Z5_________ Dates Covered 1°26 

Date ._l§..Janu&i;Y._13l8_____ Number of Items —.1_.______ 
Name of Collection Joseph Thayer - Account___________________ 

Given by: Gary L. Doster, Watkinsville, Georgia 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival: 21 December 1977 by Mr. Doster 

DESCRIPTION 

Dated 24 December 1826 to Norman Williams of Woodstock, Vermont, Joseph 
Thayer of Boston writes for Williams' assistance in matters of account with 
Joslyn Company also of Woodstock with whom Thayer has entered a contractual 
relationship. The one-and-one-fourth page letter includes copies of the ori 
ginal, bill and other pertinent data. 

313/1-73/500 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 182 

Theater scrapbooks, 1869-1911 (bulk 1900-1902). 

5v. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

The collection consists of five theater scrapbooks from 1869-1911. The scrapbooks 
include clippings, playbills, programs, and photographs of actresses, singers, and dancers 
from performances presented at theaters in Boston, Massachusetts (1869-1894,1900- 
1901), New York City (1900-1902, 1909-1911), and Paris, France (1894-1911). 

Cite as: Theater scrapbooks, Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of 
Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602. 

1. Entertainers—Photographs. 2. Theater—Massachusetts—Boston. 3. Theater—New 
York—New York. 4. Theater—France—Paris. 5. Boston (Mass.) 6. New York (N.Y.) 7. 
Paris (France) 8. Theater programs. 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2812 

Theatre Royal playbills, 1805. 
13 items. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

The collection consists of playbills for the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane from 
February - May 1805 (with gaps) and one for the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden 
dated January 1805. The playbills include the date, productions offered, list 
of cast members, and prices. 

Also known as the William Henry West Betts collection. 
Finding aid available in repository. 

Cite as: Theatre Royal playbills. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Theater—England. 2. Playbills. 1. Covent Garden Theatre. II. Drury Lane 
Theatre. III. GAGPIV. Title: William Henry West Betts collection. 

 Theatrical Autograph Album 

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Accession No. — 

n^ Decamber 1, 1975 

fl ——— ! 

Early 20th 

Number of Items 

*j r r< n -^- British Theatrical Autograph Album 
Name of LoHectton ————————-———————————————————— 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

McKenzie and Sutherland 

Date & method of arrival 19?4 by mail 

DESCRIPTION 

This little album contains 2? signatures, some with good wishes or other 
inscriptions, of some of the leading figures on the Biitish stage in 
1904 and 1905, and later. 

Some of the names are Olga Nethersole, Ellen Terry, Fred Terry, Gertie 
Millar, Lena Ashwell, Lily Brayton, William Gillette, Constance Collier, 
Evelyn Millard, Martin Harvey, Marie Tempest, Julia Neilson, Junius 
Booth, Vesta Tilley, Marie Lloyd, Marie Loftus, George Hackenschmidt, - 
Edward Compton, Annie Hughes and'others. 

December 1, 1975 

UGL 832 

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Ms 2547 

Theatrical cabinet photographs, [ca. 1890-1900]. 
11 linear A. 

Arranged in alphabetical order. 

The collection consists of theatrical cabinet photographs from ca. 1890-1900. 

The photographs are mainly of American actors, actresses, and entertainers with 
a very few British, French, and German performers. 

Cite as: Theatrical cabinet photographs. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Actors—United States—Photographs. 2. Actresses—United States- 
Photographs. 3. Entertainers—United States-Photographs. 4. Theater-United 
States. 5. Cabinet photographs. I. GAGP 

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Theatrical cigarette cards, [ca. 1880-1900]. 
287 items. 

Arranged in alphabetical order. 

The collection consists of cigarette cards depicting actresses, singers, and 
other female entertainers of American stage, vaudeville, and music-hall acts. 
The cards include the portrait, name of the star, and an advertisement for 
tobacco products. 

Cite as: Theatrical cigarette cards. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Advertising—Tobacco industry—United States. 2. Women entertainers—United 
States-Photographs. 3. Actresses—United States-Photographs. 4. Music-halls 
(Variety-theater, cabarets, etc.)-United States. 5. Cigarette cards. I. GAGP 

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Theatrical photographs, [ca. 1890-1929]. 
43 items. 

Arranged in alphabetical order. 

The coUection consists of autographed theatrical studio photographs of 
American actors and actresses taken by various New York studios from ca. 1890- 
1929. 

Cite as: Theatrical photographs. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Actors—United States—Photographs. 2. Actresses—United States- 
Photographs. 3. Photographs. 4. Theater-United States-Photographs. I. GAGP 

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Theatrical photographs, [ca. 1890-1900]. 
27 items. 

The collection consists of twenty-seven mounted studio photographs of American 
and British entertainers from ca. 1890-1900. Notable entertainers include 
Henry Irving, Lillie Langtry, and Ellen Terry. 

Finding aid available in repository. 

Cite as: Theatrical photographs. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Irving, Henry, Sir, 1838-1905. 2. Langtry, Lillie, 1853-1929. 3. Terry, 
Ellen, Dame, 1847-1928. 4. Entertainers-United States-Photographs. 5. 
Entertainers—Great Britain—Photographs. 6. Photographs. I. GAGP 

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Accession Nn. 2742 

Date 5 March 1991 

Name of Collection 

Dates Covered late 1700's-early 1300's. 
Number of Items 416 items._______ 

Theatrical Portraits. 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased irom Theatricana- Box 4244 Campus Station Athens, GA 30605 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 8/1988 

DESCRIPTION 

Theatrical Portraits, Ms 2742, includes 416 theatrical 
portraits and theatrical scenes, mostly of late 18th-early 19th 
century British origin. Pieces are taken from early editions 
of play magazines, newspapers, books, and portfolios. See 
inventory in Box 1 for specific names. 

3l3/a-6<*/3oo 

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Theatrical Portraits 
Ms 2742 
Inventory 

Box 1- 

Mrs. Abbott as Miranda 

Laura Addison as Imogen 

Laura Addison as Queen Mary 

Mrs. Atkin 

Mr. Baddeley as Sir Harry nubbin 

Mrs. Baker 

Mrs. Baker as Little Pickle 

Ben De Bar as Falstaff 

Mrs. Barclay as Olivia 

Mrs. Barnes as Anne Bullen 

Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow as Viola 

Mrs. Barry as Athenais 

Ellen Bateman as Richard III and Kate Bateman as Richmond 

John Bannister 

Mr. C. Bennett as Hubert 

Mr. George Bennett as King Henry VIII 

Mr. Bernard as Jack Meggot 

Mr. Henry Betty as Faulconbridge 

Mrs. Bland as Miss Notable 

Mrs. Bland as Sally Shamrock 

Miss Bolton 

Miss E. Bolton 

Miss S. Booth as Letitia Hardy 

Miss S. Booth as Christine 

Mrs. D.P. Bowers as Lady Constance 

William Brereton as Douglas 

Mrs. Brooks as Leonora 

Mr. Browne as Goldfinch 

Miss Brunton as Calista 

Miss Louisa Brunton 

Mr. Buckstone as Launcelot Gobbo 

Mrs. Bunn as Alicia 

Mrs. Bunn as Elvira 

Mr. H.E. Burton as Autolycus 

William E. Burton as Bottom the Waever 

A variant of above. 

Mr. & Mrs. Burton as Sir Toby Belch and Maria 

Miss Carew as Rosina 

Miss Carew as Clarissa 

Madame Celeste as The Princess Catherine 

Miss Chapman as Augusta Aubrey 

Miss Chester 

Miss Chester as Beatrice 

Mile. Clairon 

Mr. Clarke as Procles 

Mr. Collins in Master Slender 

Mile. Colombier (color) 

Mr. Compton as Launce 

Mr. T.P. Cooke as Long Tom Coffin 

Fanny Cooper 

Miss Frances Elizabeth Copeland 

 Box 1 Con't.- 

Miss F. Copeland 

Mr. Crestwick as Hotspur 

Mr. C.W. Couldock as Cardinal Wolsey 

Mr. Couldock as Richard III 

Mr. Couldock as lago 

Mrs. Coutts 

Mrs. Coutts 

Mrs. Coutts as Volante 

Mrs. Crawford as Mariamne 

William Creswick 

Mr. Creswick as Coriolanus 

Mrs. Crouch as Polly 

Mrs. Crouch as Pythia 

Mrs. Crouch 

Mrs. Crouch as Princess Lodoisk 

Mrs. Crouch as Rosina 

Charlotte Cushman as Katharine 

Charlotte Cushman 

Mr. E.L. Davenport as Hamlet 

Mr. E.L. Davenport as Benedick 

As above, but different portrait 

E.L. Davenport 

Miss Davenport as Juliet 

Mrs. Davenport as Miss Minifred Evans 

Mrs. Davison as Julia 

Mrs. Davison- variant of above 

Another variant 

Master De Camp as Hengo 

Charles Dibdin, Esq. 

Charles Dibdin 

Charles Dibdin, Esq. 

Mrs. Dickons 

Mr. Dignum 

Mr. Charles Dillon as Othello 

Mr. Dimond as Philaster 

Mr. Dodd as Tinsel 

Mr. Dowton as Dr. Cantwell 

Mr. Dowton as Obadiah 

John Drew as Sir Andrew Ague-cheek 

Mr. Dunstall as Dominick 

Mr. Dyott as Leontes 

Mr. Edward Eddy as Posthumus 

J.H. D'Egville 

Mrs. Edwin as Juliana 

Mrs. Edwin as Letitia Hardy 

Mrs. Edgerton as Clarinda 

Mrs. Edgerton as Lady Townley 

Mr. Edgerton as Clytus 

Mr. Emery as Farmer Ashfield 

Mr. Emery as John Moody 

Hr. Emery Robin Roughhead 

Mr. Emery as Davy 

Mrs. Esten as Lady Flutter 

 Box 1 Con't.- 

Hiss Farren as Emeline 

Mrs. Farren as Queen Catherine 

Mr. William Farren as Lord Ogleby 

Mr. William Farren 

Mrs. Faucit as Ellen MacGregor 

Mr. Fawcett 

Mr. Fawcett as Jack Nightshade 

Mr. Fawcett as Captain Copp 

Fawcett the comedian 

Nathaniel Field 

Mr. Fleming as Edgar 

Miss Foster as Maria Darlington 

Samuel Foote, Esq. 

Mr. Foote as Fondlewife 

Mr. Foote as Mrs. Cole 

Miss Forde 

Miss Forde 

Mr. Edwin Forrest as Hamlet 

Edwin Forrest 

Miss Fitzwilliam as Adeline 

Mr. Francis as Sir George Thunder 

Mrs. Francis as Miss Harlow 

Garrick as Richard III 

Mr. Cattie as Mons. Morbleu 

Miss George as Polly 

Melle. Georges 

The same (in color) 

Mrs. Gibbs as Miss Hoyden 

Mrs. Gibbs as Lady Elizabeth Freelove 

A varient of above 

Mr. John Gilbert as Dogberry 

Mrs. Glover 

Mrs. Glover as Mrs. Oakly 

Miss P. Glover 

Miss P. Clover 

Miss Glyn as Constance 

Miss Glyn as Queen Katherine 

Mr. Goodall as Sir Harry Wildair 

Miss Goodall 

Miss Gough as Zenobia 

Miss Graddon 

Miss Graddon as Count Rudolph 

Miss Graddon as Rosetta 

Miss Greville as Sir Harry Wildair 

Mademoiselle Carolina Guarducci 

Mr. Hackett as Falstaff 

Jacob Hall 

Miss Hallande 

Miss Hallande 

Miss Julia Harland (as Oberon) & Miss Conquest (as Puck) 

 Box 2- 

Mr. Harley as Marcelli 

Mr. Harley as Lissardo 

Mr. Harley as Billy Bombast 

Mrs. Hartley as Rosamond 

Mrs. Hartley as Elfrida 

Mrs. Julia Dean Haynes as Juliet 

Mr. Henderson as Count Biron 

George H. Hill, Comedian 

Mr. Holman as Edward 

Miss P. Hopkins as Miss Peggy 

Miss P. Hopkins as Miss Notable 

Miss P. Hopkins as Selima 

Mrs. Matilda Horn 

Miss Margaret Hughs as Mandane 

Mr. Hull as Jarvis 

Mr. Hull as Closter 

Mrs. Hunter as Mrs. Belville 

Mrs. Orby Hunter 

Grace Ingersoll (in color) 

Mr. Jamieson as Brutus 

Joseph Jefferson as Bob Acres 

Mr. H. Johnston as Hamlet 

H. Johnston as Sir Charles Easy 

Mr. H. Johnston 

Mr. Johnston as Sir Callaghan 

Mr. Jones as Archer 

Mr. Jones as Alfred Highflyer 

Mr. C. Kean as Gloster 

Miss Laura Keene as Portia 

Michael Kelly Esq. 

Mr. Kelly as Cymon 

Mr. Kemble in Tirnon 

Kemble as Hamlet 

Mr. King as Marplot 

Mrs. Knight 

Miss Maria Lacy 

Miss Lacy as Belvidera 

LeKain 

LeKain 

LeKain 

Mile. Lenormand (in color) 

Mrs. Lessingham as Mrs. Sullen 

Mr. Lewis 

Mr. Lewis as Hippolitus 

Mr. Lewis as Castalio 

Mr. Lewis as Zamor 

Mr. Lewis as Copper Captain 

Mr. Lee Lewes as Capt. Bobadill 

Miss Eliza Logan as Cordelia 

Miss Macauley as Belvidera 

Miss Macauley as the Comic Muse 

Miss Macklin as Camillo 

Mr. Macready as King John 

 Box 2 Con't.- 

Mr. Macready as Cardinal Wolsey 

Mr. Macready as Richard II 

Mr. Macready as Henry IV 

Miss M'Alpine 

Miss Mangeon 

Mile. Mars 

Mile. Mars 

Mile. Mars 

Mile. Mars 

Mr. H. Marston as Marc Antony 

Mr. H. Marston as Hotspur 

Mrs. Martyr as Aura 

Mrs. Massey as Christina 

Mr. Matthews as Sharp 

Mr. Mattocks as Achilles 

Mrs. Mattocks as Elvira 

Mrs. Mattocks as Elvira 

Mrs. Mattocks as Lady Restless 

Mrs. Mattocks 

Mrs. Mattocks 

Mr. McCullough 

Miss Mellon 

Miss Melmoth as Roxana 

Mrs. Merry as Alzira 

Mrs. Merry as Horatia 

Mr. Middleton as Artaxerxes 

John Mills the Elder 

Helene Modrjewska 

Mr. Moody as league & Mr. Parsons as Obadiah 

Mr. Moody as league 

Mrs. Mountain as Fidelia 

Mrs. Mountain 

Mrs. Mowatt as Rosalind 

Mrs. Mowatt as Beatrice 

Anna Cora Mowatt 

Anna Cora Mowatt 

Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie 

Mrs. Anna C.M. Ritchie 

Mr. Munden 

Mr. James E. Murdoch as Petrucio 

Mr. James E. Murdoch as Faulconbridge 

Mr. Murry as Demetrius 

Mrs. Orger 

Mrs. Orger as Flippanta 

Mrs. Orger as Audrey 

Mrs. Opie 

Mrs. Opie 

Mrs. Opie 

Mrs. Opie 

Thomas Otway 

Mr. John E. Owens as Launcelot Cobbo 

Mr. Oxberry as Leo Luminati 

Mr. Oxberry as Mawworn 

Mr. Oxberry as Leo Luminati 

Mr. Oxberry 

Mr. John Palmer as Don Carles 

 Box 2 Con't- 

Mr. Robert Palmer 

Mr. Parsons as Alscrip 

William Parsons 

Miss Paton (in color) 

