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Letter To W.W. Harvey, Esq., December 18, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To W.W. Harvey, Esq., December 18, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Receipt of drafts of Southern Express Company, Paying a balance
Letter To W.W. Harvey, Esq., December 16, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To W.W. Harvey, Esq., December 16, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Reception of a $35 money order, appointment of sheriff
Sharecropping Contract
Daniel Williams Papers
Contract between Cammie Williams and Martin Banks, witnessed by Sue Hollingsworth, exchanging one fourth of raised crops for rented land.
Sharecropping Contract, Campbell Williams
Sharecropping Contract, Campbell Williams
Daniel Williams Papers
Contract between Cammie Williams and Wade Wilks, exchanging one fourth of raised crops for rented land.
Letter To Mr. John T. Barnett, December 12, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. John T. Barnett, December 12, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Paying dues to the Lodge
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. B. Montgomery writes to Lee endorsing action to Col. Street and Lee. December 11, 1894.
Letter To Governor Murphy J. Foster (La), December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Governor Murphy J. Foster (La), December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for clemency on behalf of Stone's lifelong friendship with Kincaid's father
Letter To Hon Attorney General Cunningham (La), December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon Attorney General Cunningham (La), December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for clemency on behalf of Stone's lifelong friendship with Kincaid's father
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
H. M. Street writes to Lee suggesting that he consult Mr. Montgomery regarding a bust of Senator Morrill. December 10, 1894.
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter for a music or art teaching position
Letter To Empire Plow Works, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Empire Plow Works, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Letter of introduction, endorsement
Letter To Judge Ferguson Of The Criminal Court, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Judge Ferguson Of The Criminal Court, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for clemency on behalf of Stone's lifelong friendship with Kincaid's father
Letter To Mr. M.L. Kincaid, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. M.L. Kincaid, December 10, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Talks to him about the issue and includes 3 letters that he may use as he sees fit
Letter To Officers And Members Of The Mississippi Division Of The Travelers Protective Association Of America, December 7, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Officers And Members Of The Mississippi Division Of The Travelers Protective Association Of America, December 7, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Extoling the greatness of the organization and apologizing for never making it to a meeting
Letter To Mr. James Harrison, December 5, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. James Harrison, December 5, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
James is purchasing land form Stone, Price $80
Letter To Hon. M.M. Evans, December 4, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. M.M. Evans, December 4, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Who is running for Governor of MS, refusal to support Evans in a run for governor, Says he should run for Railroad Commissioner, who he has to beat to become Railroad Commissioner
A New Kerosene Attachment For Knapsack Sprayers, Howard Evarts Weed
A New Kerosene Attachment For Knapsack Sprayers, Howard Evarts Weed
MAFES Research Bulletins
No abstract provided.
Letter To Hon. W.H. Rees, November 26, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. W.H. Rees, November 26, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Talking about the upcoming election for clerk of the Supreme Court
Letter To John D. Mcinnis, Esq., November 25, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To John D. Mcinnis, Esq., November 25, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
What the Railroad commissioner does, Convicts, Stone's Support for McInnis
Letter To W. A. Brown, Esq., Sec, November 25, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To W. A. Brown, Esq., Sec, November 25, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Paying Dues on stock $50
Letter, William E. Mitchell To Richard J. Oglesby, Includes Reply, November 24, 28, 1894, William E. Mitchell
Letter, William E. Mitchell To Richard J. Oglesby, Includes Reply, November 24, 28, 1894, William E. Mitchell
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
These handwritten letters, dated November 24 and 28, 1894, are written from William E. Mitchell to Richard J. Oglesby with a reply from Oglesby discussing how Abraham Lincoln became known as "Honest Abe." Oglesby responds that there was no special circumstance that lead to Lincoln's nickname.
Letter To The Anti-Option Convention, November 20, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To The Anti-Option Convention, November 20, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Agriculture? Cannot be more specific, half of the page is too faded to read
Letter To B.W Griffith Esq., Secretary, November 17, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To B.W Griffith Esq., Secretary, November 17, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Apology for being unable to make a speech, Health
Letter To St. Louis Bank Note Company, November 13, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To St. Louis Bank Note Company, November 13, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Trial about money, Jury
Letter To Mr. John S. Ware, November 6, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. John S. Ware, November 6, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Election under present and new State constitution
Letter To General S.D. Lee, November 6, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To General S.D. Lee, November 6, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Fraud. Sending 2 bottles of pills to be analyzed by a Chemist, Being sold to negros as a cure all
Letter To Hon. H. M. Street, November 6, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. H. M. Street, November 6, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Man In debt to Stone. Elections
Letter To Innes, November 5, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Innes, November 5, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Talking to Her about living on the money they have
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, October 4, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, October 4, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Trying to lessen the Prison sentence of a young man he knew (I think)
Letter To Hon. Theo Schmitt, November 3, 1894, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. Theo Schmitt, November 3, 1894, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Purchase of land