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Letter From Robert C. Finlay To Mrs. Hering. 15 May 1952, Robert C. Finlay
Letter From Robert C. Finlay To Mrs. Hering. 15 May 1952, Robert C. Finlay
Correspondence
Regarding thesis on General Featherston.
Mrs. V. G. Armistead To Miss Elizabeth Kirkland (15 May 1937), Virgie Gage Armistead, Elizabeth Kirkland, Maud Marrow Brown
Mrs. V. G. Armistead To Miss Elizabeth Kirkland (15 May 1937), Virgie Gage Armistead, Elizabeth Kirkland, Maud Marrow Brown
Correspondence
2 letters. One from Kate Armistead to her niece mentioning a family cemetery and another to Kate concerning a history of the University Greys, by Maude Marrow Brown.
Illegible To Mrs. Hill, 11 February 1928, Author Unknown
Illegible To Mrs. Hill, 11 February 1928, Author Unknown
Correspondence
(Sender's name is illegible.)
Letter From E. B. Featherston To D. M. Featherston. 22 August 1927, E. B. Featherston
Letter From E. B. Featherston To D. M. Featherston. 22 August 1927, E. B. Featherston
Correspondence
Letter sent from Aspermont, Texas; regarding history of Featherston family, request for photograph of W.S. Featherston. Envelope.
Letter From Pat Harrison To D. M. Featherston. 4 January 1922, Pat Harrison
Letter From Pat Harrison To D. M. Featherston. 4 January 1922, Pat Harrison
Correspondence
Letter sent from Washington, D.C.; regarding the pension case of Samira Wooten. Envelope.
H. Q. Bridges To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (26 July 1913), H. Q. Bridges, Virgie Gage Armistead
H. Q. Bridges To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (26 July 1913), H. Q. Bridges, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Description of Jeremiah Gage's moment of injury and the recollections of his death by a former friend and member of the University Grays.
A. C. Anderson To Joseph Holt (13 July 1913), A. C. Anderson, Joseph Holt
A. C. Anderson To Joseph Holt (13 July 1913), A. C. Anderson, Joseph Holt
Correspondence
References Holt's article about Jeremiah and informs Holt of a Ripley resident named James C. Rowell who fought with Gage
Joseph Holt To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (10 July 1913), Joseph Holt, Virgie Gage Armistead
Joseph Holt To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (10 July 1913), Joseph Holt, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Describes that Jeremiah is probably buried amongst the "Unknown dead" in the National Cemetery at Gettysburg. Also includes 2 postcards: 1 image of the Cemetery and 1 commemorating the 50th anniversary of the battle.
G. T. D. To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (5 July 1913), Unknown, Virgie Gage Armistead
G. T. D. To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (5 July 1913), Unknown, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Discusses seeing an article on Jeremiah and the memories it evoked; also discusses Mary M.G. Sanders.
James L. Goodloe To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (2 July 1913), James L. Goodloe, Virgie Gage Armistead
James L. Goodloe To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (2 July 1913), James L. Goodloe, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Thanks Mrs. Armistead for the photograph of Jeremiah and discusses attempts to publish an article on Gage in the Commercial Appeal
James L. Goodloe To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (26 June 1913), James L. Goodloe, Virgie Gage Armistead
James L. Goodloe To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (26 June 1913), James L. Goodloe, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Concerns affection for Jeremiah and references the article written by Holt
Joseph Holt To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (24 June 1913), Joseph Holt, Virgie Gage Armistead
Joseph Holt To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (24 June 1913), Joseph Holt, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Concerning an article, written by Holt, in which he alludes to Jeremiah Gage as a "princely fellow and favored son of the Eleventh Mississippi.)
James L. Goodloe To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (15 March 1911), James L. Goodloe, Virgie Gage Armistead
James L. Goodloe To Mrs. V. G. Armistead (15 March 1911), James L. Goodloe, Virgie Gage Armistead
Correspondence
Concerns affection for Jeremiah and his other departed friends
R. C. Lipsey To Kate Armistead (27 March 1908), R. C. Lipsey, Kate Armistead
R. C. Lipsey To Kate Armistead (27 March 1908), R. C. Lipsey, Kate Armistead
Correspondence
Details the various Gage brothers' service to the War, particularly Jeremiah, with whom Lipsey served.
Background Of Captain Jeremiah Sanders
Background Of Captain Jeremiah Sanders
Correspondence
Memorial of Jeremiah Sanders, grandfather to Mary Margaret Gage Sanders & Jeremiah Sanders Gage. Lines copied from his tombstone by Mary, 19 August 1891 and re-copied by A.G.E. (Anna Eliza Gage Evans? 18 August 1906.
Unknown Cousin To Anna (4 January 1903), Unknown, Anna Elizabeth Gage Evans
Unknown Cousin To Anna (4 January 1903), Unknown, Anna Elizabeth Gage Evans
Correspondence
Details various family members' activities & Anna's recent tragedies, probably illness and death of family members; also concerns the correspondant's daughter's position as principal of the school on the Vanderbilt's Bilmore estate.
Letter From Lucy R. Connell To D. M. Featherston. 18 October 1900, Lucy R. Connell
Letter From Lucy R. Connell To D. M. Featherston. 18 October 1900, Lucy R. Connell
Correspondence
Letter sent from New Orleans; regarding asking Featherston to let his daughter live with her mother.
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 30 June 1900, Aikens & Judge
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 30 June 1900, Aikens & Judge
Correspondence
Letter sent from Sioux Falls, South Dakota; regarding fees for handling Featherston divorce. Envelope.
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 8 June 1900, Aikens & Judge
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 8 June 1900, Aikens & Judge
Correspondence
Letter sent from Sioux Falls, South Dakota; regarding Featherston divorce. Envelope.
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 15 May 1900 8 May 1900, Aikens & Judge
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 15 May 1900 8 May 1900, Aikens & Judge
Correspondence
Letter sent from Sioux Falls, South Dakota; regarding Featherston divorce. Attached: typed document dated complaint of Corinne Connell Featherston against Dudley McEwen Featherston for divorce.
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 7 May 1900, Aikens & Judge
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 7 May 1900, Aikens & Judge
Correspondence
Letter sent from Sioux Falls, South Dakota; regarding Featherston divorce.
Letter From D. M. Featherston To Aikins & Judge. 1 May 1900, D. M. Featherston
Letter From D. M. Featherston To Aikins & Judge. 1 May 1900, D. M. Featherston
Correspondence
Letter sent from Holly Springs, Mississippi; regarding Featherston divorce.
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 27 March 1900, Aikens & Judge
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 27 March 1900, Aikens & Judge
Correspondence
Letter sent from Sioux Falls, South Dakota; regarding Featherston divorce.
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 26 January 1900, Aikens & Judge
Letter From Aikens & Judge To D. M. Featherston. 26 January 1900, Aikens & Judge
Correspondence
Letter sent from Sioux Falls, South Dakota; regarding Featherston divorce.
Treas And I Talk To Two Key Members, Author Unknown
This Description Of A Trip, Arthur Ben Chitty
Mississippi's School Problem, Author Unknown
To Tom, Author Unknown
John Crews To Father Paul, John Crews
Admissions Counselors To Instructors, Author Unknown