Mr. Pearman 

Mr. Phelps & Miss Glyn in Hamlet 

Mr. Phelps in Calaynos 

Mr. Phelps as Macbeth 

Mr. H. Phillips as Cedric 

Mr. Henry Placide as Polonius 

Henry & Thomas Placide as The Two Dromios 

Mrs. Pope as Cleopatra 

Mrs. Pope as Zara 

Mrs. Pope 

Mrs. Pope & Mr. Lewis in He Wou'd be a Soldier 

Miss Pope as Biddy Tipkin 

Miss Pope as Rosetta 

Miss Pope as Corina 

Miss Pope as Dorcas Zeal 

Miss Povey 

Miss Povey as Julia Mannering 

Mr. Power as Murtoch Delany 

Mrs. Pritchard 

Mr. Quick as Don Lewis 

Mr. Quick as Vellum 

Mr. Quick as Spado 

Mr. Rae as Osmond 

Mr. Ratner as Giles 

Mr. Reddish as YounR Belville 

Mr. Reddish as Posthumus 

Mr. Richardson as Busiris 

Mr. P. Ritchinas as Richard II 

Mr. P. Ritchings as Mercutio 

Madame Ristori 

Mrs. Robinson as Amanda 

Mrs. Robinson 

Mr?? Robinson 

Mr. Rock as league 

Mr. Ross as Essex 

Mr. Russell as Jerry Sneak 

Mr. Russell as Sparkish 

Mr. Ryder & Mrs. Bates in The Provok'd Wife 

Mr. Sapio as Carlos 

Mr. Savigny as Oroonoko 

Master Albert Schirmer 

Mr. Joshua Silsbee as Jonathan Plou^hboy 

Mrs. Sharp 

Miss Louisa Sharpe 

Mr. Sherwin as Giles 

Miss Shirreff as Clara (in color) 

Mr. Sinclair as Apollo (in color) 

Mrs. Sloman as Belvidera 

Mr. Smith as Phocyas 

Mr William Smith as Phocyas 

 Box 2 Con't- 

Mr. Smith as Oroonoko 
Mr. Smith as Alexander 

Box 3- 

Mr. 0. Smith as Mammon 

Mr. 0. Smith as Grampus 

Mr. Smith as Percy in Anne Bullen 

Mr. William Smith as Publius 

Mr. Smith as Schampt 

Mr. Smith as Vigil 

Will Sommers, King Henry's Jester 

Miss Somerville 

Mr. Suett as Bays 

Talma 

Mr. Charles Taylor 

Miss Margaret Taylor 

Mr. Terry as Sir Fretful Plagiary 

Mile. Titiens 

Mrs. Townsend as Christina 

Kiss Ellen Tree 

Miss Ellen Tree as Ion 

Miss Vandenhiff as Juliet 

Mr. Vincent as Dorilas 

Mr. James W. Wallack as Benedick 

Mr. J.W. Wallack, Jr. as Mercutio 

Mr. James W. Wallack as Jacques 
Mr. J.W. Wallack as Closter 

Miss Wallis as Palmira 

Miss Wallis as Aspasia 

Mr. William Warren as Herr Weigel 

Mrs. Warner as Hermione 

Mrs. Waylett as Madge 

Mr. Webster as Douglas 

Mrs. Wells as Anne Lovely 

Mrs. W. West as Desdemona 

Mr. Weston as Scrub 

Miss Lizzie Weston as Oberon 

Mr. William Wheatley as Romeo 

Mr. Wilson as Sir Francis Wronghead 

Mr. & Mrs. Wood as Touchstone & Audrey 

Mr. Woodward as Bobadil 

Mr. Woodward as Buck 

Mr. Woodward as A Fine Gentleman (Barbarossa) 

Peg Woffington as Mrs. Ford 

Mr s. Wo ff ing t on 

Mr. Wrench as Belmour 

Mrs. Wrighten as Peggy 

Mrs. Wrighten as Fatima 

Mr. Wroughton as Theodosius 

Mr. Wroughton as The Earl of Essex 

Mr. Yates as Lovegold 

 Box 3 Con't- 

Mrs. Yates as Belvidera 

Mrs. Yates as Virginia 

Mrs. Yates as Violante 

Mrs. Yates as Grace Huntley-Miss Younge as Herope-Hiss Younge as Artemisa 

Miss Younge as Zara- Mrs. Younge as Zara (inverted) 

Box 4 Oversize Portraits 

Wilson Barrett as Claudian 

Mrs. Agnes Booth as Mrs. Ralston 

Mrs. D.P. Bowers as Queen Elizabeth 

M. Coquelin, Aine 

Mrs. Florence as Mrs. General Gilflory 

William J. Florence as Bardwell Slote 

Edwin Forrest as Spartacus 

Nat C. Goodwin as Modus 

Mad. Janauschek as Marie Antoinette 

Mrs. Langtry as Pauline 

Adrienne Lecouvreur 

James Lewis and Mrs. Gilbert in A Night Off 

Julia Marlowe as Julia 

Mile. Mars 

The same- India proof 

Miss Margaret Mather as Juliana 

Maggie Mitchell as Fanchon 

Clara Morris as Miss Moulton 

James E. Murdoch as The Stranger 

Miss Neilson as Juliet 

Minnie Palmer in My Sweetheart 

Annie Pixley as M'Liss 

John T. Raymond as Col. Sellers 

Madame Ristori 

Miss Amy Sedgewick as Hester 

William E. Sheridan as Louis XI 

John L. Toole as Paul Pry 

Marie Wainwright as Viola 

Mr. William Warren as Herr Weigel 

Lucille Western as Lucretia Borgia 

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Thomas family. 

Thomas family papers, [ca. 1849-1942] (bulk 1872-1893). 
2 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

The collection consists of papers of the Thomas family of Athens (Ga.) from 
1849-1942. The papers include mainly correspondence but also receipts, 
photographs, printed material, and legal documents. The correspondence 
contains letters (1849-1853) from Thomas Saffbrd to Peninah W. Thomas; letters 
(1872-1887) between George Dudley Thomas, Stevens Thomas, and Pina Thomas; 
letters (1888-1893) from George Dudley Thomas to Katie Morton (Thomas); and 
from 1923-1942 scattered letters between DuBose family members. 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. 

Cite as: Thomas family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Saffbrd, Thomas. 2. DuBose family. 3. Cotton trade—Georgia. 4. Farm 
management—Georgia. 5. Lawyers—Georgia. 6. Practice of law—Georgia. 7. 
Presidents-United States-Election-1876. 8. Athens (Ga.)-Social life and 
customs—19th century. 9. United States—Politics and government—1877-1881. 
10. Photographs. I. Thomas, George Dudley. II. Thomas, Pina. III. Thomas., 
Stevens. IV. Thomas, Katie Morton. V. Thomas, Peninah W. VI. GAGP 

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Thomas, Francis, fl. 1835-1837. 

Francis Thomas account books, 1835-1837. 

3v. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

Francis Thomas, merchant, of Hamptons ville. Georgia. 

The collection consists of account books of Francis Thomas for his general 
store in Hamptonsville, Georgia from 1835-1837. The entries give the 
customer's name, item purchased, and price. Materials sold include liquor, 
tobacco, cloth, sewing items, clothing, household items, and food staples. 

Forms part of: Georgia mercantile records. 

Cite as: Francis Thomas account books. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602 

1. Stores, Retail—Georgia. 2. General stores—Georgia. 3. Merchants—Georgia. 
4. Hamptonsville (Ga.) 5. Account books. 6. Business records. 1. GAGP II. 
Title: Georgia mercantile records. 

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Accession No.. 
Date -____ 

Name of Collection 

Dates Covered . 
Number of Items 

Given by: George Thomas, 18?9 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival - Mail, 1879 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

Letter, 186$. Feb. 2$th from George L. Thomas requesting a furlough- 
approval of furlough on back. Covering letter giving former to some institution 
or society ( possibly- probably the University ) 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

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Thomas, James, d. 1866. 

James Thomas correspondence, 1859,1861-1864. 
.75 linear A. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

The series consists of correspondence of James Thomas from 1859-1864. The 
letters discuss Thomas' law practice, sale of slaves, farming during the Civil 
War, slave insurrections, administration of the Confederate government, 
substitutions for military service, prices of commodities, and Sherman's march 
through Georgia. Of particular interest is a letter (September 6, 1861) to 
Thomas from Thomas H. Latimer with the 15th Georgia Infantry Regiment 
describing the Battle at Munson's Hill (Va.). The series also contains a group 
of letters (1863-1964) from George W. Warthen of the 28th Georgia Infantry 
Regiment describing a skirmish on Morris Island (S.C.), life in the army, his 
wounds, and his stay in the hospital. Other correspondents include Alexander 
H. Stephens and James B. Ransom. 

Forms part of: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II. 

Cite as: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II, James Thomas 
correspondence (28:7-29:31). Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries., Athens GA 30602. 

I. Latimer, Thomas H. 2. Ransom, James B. 3. Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 
1812-1883. 4. Warthen, George W. 5. Confederate States of America. Army. 
Georgia Infantry Regiment, 28th. 6. Confederate States of America. Army. 
Georgia Infantry Regiment, 15th. 7. Farm management-Georgia. 8. Lawyers- 
Georgia. 9. Practice of law-Georgia. 10. Slavery—Georgia—Insurrections, etc. 

II. Sherman's March to the Sea. 12. Soldiers-Georgia. 13. Georgia-History- 
Civi! War, 1861-1865--Campaigns. 14. South Carolina-History-Civil War, 1861- 
1865-Campaigns. 15. Morris Island (S.C.)-History-Civil War, 1861-1865- 
Campaigns. 16. Munson's Hill (Va.)-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Campaigns. 

17. Virginia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Campaigns. I. GAGP 

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in 
E. Merton Coulter Historical Manuscripts 

Ms 2345 
Boxes 28 - 29 

Inventory 

 Box 28 
Correspondence 

Folder Description 

7 August 27 1859 

8 January 1861 

9 24 August 1861 

10 6 September 1861 

12 6 June 1862 

13 14 September 1862 

14 3 November 1862 

15 7 December 1862 

16 20 December 1862 

17 25 December 1862 

18 1863 

19 1863 

20 1863 

21 1863 

22 1863 

23 1863 

24 9 January 1863 

25 25 January 1863 

26 23 February 1863 

27 2 March 1863 

28 6 March 1863 

29 29 March 1863 

30 30 March 1863 

31 1 April 1863 

 Box 28 (continued) 
Folder Description 

32 2 April 1863 

33 6 April 1863 

34 11 April 1863 

35 1 June 1863 

36 4 June 1863 

37 13 June 1863 

38 24 June 1863 

39 24 June 1863 

40 4 July 1863 

41 17 July 1863 

42 22 July 1863 

43 24 July 1863 

44 28 July 1863 

45 3 August 1863 

46 4 August 1863 

47 5 August 1863 

48 5 August 1863 

49 8 August 1863 

50 19 August 1863 

51 24 August 1863 

52 26 August 1863 

53 20 September 1863 

54 23 September 1863 

55 25 September 1863 

 Box 28 (continued) 
Folder Description 

56 5 October 1863 

57 5 October 1863 

58 6 October 1863 

59 9 October 1863 

60 9 October 1863 

61 28 August 1863 

62 3 September 1863 

63 7 September 1863 

64 11 September 1863 

65 11 September 1863 

66 15 September 1863 

67 19 September 1863 

68 19 September 1863 

69 11 October 1863 

70 12 October 1863 

71 12 October 1863 

72 13 October 1863 

73 14 October 1863 

74 15 October 1863 

75 17 October 1863 

76 17 October 1863 

77 18 October 1863 

78 18 October 1863 

79 21 October 1863 

 Box 28 (continued) 
Folder Description 

80 29 October 1863 

81 10 November 1863 

82 11 November 1863 

S3 11 November 1863 

84 12 November 1863 

85 14 November 1863 

86 16 November 1863 

87 17 November 1863 

88 23 November 1863 

89 24 November 1863 

90 24 November 1863 

91 26 November 1863 

92 29 November 1863 

93 1 December 1863 

94 3 December 1863 

95 12 December 1863 

96 14 December 1863 

97 25 December 1863 

98 26 December 1863 

99 27 December 1863 

 Box 29 

Correspondence 
Account 
Receipt 

Folder Description 

1 1864 

2 11 January 1864 

3 13 January 1864 

4 19 January 1864 

5 20 January 1864 

6 9 February 1864 

7 22 February 1864 

8 27 February 1864 

9 2 March 1864 

10 20 March 1864 

11 24 March 1864 

12 2 April 1864 

13 8 May 1864 

14 9 May 1864 

15 18 May 1864 

16 19 May 1864 

17 29 May 1864 

18 11 June 1864 

19 20 June 1864 

20 1 July 1864 

21 24 August 1864 

 Box 29 (continued) 
Folder Description 

22 1 September 1864 

23 6 September 1864 

24 21 September 1864 

25 28 October 1864 

26 28 October 1864 

27 3 November 1864 

28 Undated 

30 Account 

31 Receipt 

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Thomas, Jesse. 

Letter to John Reid, 1863 Dec. 2. 
1 item. 

The collection consists of a letter from Jesse Thomas, dated Marietta, 
Georgia, December 3, 1863, to John Reid. Thomas mentions Bragg's resignation, 
Hardee taking command, that Longstreet took KLnoxviHe with Bumside's forces as 
prisoners, and troop movements in Tennessee. 

Finding aid available in repository. 

Cite as: Jesse Thomas, letter to John Reid. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Reid, John, fl. 1863.2. Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876. 3. Bumside, Ambrose 
Everett, 1824-1881. 4. Hardee, William Joseph, 1815-1873. 5. Longstreet, James, 
1821-1904. 6. Tennessee-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 

 THOMAS, JOHN D. - ALBUM VERSE 

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1848-18% 

Accession No. - — —Ji.iL_.._...... Dates Covered 

Date . October?.1970 _______ ^^er of Items 

Name of Collection ....JPH.D...THOMAS - ALBUM VERSE 

Given by 

Deposited by 

Purchased from 

Other terms: Copied from originals belonging to: Mr. David Thomas James 

Date & method of arrival : Via Dean William Tate 

DESCRIPTION: 

Xerox copies of verses written by Captain John D. Thomas, 
Confederate soldier and lawyer of Bartow County. The poems copied are 
only a few of a larger collection, but these are excellent examples 
of "Album Verse." A custom which flourished in the 19^0's, 50's and 
60's and late]) was that of writing original verses in autograph albums 
of friends. These poems by Captain Thomas are illustrations of this 
custom. 

Two pictures of Captain Thomas are included, one in his 
Confederate uniform, and another taken later in life. An obituary of 
Capt. Thomas is also included. 

UGL 832 

 THOKAS, J HK ^L. RARGRETT PURCImSE^ 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No._/ ZA^L______ Dates Covered 
Date ____JL363___________ Number of Items 

Name of Collection -__-__.. 

Given by 

Deposited by 

Purchased from :L. Hargrett Estate 

Other terms 

Date & method of arrival - 1962 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

1 vol., ?6 p. Ms. daybook of a Post Hill, Ga. general store and tavern, 
1820. 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 1738 

Thomas, Peninah W. 

Peninah W. Thomas family papers, 1821-1959 (bulk 1847-1880). 
7 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

Peninah Walton Thomas, widow of Stevens Thomas (d. 1837), children include 
daughters Ella who married Henry Hull, Batavia who married Charles Clinch, Mary 
who married Thomas Saffbld; and sons Robert and Stevens. 

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 (Saffbld). The letters 
mainly contain news of family or friends and social events, but of particular 
interest are letters from Baiavia 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. 

Also known as DuBose family papers. 

Cite as: Peninah W. Thomas family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Reynolds, Thomas. 2. Shannon, John. 3. Thomas family. 4. Clergy—Georgia. 
5. Cotton trade—Georgia. 6. Freedmen—Georgia. 7. Legislators—Georgia. 8. 
Plantation management—Georgia. 9. Real estate investment—19th century. 10. 
Fort Sumter (Charleston, S.C.)-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 11. United 

 States-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 12. Athens (Ga.) 13. South Carolina- 
History—Civil War, 1861-1865. 14. Account books. 15. Sermons. I. Clinch, 
Batavia Thomas. II. Hull, Ella Thomas. III. Saffbld, Mary Thomas. IV. DuBose, 
Jeannie Stovall. V. DuBose, Robert Toombs. VI. Thomas, Stevens. VII. GAGP VIII. 
Title: DuBose family papers. 

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Manuscript Collection 

Ms 3030 

Thomas, Sidney Samuel, 1923 - 

Sidney Samuel Thomas collection, 1943 - 1946 

63 items 

Arranged in chronological order by. 

Sidney Samuel Thomas (1923 -), cryptographer during World War II with the 155"* 
AACS Squadron, resided in Athens, Georgia. 

This collection contains correspondance (1943 - 1946) to Sidney Samuel Thomas, a 
sergeant in the United States Army. The collection consists of letters written to Thomas 
by various military Mends and colleagues while he served as a military cryptographer in 
St. Petersburg, FL; Pawling, NY; Miami, FL; Greensboro, NC; and West Palm Beach, 
FL and lived in Athens, GA. The majority of the letters are from Sgt. Pope Hill and there 
are also many from Sgt. Carl R. Cox. Other letters are from P.F.C. John H. Lomax, Cpl. 
Marin (?) Talmadge, Cpl. Cecil W. Bentz, Cpl. M.K. Smith, P.F.C. Merritt Whelchel, and 
Cpl. James S. Swan. In the letters, Thomas' colleagues describe their duties, respective 
lives in the Army, and daily routines. There is discussion religion and philosophy, as well 
as many references to the popular culture of the era, i.e. books, actors and movies. 
Included with some letters are clippings from newspapers and magazines of the period. 

