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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 2345
Coulter, A. A. (Alvin Augustus)
Letters to E. Merton Coulter, 1910-1915.
19 items.
Arranged in chronological order.
The collection consists of letters from Alvin Augustus Coulter to his brother
E. Merton Coulter from 1910-1915. The letters, mainly from Peru and the Panama
Canal Zone, discuss his work running a locomotive during the construction of
the canal, the people and customs, and the weather.
Forms part of: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II.
Cite as: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II, A.A. Coulter, letters to
E. Merton Coulter (15:1). Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Coulter, E. Merton (Ellis Merton), 1890- 2. Canals-Panama. 3. RailroadsPanama. 4. Canal Zone. 5. Peru-Description and travel-20th century. 6. PeruSocial life and customs-20th century. 7. Panama-Description and travel-20th
century. 8. Panama-Social life and customs-20th century. I. GAGP
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Ms 2345
Coulter, E. Merton (Ellis Merton), 1890-1981 - collector.
E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II, [ca. 1754-1920].
16.75 linear A.
Arranged in alphabetical order.
EHis Merton Coulter (1890-1981), author, educator at the University of
Georgia (1919-1958), and head of the History Dept. (1941-1958), resided in
Athens, Georgia.
The collection consists of original source material collected by E. Merton
Coulter which dates from ca. 1754-1920. The materials include correspondence
of individuals and families, Coulter's transcriptions of articles and soldier's
letters published in Southern newspapers during the Civil War, court records
from Jackson County (Ga.), individual Civil War letters, and extensive
correspondence of Edwin King Lumpkin, Joseph Henry Lumpkin, William L.
Mitchell, and Howell Cobb dispersed throughout the collection.
Some of the series within this collection are described separately.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II. Hargrett Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Cobb, Howell, 1815-1868. 2. Lumpkin, E. K. (Edwin King), 1858-1938. 3.
Lumpkin, Joseph Henry, 1856-1916.4. Mitchell, William L. (William Letcher),
1805-1882. 5. Soldiers-Georgia. 6. Georgia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 7.
United States-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 8. Jackson County (Ga.) 9. Court
records. I. GAGP
Coulter, E. Merton - Historical Manuscripts (Part I)
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No.-2OL8________
Dates Covered
Date _________________
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Name of Collection E. MERTON COULTER HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS PART I
Given by
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DESCRIPTION
This Coulter Collection dates from c. 1742-C.1942 and involves a wide
variety of subjects. It is arranged alphabetically by subject heading and last
name, beginning with John Adair and ending with John G. York. The collection
consists of 11 Hollinger boxes, 1 oversize box and several oversize folders.
Contained in the collection are ppprox. 307 folders. 16 notebooks, 19 oversize
folders, ledgers and diaries.
Much of the collection consist! of correspondence written from and to people such
as: John C. Calhoun, Calvin Coolidge, Hcwell Cobb, John Forsyth, Leo Frank,
Alexander Stephens, Charles Thompson and Booker T. Washington. There are two large
sections dealing with the Confederate States of America and Schools in Georgia.
Under the C.S.A. section are several folders dealing with Appomatox, Conscriptions,
Court Procedures, deserters, medical records, veterans and many other topics. The
Schools section consist of mainly records from Normal and Poor schools in Georgia.
There is also a section on Slavery which contains correspondence, records and
inventories.
Of particular interest is a section dealing with colonial records of Georgia.
These papers pertain to the establishment of the colony of Georgia, land and other
misc. topics. There is also a Yazoo Land Fraud petition from 1798 in the oversize
section.
Last of all, there are several misc. folders in this collection consisting of
checks, promissary notes, postcards, election ballots, deeds and land documents
For more information, see the folder inventory for this collection.
HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 1750
Coulter, E. Merton (EHis Merton), 1890E. Merton Coulter manuscripts, [ca. 1919-1981].
73 linear ft.
Arranged in alphabetical order.
EHis Merton Coulter (1890-1981), author, educator at the University of
Georgia (1919-1958) and head of the History Dept. (1941-1958), resided in
Athens, Georgia.
The collection consists of the writings of E. Merton Coulter &om ca. 19191981. The collection contains drafts and typescript manuscripts of articles and
books published by Coulter, as well as transcriptions of original materials and
correspondence relating to the research and publication of his works. The
collection also includes addresses/speeches made by Coulter to various
organizations, woodcuts made for his publications, and research note cards.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: E. Merton Coulter manuscripts. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Historians Georgia. 2. Georgia History. 3. Speeches. 4. Manuscripts. I.
GAGP
HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 1710
Coulter, E. Merton (Ellis Merton), 1890E. Merton Coulter personal papers, 1898-1981 (bulk 1912-1979).
