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American Soldiers In Front Of A Building In Dijon France, 1944 Sep 2025

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.

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Building In Dijon France, December 1944 Sep 2025

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.

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Autobiography, James Franklin Buchanan, February 10, 1974 Sep 2025

Autobiography, James Franklin Buchanan, February 10, 1974

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this bound copy of James Franklin Buchanan's autobiography, he begins with a brief, two page description of his early life prior to enlisting with the Army . On page three he states that "This portion of my story deals with the army" and proceeds to document his time in the army from enlistment, through training, and on to his service overseas during World War II. Some photographs of people and places during Buchanan's time in the Army are included. Additionally, an account of his trip abroad d for the Farm Bureau Federation's Bavarian Adventure tour of Germany, Austria, and …

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Life History, James Franklin Buchanan, February 2, 1991 Sep 2025

Life History, James Franklin Buchanan, February 2, 1991

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

James Franklin Buchanan begins his life history with a letter to his daughter, Harriet Ann Buchanan, explaining his reasons for writing the history and offers a genealogy of their family. The history goes on to include anecdotes from various periods of Buchanan's life, including early childhood, high school, college, his work as a County Extension Agent, his time in World War II, his marriage to her mother, Margaret, and his travels. The history also includes photographs of his time overseas during World War II and photocopies of his high school and college diplomas, his parent's marriage license, notable letters he'd …

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Autobiography And World War Ii Memoire, James Franklin Buchanan, February 10, 1974 Sep 2025

Autobiography And World War Ii Memoire, James Franklin Buchanan, February 10, 1974

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this portion of James Franklin Buchanan's autobiography, he begins with a brief, two page description of his early life prior to enlisting with the Army . On page three he states that "This portion of my story deals with the army" and proceeds to document his time in the army from enlistment, through training, and on to his service overseas during World War II. The last four pages of the fifty-two page document shares photographs of people and places during Buchanan's time in the Army.

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Military Appointment Card, Undated Sep 2025

Military Appointment Card, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This blank military enlistment/appointment card provides spaces for name, address, military branch, salary preference, and other necessary information. Instructions for returning the card are on the back.

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Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Charles R. Langhorne, Undated Sep 2025

Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Charles R. Langhorne, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan writes to Charles R. Langhorne a fellow Army veteran with whom Buchanan was stationed during World War II. Buchanan reminisces fondly of his last visit with Langhorne in Richmond in 1958, explains the inclusion of a photograph he's enclosed, and updates him on his life and others from their battalion that he's been in contact with. The included photo shows members of Co. B 3188th Signal Service Battalion on August 31, 1944. Each serviceman shown has a number written on their photo and a "key" is included to identify the men by their …

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Army Addresses, Undated Sep 2025

Army Addresses, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This paper documents the addresses for several Army veterans presumably of the United States Army 3188th Signal Service Battalion.

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3188th Signal Service Battalion Addresses, 1958 Sep 2025

3188th Signal Service Battalion Addresses, 1958

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This paper documents the addresses for former members of the United States Army 3188th Signal Service Battalion during 1958.

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Army Of The United States Honorable Discharge Certification, February 12, 1946, United States Army Sep 2025

Army Of The United States Honorable Discharge Certification, February 12, 1946, United States Army

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This document, dated February 12, 1946, documents the honorable discharge of James Franklin Buchanan from the United States Army and his post in the 3188th Signal Service Battalion. The document includes Buchanan's enlisted record and report of separation honorable discharge. The document was filed on February 20, 1946 by C. M. McCool, the clerk and signed by Allie H. Clifton, the deputy. The document bears some deep creasing and a tear at the top.

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Christmas Card, Harriet Buchanan To James Franklin Buchanan, December 22, 1964 Sep 2025

Christmas Card, Harriet Buchanan To James Franklin Buchanan, December 22, 1964

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This Christmas card, sent by Harriet Buchanan to her father, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan expresses love. The illustrations on both the cover and the interior of the card portray a snowy, woodland scene with deer, a white rabbit, trees, and a church in the distance. The interior text offers a poem about Christmas woodlands and the beauty of Christmas. An envelope with a Kosciusko, Mississippi postmark and a five cent postage stamp is included.