Cite as Sidney Samuel Thomas collection. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602. 

1. Thomas, Sidney Samuel. 2. Hill, Pope. 3. Cox, Carl R. 4. United States Army. 
5. World War, 1939 -1945. 

 THOMA.S, STEVENS - CCLLECTICN 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No. : .. ... ....266 . Dates Covered :-.-. 

Date? . .^Mly. 63 .13^9__.___________.__.__ Number of Items!--- .-..-.2_9__items 

Name of Collection: ----....Stevens^h.pir^s Collection _____________ 

Given by: Mrs. Boiling Bubose Sr., 230 University Drive, Athens, Ga. 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival: *My 6, 19%, via SFBT. 

DESCRIPTION: 

Miscellaneous items consisting of three Diaries, 8 pictures, 2 Diplomas, 
and 16 cards, invitations and other materials. Also 57 books and magazines, 
most of which have been cataloged and added to the general library holdings, 
a few have been kept with the collection. 

The three diaries of Carlton Hillyer are of interest; one kept while 
he was a student at Union Academy, Washington, D.C., 1859+,; one contain 
ing poems kept in Athens, Ga. and the third containing notes probably used 
as a basis for newspaper columns written under the pseudonym of "Issacher 
Marx" for the Augusta Chronicle in the 1890's. 

Also of interest is the original ms. of a speech given by George Dudley 
Thomas on Memorial Day, April 26, i860. There are several cards, Christmas, 
Easter, Valentine, and an interesting painting on cobweb. 

Pictures from the collection are filed in the picture file, University 
picture file and oversize picture file. 

UGL 832 

 THOMAS, STEVENS - COLLECTION 

Diplomas are in the Diploma Collection. 

Note: Mrs. DuBose has numerous manuscripts of Stevens Thomas, seme of 
which were on deposit in the Library. Mrs. DuBose has removed these. 
It is hoped she and her sisters will give these valuable manuscripts to 
the Library at some future date. 

 HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY 
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 

MANUSCMPT COLLECTION 

Ms 234 

Thomas, William Holland, 1805-1893. 
William Holland Thomas papers, 1840-1875. 
.5 linear A. 

Arranged by record type. 

William Holland Thomas (1805-1893), North Carolina State Senator, Colonel in 
Civil War, only white man to serve as Cherokee Chief (Wil-Usidi). Thomas 
served as agent and trustee of the Cherokee Indians. 

The collection consists of the papers of William H. Thomas from 1840-1875. 
Includes correspondence, legal documents, printed materials, maps 
(reproductions), and newspaper clippings concerning the acquisition of the 
Eastern Cherokee Indian Reservation and the title of the Indians within and 
without the Qualla Boundary in North Carolina. The collection also contains a 
. copy of the full account of this transaction and an account of the suit of the 
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians vs. William H. Thomas et al. 

Cite as: William H. Thomas papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries. Athens GA 30602 

1. Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. 2. Cherokee Indians—North Carolina. 3. 
Indians of North Indians—North Carolina. 4. Cherokee Indians—North Carolina- 
Government relations. 5. Eastern Cherokee Indian Reservation. 6. Qualla 
Boundary. 

 THE UNIVERSITY 0< GEORGIA LmKAKii-,5 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No. 1577________ Dates Covered -2^J 

!-t h ir<^iT^ia-nr iQHn AT ! /-T. 66 (33 positive, 33 negative) 
Date 4 l-ebruary ^.L9ou_____ Nmnber of Items __.i-^Lf._____' ——r 

Name of Collection Thomas, William W., d. 1904______________________ 

House Plan (photostats) _______ _____________ 

Given by Originals in possession of Georgia Patterson, 289 W. Cloverhurst, 
Deposited by Athens, Ga. 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

DESCRIPTION 

Captain William W. Thomas, prominent Athens businessman, was president 
of the Sc^them Mutual Insurance Company and one of the commissioners super 
vising the building of the state capitol in Atlanta. 

These architectural drawings were done for Captain Thomas prior to 159*3. 
The house was built at 530 S. Milledge between 1895 and 1899 and is now owneu 
by the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. 

Also included are two xeroxes of the Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation 
Building Survey and a record of the transaction involving the property. 

1. Athens, Georgia - Buildings. 
UGL 832 

 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession 

-666 

December 1981 

Name of Collection 

Dates Covered 
of 

(^09 pictures plus 20^ negatives 

Photographs . 

Given by 

Deposited by 

Purchased from 

Other terms Lent by Richard Patters on for copying. 

Date & method of arrival 

DESCRIPTION 

W. W. Thomas was a noted Athens businessman and designed several Athens houses. 

The photographs were copied from three photo albums that belonged to W. W. 
Thomas. Included are family members, pictures of interior and exterior views of 
houses, and family vacations. 

1. Thomas Family. 2. Athens, Georgia. 

313/2-80/500 

 W.W. Thomas Photographs, ca. 1900 

Ms 1666 7Vo?e. y4?/?e?ts (6 (7G/4 
Inventory 

Boxl 

1:1 #1 Young girl 

1:2 #2 Group on unidentifiable contraption 

1:3 #3 Group of 3 young ladies 

1:4 #4 Group of young people with dog in foreground 

1:5 #5 Group of 4 young ladies wearing hats 

1:6 #6 Group of young people on log 

1:7 #7 Baby 

1:8 #8 Young boy 

1:9 #9 Group of 4 young people 

1:10 #10 Group of young ladies 

1:11 #11 Young girl holding flower 

1:12 #12 Young girl holding parasol 

1:13 #13 Young girl holding out dress she's wearing 

1 14 #14 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 

1:15 #15 Large group in front of Thomas-Carithers House 

1:16 #16 Man presenting flowers to lady standing on chair 

1:17 #17 Young lady wearing beads 

1:18 #18 Unidentified house 

1:19 #19 Young man sitting against house column 

1:20 #20 Young lady with hair in bun 

 Ms 7666 - TnveMfory fconf J 

1:21 #21 2 ladies standing on porch (Thomas-Carithers House?) 

1:22 #22 Group of young people on steps 

1:23 #23 Lady holding baby 

1:24 #24 3 cadets 

1:25 #25 3 cadets 

1:26 #26 Lady facing to her right 

1:27 #27 Lady holding dog with face of boy superimposed in foreground 

1:28 #28 Man & lady (holding hat) in front of tree 

1:29 #29 Young lady wearing bouquet 

1:30 #30 Young girl wearing necklace 

1:31 #31 Young girl wearing necklace 

1:32 #32 Young lady wearing bonnet & in front of house (Thomas-Carithers House?) 

1:33 #33 Young lady sitting outside w/trees in background 

1:34 #34 Man sitting in rocking chair. Caption reads: Judge "fishing" at Wolf Island 

1:35 #35 Man sitting in chair w/rod and reels on beach 

1:36 #36 Mock duel: Two ladies holding pistols and shaking hands 

1:37 #37 Mock duel: One lady standing and other on ground . 

1:38 #38 Mock duel: Two ladies aiming pistols at each other 

1:39 #39 Lady standing with elbow on chair 

1:40 #40 Group of ladies in fancy dress and 2 young men 

1:41 #41 Young man wearing a checkered tie 

1:42 #42 Young lady 

 1:43 #43 Young man 

1:44 #44 Unidentified water scene with trees and building 

1:45 #45 Unidentiried building and plaza 

1:46 #46 Unidentiried house 

1:47 #47 2 piers and boathouses (Clearwater, Fla.) 

1:48 #48 Unidentified water scene w/pier and boathouse 

1:49 #49 Unidentified house 

1 50 #50 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

1:51 #51 Group of 9 young people with ladies lying on ground and men behind them 

1:52 #52 Lady sitting in chair and holding open book 

1:53 #53 Man w/short beard 

1:54 #54 Group of young men 

1:55 #55 Young lady w/hair in bun 

1:56 #56 Lady standing next to shelves of framed pictures 

1 57 #57 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

1:58 #58 Group of young ladies in fancy dress 

1:59 #59 Manw/beard .. 

Box 2 

21 #60 Athens, Ga. We!ch-Thomas House 

22 #'s 61 & 62 Athens, Ga. F!eming House and We!ch-Thomas House 

23 #63 Athens, Ga. Wheat and Oat Fair. 1901 

2:4 #64 Interior of unidentified house (Thomas-Carithers House?) 

 2:5 #65 Group of 5 men standing beside shack (hunters?) 

2:6 #66 2 men standing in possibly a sandy field 

2:7 #67 Man w/rifle pointing and 2 men in horse cart (?) behind him 

2:8 #68 Group of 3 men outdoors, 2 standing and one bending down (tending to fire?) 

2:9 #69 Athens, Ga. Wheat and Oat Fair. 1901 

2:10 #70 Unidentified water scene 

2:11 #71 Group of workers on a dock w/boats in background 

2:12 #72 Young African American caddy 

2:13 #73 Unidentified city view showing monument and 5 sets of double columns 
(New York City?) 

2:14 #74 2 men playing golf 

2:15 #75 Man playing golf 

2:16 #76 Man playing golf 

2:17 #77 Lady playing golf 

2:18 #78 Lady playing golf 

2:19 #79 Man holding golf bag 

2:20 #80 Man playing golf 

2:21 #81 2 men playing golf 

2:22 #82 Man playing golf 

2:23 #83 House columns (Thomas-Carithers House?) 

2:24 #84 House columns (Thomas-Carithers House?) 

2 25 #85 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. 

2:26 #86 Man & woman with 3 children sitting on porch steps 

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2:27 #87 Group of 4 children sitting on see-saw 
2:28 #88 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

2:29 #89 Group of 3 men outdoors, 2 standing and one bending down (tending to fire?) 

2:30 #90 Group of hunters 

2:31 #91 Group of 3 ladies and driver on buggy 

2:32 #92 Close-ups of young girl with short hair 

2:33 #93 Unidentified fair scene 

2:34 #94 Unidentified crowd and banner in background saying "Free Performances..." 

2:35 #95 Unidentified fair scene 

2:36 #96 Young L.G. Harris grave monument 

2:37 #97 House columns (Thomas-Carithers House?) 

2:38 #98 Lady playing piano 

2:39 #99 Lady w/3 children and tawn mower 

2:40 #100 Group of 3 men outdoors, 2 standing and one bending down (tending to fire?) 

2:41 #101 Group of men campers (?) 

2:42 #102 Group of 5 men standing beside shack (hunters?) 

2:43 #103 2 men with large fish 

2:44 #104 Men in small boats 

2:45 #105 2 men standing over large fish, one holding a rod and ree! and the other, a 
gaff 

2:46 #106 Sailboats 

2:47 #107 Man holding 3 fish 

2:48 #108 2 men standing over fish and another man fishing in background 

 2:49 #109 2 men holding a pole with fish hanging from it 

2:50 #110 Man standing over manta ray 

2:51 #111 Group of 6 men standing over manta ray 

2:52 #112 Man w/large fish 

2:53 #113 2 men with fish and another man standing in background 

2:54 #114 Man kneeling on manta ray 

2:55 #115 Man w/3 fish 

2:56 #116 2 men w/large fish, one holding tail 

2:57 #117 Man w/4 fish 

258 #118 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 

2:59 #119 Young girl standing outside and wearing hat 

2:60 #120 Man reclined in front of tree and wearing a scarf (blanket?) over his head 

2:61 #121 Man and boy standing on railroad track 

2:62 #122 3 young boys in front of column 

2:63 #123 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House Caption: "In Winter" 

264 #124 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 

265 #125 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 
2 66 #126 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 

267 #127 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 

268 #128 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 
2 69 #129 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 
270 #130 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House 

 7666 — 

2:71 2 images (negatives only): #131 Man & woman sitting by tree 
#132 2 piers and boathouses. Caption: "Clearwater, Fla." 

2:72 #132A (negative only) Athens, Ga. CarnivaL 1900 
Box 3 

3:1 #133 Man standing by water w/tarpon 

Caption: "Johnny Bain, gaffing my tarpon - wt 123 - at Bird's Key, 
Apr. 22, 1897" 

3:2 #134 Sailboat w/sails down. Caption: "Yacht'Tarpon'at PuntaGorda" 
3:3 #135 Steamboat. Caption: "Str. St. Lucie" (?) 
3:4 #136 Steamboat. Caption: "Str. Howard" 

3:5 #137 Man standing behind branches with sawfish in front of him. 
Caption: "My Guide and My Saw Fish" 

3:6 #138 2 Water scenes-Top, caption: "Wharf and Warehouse, 

St. James City, Fla.". Bottom, caption: "St. James City, Fla." 

3:7 #139 Unidentified wharf w/cannon. Caption: "Wharf 

3:8 #140 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

Caption: "South side of hall" 

3:9 #141 Athens, Ga. Baptist Church and Confederate Monument 

Caption: "Baptist Church" 

3 10 #142 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

Caption: "North side of hall" 

3:11 #143 Georgia. University. HertyFieM. Crowd scene 

Caption: "W.J. Bryan addressing crowd on campus, March 1898" 

3:12 #144 2 mules. Caption: "Here's your mule" 

3:13 #145 Man wearing hat and swimwear (?) Caption: "A New Venus of the Bath" 
3:14 #146 Young boy standing in front of column. Caption: "Royal George" 
3:15 #147 Man and 2 ladies in front of column. Caption: "Judge and Jury" 

 Ms 

3:16 #148 Man wearing top hat and standing by column. Caption: "The Judge" 

3:17 #149 2 images - Man standing by gate. Caption: "A Peri at the gate. Yo" 
and man standing on porch holding fish. Caption: "Jeff the Cook" 

3:18 #150 Lady standing on dock and wearing hat w/ftowers. 
Caption: "Miss Ada Hughes" 

3:19 #151 2 men with large fish. Caption: "Three of a kind" 

3:20 #152 Man holding rod and reel and with large fish. 
Caption: "J.H.F. and his 'minnow'" 

3:21 #153 Unidentified houses. Caption: "From tennis court" 

3:22 #154 Man and young boy shaking hands. Caption: "Marions" (?) 

3:23 #155 Man pointing finger at young boy 

3:24 #156 Beach scene - Rocking chair, parasol., & rod and reel with people fishing in 
background. Caption: "The Front Yard.. .Island" 

3:25 #157 2 ladies standing on porch w/columns (Thomas-Carithers House). 
Caption: "In maiden meditation" 

326 #158 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

Caption: "South side of hall" 

3:27 #159 Lady standing in portico (Thomas-Carithers House) 

3:28 #160 Athens, Ga. F!eming House. Caption: "The Flemings'" 

3:29 #161 Young girl and boy in front of tree. Caption: "Jack and Jule" 

330 #162 Athens, Ga. Thomas-Carithers House. Interior view 

Caption: "North side of hall" 

3:31 #163 House. Caption: "The Bocock House" (Athens, Ga.?) 
3:32 #164 Niagara Falls. Caption: "Niagara, from Goat Island" 
3:33 #165 Group on steps w/dog. Caption: "Flushing, I.I." 
3:34 #166 Niagara River. Caption: "The Rapids, Niagara" 

 7666 — ZnveMfo/y fconf J 
3:35 #167 Niagara Falls. Caption: "Maid of the Mist" 
3:36 #168 Niagara Falls. Caption: "American Falls from Canada side" 
3:37 #169 Ft. Munroe. Caption: "Fortress Munroe" 

3:38 #170 Lady standing on rock jetty. 

Caption: "Fortress Munroe. The Kodaker Kodacked" 

3:39 #171 Ocean pier. Caption: "From Hotel Hygeia, Old Point Comfort 
Battleship Indiana in distance"' 

3:40 #172 2piersandboathouses. Caption: "Clearwater,Fla." 