54.75 linear A.
Arranged by record type.
Ellis Merton Coulter (1890-1981), author, educator at the University of
Georgia (1919-1958) and head of the History Dept. (1941-1958), resided in
Athens, Georgia.
The collection consists of personal papers of E. Merton Coulter from 18981981. The papers include correspondence, clippings, diaries, financial records
(1920-1977), lecture notes, student papers, grade books (1914-1958), and
writings of others, as well as printed material, photographs, and slides
pertaining to Georgia or Coulter's travels abroad. The correspondence (18981981) includes carbons (1946-1979) of Coulter's outgoing letters and incoming
correspondence to Coulter from scholars, publishers, and former students. The
correspondence reflects Coulter's activities at the University of Georgia
(1919-1958); the publication of his books and articles; his activities with the
American Historical Association, the Southern Historical Association, and the
Georgia Civil War Centennial Commission; and his association with various
historians. The most extensive group of correspondence (1929-1965) is with
Roland M. Harper of the University of Alabama.
The diaries (1910-1981, with gaps) contain often lengthy but sporadic entries
describing Coulter's travels, his writings, his opinion of Georgia politics,
and his daily activities. After 1952, the entries become very brief and focus
on his daily activities.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: E. Merton Coulter personal papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA30602.
1. Harper, Roland M (Roland McMillan), 1878-1966.2. American Historical
Association. 3. Southern Historical Association. 4. Georgia Civil War
Centennial Commission. 5. University of Alabama. 6. University of Georgia. 7.
Authors, American—Georgia. 8. Historians—Georgia. 9. History—ResearchGeorgia. 10. History—United States—Societies, etc. 11. Universities and
colleges—Alabama—Faculty. 12. Universities and colleges—Georgia—Faculty.
13. Georgia-Politics and govemment-1865-1950.14. Georgia-History-Civil
War, 1861-1865—Centennial celebrations, etc. 15. Diaries. 16. Photographs. I.
GAGP
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA 1861-1865
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
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Dates Covered ....
Date
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.... .. ..... .........................
Name of Collection
BLLIS NERTON COULTER - THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA, 1861-1865 - GALLEY PROOFS
Given by: The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival:
Sept. 19, I960
DESCRIPTION
Galley Proofs of Volume VII of A History of the South; Volume VII is
"The Confederate States of America 1861-1865."
University Press.
See:
UGL 832
LXK23
C855h
v.7
1950.
Published by Louisiana State
COULTER, ELLIS I4ERTON GEORGIA WATERS
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No.
Date
998
Dates Covered
August 4, 1976_____
Name of Collection
Number of Items
1 volume
Ellis Merton Coulter - Georgia Waters
Given by
The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival
not known
DESCRIPTION
Galley proofs of a book published in 1965 by the
Quarterly. Included in the book are chapters on Tallu Athens Historical
Springs, Scull Shoals and the okefenokee Swamp. "This lah Falls, Madison
book is limited to
199 copies."
See:
LXK23
C855
G479
Rare
Book
Sugust 4, 1976
UGL 832
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON JAMES MONROE SMITH
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. - _-39_9
Dates Covered ——...__
Date
Number of Items .... _......
.-_-...- — .___.._..._..__.._-_..__.
Name of Collection ......^LLIS _^^
Given by: The author
Deposited by
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Date & method of arrival :
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript of book published by the University of Georgia Press in 1961.
See:
UGL 832
LXK23
C855ja
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON JOSEPH VALLENCE BEVAN
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MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. .... _ 3P9_________ __
Dates Covered ... __ .
Date .. ....... .... ...-....----.-..-.-
Number of Items .... ......I
Name of Collection ......ELL!S^__^RT_ON_COULTER^^
FIRST OFFICIAL HISTORIAN.
Given by: The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival :
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript of book published by University of Georgia Press, 1964.
See:
UGL 832
IXK23
C855jos
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON JOURNAL OF WILLIAM STEPHENS, VOL. I
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. ...........309_._.._.._.._.._
Dates Covered —._.....______.....______
Date . ....
Number of Items ............l.Yolume ...._____
.... .....—...—.-....- -
Name of CoHection ......EL_LIS .MER^
I.
TYPESCRIPT.
Given by : The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival :
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript of volume I of the Journal of William Stephens, edited by
E. M. Coulter and published by the University of Georgia Press.
See:
Ga
F289
G664A4
1958
UGL 832
1958.
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON JOURNAL OF WILLIAM STEPHENS, VOL. II
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. ....__309 ___
Dates Covered ....