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Christmas Card, Harriet Buchanan To Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 22, 1964 Sep 2025

Christmas Card, Harriet Buchanan To Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 22, 1964

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This Christmas card, sent by Harriet Buchanan to her mother, Margaret Ray Buchanan expresses love. The illustrations on both the cover and the interior of the card portray red poinsettia blooms with green leaves. The text accompanying the illustration is addressed "With Love to My Mother" on the cover and a poem about hoping mother knows especially at Christmas how much love and happiness she brings. An envelope with a Kosciusko, Mississippi postmark and five cent postage stamp.

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Letter, Ted Main To Baby Buchanan (Harriet Ann), Undated Sep 2025

Letter, Ted Main To Baby Buchanan (Harriet Ann), Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, Ted Main writes to "Baby Buchanan" (Harriet Ann Buchanan) to say how pleased he is over her arrival and mentions the powder given to her as a gift.

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Greeting Card, Frances And Hugh Potts To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, February 19, 1964 Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Frances And Hugh Potts To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, February 19, 1964

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This greeting card, sent by Frances and Hugh Potts to James Franklin "Frank" and Margaret Ray Buchanan, lets the Buchanans know that they are thinking of them and are thankful for their thirty year friendship. The illustration on the card consists of blue, pink, purple and teal butterflies, and blue and purple flowers. An envelope with a Kosciusko, Mississippi postmark and a five cent postage stamp is included. A handwritten not along the bottom of the envelope states "30th Anniversary I came here 30 years ago today (Feb. 19, 1964) From Frances and Hugh Potts."

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Greeting Card, Mr. And Mrs. E. O. Moody And Family To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Mr. And Mrs. E. O. Moody And Family To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Moody and family, congratulates James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan on the birth of their baby, a daughter named Harriet Ann. The card features illustrations of a baby and baby shoes with a wide ribbon attached to a baby's rattler to for the "C" in congratulations. The card is bordered by illustrations of pink roses. The interior of the card includes a brief poem about a baby's smile making life worthwhile.

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Card, Nellie L. "Muddie" Carothers To Harriet Ann Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Card, Nellie L. "Muddie" Carothers To Harriet Ann Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

On this notecard, Nellie L. "Muddie" Carothers welcomes newborn, Harriet Ann Buchanan to the "Muddie clan" and expresses her instant love for the child.

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Greeting Card, Mary S. Edens To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Mary S. Edens To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Mary S. Edens offers James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan congratulations on the birth of their baby. An illustration of a Baby on blue pillows inside a yellow basket surrounded by flowers a, a lamb, and a duckling is on the front cover of the card. The interior greeting is accompanied by illustrations of roses, blue ribbons, a lamb, and a duckling.

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Greeting Card, Marie And Carolyn To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Marie And Carolyn To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Marie and Carolyn offers James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan best wishes on the birth of their baby. An illustration of a Baby in a blue box is on the cover of the card and an illustration of two bluebirds is on the interior.

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Letter, Jack Suber To Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Letter, Jack Suber To Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this undated letter, "Jack" Suber writes to Margaret Ray Buchanan to congratulate her on the birth of her daughter. She goes on to say she misses Margaret at the club and declares that the baby, Harriet Ann, is the club's granddaughter.

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Greeting Card, Ida To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Ida To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Ida to James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan, congratulates them on the birth of their daughter, Harriett Ann. The cover of the card features an illustration of a baby in the center of a four leaf clover surrounded by pink flowers with text congratulating the baby and the parents. An envelope with Frank and Margret written across it is included.