3:41 #173 Courtyard. Caption: "Looking across the court, at Ponce de Leon" 

3:42 #174 Boy wearing hat and shorts. Caption: "One of the crowd" 

3:43 #175 2 men holding fish and gaff leaning against one man 
Caption: "The cook and Cyrus" 

3:44 #176 Athens, Ga. Baptist Church and Confederate Monument 

Caption: "Baptist Church" 

3:45 #177 Man in rocking chair on porch 

3:46 #178 Mock duel. 2 women aiming pistols at each other w/other people behind them 

3:47 #179 Mock duel. 2 women holding pistols and shaking hands 

3:48 #180 African American holding 3 fish on beach. Caption: "Cyrus Bennett" 

3:49 #181 3 men fishing. 1 sitting in chair, 1 standing in boat, and 1 in water w/net. 
Caption "Wolflsland" 

3:50 #182 Close-up of lady w/pages of writing & pictures behind her 

3:51 #183 Mock duel. One lady standing and holding pistol w/lady beside her & the 
other laying on ground w/2 ladies holding her & one lady standing behind 
them 

3:52 #184 Men fishing on pier w/man holding fish in background 

 7666 — 

3:53 #185 2 females walking up steps w/other ladies at top 
Caption: "As she goes up the stairs" 

3:54 #186 Group of African American men standing on wharf. 

Captions: "The coons on the wharf, St. Simons" & "All coons look alike to 
me" 

3:55 #187 African American men in 2 boats fishing. 
Caption: "Cyrus 'tailing'(?) a bass" 

3:56 #188 3 girls in boat w/pier in background. 

Caption: "Three little maids from school" 

3:57 #189 Man wearing hat & on boat (?) w/another man lying down behind him. 
Caption: "The Judge and the Tramp" 

3:58 #190 Men holding pole w/fish. Caption: "Sea bass fishing, Morehead" 

3:59 #191 Girls in buggy w/boy holding horse in front of Thomas-Carithers House 

3:60 #192 Group of 5 young ladies sitting in front of steps 

3:61 #193 Boy in buggy w/African American man holding horse in front of 
Thomas-Carithers House 

3:62 #194 3 ladies walking together on pier. Caption "Three Graces" 

3:63 #195 Young girl sitting outside in chair & holding a picture album 

3:64 #196 Group of 5 young ladies sitting in front of steps 

3:65 #197 Sailboats 

3:66 #198 Group of young men and women in front of steps 

3:67 #199 Dog tying on ground 

3:68 #200 Lady standing outside w/hand resting on chair 

3:69 #201 Ft. Munroe 

3:70 #202 Lady standing on rock jetty. Ft. Munroe 

3:71 #203 2 African American boys standing on bridge(?) 

 3:72 #204 Man & cat 

373 #205 2 children in horse cart 

3:74 #206 Young man w/another young man sitting on his knee in front of steps 

3:75 #207 3 men wearing hats inside trolley(?) 

3:76 #208 Athens, Ga. Bessie MeM tndustria! Home. Caption: "The Industrial Home" 

377 #209 Athens, Ga. Wheat & Oar Fair. 1901 

378 #210 Athens, Ga. Wheat & Oar Fair. 1901 

 THOMPSON, C. HILDiui 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No.. __ 2 J? ____ Dates Covered 
Date _________________ _ Number of Items 

Name of Collection _____ 5. 

Given by : Hiss Clara Hilcired Thompson, Athens, Ga. cformer Dean of Vassar, ret., 
Deposited by former professor of History, Univer. of Ga.,ret.3 Author 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival -? 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

15 Kss. items, letters and depositions- (at least one George Walton) 
dealing chiefly with Indian depredations. Given to Miss Thompson by one of the 
Strauss's (head of Abraham Strauss) who bought them from a dealer in New York. 

Note: Hiss Thompson also gave to the Library some maps (now in Historical 
Hap collection) and some Margaret Kitchell letters 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

 C. Mildred Thompson Papers 
Ms 606 

Folder Inventory 

NOTE: 

Material in folders 1-19 concerns Indian depredations. 

Box No. 

Item moved to 1:10 

Folder No. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 
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Description 

1786 May 23 - Letter. Joshua Inman 

to the Gov. of Ga. 

^86 May 23 - Letter. Joshua Inman 

to ? 

1789 May 31 - Letter. John Twiggs 

to George Walton 

1789 Oct. 4 - Letter. Caleb Howell 

to George Walton 

1789 Oct. 12 - Letter. Jared Irwin 

to George Walton 

1789 Oct. 13 - Letter. George Walton 

to ? 

1791 Mar. 1 - Deposition from 

Abram Hordecai 

1791 Oct. 31 - Deposition from 
John Burnett 

1792 Dec. 3 - Deposition from 
Owen Bowen 

1792 Dec. 4 - Letter. Elijah Clarke 
to Edward Telfair 

1793 Sep. 6 - Deposition from 

Henry Carvel 

1793 Sep. 8 - Letter. John Twiggs 

to Ed\?ard Telfair 

1798 Mar. 9 - Letter. Benjamin Hawkins 

to James Jackson 

1802 Apr. 8 - Letter from John Clark 

to Josiah Tattnall w/letter from Cherokee 

Indians dated 1802 Mar. 27 

1821 Sep. 14 - Deposition from 

Nathaniel Howell 

1826 Jan. 26 - Letter. Stephen Hawkins 

to George M. Troup 

1835 Apr. 23 - Deposition from 

Isaac Green 

1838 Feb. 24 - Letter. C. Stephens 

to George R. Gilmer 

Xerox copies of letters and depositions 

regarding Indian depredations 

Margaret Mitchell Letters 
1937 Feb. 9 
1937 Feb. 12 
1937 Mar. 3 

1937 Sep. 27 

1938 May 9 

 THOMPSON, JOHN S. AND ALDON F. - PAPERS 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No._^^^________ Dates Covered ____1893-1968 
Da^ __23 August 1978 

Name of Collection John S. and Aldon F. Thompson Papers 

Given hy 
Deposited hy 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

DESCRIPTION 

Chiefly mercantile records, the Thompson papers cover early automotive, 
agricultural, and dry goods "businesses. There are financial records, some 
"business correspondence, "brochures, and advertising ephemera of the Conyers, 
Georgia area. A few letters of a personal nature are addressed to Miss Kath- 
erine Smith of Conyers. The Thompsons developed the ledger record system 
vhich became known as the Thompson Ledger. There is also some correspondence 
and ledger notes for the Chattanooga Medicine Company from the late l890's. 

313/1-7S/500 

 THOMPSON, RICHARD -LAND GRANT 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
! MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No.—ll26_______ Dates Covered 1820 

n .TamiH-ry ip?9____ Ntunberofltems 
Name of CoUection Richard Thompson Land Grant 

Given by Farris Cadle, Athens, Georgia 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 10 January 1979 by Mr. Cadle 

DESCRIPTION 

This land grant, signed by Governor George M. Troup, for lot number 260 
of Irvin County vas issued to Richard Thompson eg B&ehsoa&'a^Ba&talLon, Jackson 

County, Georgia. Included is a plat of the ^90 acres, surveyor's notation Of 

«* 
11 May 1820, and various countersignatures. 

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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2208 

Thompson, Rose. 

Rose Thompson papers, 1940-1984. 
.5 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

Rose Thompson (1930-), teacher and author, born in Greene County, Georgia. 
Worked in middle Georgia for the Farm Security Administration as a home 
supervisor in the 1930s and 1940s. Collected stories told to her by African 
American families she visited and published some in "Foxfire" magazine. In 
1982, a collection of her works were published in HUSH CHILD! CAN'T YOU HEAR 
THE MUSIC? 

The collection consists of papers of Rose Thompson from 1940-1984. The papers 
include some correspondence; typescripts of stories of folklore used in 
"Foxfire" magazine; typescript of HUSH CHILD! CAN'T YOU HEAR THE MUSIC?, a 
book containing stories she collected; and photographs, mostly of African Americans 
in middle Georgia. 

Cite as: Rose Thompson papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Afro-Americans—Folklore—Georgia. 2. Folklorists—Georgia. 3. Photographs. 
4. Manuscript. I. GAGP 

 THOMPSON, THELMA- MAKE HASTE, MY BELOVED 
(SLAYDEN) 

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Accession No. .. ... .2<^3- ____ ...... Dates Covered .-.. 

Date .. DjeD^mb^r..^,..l%$. _ ....... Number of Items 

! 

Name of Collection ,ThoiopsoiL,-Thelma.,--!--^Make-Easte^-JMy-JBelaved^.. 

Given by Author 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrnval Not known 

/ 

DESCRIPTION 

One volume, typescript, of book published by Austin-Phelps, New.: 
York, in 

See: Ga 

UGL 832 

 THOHPSCH, W^LLS T 

1 

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Accession No.. _ ___ Dates Covered . _____ 1S.61 
Date __ Fe_b^l5^_.l%l._.._ __ ___ Number of Items ___ 2 

Name of Collection ^. 

Given by : Mr. Harvey Littlefield, Hay Littlefield & Co. 231 La Salle St., 
Deposited by Chicago 4, Illinois 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 2/13/61 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

1 Photograph of Wells Thompson (autographed) wearing coat of Confederate 
uniform and reunion badges. 

19 pages of Mss. Valedictory address of Wells Thompson, dilivered in 1861, 
when he graduated in Law. 

Biographical outline 
(Grandfather of Donor) 

Covering letter and acknowledgement. 
SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

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Ms 2684 

Thompson, William Tappan, 1812-1882. 
William Tappan Thompson papers, 1847-1881. 

1 linear foot. 

William Tappan Thompson, author and journalist, of Georgia, wrote under pseudonym 
Major Joseph Jones. 

Location: 

Subjects: 

Other authors: 
Other titles: 

The collection consists of personal and business correspondence, biographical 

material, writings of Thompson and others, drawings, 
receipts, clippings, and other papers. Includes 
material relating to his work as editor of Augusta 
Mirror and Savannah Daily Morning News and his book 

Major Jones' Courtship (1843); letters to his wife. 
Caroline Thompson, while traveling in Europe and the 
U.S.; and letters from Alexander Stephens, John 
Brown Gordon, and Joel Chandler Harris discussing 
Georgia politics and the political atmosphere in the 
South after the Civil War. 

University of Georgia Libraries, Hargrett Rare Book 
and Manuscript Library (Athens). 

Journalists -- Georgia. Icsh 
Authors, American -- Georgia. Icsh 
Thompson, Caroline (Caroline A. Carrie) -- 

Correspondence. 
Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883 -- 

Correspondence. 

Gordon, John Brown, 1832-1904 -- Correspondence. 
Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 -- Correspondence. 
Georgia -- Politics and government -- 1865-1950. 
Southern States -- Politics and government -- 

1865-1950. 

Europe -- Description and travel. 
United States -- Description and travel. 
Augusta (Ga.) -- Newspapers, periodicals, and 

journalism. 
Savannah (Ga.) -- Newspapers, periodicals, and 

journalism. 

Georgia -- Newspapers, periodicals, and journalism. 
American newspapers -- Georgia. 
Savannah daily morning news (Savannah, Ga. : 

Newspaper) 

Augusta mirror (Augusta, Ga. : Newspaper) 
Voyages and travels -- 19th century. 
American literature -- Georgia. 
American literature -- 19th century. 
Georgia -- Cultural affairs -- Literature. 
Jones, Joseph, 1812-1882. 
Major Jones' courtship. 

 Biographical Note 

1812 August 31 
1823 

1830 

18 3*i or 1835 

1836 January 

1837 June 12 

1838 May 
18^2 February 

1842 August 
18 ii^ February 

1850 January 

i86ii 

1865 

1867 

1868 

1871-1876 

1877 

1882 March 2 

Born in Ravenna, Ohio 

Moved to Philadelphia, PA 

Worked at Philadelphia Daily Chronicle 

Traveled to Tallahassee, Florida as private secretary of 
James D. Westcott, Secretary of the Florida territory 

Moved to Augusta., GA 

Read lav under Augustus B. Longstreet, editor of the 
State Rights Sentinel and author of Georgia Scenes 

Enlisted in the Augusta militia unit "Richmond Blues" 
Returned to Florida to participate in the Seminole Indian war 

Married Caroline Amour Carrie 
Established Augusta Mirror 

Merged Augusta Mirror with the Family Companion and Ladies' 

Mirror of Macon. First fictitious sketches about Major Joseph 
Jones included in the publication 

Moved to Madison, GA 
Edited Southern Miscellany 

Returned to Augusta 

Wrote "Chronicles of Pineville" 

Moved to Baltimore, MD 

Founded Western Continent with poet Park Benjamin 

Established and edited the Savannah Daily Morning News 

Left Savannah news office to become private in Confederate forces 

Returned to Savannah as associate editor of the Savannah Daily 
Morning News under its new Union owner and new name the 
Savannah Daily Herald 

Traveled to Europe 

Resumed editorship of Savannah Daily Morning News 
Member of the National Democratic Convention 

Worked with Joel Chandler Harris in the Savannah news office 
Helped frame new Georgia constitution 
Died at Savannah home 

 Other Biographical References: 

Coleman, Kenneth and Charles Stephen Gurr (eds). Dictionary of 
Georgia Biographies. Vol II. Athens, GA: University of 
Georgia Press, 1983. 

Miller, Henry Prentice. The Life and Works of William Tappan 

Thompson. Dissertation No. 4372, The University of Chicago. 
Chicago, Illinois, 1942. 

 University of Georgia Libraries 
Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library 
Manuscripts Section 

William Tappan Thompson Papers 
Ms 268^ 

Scope and Content Nobe 

The papers of William Tappan Thompson were acquired by the University 
of Georgia's Hargrett Library on May 1, 1989- The material was contributed 
by Mr. Dan Jardine and seemed to reflect no apparent order. The collection 
was found to consist mainly of Thompson's correspondence dating from the 
l860's through the early l880's, the time during which he served as editor 
of the Savannah Daily Morning News. Also found in the collection, however, 
were other materials of interest. 

William Tappan Thompson Papers consists of one box with ^1 folders. 
Folders 1:1-1:2 of the collection contain biographical information revealing 
Thompson as an important southern fiction writer and journalist. Folders 
1:3-1:16 contain personal correspondence comprised mainly of Thompson's letters 
to his wife Caroline while on business trips in Europe and in America. Business 
correspondence concerning his literary and journalistic careers can be found 
in folders 1:17-1:31. Particularly interesting are letters received by Thompson 
from Alexander Stephens, John B. Gordon, and Joel Chandler Harris (see inventory) 
which discuss Georgia politics as well as reveal the political atmosphere of 
the South after the Civil War. Folder 1:32 contains undated correspondence. 
Folders 1:33-1:3^ include notes and articles produced by Thompson while visiting 
Europe in 1867. Folder 1:35 contains miscellaneous writing by Thompson. Folder 1:36 
reflects writings by other people, perhaps submissions to Thompson's literary 
periodical the Augusta Mirror. Drawings and information pertaining to Thompson's 
first published novel, "Major Jones' Courtship", can be found in folders 1:37**1*38. 
Finally, folders 1:39-1:^1 contain miscellaneous business receipts, newspaper 
clippings, and empty envelopes. 

 MANUSCRIPTS DEPARTMENT 

William Tappan Thompson Papers 

Inventory 

Box 

Folder 

Description 

1 

1 

2 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

Biographical Information- 
Thesis 
Biographical Information 

Personal Correspondence 
1847 December 31 
1865 July 26 
1867 May 27 
1867 June 
1867 July 14 
1867 July 17 
1867 August 
1871, 1874, 1876 
1877 March 
1877 May 14 
1877 July 
1877 August 
i860 
1881 April 28 

Business Correspondence 

1865 March 20 

1866 January 25 

1867 December 6 

1868 

1871 (Stephens) 

1872 January-July 
1872 September-October (Gordon, 
1872 November (Gordon) Harris) 
(Gordon) 

1873 

1874 

1875 

1876 

1877 

1878 
i860 

(Gordon, Stephens) 
(Gordon, Stephens) 

(Gordon) 
(Gordon) 

Correspondence, Undated 

Travel Notes 

Travel Writing- Newspaper Clippings 

 Inventory (Con't) 

Box Folder Description 

1 35 Writings 

36 Writings By Other People 

37 Drawings for "Major Jones' 

Courtship" 

38 Misc.-"Major Jones' Courtship" 

39 Business Receipts 

40 Newspaper Clippings 

41 Empty Envelopes 

Note: A copy of microfilm from the University of South Carolina containing 

the "Augusta Mirror, 'Major Jones in Europe', and etc..." is located 
in the microfilm file of the Manuscript Department. 

Also, a printed story of 1865 by William Tappan Thompson entitled 
'Truth at the Bottom of a Well or How Billy Williams Escaped from 
the Deserters' can be found in Rare Books along with Thompson's 
own copy of the Augusta Mirror. f' 

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Accession No —^ s% —A 

Date 

Name of Collection .---E 

Dates Covered _____3=355 
Number of Items ____68— 

Given by :Miss Ella Rae Thornton, 809 Hurtle St., Atlanta, Ga. 30308 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival- Oct. 1964. mail. Additional material Nov. 1964, Nov. 6th. 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

2 letters (copies) 
2 letters (originals) 
+ covering letter. 