Date
Number of Items ..........A
.-..-.-. .... .........^...-^........
Name of Collection ......ELLIS _^RTON__COULTE^
II,
GALLEY PROOFS AND TYPESCRIPT.
Given by : The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival:
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript and galley proofs of volume II of Journal of William Stephens,
edited by Ellis Merton Coulter, published by the University of Georgia Press
in 1963.
See:
Ga
F289
G664A4
1963
UGL 832
OF THE EARLY SETTLERS OF GEORGIA
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. .........303..._.........__.
Dates Covered .—.......
Date .. _ . - .- .——.......——-—.
Number of Items .................l.
Name of Collection .......CQULTER., E.. M. AND SA^J^. ^. -- A LIST OF
SETTLERS OF GEORGIA.
Given by : University of Georgia Press
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival:
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript of volume edited by E. Merton Coulter and Albert B. Saye
from original in the Egmont Papers.
Press in 19^9.
See:
UGL 832
LXK23
C8551i
Published by the University of Georgia
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON OLD PETERSBURG AND THE BROAD RIVER VALLEY
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. - ___:*--___._
Dates Covered ..._________„_..______
i-t
JJate
1 volume
jT
u
M
Number 01 items .... ... _....._ ..._ ....._
........ —-_——_-.....-
Name of Collection ......ELLIS...MRTQN..COULTER_.r:..OLp__t^TERSBUR^_A^JI^^
Given by : The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival
:
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript of book published by the University of Georgia Press, 1965.
See:
UGL 832
LXK23
C855op
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON WILLIAM MONTAGUE BROWNE
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION
Accession No. - ____309.
Dates Covered _.____
Date ......
Number of Items .... --......l..Yolume' _ _ _ _
.... -_..........^.......
Name of Collection -...^!S_J^RTO]V_.COULT^^
ANGLO-IRISH AMERICAN 1823 - 1883.
Given by: The author
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival :
Not known
DESCRIPTION
Typescript of book published by the University of Georgia Press, 1967.
See:
UGL 832
LXK23
C855wim
Hargrett Rare Book & Manuscript Library
University of Georgia Libraries
Ms 3072
Couper, John.
Couper family papers, 1775 - 1981.
.5 linear feet.
John Couper and wife Rebecca Maxwell Couper lived at Cannon's Point, St. Simons
Island, GA. Their children included Ann Sarah, James Hamilton, William Audley, John
Jr., and Isabella Hamilton. James Hamilton lived at Hopeton and Altama plantations, and
his son, James Maxwell lived in Brunswick and Atlanta.
The papers consist of Couper genealogical materials, mostly for John Sr., James
Hamilton and James Maxwell & related families of Thiesen, Traylor, Stiles and Wylly
There are photographs of individuals and houses, letters, both original and copies, and
printed materials.
Stamps in the notebooks, from which this material was removed, indicate that the
material was microfilmed by the Georgia Department of Archives and History August 1,
1963. No film has been located at this institution, however.
1. Stiles family. 2. Thiesen family. 3. Traylor family. 4. Wylly family. 5. PlantationsGeorgia - Glynn County. 6. Saint Simons Island (Ga.:Island). 7. Hopeton Plantation. 8.
Altama Plantation. 9. Atlanta (Ga.). 10. Photographs.