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Greeting Card, Jack And Grace To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Jack And Grace To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Jack and Grace to James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan, congratulates them on the birth of their daughter. An illustration of a baby in a long white and blue trimmed gown laying on a pillow atop a blue pot is on the cover of the card and the interior illustration depicts a baby's face on a blue trimmed gift tag. The interior text is a poem about congratulating mother and dad for the welcome of "someone small".

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Greeting Card, The Twentieth Century Club To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, The Twentieth Century Club To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by the Twentieth Century Club, congratulates James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan on the birth of their baby, a daughter named Harriet Ann. The card features illustrations of a baby and baby shoes with a wide ribbon attached to a baby's rattler to for the "C" in congratulations. The card is bordered by illustrations of pink roses. The interior of the card includes a brief poem about a baby's smile making life worthwhile.

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Greeting Card, Mrs. Beckham And Hortense, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Mrs. Beckham And Hortense, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Mrs. Beckham and Hortense to James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan on the birth of their daughter, Harriett Ann, features a baby in pink snuggled in a fluffy white pillow with a ribbon and flower border around it. The text on the front and inside offers good wishes on the birth of a new baby.

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Greeting Card, Dixie And David, Jr. To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Dixie And David, Jr. To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, Undated

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This card, sent by Dixie and David, Jr., offers a gift for James Franklin and Margaret Ray's newborn daughter, Harriet Ann Ray. The illustration on the exterior of the card include an infant playing peek-a-boo and a bunny riding a rocking horse with the words "Here's a gift for Baby" beside it. The interior of the card includes a brief poem about "gift for baby".

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Greeting Card, Phyllis To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, April 15, 1947 Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Phyllis To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, April 15, 1947

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This greeting card, sent by Phyllis, congratulates James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan on the birth of their baby, a daughter named Harriet Ann. The card features illustrations of a baby snuggled into a fluffy white pillow among blue and pink flowers. A stuffed puppy and toy ducks are also depicted. The accompanying text is a poem celebrating a new baby and the note included expresses Phyllis's joy at the news of the new baby. An envelope with a Port Arthur, Texas postmark, dated April 15, 1947, is included.

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Greeting Card, Evelyn And Harold Teasley To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, April 14, 1947 Sep 2025

Greeting Card, Evelyn And Harold Teasley To James Franklin And Margaret Ray Buchanan, April 14, 1947

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This greeting card, sent by Evelyn and Harold Teasley, congratulates James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan on the birth of their baby, a daughter named Harriet Ann. The card features illustrations of parents and a baby in different scenarios with humorous text accompanying them. An envelope postmarked Jacksonville, Florida, April 14, 1947 is included with the card.

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Birth Announcement Card, March 31, 1947 Sep 2025

Birth Announcement Card, March 31, 1947

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This cream colored card announces the birth of Harriet Ann Buchanan on March 31, 1947, born to Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Buchanan. The card has a pink border and a pink ribbon at the top above the baby's name.

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Resume, James Franklin Buchanan, Circa 1940, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan Sep 2025

Resume, James Franklin Buchanan, Circa 1940, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This resume profiles the education and job experience of James Buchanan from his high school graduation in 1928, his graduation from Mississippi State College in 1932, and the jobs he held during and after completing college. A hand written note on the last page designates that the resume as "application for an interview".

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Note On An Envelope, James Franklin Buchanan, 1946, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan Sep 2025

Note On An Envelope, James Franklin Buchanan, 1946, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

A note on this unused Robert B. Ray, M. D. envelope states what a dog tag is and what it is used for and declares the tags within belonged to "Frank" Buchanan in his tour in France during World War II and declares that they go to his daughter, Harriet Ann Buchanan. The dog tags are not longer inside the envelope.

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Letter, James F. Buchanan To The United States Army Finance Officer, August 30, 1946, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan Sep 2025

Letter, James F. Buchanan To The United States Army Finance Officer, August 30, 1946, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated August 30, 1946, James F. Buchanan writes to the U. S. Army finance officer in New Orleans to notify that he is including the claim for settlement on his unused leave.

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