""Additional- letters to and from Kiss Thornton 
Mss. notes 

Articles in magazines 
Reprint of article iri Ga. Review 
Photostats of music 
death certificate of ^homas Wiggins 
All- re: "Blind Tom," Negro Musician 

See also: Picture file under Betbune 

" Vertical file under Blind 

" Georgia ^ 

* Hicrofilm from LC (from Miss Thornton) 

 THORNTON, ELLA MAY - LETTERS 

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Accession No. ——S^Z——————— Dates Covered 1955-1964 
Date January, 1972______ Number of 
Name of Collection Ella May Thornton - Letters 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 

Other terms : Pulled from correspondence in Special Collections. 

Date & method of arrival: Mail 

DESCRIPTION: 

Correspondence between former State Librarian and Mr. John W. 
Bonner, Jr., head of Special Collections Department, University of 
Georgia Libraries, concerning reference questions and various papers 
Miss Thornton had given to the Library. 

See also: Thornton, Ella May - Gift re: "Blind Tom" - Ms. #569 
and: Fielden, Henry Wemyss, Ms. #3^0. 

UGL 832 

 Mss 2150 

University of Georgia Libraries 
Special Collections Department 
Manuscripts Section 

CHARLES S. THORP PAPERS 
Inventory 

Box Folder Description 

1 1 Correspondence, l83o's. 

2 Correspondence, l8^0's. 

3 Correspondence, l850's. 

^ Correspondence, l860's. 

5 Correspondence, l8?0's. 

6 Correspondence, l870's. 

7 Corre spondenc e, i860's. 

8 Correspondence, 1913. 

9 Will, December 15, 1903 

10 Correspondence, undated. 

11 Correspondence, undated. 

2 Diaries, Almanacs, Sketchbook, Misc. Printed Material. 

Unfoldered, 10 items. 

3 1 Arithmetic Copybook, n.d. 

2 Diary, unidentified, 1850. 

3 Envelopes (in binder) containing British stamps 

1870's. 
^ Scrapbook of T.L. Harvey, 1833 (largely disassembled) 

5 Scrapbook, unidentified (possibly T.L. Harvey)mid to 
late 19th century. 

6 Photographs, sketches, misc. artwork; Harvey Family 
h.d. 

7 Misc. and unidentified material, Harvey Family, largely 
printed, n.d. 

^ 1-12 Glass Plate Negatives, Harvey Family, n.d. (no individual 

identification. 
13 Contact prints made from negatives in Folders 1-12. 

5 Cellection of artifacts (seals), unnumbered, n.d. 

1 volume - Euclid's Principles.... 
1 volume - photographs - Europe and Bahamas 

Collection also includes one oversize volume: Collection of Engravings 

Was purchased by T.C. Harvey in 1839 (publication date perhaps earlier). Volume is 

housed with collection 

TEC 2/19/85 

 Accession No. 

Date 8 .Time ;LQ77 

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Dates Covered 1932 
Number of Items —3__ 

Name of Collection "Thunder Below" — Movie Script 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased from Collectors Book Store, Hollywood, California 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival October 1975 by mail 

DESCRIPTION "Thunder Below," a 1932 movie starring Tallulah Bankhead with 
Charles Bickford and Paul Lukas, was adapted from the novel by Thomas Rourke. 
Directed by Richard Wallace, the screenplay was a collaborative effort of 
Josephine Lovett and Sidney Buchman. 

Included in the collection are the file copy of the final script dated 2 
February 1932, the revised sequences "F" -* "G" and completion of script dated 
25 February 1932, and a still photograph. 

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Accession No.: 2887 

Dates Covered: 1986-93 

Date: April 1994 Number of Items: ca 150 
Name of Collection: Michael Thurmond Collection 

Given by - Michael Thurmond 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other items 

Date & method of arrival brought by Mr. Thurmond 

DESCRIPTION Collection consists of 3 file folders of clippings and other related 
material concerned with Mr. Thurmond's political career in the House of Representatives 
District 67, and the related public appearances required of a political figure. Mr. Thurmond 
is a native of Clarke Co, GA and is senior partner in the law firm of Thurmond, Thurmond 
and Pickett in Athens, GA. 

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Ms 273 

Thurmond, Samuel Pinckney, 1820-1887. 

Samuel Pinckney Thurmond papers, [ca. 1817-1913] (bulk 1845-1861). 
1.5 linear A. 

Arranged by record type. 

Samuel Pinckney Thurmond (1820-1887), lawyer, Georgia House of Representatives 
(1851), and Solicitor General of the Western Circuit (1855-1868). Married 
Elizabeth A. Long and resided in Jefferson, Jackson County, Georgia, moved to 
Athens, Clarke County, Georgia in 1860. 

The collection consists of papers of Samuel Pinckney Thurmond from ca. 1817- 
1913. The bulk of the collection (1845-1861) is comprised of correspondence 
pertaining to Thurmond's private law practice and court administration as 
Solicitor General. Personal correspondents include M.M. Sheats of Watkinsville 
(Ga.) and his brother John D. Thurmond of Coweta County (Ga.), both which 
discuss family news. Of particular interest are letters from his ward, John R. 
North, who served in the 16th Georgia Infantry Regiment in Virginia, which 
discuss the battles of Fair Oaks and Malvem Hill. 

The collection also includes genealogical material on the Long and Ware 
families, newspaper clippings and programs relating to the career of Crawfbrd 
Williamson Long, and photographs of the Thurmond and Long families. 

Also known as Thurmond / Swift / Tutt collection. 

Cite as: Samuel Pinckney Thurmond papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Long family—Genealogy. 2. Long family—Photographs. 3. Long, Crawfbrd 
Williamson, 1815-1878.4. North, John R., d. 1862. 5. Thurmond family- 
Photographs. 6. Thurmond, John D. 7. Ware family—Genealogy. 8. Confederate 
States of America. Army. Georgia Infantry Regiment, 16th. Company B. 9. Fair 
Oaks (Henrico County, Va.), Battle of, 1862. 10. Lawyers—Georgia. 11. Malvem 
Hill (Va.), Battle of, 1864. 12. Practice of law-Georgia. 13. Soldiers- 
Georgia. 14. Virginia—History—Civil War, 1861-1865—Campaigns. 15. 
Watkinsville (Ga.)—Social life and customs. 16. Coweta County (Ga.)—Social 
life and customs. 17. Genealogies. 18. Photographs. 1. GAGPII. Title: Thurmond 
/ Swift / Tutt collection. 

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Ms 608 

TiR, Nelson, 1810-1891. 
Letter to Hannah TiR, 1869 Apr. 24. 
1 item. 

Nelson TiR (1810-1891) businessman, Georgia House of Representatives and U.S. 
Representative (1868-1869), resided in Albany, Georgia. 

The collection consists of a letter from Nelson TiR to Hannah TiR dated 
April 24,1869. Written on a broadside containing an address by Tift 
discussing Georgia's reconstruction politics and Governor Rufus Bullock's 
administration, the letter focuses on news of family and friends. 

Cite as: Nelson TiR, tetter to Hannah Tift. Hargrett Rare Book and 
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Bullock, Rufus B. (Rufus Brown), 1834-1907. 2. TiR, Hannah. 3. Georgia. 
Governor (1868-1871 : Bullock) 4. Reconstruction—Georgia. 5. Georgia—Politics 
and govemment-1865-1950.1. GAGP 

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Accession No..— ^° _______ Dates Covered 1834-1894 
Date __ 19 February 1?82 Number of Items __ f^L— — . 
Name of Collection Timrod, Henry, 1828-1867 ______________ 

Papers . 

Given by Mrs. Malcolm D. Coe (great-great niece of Timrod) 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

DESCRIPTION 

Henry Timrod was a South Carolina poet. This collection includes one Timrod 
letter to his sister Emily Timrod Goodwin and a book of Timrod's poems with 
two manuscript poems in the back. Also included are several letters between 
igmily T. Goodwin and Paul Hamilton Hayne, another South Carolina poet. In 
'addition is^a small scrapbook of clippings about Timrod and a Robert Toombs 
letter to William Bearing dated 1834. 

1. Goodwin, Emily Timrod. 2. Hayne, Paul Hamilton, 1830-1886. 
3. Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 4. Poets, American. 

313/2-30/500 

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Accession No 4 -&L- Dates Covered .......... J,83-Z..(JJ 

Date __________________ Number of Items __ 

Name of Collection _____ AENER._TISON^S..ARITRi<ETIC_BOOK 

Given by : Ann Braddy, 82? Hilledge Road, Augusta, Ga. 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival - May 24, 1950 via Dr. E. M. Coulter 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

300 p. Arithmetic Exercise Book, Ms. which belonged to Abner Tison of 
Laurens County, Georgia. He was later judge of Dooly County. Hiss Braddy, 
the donor, is his great granddaughter. 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

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Ms 1685 

Tison, John L. (John Laurence), b. 1876. 
John L. Tison papers, 1891-1934. 
4.5 linear A. 

Arranged by record type. 

John Lawrence Tison (b. 1876), lawyer and layman minister of the Episcopal 
Church, son of Catherine Arabella Tison (b. 1833), married Elsie Storey, 
resided in Cedar Grove, Walker County, Georgia. 

The collection consists of papers of John L. Tison of Cedar Grove, Georgia 
from 1891-1934. Includes correspondence, deeds, indentures, notebooks, 
sermons, and speeches. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence 
(1900-1910) to John L. Tison from his mother, Arabella, and brother Sidney 
which discusses family matters, religion, and social events. 

Cite as: John L. Tison papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Storey, Elsie. 2. Tison, Arabella, b. 1833. 3. Tison, Sidney, b. 1856.4. 
Clergy—Georgia. 5. Episcopalians—Georgia. 6. Religious life. 7. Cedartown 
(Ga.)--Social life and customs--20th century. 8. Walker County (Ga.)-Social 
life and customs—20th century. 9. Sermons. I. GAGP 

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Accession No._& / J^_____ Dates Covered ____1&33-. 

Date ____=_____________ Number of Items 

Name of Collection 

Given by ? 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION "Note on covering page: 

"School census of Toccoa, Georgia, 1893, taken March 15-18, 1893 by 
W.M. Mard. It included white and colored and lists all people, whether school 
age cr not. The original book from which this copy was made is in Athens, Ga., 
and is the property of Mr. H. M. Cox, now of the University of Nebraska, 
Lincoln, Nebraska." 

Not known when typescript was made, nor when above note was made. 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

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Ms 3157 

Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885 

Autograph, 1881 

1 item ' 

Robert Augustus Toombs (1810-1885), U. S. Senator and Congressman, Confederate 
Secretary of State, and Confederate General. 

The collection consists of a card with the autograph of Robert Augustus Toombs. The 
inscription reads " R Toombs Washington Ga To my young friend Effie W. 
Dougherty [?]" and is dated 1881. 

Cite as: Robert Augustus Toombs autograph. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA30602 

1. Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885—Autograph 

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Ms 1603 

Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 
Letter to John C. Breckinridge, 1867 Apr. 30. 
1 item. 

Robert Augustus Toombs (1810-1885), U.S. Senator and Congressman, Confederate 
Secretary of State, and Confederate General. 

The collection consists of a letter from Robert Augustus Toombs, Washington 
(Ga.) to John C. Breckinridge dated April 30, 1867. The letter discusses 
Toombs return to Georgia from Europe, the passage of the Reconstruction Act 
(1867) in Congress and its effect upon the attitudes of Southerners, the 
administration of Governor Joseph E. Brown, the Republican Radicals in 
Congress, the state of crops and agriculture in Georgia, and the possible 
emigration of former Confederates to Brazil. 

Typescript copy available in repository. 

Cite as: Robert Augustus Toombs, letter to John C. Breckinridge. Hargrett 

Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Breckinridge, John C. (John Cabell), 1821-1875. 2. Brown, Joseph E. (Joseph 
Emerson), 1821-1894. 3. United States. Congress. Joint Committee on 
Reconstruction. 4. Republican Party (U.S.: 1854-) 5. Georgia. Governor (1857- 
1865 : Brown) 6. Agriculture—Georgia. 7. American Confederate voluntary exiles- 

-Georgia. 8. Reconstruction—Georgia. 9. United States—Politics and govemment- 

-1865-1869.1. GAGP 

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Accession No.: 2232(M) Dates Covered: 30 April 1870 
Date: September 1995 Number of Items: 1 item 
Name of Collection: Robert Toombs Letter 

Given by 

Deposited by 

Purchased from: Jenkins Company 

Other items 

Date & method of arrival: 16 August 1984 

DESCRIPTION 

Robert Toombs, 1810 - 1885, was a Georgia lawyer and politician. The letter to "My 
dear Sir" from Robert Toombs in Washington, Georgia is dated 30 April 1870. The letter 
states that Toombs has been busy "attending my courts," has not had time to give attention to 
other matters, and says to send the Cyclopedia to the Librarian of the Demosthenian Society 
in Athens, Georgia. 

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Ms 1785 

Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 
Letters to Julia Ann DuBois Toombs, 1850-1867. 
.25 linear ft. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

Robert Toombs (1810-1885) lawyer, U.S. Senator (1844-1861), Confederate 
General, married Julia Ann DuBois, resided in Wilkes County, Georgia. 

The collection consists of correspondence from Robert Toombs to his wife, 
Julia Ann DuBois Toombs in Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia from 1850-1867. 
During 1850-1859 his letters come from Washington, D.C. while he served in the 
U.S. Senate. During the Civil War, he wrote from Virginia (1862) and Atlanta, 
Georgia (1864). Following the war, letters are written from Paris (1866-67) 
while he was in exile. The correspondence generally discusses current events; 
his land holdings in South Georgia, Alabama, and Texas; people; other soldiers; 
and his wish to be with his wife and family. 

Cite as: Robert Toombs, letters to Julia Ann DuBois Toombs. Hargrett Rare 
Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Toombs, Julia Ann, 1830-1883. 2. Confederate States of America. Army. 3. 
Legislators-United States. 4. Atlanta Campaign, 1864. 5. Generals-Confederate 
States of America. 6. Wilkes County (Ga.) 7. United States-Politics and 
govemment-1849-1861. 8. Washington (Ga.) 9. Georgia-Politics and govemment- 
-1775-1865. 10. Virginia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 11. Georgia-History- 
Civil War, 1861-1865.1. GAGP 

 Tobmbs, Robert Augustus, l8lO - 1885 
Letters 

Inventory 
MS. 1785 

 MS. 1785 Toombs, Robert Augustus 
1810 - 1835 
Letters 

August 29 1850 
January 3 1851 
December 2 ' 
May 91853 
December 28 1853 
December 28 1853 
July 61854 
July * 101854 
March 14 1856 
July 41856 
May 141857 
February l8 1859 
March 2 1859 
March 22 1862 
May 30 1862 
June 22 1862 
August 15 1864 
December 23 1866 
January 1 1867 
January 12 186? 
January 15 1867 
Envelopes, Empty 

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Ms 2094 

Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 
Letter to Capt. A. J. Mays, 1871 Mar. 27. 
1 item. 

Robert, Augustus Toombs (1810-1885), lawyer and politician, bom in Wilkes 
County, Georgia. 

The collection consists of a letter from Robert Toombs dated Washington, 
Georgia, March 27. 1871, to Capt. A.J. Mays regarding the sale of land in Texas 
and the settlement of an account. 

Cite as: Robert Toombs, letter to Capt. A.J. Mays. Hargrett Rare Book and 
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602. 

1. Mays, A. J. 2. Real estate investment-Texas-19th century. 3 Texas I 
GAGP 

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Ms 1163 

Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 
Letter to Genera! Gustavus W. Smith, 1865 Mar. 25. 
1 item. 

Robert Toombs (1810-1885), lawyer and politician, bom in Wilkes County, 
Georgia. 

The collection consists of a four-page letter from Robert Toombs in 
Washington, Georgia on March 25,1865, to Genera! Gustavus W. Smith in Macon, 
Georgia. The letter discusses a militia bill, Union operations and strategies, 
advocates a march to capture Savannah while Sherman is operating outside the 
state, and the ousting of President Jefferson Davis to save the Confederacy. 

Cite as: Robert Toombs, letter to General Gustavus W. Smith. Hargrett Rare 
Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Smith, Gustavus Woodson, 1822-1896. 2. Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. 3. 
Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891.4. Confederate States of 
America. Army. 5. Savannah (Ga.) 6. Confederate States of America-Politics and 
government. 7. Georgia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865.1. GAGP 

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Ms 618 

Toombs, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 
Robert Toombs papers, 1837-1880 (bulk 1850-1866). 
.5 linear ft. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

Robert Toombs (1810-1885), lawyer, U.S. Senator (1844-1861), Confederate 
General, married Julia Ann DuBois, resided in Wilkes County, Georgia. 

