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Letter To Col J.G. Hamilton, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Col J.G. Hamilton, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Responding to the question on the location of the corner stone. Believes it must be laid in the North East corner, but will write to the Law chairman for an answer.
Letter To Brother C.B. Evans, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother C.B. Evans, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending him the special dispensation so that there may be another vote.
Letter To Trustees Of The Industrial Institute & College (Ii&C), November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Trustees Of The Industrial Institute & College (Ii&C), November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter for a teaching position at the College
Letter To No Recipient Given, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Allowing for a retake of the ballot on their petition due to a misunderstanding
Letter To Mr. J.M. Castles, 11/19/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. J.M. Castles, 11/19/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking Castles to help Mooser find a job after he moves to New Orleans
Letter To Mr., J.W. Jourdan, November 7, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr., J.W. Jourdan, November 7, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending an Auditor's Warrant of $300 payable to Mr. Davis. Stone cannot indorse the warrant without a power of attorney from Mr. Davis so he must sent them the warrant, but everything will work out as long as the warrant is signed
Letter To Hon Jas. H. Neville, November 2, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon Jas. H. Neville, November 2, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Confirming his presence at the laying of the cornerstones between the 14th and 20th of November of 2? Public school Buildings.
Letter To Mr. G. Edward Park, November 3, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. G. Edward Park, November 3, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Discussing that there are still some cases of Yellow Fever, and asking the Lodge to post a date between Nov. 14 and 20th.
Letter To Mr. E. W. Harwood, October 29, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. E. W. Harwood, October 29, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Acting on behalf of Jourdan and informing Hardwood of 2 options he may take in paying $182.16 to Jourdan
Funeral Notice, James F. Kelly, October 8, 1898
Funeral Notice, James F. Kelly, October 8, 1898
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This funeral notice announces the funeral services of James F. Kelly of Kosciusko, Mississippi on October 8, 1898 with Reverend J. H. Alexander officiating.
Letter To Brother K.T Keeton, September 20, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother K.T Keeton, September 20, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Informing Keeton that he cannot grant a Special Dispensation to confer a ballot to vote on elevating brother Arnold from Entered Apprentice to Fellow Craft and Master degree.
Letter To No Recipient Given, September 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, September 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Stating that McCormick will act as Grand Master in his stead on Sept 8th for the laying of the foundation stones of three public school buildings
Letter To Brother J.F. Mccormick, September 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother J.F. Mccormick, September 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Giving him a document giving McCormick the rank of Grand Master for the duration of the event.( doc in row 460) also explains his reason for not attending: he is sick and the' world is under quarantine'
Letter To Brother G. Edward Park, September 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother G. Edward Park, September 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Informing him that he cannot attend the ceremony in Biloxi because of the quarantine, and that past Grand Master McCormic will preside over the ceremonies
Winter And Summer Pasture In Mississippi, E. R. Lloyd
Winter And Summer Pasture In Mississippi, E. R. Lloyd
MAFES Research Bulletins
No abstract provided.
Letter To Mr. G. Edward Park, September 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. G. Edward Park, September 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Stating that a Competent brother from the local lodge will act as Grand Marshal at the laying of the corner stone.
Letter To No Recipient Given, August 31, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, August 31, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Convening the Magnolia Lodge in Biloxi on the 8th of September to lay the corner stones of three different public school building
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Eugene E. Adams writes a recommendation letter for Ellwin C. Roberts and also confirms that he served five terms in the district. August 29, 1898.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
E. J. Gray writes a recommendation letter for Ellwin C. Roberts for a teaching position. August 29, 1898.
Letter To Mess. Smith & Totten, Auguts 18, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mess. Smith & Totten, Auguts 18, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Paying city taxes and discussing the sale of something. Have no reference as to what is being sold.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. B. Montgomery writes to C. B. Lampkin advising him to dismiss unpleasant memories associated with his college days. August 11, 1898.
Letter To Bro. J.E. Wolfe, August 10, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Bro. J.E. Wolfe, August 10, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Responding to a question on the eligibility of a man to be a Mason
Letter To Mr. Miles J. Bennett, August 9, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. Miles J. Bennett, August 9, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Declining an invitation to a reunion of the 2nd and 11th Mississippi regiments because both he and Mr. Griffith cannot be away at the same time. Mr. Griffith is attending the American Bankers' Association Convention.
Letter To Mr. D.C. Rawls, Augustg 8, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. D.C. Rawls, Augustg 8, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Discusses a legal issue about a sale of 2 parcels of land.
Letter To Mr. James. H. Neville, August 7, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. James. H. Neville, August 7, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Accepting an invitation to be present at the laying of the corner stone of 2 buildings ,mentioned in a letter, on the 15th of September. Hopes other members of the Grand Lodge can attend as well.
Letter To Mr. J.H. Wright, August 3, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. J.H. Wright, August 3, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Declining an invitation to the Convention of the American Bankers' Association in Denver
Letter To Mr. J.R. Clark, August 3, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. J.R. Clark, August 3, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
States the credentials of each member of the Miller, Smith & Hirsh Law firm of Vicksburg
Letter To Mr. H. G. Fort, August 2, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. H. G. Fort, August 2, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Paying $103.35 New Orleans Exchange to pay off the McKie note
Letter To Brother Speed, July 30, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Speed, July 30, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for Speed opinion on questions he has been sent that deal with legal matters. Said he enclosed a copy of all the questions
Letter To Mr. James M. Brilkley, July 29, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. James M. Brilkley, July 29, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Cannot comply with his request to write a public statement on the Uniform Bale 54 by 24. feels that anything he might say will be viewed as trying to increase his own profits since he is the Stock holder and director in the Cotton Compress Company in MS.