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World War Ii Service Travel Timeline, 1944
World War Ii Service Travel Timeline, 1944
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This partially typed, partially handwritten paper, documents the travel timeline during James Franklin Buchanan's time in service during World War II from October 25, 1944 to January 20, 1945.
Frank M. "Shuck" Smith Paper By James Franklin Buchanan, Undated
Frank M. "Shuck" Smith Paper By James Franklin Buchanan, Undated
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This paper, written by James Franklin Buchanan, shares several anecdotes and stories about his friendship with fellow Extension Agent, Frank M. "Shuck" Smith, including how he got his nickname, "Shuck".
Floral Record For Funeral Services Of Mrs. Texanana W. Buchanan, December 13, 1955
Floral Record For Funeral Services Of Mrs. Texanana W. Buchanan, December 13, 1955
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This document provides a record of the floral arrangements provided Texanna W. Buchanan's funeral service. The record lists the name, the florist used, and the type of arrangement and flowers sent. The floral record was prepared by the Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home in Jackson, Mississippi on December 13, 1955.
Buchanan Genealogy Notes, Undated
Buchanan Genealogy Notes, Undated
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This list documents James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan's paternal lineage from his great grandfather to his father and five of Frank's siblings. Birth and death dates as well as burial locations are included. The back of the page notes the name, birth and death date of his grandmother on his mother's side.
John R. Buchanan Family Information, Undated
John R. Buchanan Family Information, Undated
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This document provides a brief speculation on the heritage and family history of John R. Buchanan of Panola County, Mississippi. A handwritten note stating that John R. Buchanan was the father of Robert McDonald has been marked through.
Various Obituaries, 1980-1985
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This sheet contains five obituaries from various newspapers. Clockwise from the top left: Mrs. Sybil Eugene Shipp, Commercial Appeal, November 10, 1980; George Rae Walker, Sr., Commercial Appeal, march 21, 1984; H. Irving Weeks, September 30, 1984; Fred P. "Dutch" Amsler, Jackson Daily News, September 7, 1985; W. D. Lord, Commercial Appeal, March 9, 1984.
Certification Of Confederate Military Records For Robert M. Buchanan, August 9, 1958
Certification Of Confederate Military Records For Robert M. Buchanan, August 9, 1958
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Mississippi Department of Archives and History document certifies that the Official Confederate Military Records on file show that Robert M. Buchanan was a member of the forty-second Regiment of Mississippi Infantry. The document is signed by Charlotte Capers, the director of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
Liberty Cemetery, East Sardis, Mississippi, November 3, 1958
Liberty Cemetery, East Sardis, Mississippi, November 3, 1958
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
James Franklin Buchanan documented the graves of the Liberty Cemetery, east of Sardis, Mississippi on November 3, 1958.
History Of The 42nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Undated
History Of The 42nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Undated
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This document provides a brief history of the 42nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Company I, formed in Panola County, Mississippi on April 21, 1862. Robert M. Buchanan, ancestor of James Franklin Buchanan, served in this regiment.
Certification Of Confederate Military Records For John Wesley Whitton, August 9, 1957
Certification Of Confederate Military Records For John Wesley Whitton, August 9, 1957
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Mississippi Department of Archives and History document certifies that the Official Confederate Military Records on file show that John Wesley Whitton was a member of the forty-second Regiment of Mississippi Infantry. The document is signed by Charlotte Capers, the director of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
Newspaper Obituary, Mrs. R. D. (Texanna) Buchanan, December 15, 1955
Newspaper Obituary, Mrs. R. D. (Texanna) Buchanan, December 15, 1955
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This newspaper clipping of Texanna Buchanan's obituary was published in the Kosciusko Star-Harold on December 15, 1955.
Spot Buchanan And Tip Smith Birth Announcement, April 8, 1947
Spot Buchanan And Tip Smith Birth Announcement, April 8, 1947
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This paper announces the births of a set of twins to Spot Buchanan and Tip Smith, presumably the family and neighboring dogs, in Patt's chicken house on April 8, 1947.
Editorial, Buck…A…Rambles, "It's All Over Folks!", Silas Lee Buchanan, August 30, 1935
Editorial, Buck…A…Rambles, "It's All Over Folks!", Silas Lee Buchanan, August 30, 1935
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
Buck…a…Rambles, an editorial written by the Winona Times circulation manager "Circulation Buck", Silas Lee Buchanan, covers multiple topics including politician, reminiscences of home, and local news and gossip.
Obituary, R. D. Buchanan, July 8, 1927
Obituary, R. D. Buchanan, July 8, 1927
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This obituary for R. D. Buchanan was published in the Commercial Appeal on July 8, 1927.
Minutes, First Presbyterian Church, Starkville, Mississippi, September 16, 1928
Minutes, First Presbyterian Church, Starkville, Mississippi, September 16, 1928
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This copy of the Minutes of the First Presbyterian Church in Starkville, Mississippi, documents James Franklin Buchanan's having been received into membership on September 16, 1928. A note at the bottom of the page mentions Mr. Johnson's friendship with the Buchanan family and his burial information.