The collection consists of correspondence of Robert Toombs from 1837-1880. 
Includes letters to his wife, Julia Ann Toombs in Washington, Wilkes County, 
Georgia, mainly while serving in the U.S. Senate in Washington, D.C. which 
discuss family matters with some political matters mentioned (1850-1861) and 
during the Civil War while serving in Virginia (1862) and the Atlanta Campaign 
(1864). Of particular interest are several letters from Alexander Stephens to 
Mrs. Toombs discussing political and family matters. Also includes letters 
(1851-1879) to George Walker Crawfbrd, and his son-in-law, Samuel W. Mays 
regarding lands owned by Toombs in Tarrant County, Texas. 

Cite as: Robert Toombs papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Crawfbrd, George Washington, 1798-1872. 2. Mays, Samuel W. 3. Stephens, 
Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883. 4. Toombs, Julia Ann, 1830-1883. 5. Confederate 
States of America. Army. 6. Legislators-United States. 7. Atlanta Campaign, 
1864. 8. Generals-Confederate States of America. 9. United States-Politics 
and govemment-1849-1861. 10. Virginia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 11. 
Georgia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 12. Georgia-Politics and govemment- 
1775-1865. 13. Tarrant County (Tex.) 14. Washington (Ga.) 15. Wilkes County 
(Ga.) I. GAGP 

 TOON, J.J. - LETTER 

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES 
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No....JLkl9 ________ Dates Covered 

Date 7 Df^Mnhfs-r i pyR______ Number of Items 
Name of Collection —J..J. .Tkton Letter—————————————- 

Given by 

Deposited by 

Purchased from Harvey Dan Abrams, Atlanta, Georgia 

Other terms 

Date & method of arrival gp November 1978 by Richard Harwell 

A 

DESCRIPTION 

Dated Charleston, South Carolina, 22 July 1857, and addressed to the Rev. 
J.N. DeVotie, this letter is on the stationery of the Southern Baptist Publication 
Society. Toon, an important Southern printer and publisher, was at this time 
financial secretary for that organization and proprietor of its bookstore. 
During and after the Civil War, Toon became a major force in the growth of 
publishing in Atlanta and his Franklin Steam Power Press began turning out 
humorous titles to uplift the Southern reading public. The letter relates to 
book sales and Toon's philosophy of management. 

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Accession No. 1022_______ Dates Covered 19% 
Date 8 June 1977________ Number of Items -? ... 
Name of Collection "Top Secret Affair" — Movie Script 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased from Collectors Book Store, Hollywood, California 

Other terms 

Date & method of arrival October 1975 by mail 

DESCRIPTION "Top Secret Affair," originally titled "Melville Goodwin, USA," 
was a 19% product of Warner Brothers' United States Pictures, Inc. Produced 
by Martin Rackin and starring Susan Hayward (in private life Mrs. Eaton Chalk- 
ley of Carrollton, Georgia) and Kirk Douglas, the motion picture was based on 
characters from John P. Marguand's Melville Goodwin, USA. 

This revised final script is dated 16 February 19% with manuscript note 
adding "to 11/10/56." Changes and dates of changes are included in the type 
script. Accompanying the script are two still publicity photographs. 

UGL 832 

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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 

Ms 2344 
2372 
2378 
2606 

Torrance, E. Paul (Ellis Paul), 1915- 
E. Paul Torrance papers, [ca. 1929-1993] (bulk 1950-1989). 
57 linear ft. 
Ill v. 

Arranged by record type. 

Ellis Paul Torrance (1915- ), educator, developed the Torrance Tests of 
Creative Thinking, and head of the Educational Psychology Dept. at the 
University of Georgia (1966-1978). 

The collection consists of papers E. Paul Torrance from ca. 1928-1993. The 
papers contain printed materials; writings (published and unpublished) by 
Torrance; dissertations directed by Torrance; manuals and case studies; 
research reports; surveys; scrapbooks (1959-1992) containing clippings, 
photographs, correspondence, and printed material; testing materials; and 
ephemera. The materials document Torrance's studies and research work in the 
area of creative thinking, his development and use of the Torrance Tests of 
Creative Thinking, and his case studies with gifted children. 

The collection also contains photographs, videotapes, audiotapes, and motion 
picture film. These items were either collected by Torrance for instructional 
purposes or made to document his work, particularly that of children involved 
in Torrance's classroom experiments and workshops. 

Cite as: E. Paul Torrance papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Georgia, 30602, Athens GA 30602. 

1. University of Georgia-Faculty. 2. Creative thinking—United States- 
Testing. 3. Creative ability in children—United States. 4. Educational 
psychology. 5. Gifted children—Education—Research—United States. 6. 
Universities and colleges-Georgia—Faculty. 7. Photographs. 8. Scrapbooks. I. 
GAGP 

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Torrance, William H. 1792-1837. 

Letter to George W. Crawibrd, 1830 Feb. 15. 

1 item. 

The collection consists of a letter from William H. Torrance, Milledgeville (Ga.) to 
George W. Crawibrd, Augusts (Ga.) dated February 15,1830. Torrance discusses the 
arrest of Elijah H. Burritt of the Milledgeville Statesman and Patriot for possessing 
insurrectionary literature which was discovered by his partner John PoUiill. 

Cite as: William H. Torrance, letter to George W. Crawibrd, Hargrett Rare Book and 
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602. 

1. Burritt, Elijah H. (Elijah Hinsdale), 1794-1838. 2. Crawibrd, George Washington, 
1798-1872. 3.PolhiM, John. 4. Milledgeville statesman and patriot. 5. Newspapers- 
Georgia. 

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Ms 1688 

Tracy, R. Archer (Robert Archer), 1878-1937. 
R. Archer Tracy papers, 1886-1962 (bulk 1927-1956). 
3 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

Robert Archer Tracy (1878-1937), African-American physician, married Josephine 
B. Stiles, resided in Hawkinsville, Pulaski County, Georgia. After Tracy's 
death, Josephine married again first to Robert Wells, then Z.C. Solomon. 

The collection consists of papers of R. Archer Tracy and his wife, Josephine 
B. Tracy from 1886-1962. Includes correspondence, notebooks, financial 
records, and manuscripts written by R. Archer Tracy. The materials relate to 
Tracy's medical practice in the African-American community in Hawkinsville, 
Georgia, the establishment of St. Philip's C.M.E. Church in Hawkinsville, 
Josephine's teaching career, and family concerns. Correspondents include the 
Tracy's daughter Catherine, Robert Wells, and Z.C. Solomon. 

Finding aid available in repository. 

Cite as: R. Archer Tracy papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

I. Solomon, Z. C. 2. Tracy, Catherine 3. Wells, Robert. 4. Colored Methodist 
Episcopal Church (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 5. Afro-American churches-Georgia. 6. 
Afro-American physicians—Georgia. 7. Afro-American teachers—Georgia. 8. Afro- 
American authors—Georgia. 9. Women teachers—Georgia. 10. Hawkinsville (Ga.) 

II. Pulaski County (Ga.) 12. Manuscripts. I. Tracy, Josephine B. II. GAGP 

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MS 1688 

Inventory 
Description 

account book 

bank book 

bible records 

block print 

call lists 

calling cards, stationery 

check book 

class records 

correspondence; 1886-1917 

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; 1919 

; 1930 

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correspondence; 1928 

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; 1936 

; 1936 

; 1937 

; 1937 

; 1937 

; 1937 

; 1938 

; 1939 

; 1939 

; 1940 

; 1941 

; 1941 

; 1942 

; 1943 

; 1944 

; 1945 

June-Dec. 

Jan. -Aug. 

Sept.-Oct 

Nov. -Dec. 

Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

May— Dec. 

Jan.— Feb. 

Mar. -Dec. 

Feb. -Mar. 

Apr. -Dec. 

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Description 

correspondence; 

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1947 

1950 

1951 

1953 

1953 

1954 Feb.-Oct. 

1954 Nov.-Dec. 

1955 Jan.-Apr. 
1955 May-June 
1955 July-Aug. 
1955 Sept.-Oct. 

1955 Nov.-Dec. 

1956 Jan.-Feb. 
1956 Mar.-Apr. 
1956 May-July 
1956 Aug.-Oct. 
1957-1763 
undated 
undated 
undated 

daybook 

donations (church) 
estate papers; Mary Pooler 
insurance 
miscellaneous 
notebook; church records 
" ; Josephine Tracy 

; JBT's classes 

notebook; JBT's classes 
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notes 

photos; Dr. Tracy 

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Inventory, cont 
Description 
photos 

prescriptions 
printed material 
receipts; 1919-1938 
; 1959-1931 
; 1932-1943 
; 1949-1954 
; 1955 
; 1956 
scrapbook 

Sunday school register 
Sword of Nemesis, ms. 

. ms. 

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Ms 2404 

Trago, Vincent F. 

Vincent F. Trago papeis, 1864,1900-1904. 
9 items. 

Vincent F. Trago, Union Army soldier with Company I of the 15th Ohio Infantry 
Regiment during the Civil War. 

The collection consists of papers of Vincent F. Trago from 1864, 1900-1904. 

The papers include a diary (1864) kept by Trago during his Civil War service 
with Company I of the 15th Ohio Infantry Regiment which describes actions 
during the Atlanta Campaign, trading with Confederate soldiers at Kennesaw 
during a lull in battle, and casualties and burials at Pickett's Mill (Ga.). 
Some diary entries may have been written by Hugh L. Long, of the same unit. 
The collection also contains materials relating to reunions of the 15th Ohio 
(1900-1904). 

Cite as: Vincent F. Trago papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. United States. Army. Ohio Infantry Regiment, 15th (1861-1865) 2. Atlanta 
Campaign, 1864. 3. Kennesaw Mountain (Ga.), Battle of, 1864. 4. Soldiers—Ohio- 

-Diaries. 5. Veterans—Ohio—Societies, etc. 6. Georgia—History—Civil War, 
1861-1865-Campaigns. 7. United States-History-Civil War, 1861-1865- 

Veterans. 8. United States-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Personal narratives. 
9. Pickett's Mill (Ga.) 10. Diary. I. Long, Hugh L. II. GAGP 

 TRANSYLVANIA CLUB ... BI-CENTENNIAL PLATES 

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MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION 

Accession No. ......728 _____ Dates Covered . ....1932^-1966 

Date August 13^..1971.._.... _____ Number of Items .... ... ............ 

Name of Collection .... .Transylvania Club _pf Sandersville,Ga. 

Georgia Bi-Centennial Memorial Plates 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

Filmed by permission of Miss Louise Irwin, 

. via Dr. Kenneth Coleman. 
DESCRIPTION : 

This collection contains both film and manuscript. 

It includes correspondence concerning the design, production, and use 
and sale of Georgia's Historical Plates. These plates were made by Wedgewood 
and distributed by the Transylvania Club of Sandersville, Ga. The correspondence 
covers the period from 1932-1966 and contains several letters from historian 
Lawton B. Evans. 

This part of the collection is on film. See: Film 

AC1 
M62 
r. 30 
No. 2 

Located in Ms. #728 are several newspaper clippings and a Xerox 
copy of the plates. 

UGL 832 

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Accession No.. __ 655 Dates Covered 

Date __________________ Number of Items 

Name of Collection 

Given by : Dr. E. M. Coulter 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival : April 3, 1962. 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

2 letters to Dr. Boggs, Chancellor, U. of Ga. 

Trent almost accepted a position at the U. of Ga. Professor William P. 
Trent was author of "Southern Statesmen of the Old Regime," "Southern Writers," 
"William Gilmore Simms" and other books and articles. Letters as follows: 

1. Trent, Milliam P. ALS to Rev. Mm. E. Boggs, Chancellor, Athens, Ga. 
Dated: Westmorland Club, Richmond, Va. , Feb. 4, 1891. 
re: Positions at U. of Ga. and policy, i.e., whether professors 
are "called" or w hether they must apply. Plans to come to 
Athens and see the University. 

SUBSEQUENT HISTORY 

2. Trent, .-Villiam P.- AL to Dr. Wm. E. Boggs, Chancellor, Athens, Ga. 
Dated: University of the ^outh, Sewanee, Tennessee. Liov. 

14, 1890. 

re: An offer from Chancellor Boggs to Mr. Trent to fill the chair 
of History at Univ., Trent is perfectly happy at Sewanee, 
but there are disadvantages, such as isolation and lack of 
library facilities. Asks about work and teaching load at 
U. of Ga., etc. Last page missing. 

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Ms 1158 

Trezevant, W. H. 

W.H. Trezevant papers, 1875-1891. 
11 linear ft. 

Arranged by record type. 

W.H. Trezevant, railroad agent employed by the Memphis and Charleston 
Railroad, the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad, and the Western and 
Atlantic Railroad Company, resided in Augusta, Georgia. 

The collection consists of papers of W.H. Trezevant from 1875-1891. The 
papers relate to his work as a railroad agent and include bills of lading and 
correspondence (1880-1891) pertaining to the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 
the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad, and the Western and Atlantic 
Railroad Company. The collection also contains freight rates, printed 
materials on tariffs, way-bills, and a letter book (1875-1882) containing 
personal correspondence and correspondence relating to Trezevant's involvement 
with the Southern Railway and Steamship Association. 

Cite as: W.H. Trezevant papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries. Athens GA 30602. 

1. Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company. 2. Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 
Company. 3. Western and Atlantic Railroad Company. 4. Southern Railway and 
Steamship Association. 5. Railroads—Georgia. 6. Railroads—Georgia— 
Management. 7. Bills of lading. 8. Letter book. I. GAGP 

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Ms 2543 

Trinity Episcopal Church (Columbus, Ga.) 
Trinity Episcopal Church records, 1834-1974. 
14 linear ft. 
2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. 

Arranged by record type. 

Trinity Episcopal Church was established in Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia 
in 1834. 

The collection consists of records of the Trinity Episcopal Church (Columbus, 
Ga.) from 1834-1974. Records include minutes (1834-1939); church registers 
containing communicants, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials, and lists 
of families (1835-1952); vestry minutes (1940-ca. 1970); registers of church 
services; attendance records; pledge records; financial records; choir notes 
(1937-1974); and materials relating to the church's history. The collection 
also contains the record book (1903-1911) of St. Mary's Episcopal Church 
(Columbus, Ga.) and printed material including the proceedings of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese of Georgia (1846-1878, with gaps) and the 
Diocese of Atlanta (1907-1921, with gaps). 

Trinity Episcopal Church minutes (1834-1907) and St. Mary's Episcopal Church 
record book (1903-1911) also available on microfilm. 

Cite as: Trinity Episcopal Church (Columbus, Ga.) records. Hargrett Rare Book 
and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Episcopal Church. Diocese of Georgia. 2. Episcopal Church. Diocese of 
Atlanta. 3. Baptismal records—Georgia—Muscogee County. 4. Church records and 
registers—Georgia—Muscogee County. 5. Confirmation records—Georgia-Muscogee 
County. 6. Columbus (Ga.) 7. Muscogee County (Ga.) 8. Church records. 9. Burial 
records. 10. Marriage records. 11. Birth records. I. St. Mary's Episcopal 
Church (Columbus, Ga.) II. GAGP 

 Trinity Episcopal Church Records, Columbus, Georgia 

MS #2543 

Box 1 

*note-dates given indicate the time the person served 
as rector of Trinity Episcopal Church 

Folder 1 Reverend William Douglas Cairns, 1837-1850 

-a sermon preached by him June 4, 1837 

2 Samuel Smith Harris, 1871 (Bishop of Michigan, 1879) 

-correspondence into his history/family 
Reverend William Cunningham Hunter, 1871-1900 

-listing of events during his tenure 
Reverend Clarence Wood, 1901-1903 

-letter by him quoted in the newspaper 
Reverend John Loftus Scully, 1903-1906 

3 Photographs of Bishop Harris, Bishop Scott, Mr. Hanks, and 
Reverend William Cunningham Hunter 

4 Very Reverend Samuel Alston Wragg, 1907-1932 

-some articles and notes about him, his children 
and grandchildren 
Reverend Harry G. Walker, 1935-1945 

-obituary 

5 Reverend Colin Campbell, 1946-1966 

-many articles, including work for the homeless 
boys' camp in Germany 
Reverend Norman Siefferman, 1966-1979 

-some articles 
Church without a minister. 1980-1981-letter 

-articles about some assistant rectors are also 
included 

6 Peabody Family-prominent early family, notes and 
articles 

7 Richard Finney, sexton-articles 

Personalities, 1937-1973-Trinity church members 

featured in various articles 
War-time Efforts of Trinity Church-World War II 

 8 Memoranda of Johanne Lange (Miss)-includes several 

photographs of Johanne Lange, her school diary 
dated Sept 1891-Feb 1892, and a written outline of 
the Bible in drama form 

9 Memoranda of Johanne Lange (Miss)-notes on the 

Cozy Tea Room and history of Trinity Church 

10 Daisy Ticknor's writings-poems, she was the 

Educational Director during the mid-1950s 

Box 2 

Folder 1 Boar's Head Trinity Film 

2 General church history 

3 Reverend Colin Campbell's History of Trinity- 
rough drafts, notes 

4 Georgia JReview-"Bishop Stephen Elliot and the 
Confederate Episcopal Church" 

5 Trinity Church bell history 

6 Paintings in Trinity Church-history 

7 Plans for stained glass windows 

8 Architecture/Architacts-articles, including 

uncovering of the cornerstone 

9 Blue prints of the church-includes original plans for 

St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Columbus, Georgia 

10 Building plans for church organ 

11 Sara Louise Wise estate papers-money used to rebuild the 
church organ 

12 History of the church, collected for 125th anniversary 

Box 3 

Folder 1 Individual records, A - H 

2 Individual records, I - Ri 

3 Individual records, Ro - Z 

 4 Individual records, A - Z 

5 Individual records, A - Z 

6 Correspondence regarding individual records 

These records contain church members' names, addresses, 
births, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials, 
and lists of family members primarily from about 1880 
to 1945. 

Box 4 

Folder 1 Vestry minutes, 1940-1945 

2 Vestry minutes, 1946-1951 

3 Vestry minutes, 1955-1957 

4 Vestry minutes, 1957-1959 

5 Vestry minutes, 1967-1971 

The vestry minutes include discussion of changes to the 
buildings/grounds owned by Trinity, including the 
parish house, all actions that affect the finances of 
the church are presented, and yearly reports by the 
choir, woman's auxiliary and guilds, and church school 
are included. The Trinity Church constitution and 
by-laws and discriptions for the guilds are here. 

6 Guest register, 1955 (Oct-Dec) 

Includes name, address, phone number; several from 
Fort Benning 

7 Guest register, 1960-1972 

Box 5 

Folder 1 General Accounts, 1937-1947 

2 General Accounts, 1948-1949, part 1 

3 General Accounts, 1948-1949, part 2 

 4 Record of Salaries, 1949 

Gross, withholding tax, net salaries for Richard 
Finney, Garnet Brunty, Reverend Colin R. Campbell, 
layworkers, organists and soloists 

5 General Accents. 1979 

6 Taxes, 1979 

7 Trinity Parish School-Tax and Insurance Forms, 1951-1952 

8 Trinity Periodical Club 

Includes articles from 1918-1925, correspondence 
between Miss Lange and Alberta Sauls, Diocese of 
Atlanta, and resignation of Miss Lange 

9 Deposit Record-Merchants and Mechanics Bank, 1946-1950 

Box 6 

Folder 1 Pledge records, March 1947 - April 1948 

2 Pledge records, A - J 

3 Pledge records, K - Y 

4 Contributor records, 1949 

Records monies pledged for the church financial 
year by each member and the actual amounts returned 

Box 7 

Folder 1 Church School check book, 1944-1948 

2 Church School check book, 1948-1950 

3 Church School and Memorial fund, 1949-1950 

4 Memorial fund/Thank offering fund checking account records, 
1949-1956 

5 Church School accounts, 1938-1946 

6 Church School accounts, 1946-1949 

7 Sunday School offering, 1945-1950 
Box 8 

 Folder 1 Ledger-Altar Guild Accounts, 1904-1911 

Names, dues paid, itemized receipts/expenditures 

2 Ledger-Altar Guild Reports. 1903-1910 

Notes of meetings including lists of new members, 
resignation of Miss Lange in 1906 

3 Ledger-Altar Guild Reports, 1911 

4 Ledger-Altar Guild. 1912-1920 

5 Ledger-St. Anne's Guild, 1938-1944 

Names, dues paid, itemized receipts/expenditures 

6 Ledger-Women's Guild, 1905-1920 

All guilds report to women's guild, contains records 
regarding the Cozy Tea Room 

7 Ledger-Women of Trinity Episcopal Church, 1960-1969 

Itemized receipts/expenditures, contains records 
about ballet and ballroom dance classes and the 
Boar's Head Festival 

Box 9 

Folder 1 Abstract of Title 

For years 1909, 1912, 1931, 1941 

2 Warranty Deeds 

3 Bond for Title-Virginia E. Garrett 

Purchase of land in 1908 

4 Appraisal/Correspondence-Land at 1120 First Avenue 

Life estate conveyed to Bessie Heuer 

5 Property papers-Wildwood Circle, Winchester Subdivision, 
and Wynnton Road 

6 Mortgage, loan, lease papers 

7 Gold bonds 

8 Gold bonds 

9 Gold bonds 
Box 10 
Folder 1 Choir notes, 1937-1939 

 2 Choir notes, 1940 

First annual attendance contest closes, 
transporation needs addressed 

3 Choir notes, 1941 

4 Choir notes, 1942 

Dedication of the new organ, beginning of notes 
about soldiers 

5 Choir notes, 1943 

Letters from soldiers copied on back of notes, 
frequent names over the next four years include 
Maj. Arthur P. Evans, Capt. George E. Bushong, 
Sgt. Carroll Wolford, PFC Richard Dabney, and 
Clarence W. Doane 

6 Choir notes, 1944 

Many notes about/from soldiers during WWII 

7 Choir notes, 1945 

Letter from Y. Y. Tsu, Bishop of Kunming, China, 
death of Rev. Harry G. Walker in May, choir performs 
on the radio 

8 Choir notes, 1946 

9 Choir notes, 1947 

H. Wayne Patterson "President Pat" begins editing 
Choir notes 

10 Choir notes, 1948 

Church bulletins are included with the notes 

Box 11 

Folder 1 Choir notes, 1949 

Firth "Grandpa" Lockwood reminisces about Trinity-Aug 
9; WWII Army choir members name, addresses, and notes 

2 Choir notes, 1950 

Letter by Max D. Dexter recounting early 1900s 
church members; newspaper clippings of people/events 
at Trinity 

3 Choir notes, 1951 

Church choir photograph, labeled 

4 Choir notes, 1952 

Choir goes to Glenville, Alambama in May; 
ordination of Martin Dewey Gable, Jr. 

 5 Choir notes, 1953 

Death of Very Reverend Samuel Alston Wragg 

6 Choir notes, 1954 

Organist resigns, photo of Carl Fudge-interim 
organist 

7 Choir notes, 1955 

Deaths of "President Pat's" wife, Isobel Patterson, and 
"Grandma" Lockwood 

8 Choir notes, 1956 

Includes photos of some of the choir members 

Box 12 

Folder 1 Choir notes, 1957 

Anne Coulter's car is stolen; Walter Sitarz's marriage 
announcement; 10 year editorship by "President Pat" 
(9 July) 

2 Choir notes, 1958 

Death of Wallace Barber; ordination of Mr. Lorraine 
Bosch; beginnings of St. Thomas Church mentioned 

3 Choir notes, 1959 

Building of St. Thomas Church (September 15) 

4 Choir notes, 1960 

Beginning of plans to renovate the organ; 
air conditioning first installed 

 5 Choir notes, 1961 

News from WWII veterans and other prior members; Israel 
Chalmers returns; H. Wayne Patterson marries Mrs. Mary 
Willis Wheat 

6 Choir notes, 1962 

Rev. Colin Campbell out sick; letter from Bob Lindsey 
in Korea; many weddings announced; renewed organ 

7 Choir notes, 1963 

"Grandpa" Firth Lockwood dies (July) 

8 Choir notes, 1964 

Four downtown churches combine services 

9 Choir notes, 1965 

Bob Spiller sends greetings from Vietnam; church 
begins new addition 

10 Choir notes, 1966 

Bob Spiller (Maj. R. E. Spiller) sends greetings from 
Vietnam; choir photo (labeled) included 

11 Choir notes, 1967 

Bishop Claiborne comes for confirmations; death of 
Evelyn Smith 

12 Choir notes, 1968 

Assistant Rector Little leaves; Bruce Livengood resigns 
as choir director and Tommy Orr takes his place; 
several old-timers die including Col. Cecil L. Rutledge 

Box 13 

Folder 1 Choir notes, 1969 

"President Pat" goes in the hospital; Cliff (Vice- 
President of the choir guild) and Lillie Woodhead 
leave the choir; choir photo (labeled) 

2 Choir notes, 1970 

History of Trinity Choir in relation to the Springer 
Theater Co. presented; stained-glass window dedicated 
to "Grandpa" Firth Lockwood; choir photo (labeled) 

3 Choir notes, 1971 

Florence C. Whitaker dies; Bishop Claiborne resigns; 
new organ dedicated; choir photo (labeled) 

4 Choir notes, 1972 

H. Wayne "President Pat" Patterson resigns as president 
of Trinity Choir 

5 Choir notes, 1973 

Picture of H. Wayne Patterson; death of Richard Finney, 

 sexton; Mary Livengood returns 

6 Choir notes, 1974 

Death of Annie Stevens Heard; "Choir Notes" goes on 
monthly schedule 

7 Trinity Church Choir photos, 1973 

8 Trinity Church music 

List of songs for Easter, 1940 and list of songs for 
choir's Spring Festival 

9 H. Wayne Patterson's vacation at Point Vedre, 1946 

diary of his vacation 

10 Choir-miscellanous notes 

H. Wayne Patterson resigns from the choir; letters 
regarding the death of "Grandpa" Firth Lockwood 

Box 14 

Folder 1 Choir Attendance Records, 1943-1952 

2 Choir Attendance Records, 1953-1962 

3 Choir Attendance Records, 1963-1972 

The choir attendance records contain the names of 
all members each month for the year indicated. It 
shows if the member was present or absent for 
rehearsal, Sunday morning service and evening vespers 
Occassionally the reason for the absence is given. 

Box 15 

Folder 1 Diocese of Georgia - Journal of the Convention 

1846. 1848, 1851 (two copies), 1852, 1870 
The Journal of the Convention contains the 
names of delegates elected to attend the 
convention and indicates if they were present 
or not. Following the Bishop's address are 
the reports of individual churches, then the 
Episcopal Church constitution as it stands. 

Diocese of Georgia - First Annual Council, 1864 
Held at Trinity Church, Columbus, Georgia 

Address to Members and Friends, 1856 

Plans to establish a university for training 
pastors in the Episcopal church 

2 Diocese of Georgia - Journal of the Convention 

1871, 1873, 1874, 1877, 1878 

3 Diocese of Georgia - Journal of the Convention 

 Box 16 

Folder 1 

1879, 1880, 1882, 1884, 1890, 1903 

Missions Pamphlets 

Domestic and world missions opportunities, 1934 

Story of the Work of the Army and Navy Department of the 
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Duringr the Great Mar, 1317-1313 

J. Nelson Frierson of Trinity Church in pictured 
here and mention of the church's involvement with 
Camp Jackson 

Annual Report of the Board of Missions (Sept 1915-1918) 

Reports from the domestic and foreign mission fields 
of the Episcopal church 

The JUnior Annual of the Diocese of Atlanta 

1915, 1916, 1917 

Contains essays/stories written by young girls in 
the Diocese of Georgia. Those from Trinity Church 
include Louise Alston Wragg (1915, 1916), Francis 
Marcum (1917) and Katherine Lind (1917). 

Tradition and Tomorrow? Diocese of Atlanta Diocesan 
Development Fund 

Presented to establish a fund for missions, training 
of leaders, renovating Mikell Conference Center, and 
loan fund for area churches. 

The Ybungr Churchman, 1887-1896 (gaps) 

*Removed to oversize drawer, folder #4 

Small newspaper presenting religious stories, sermons 

and news about various parishes/rectors 

Box 17 

Folder 1 Diocese of Atlanta-Journal of the Council 
2 Diocese of Atlanta-Journal of the Council 

Diocese of Atlanta-Journal of the Council 

Diocese of Atlanta was formed in 1907 by dividing 
Georgia into two separate dioceses. The journal 
presents the same format as the Diocese of Georgia 
journal. 

 Oversize Box A 

Record Book No. 1, 1834-1907 

Also available on microfilm. Contains the marriage, 
baptism, confimation, communicant and burial records 
for Trinity Episcopal Church. 

Record Book No. 2, 1904-1927 

Contains index, rectors, communicants, baptisms, 
confirmation, marriages, burials, and list of families 
for Trinity Episcopal Church. Baptism information 
includes the parents, sponsors, birth place and date, 
baptism place and date, and minister. Burial records 
include the name, sex, age, last residence, date of 
death, cause (if known), place of interment, date of 
burial and minister. 

Oversize Box B 

St. Mary's Parish Record Book, 1903-1911 

Also available on microfilm. Contains index, rectors, 
communicants, baptisms, confirmations, marriages (1902- 
1912), burials (1901-1913), and list of families. 

Record Book No. 3, 1928-1942 

Trinity Episcopal Church records. Contains index, 
baptism, confirmation, marriage and burial records. 

Record Book No. 4, 1942-1953 

Trinity Episcopal Church records. Contains, index, 
baptism, confirmation, burial (1942-1967), and marriage 
records (1942-June 1950). 
Personal Data Book, 1865-1936 

Contains dates of birth, baptism, death, etc. 

Oversize Box C 

Boot of Common Prayer, 1662 

Published 1891 

Register of Church Services, 1934-March 1952 

Includes date, type of service, place, time, attendance 
numbers, communions, offering, name of celebrant or 
, officiant and memoranda. Memoranda consists of notes 
about the weather or other items of note. After 1935 
there are fewer notes and no offering is indicated. 
The front of the book gives the names of pastors during 
the interim beween Very Rev. Alson Wragg and Rev. Harry 
G. Walker. 

Register of Church Services, March 1952-August 1955 
Register of Church Services, August 1955-November 1957 

 Register of Church Services, December 1957-1961 
Register of Church Services, 1962-September 1968 
Oversize Box D 

Records of Trinity Church, Columbus, Georgia, vol. 1 

Inside front cover contains a map of the Diocese of 
Georgia, 1905. This record contains the minutes for 
the first meetings in which Trinity Church was 
organized and the original by-laws. The vestry 
minutes from 1834 through 1907 are recorded here. 
There were pew rents for 1837-1839 recorded. Also 
in the record book is a copy of the Parish Record, 
vol. 1, no. 1, April 3, 1888. 

Oversize Box E 

Records of Trinity Church, Columbus, Georgia, vol. 2 

Contains the vestry minutes for 1907 through 
February, 1939. In the vestry minutes are the 
letters/reports regarding the resignation of 
Rev. Geoffrey C. Hinshelwood and a register of all 
people attending the centennial celebration of 
Trinity Church. Included with the centennial 
celebration records are letters from Rev. Clarence 
S. Wood and the Very Rev. S. Alston Wragg and an 
18-page typed history of Trinity Church. Also in 
this record book are a copy of the Parish Record, 
vol. 1, no. 2, April 17, 1888 and the Trinity Record, 
vol. XIII, no. 6, Sept 1920. 

Oversize box F 

The Duplex Individual Record books- 1926-1931 

The records indicate each church member's name, 
address, pledges made and the actual amounts of monies 
returned to Trinity Episcopal Church for the year 
. - indicated. 

 Oversize Box G 

Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 
Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 
Treasurer's Fund (Financia! Records) 

Oversize Box H 

Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 
Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 
Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 

Oversize Box I 

Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 
Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 
Treasurer's Fund (Financiat Records) 

Oversize Box j 

1910-1920 
1920-1925 
1926-1927 

1928-1929 
1925-1931 
1930-1935 

1936-1944 
1945-1951 
1951-1961 

Genera! Fund 1955-1961 

125"* Anniversary Expansion Fund Scrapbook 1959 

125 Anniversary Expansion Fund Joumat 1959-1973 

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Ms 2499 

Trotti, Lamar, 1900-1952. 
Lamar Trotti screenplays, 1930-1953. 
1.5 linear A. 

Lamar Jefferson Trotti (1900-1952), screenwriter, bom in Atlanta, Georgia. 

The collection consists of nine screenplays written by Lamar Trotti between 
1930 and 1951. Some of the screenplays contain production photographs. The 
collection also contains a thesis covering all of the screenplays that Trotti 
wrote during his career. 