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, July 8, 1927
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, July 8, 1927
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This newspaper clipping from the Commercial Appeal bears the headlines "Clans are Gathering at Indiana's Capital" and "Sen. J. W. Butler, He Forgot to Remember". The articles cover political corruption in both Indiana and Tennessee.
Rosebloom School Souvenir Book, April 19, 1918
Rosebloom School Souvenir Book, April 19, 1918
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This souvenir booklet for the Rosebloom School was presented to the primary pupils of 1918 by their teacher, Ada Trusy. The booklet includes the students names and a farewell message.
Certificate Of Baptism, Wesley Webster And Silas Buchanan, August 24, 1899
Certificate Of Baptism, Wesley Webster And Silas Buchanan, August 24, 1899
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
Brothers, Wesley Webster and Silas Buchanan were baptized in their home on August 8, 1899 by Rev. R. S. Lawson, as documented in this copy of a Certificate of Baptism. R. D. and Texanna Buchanan are listed as their parents.
Notebook, Notes For Life History Of James Franklin Buchanan, 1986
Notebook, Notes For Life History Of James Franklin Buchanan, 1986
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This green, spiral bound notebook contains handwritten notes by James Franklin Buchanan as je began planning to write his life history. "Begin in 1985" is written in black marker on the cover of the notebook.
Outline Of The History Of James Franklin, Buchanan, October 1948
Outline Of The History Of James Franklin, Buchanan, October 1948
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This typed document, dated October 1948, provides a brief outline for the autobiography or history of James Franklin Buchanan. The outline includes birth, education, occupation, marriage and children information followed by his work history from 1934-1948.
Calanques At Marseille In The Mediterranean Sea, Undated
Calanques At Marseille In The Mediterranean Sea, Undated
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This black and white photograph shows two rock formations extending into the water, identified as being part of the Calanques at Marseille in the Mediterranean. "Mediterranean [Crags?]" is written along the bottom edge of the photograph.
Note, James Franklin Buchanan To Harriet Buchanan, Undated
Note, James Franklin Buchanan To Harriet Buchanan, Undated
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This note, signed "Love, Dad", explains that he meant to give a letter to her the day before but forgot. He goes on to say that he enjoyed their visit and invites her to come visit soon. The note is presumably written by James Franklin Buchanan to his daughter, Harriet.
Albert Burbank, Don Newny And Unidentified
Albert Burbank, Don Newny And Unidentified
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This photograph shows three army soldiers in uniform during World War II standing in an office with the man in the middle holding teletype tape while the other two are fiddling with his uniform. A desk and chairs are seen to the right and filing cabinets are behind them. "Teletype tape" is written along the bottom edge of the photograph and two of the men are identified as Albert Burbank, Mass. and Don Newny, PA. on the back of the photograph.
Letter, Arthur Nester, Jr. To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, June 14, 1985
Letter, Arthur Nester, Jr. To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, June 14, 1985
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated June 14, 1985, Arthur Nester, Jr., president of the Kemper County Chamber of Commerce, writes to James Franklin "Frank" and Margaret Ray Buchanan to inviting them to join in a celebration for Senator John C. Stennis's 84th birthday. The Nester informs them of the some of the planned events and lets them know that full details are forthcoming. A newspaper clipping about the event is taped to the bottom of the letter.
Letter, Coy And John C. Stennis To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 15, 1980
Letter, Coy And John C. Stennis To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 15, 1980
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated December 15, 1980, Senator John C. Stennis and his wife, Coy, extend Christmas greetings to James Franklin "Frank" and Margaret Ray Buchanan. The letter is written on United States Senate letterhead. A handwritten note at the bottom states that the Senator Stennis sent a similar letter every Christmas and every Mother's Day for several years.
Letter, Coy And John C. Stennis To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 15, 1980
Letter, Coy And John C. Stennis To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 15, 1980
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated December 15, 1980, Senator John C. Stennis and his wife, Coy, extend Christmas greetings to James Franklin "Frank" and Margaret Ray Buchanan. The letter is written on United States Senate letterhead.
James Franklin "Frank" , October 1945
James Franklin "Frank" , October 1945
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This black and white photograph shows James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan in uniform standing in front of a dirt road or path and trees. "Marseille" is written along the bottom edge and the back of the photograph identifies it as "October 1945, Frank Buchanan Marseille".
James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan And Red Lynch, January 1945
James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan And Red Lynch, January 1945
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This blurry, black and white photograph shows James Franklin Buchanan and Red Lynch in uniform, standing in front of rocks and trees while stationed in Dijon, France in January 1945.
American Soldiers In Front Of A Building In Dijon France, 1944
American Soldiers In Front Of A Building In Dijon France, 1944
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This black and white photograph shows a diagonal view a four story building with trees to the front and at the end. Several American solders in uniform are walking front of the building. The back of the photograph identifies the location as being Dijon [France] where Frank Buchanan [James Franklin Buchanan] stayed Dec. 22, 1944 -Feb. 15, 1945.
Building In Dijon France, December 1944
Building In Dijon France, December 1944
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This black and white photograph shows a four story building with multiple windows and glass doors on each floor, some with balconies. A large tree stands in front of the left end of the building and two smaller trees stand beside the right end of the building. The inscription on the back identifies the location as being Dijon, France, December 1944 where James Franklin Buchanan stayed.