Cite as: Lamar Trotti screenplays. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Screenwriters—Georgia. 2. Motion pictures—United States. 3. Screenplays. 
4. Photographs. I. GAGP 

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Accession No....J^2________ Dates Covered 30 May 1832 

<^ 

Date ___^..^e.JL980______ Number of Items L——— 
Name of Collection Troup, George Michael, 1780 - 1856.________ 

Letters. 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased from Joseph Rubinfine, Pleasantville, N. J. 08232 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 8-22-80 

DESCRIPTION 

ALS by George Troup dated 30 May 1832 from the Senate Chamber to 
Dr. William C. Daniell of Savannah in which he discusses the request that 
Daniell has apparently written concerning Dr.'M. for a position. Also, 
discussed is a tariff that is being discussed in the House. 

I. Daniell, William C. 

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Accession No. .. ...—J?6Z_ _ _ _ Dates Covered ... 

Date . ^. Qct-26, 1970 ^^^^ ^ Items 
Name of Collection ............ 

Given by: Miss Jean Flanigen, 221 University Drive, Athens, Ga., 30601 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival: Via S. Tate . October 26, 1970 

DESCRIPTION: 

1. ALS from Varina Howell Davis (Mrs. Jefferson Davis) 

To: Miss Eleanor B. Tschudi, Athens, Ga. 

Dated: Beauvoir House r_Beauvoir, Miss.3 Jan. 21, 1888. 

Re: A lock of Jefferson Davis' hair that Miss Tschudi 
has requested. Mrs. Davis comments on Jefferson 
Davis' health, speaks with pleasure of the visit 
to Athens by the Davis' daughters and of a visit 
by herself, sends messages from Winnie Davis, and 
good -wishes for the New Year. With cover, (no 
stamp). Added to other letter on same topic - ms. #465 

2. Receipted bill to Miss E. B. Tschudi 
From: The Decorative Art Society 
Dated: March 7, 1890. 

3. Letter (rough draft) from Miss E. B. Tschudi 
To: Stern Brothers 
Dated: No date 
Re: Ordering various items of clothing from catalog. 

4. Program: Emmanuel Church Sunday School Christmas Festival, 

Sunday, Dec. 26th at 4 o'clock. 

Dated: No date, but before present church was built. See 
note re: Special Offertory on back page. 
Filed in Athens - Programs VF 

5. Invitation to Commencements Exercises, Union Baptist 
Institute, Lyons Halls, Athens, Ga. 

Dated: 1934 - Card of Thomas Watson Norman enclosed. 
(Negro School). Filed in Athens - Schools VF 

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Accession No. ........ -.-._....__ Dates Covered . 

Date ...... .October 26, 1970 .. ^mA<^ of Items 

Name of Collection .............. ___ ... _ .... ..... _ . ___ .... 

Given by: Miss Jean Flanigen, 221 University Drive, Athens, Ga., 30601 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival : Via S. Tate, October 26, 1970. 

DESCRIPTION: (con't.) 

6. ALS from E. V. B. 

To: Miss E. B. Tschudi, Athens, Ga. 

Dated: Lexington, 8. C., January 20, 1896. 

Re: Social letter, discusses weather, Mrs. White's 
energy, measles, servants, investments, asks 
about Athens people, church and churchmen. 
With cover (no stamp). 

7. Advertisement and brochure re: The Churchman 
(Episcopalian). With cover (no stamp). 

8. Pressed flower, labeled "From Miss Winnie Davis, 
Nov. 1887." (3 items) 

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Accession No... 

Date ___ 4 February 

Dates Covered 1900-1^0 

Number of Items 

Name of CoUection 

. Photographs. 

Given by ^*s. Dan Silvey, Athens, Georgia. 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival 

DESCRIPTION 

The Tuck Family lived in Athens, Georgia. Included are various photographs 
of the Tuck Family and one small notebook of genealogy. 

1. Tuck Family. 2. Athens, Georgia. , 

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Ms 30 

Tuck, Henry Car!ton, 1864-1939. 

Henry Carlton Tuck papers, 1882-1939 (bulk 1927-1939). 
.5 linear ft. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

Henry Carlton Tuck (1864-1939), lawyer, Georgia House of Representatives 
(1888-1889), Mayor of Athens (1892-1893), Judge of the City Court of Athens, 
and Adjutant of the Cobb-Deloney Camp of the United Confederate Veterans, bom 
in Clarke County, Georgia. 

The collection consists of papers of Henry Carlton Tuck of Athens, Clarke 
County, Georgia, from 1882-1939. Early materials (1882-1889) pertain to Tuck's 
legislative activities, politics, and a few references to his law practice. 
The majority of the materials (1927-1939) concern Tuck's activities as adjutant 
of the Georgia Division of the United Confederate Veterans. 

Finding aid available in repository. 

Cite as: Henry Carlton Tuck papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. United Confederate Veterans. Georgia Division. Cobb-Detoney Camp No. 478. 

2. Georgia. General Assembly. House of Representatives. 3. Legislators- 
Georgia. 4. Lawyers—Georgia. 5. Veterans—Confederate States of America. 6. 
Veterans-Societies, etc-Georgia. 7. Athens (Ga.) 8. Clarke County (Ga.) 9. 
United States-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Veterans. 10. Georgia-Politics 
and government—1865-1950 

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Ms 1620 

Tucker, Henry H. (Henry Holcombe), 1819-1898. 
Henry Holcombe Tucker diaries, 1870,1877. 

2v. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

Henry Holcombe Tucker (1819-1898) clergyman, educator, President of Mercer, 
and ChanceHor of the University of Georgia (1874-1878), resident of Athens and 
Atlanta, Georgia. 

The collection consists of two diaries of Henry Holcombe Tucker for 1870 and 
1877. The 1870 diary, kept by Tucker while at Mercer University (Penfield, 
Ga.), contains notes on sermons Tucker gave, family news, events at Mercer, 
gardening, purchases, and accounts relating to his Georgia taxes. The 1877 
diary Tucker maintained while at the University of Georgia (Athens) and it 
includes notes on lectures Tucker gave, family news, and financial accounts. 

Cite as: Henry Holcombe Tucker diaries. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Mercer University. 2. University of Georgia. 3. Clergy—Georgia. 4. 
Preaching—Georgia. 5. Universities and colleges—Georgia. 6. Universities and 
colleges-Georgia-Faculty. 7. Penfield (Ga.) 8. Athens (Ga.) I. GAGP 

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Ms 3037 

Tuggle family 

Tuggle family papers, 1856-1942 

approx. 40 items 

The collection consists of Tuggle/Tugwell genealogy and documents of 
Tuggle/Parks/Deaton family land transactions from 1856-1942. The land was located in 
Gwinnett, Hall, Jackson and Barrow counties in Georgia and Rutland county in Vermont. 

Cite as: Tuggle family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of 
Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602. 

1. Tuggle family 2. Parks family 3. Deaton family 4. Deeds—Georgia 

 TUPPER, SAMUEL 

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Accession No..-ll83________ - Dates Covered 

Date 8 November 1977 __ Number of Items 

Name of Collection SAMUEL TUPPER_______________ 

Given by 
Deposited hy 

Purchased from Harvey Dan Abrams,. Atlanta, Georgia 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival September 1977 by Richard Harwell 

DESCRIPTION Samuel Tapper^ Atlanta journalist and novelist, was an im 
portant figure in that city's rise to literary prominence in the late 1930's 
and 194O's. The letter of 8 May 1942 from literary agent Peggy Wood is a 

-delightfttlly-chatty-reminirscence of a trip to the South during which Tapper 
played the role of host. Also included is, a 19^5 newspaper clipping concern 
ing Winston Churchill's letter to Mrs. Sam Tupper. 

 TUPPER, SAMUEL Y., JR. -PAFRHS 

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Accession No.—L35J3________ Dates Covered 1Q26-1Q50 

11 January 1P79_____ Numberoiltems——2$. 
Name of CoRection sntmiai v Ttsjp^i-^ .ii- 

Given by 
Deposited by 

Purchased &rom Harvey Dan Abrams, Atlanta, Georgia 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival Fall 1978 by Mr. Abrams 

DESCRIPTION 

This collection includes some biographical information on Samuel Y. Tupper, 
Jr., Atlanta novelist (Old Lady's Shoes, Some Go Up) and journalist, i.e. 
family baptismal records, University of Georgia transcript, and Naval Air Corps 
records. There are also three letters to literary agents and periodicals dis 
cussing publication of Mr. Tupper's works. The bulk of the- collection, however, 
is composed of typescripts of Mr. Tupper's own writings: 

1) Helen Faced Two Ways 

2) Hotels of Valdosta 

3) In Case of Accident, Notify — 

^) Queen and Three Ladies (draft one) 

5) Queen and Three Ladies (draft two) 

6) Queen and Three Ladies (draft two revised) 

7) Queen and Three Ladies (final draft) 

8) The Queen's Fugitive - Book I 

9) The Queen's Fugitive - Book II 

10) Southeastern Fair Association 

313/12-78/500 

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Accession No. ..-..?22___________________ Dates Covered .....l^ 1887-1888 

Date .- Augus t ^ lp71....._______ _._. Number of Items .... ...^. ........................ 

Name of Collection ...Turner _Gift________ ______ ______________ _ ____________ ___ .....,._._.. 

Given by : Mrs. T. S. Turner, Davisboro, Georgia 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival: Via Dr. Coleman ? 

DESCRIPTION: 

One issue of The Central Georgian, Sandersville, Georgia newspaper 
for April 29, 1868. This is filed with other Sandersville newspapers. 

Receipted bills to H. N. Hollifield, l88?-8, of Sandersville, Ga. 
These are in Ms. #729. 

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Ms 2806 

Turner, Thomas Larkin. 

Thomas Larkin Turner papers, 1836-1841. 

23 items. 

Arranged in chronological order. 

Thomas Larkin Turner, draftsman and surveyor for the Brunswick and Florida 
Railroad. 

The collection consists of papers of Thomas Larkin Turner from 1836-1841. 
Includes correspondence, receipts, and a diary/account book. The materials 
mainly pertain to Turner's work as a draftsman and surveyor for the Brunswick 
and Florida Railroad in southeastern Georgia and Florida. The correspondence 
discusses problems with the local geography in relation to surveying, the need 
to leave heavy equipment behind due to bogs and marshy areas, and Turner's . 
attempts to receive full payment for his services. The diary functioned as an 
account book and contains lists of supplies on hand and those needed; employee 
accounts which included the employee's name, items purchased, price, and when 
account paid; and lists of things to be done. A few pages in the diary 
describe routes taken, problems with equipment, and weather conditions. . 

Additional materials include correspondence from Turner's father, Larkin Turner 
and Turner's friend, William Richardson as well as a document concerning hiring 
slaves for labor. 

Cite as: Thomas Larkin Turner papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript 
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602 

1. Richardson, William, fl. 1836-1841. 2. Turner, Larkin. 3. Brunswick and 
Florida Railroad. 4. Drafters—Georgia. 5. Railroads—Georgia—Surveying. 6. 
Slave labor—Georgia. 7. Surveyors—Georgia. 8. Railroads—Florida—Surveying. 
9. Georgia-Description and travel—19th century. 10. Florida—Description and 
travel—19th century. 11. Account book. 12. Business records. 13. Diary. 

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Accession No....-1259.___-___ Dates Covered __ l8?8 - 1972 

Date ^_.23..Dec^ber_137J . Number of Items __________ 

Name of Collection Mrs. Elizabeth Swift Tutt______________ 

Given by: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox, Elberton, Georgia 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival: Summer 1977 by mail 

DESCRIPTION ' - - - . 

These clippings and ephemeral items fall into three categories, all re 
flecting areas of Mrs. Tutt's interest: 

1) Crawford W. Long - newspaper clippings, first day covers, and genea 
logical notations; 

2) Donegal Presbyterian Church (Pennsylvania) ephemera; 

3) Church-Brumby House restoration in Athens - clippings and program. 

313/1-73/3CO 

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Ms 2410 

Tuttle, Miletus. 
Miletus Tuttle letters, 1864. 
2 items. 

Miletus Tuttle, Union Army soldier with Company B of the 111th Pennsylvania 
Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. 

The collection consists of two letters written by Miletus Tuttle with the 
111th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. The first letter, 
July 1864 from Vinings Bridge during the Atlanta Campaign, discusses James B. 
McPherson's death, Gen. John Bell Hood's command of the Confederate forces, and 
his opinion of Jefferson Davis. His second letter, from a hospital in 
Jeffersonville, Indiana, discusses troops preparing to march (probably to 
Savannah, Ga.) and the shipment of all valuable goods in Atlanta to the North. 

Cite as: Miletus Tuttle letters. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, 
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602. 

1. Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. 2. Hood, John Bell, 1831-1879. 3. McPherson, 
James Birdseye, 1828-1864.4. United States. Army. Pennsylvania Infantry 
Regiment, 111th (1862-1865) 5. Atlanta Campaign, 1864. 6. Soldiers- 
Pennsylvania. 7. Georgia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Campaigns. I. GAGP 

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Accession No. 

Date 17 June 1977 

Name of Collection 

Dates Covered 1608 - 1790's; 1910 
Number of Items ——2——————————— 

Family — Genealogy 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 

Other terms DeRenne Collection page 1094 in catalogue 

Date & method of arrival Transferred from DeRenne Collection to Manuscripts 

17 June 1977 

DESCRIPTION The two-page genealogical table of the Twiggs family (descen- 
dents of Thomas Twiggs, died in Virginia circa l6l4) was compiled by Alexander 
Me C. Duncan about 1910 from records furnished him by Eugenia Washington. It 
covers the years 1608 to the late eighteenth century listing five- generations 
of descendents. Although not a complete record, it does chronicle much of the 
early history of this promiaent Georgia family. 

Also included is a note to Duncan from F. F. Screven pertaining to the 
genealogical table. .. 

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Accession No. ....___ ____ ___ Dates Covered .... 

Date June,, 1963......... _ ..—..... Number of Items — . 1* 

Name of Collection .-^P^S. COUNTY. B^AR^ 

Given Ly: Mr. Billy Walker Jones, Dry Branch, Georgia 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 
Other terms 

Date & method of arrival : By Mr. Jones, 196? 

DESCRIPTION : Records of the Twiggs County, Georgia, Board of Education 
from I88ii - 19li2. Collection contains: itemized accounts and statements 
one Superintendent's annual report, Teacher's monthly, quarterly and annual 
reports, lists of school houses and supplies, Library reports, Teacher con 
tracts and lists of teachers, school population figures, book lists, pro 
grams ( curriculum) , printed material, State School Commissioner Circulars, 
and account books. 

This collection is closely allied to the papers of Benjamin Smith Fitz 
patrick, who was County School Commissioner for many years. See Ms. number 

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Accession No. — .6?--/-JL____ Dates Covered ____lRR6-1Qf)P 
Date _____NoTcember-^-1966 Number of Items ——10______ 

Name of Collection ________IR^JKILIJLAM-WASHINGTON..TNITTY-.^-.LETTEES- 

(Reproductions) ____ 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 

Other terms; Copied from originals owned by Mrs. Mary Twitty Chester, Lakeland, Ga. 

Date & method of arrival; September, 1966, via Dr. Coulter 

PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION 

Letters from Dr. William Washington Twitty to his son Frank, a student at the 
University of Georgia in the l880's. There is one report for December 6, 1886 
and a reproduction of a circular put out by the alumni of the Class of 1875, 
explaining their alumni activities and financial status. (Note: Chapman R. Twitty, 
Lawyer and banker of Camilla, Georgia, was a member of the glass of 1875.) Frank 
Twitty of the Class of 1889, the recipient of these letters was a Physician of 
Camilla, Georgia. Dr. William Washington Twitty was a pharmacist of Camilla, 
Mitchell County, Georgia. The collection contains interesting letters from a 
literate man to his son, showing a keen interest in the son's programs, and 
suggesting titles of books for the son to read. 

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Accession No. 1DP4 ________ Dates Covered c. 1636 

Date 0 -Tnn^ 1Q77 ________ Number of Items 

-, t ^ n .- T^° Holy Legends 
Name of Collection ______ ^ 

Given by 
Deposited by 
Purchased from 

Other terms Archer Taylor Collection AT 003860 

Date & method of arrival 

DESCRIPTION Barlaam and Josaphat. "Het Leven van D. H. H. Barlaam Eremnt 
ende Josaphat cominch das Indien, beschrenis voor das Joannes Damascemis" with 
"Het Leven van D. H. Simeon Stylita." Both manuscripts are in Dutch dating 
from approximately 1636, the first of eight pages, the second of four pages, 
in the same handwriting and bound together. 

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