FoMer 1
John Couper famMy
John Couper, son of Rev. John, [ 1759 Scotland - 1850 Glynn Co, GA.] s Island
m 1792 Rebecca Maxwell [ 1775 Liberty County, GA- 1845 St. Simon
GA. ], dau of Col. James & Ann Way Maxwell
am
Children include: Ann - m James Fraser; John Jr., m Sophia Gibbs; Willi
ton,
Audley m Hannah Page King; Isabelle, m Rev. T B Bartow; James Hamil
m Caroline Georgia Wylly
Outline of family materials at UNC Chapel Hill
Color drawing of Couper crest
Photos of John, rear of Cannon's Point House, painting of Cannon's Point;
silhouette of Rebecca Couper
copies of photos of Midway Church, Christ Church & tombstones there
es
typed genealogical information for Couper, Way, Maxwell & Audley famili
78];
&
copies of correspondence from Rev John Couper, Scotland [1775
man in Marseilles regarding olive trees [18]04
John to brother 1828; John to Dr. James Troup re Roderick Mclntosh of
Mallow
Copy of Couper genealogical chart done by Margaret DavisCate
Newsclip of Queen Victoria's representative visit to Ga in 1865
Folder 2 James Hamilton Couper, son of John
b. 1794 Sunbury, Liberty Co GA - 1866 Glynn Co GA
ell &
m. 1827 Caroline Georgia Wylly, [1811-1897], dau of Alexander Campb
Margaret Alexander Wylly
Children: Hamilton, Margaret Wylly [m Robert Stiles], Robert, Alexander,
John Lord, Rebecca, James Maxwell [m Eudora Harper]
Clipping of Christ Church, Savannah, designed by Couper
r; James
Photos: Hopeton, Glynn Co [several] sketch of Yale College by Coupe
a
Altam
at
Hamilton & Carolyn Wylly Couper; saw mill at Altama; house
Typescript copies: Altama by M D Cate
Information about James Hamilton Couper
Correspondence copies: JHC to Pappa 1804;
JHC to James 1851 re death of William; Robert to brother 1859
Hamilton to sister Maggie, 1861
gift
Extract from minutes of Board of Trustees, College of Charleston, re JHCs
To collection, 1861; MKing to JHC re this donation
Richard Corbin to family in France
Ms 3072 Couper family papers,
Folder 2 continued:
Robert to father 1862; Robert to brother James M 1863
JHC to John 1864; JHCs Confederate tax
JHCs property inventory after his death, 1866
Pages from Go/&/? /s/as re JHCs death
JWyllytoJiml916
Newsclip regarding The Lodge, Brantley County
FoMer 3 - James MaxweH Couper, son of James HamHton, gson John
James Maxwell Couper [1837 Hopeton - 1918 Atlanta]
m Eudora Harper [1841 Mississippi - 1899 Atlanta]
children: Harper & Matilda d young; Mary Harper [1863-1928] m G M Traylor;
James Hamilton Couper II [1866-1918] m Caroline Land Trout [18691948]; James MaxweH Couper Jr [1874 - 1953], m Sarah Little
photos: James MaxweH & ggrandau; inside views of house on 29 Ponce de Leon;
stereocard of house in Brunswick; James MaxweH & Eudora Harper
newsctip of death of Thomas Jefferson Harper, father of Eudora
typed family genealogical information on Scott, Wingfield, Mason, Hudson,
Harper, Hairston, Stovall, Cabaniss, Clay, Perkins, Wells
Copy of list of books in JMCs library
J G Foster certification that he taking math at West Point, 1856
Photocopies of correspondence: JohnL, 1860; Caroline C, 1861; Margaret C
Stiles, 1861; Rebecca C, 1862; Caroline C 1862; JMC > father 1862; apt of
JMC to Augusta Arsenal 1864; JMC apt as 1st Lt; TJ Harper > Dodie 1865 ;
From Joseph E MaxweH, 1885 recounting his visit to the MaxweH castle in
Former slave > Mrs JMC 1886 & 1887 from Altama
Scotland;
Mss letters - JMC to Eudora, CW period, not complete;
JMC to wife, 1862; Mary C to mother from Malbone 1878; Mother in
Brunswick to * child'; Mary 1878; Mother > Mary 12 Mar; Mary C > mother
18 June from Edgeworth School;
typed Itr Eudora > DeWitt Miller 1897 re Sidney Lanier
notes from story of JMC told about Slave Tom
newsclip of death 1918 of James MaxweH Couper
copy typed letter to/from Henderson> JMC Jr re Ohio flag 1923
typed letter Jack Stiles > JMC Jr re flag
John S Mayfield > JMC Jr 1938 re Sidney Lanier & reply
MTTs version of JMCs escape from Vicksburg
ALS Mary Thiesen > Mary 1981, with family info
Mary TT to Mrs Wm S Burdell 1980s
Ms 3072 Couper iamHy papers
FoMer4 -StHesfamHy
Photo of Malbone, near Cartersville, GA
Typescript & mss abstracts from diary of Caroline Couper Stiles Level!
FoMer 5 - Thiesen iamHy
Mary Harper Couper 1863-1928, dau of James Maxwell Couper m George
McDonald Traylor. One dau, Mary Couper Traylor, b 1891, m R J Thiesen
Photos: Mary Traylor Thiesen [newspaper] 1914
Christine Thiesen 1916; Jacqueline Thiesen Reynolds & family;
George Traylor Thiesen; Eleanor Johnson Thiesen; Anna Maria Ustrup &
Johannes Thiesen; Emilia Lupkes Thiesen; Christen Ustrup & children
Mary Couper Traylor [wedding] & John [Jack] Thiesen
Jack Thiesen; Georgia Tech; Gunston Hall, All Saints' Church; Mary &
Jack & grandchildren; Shields & Reynolds children; wedding pictures of
Mary Couper Traylor & Jack Thiesen 1912
Membership cards of Mrs Thiesen
Info on house at 29 Ponce de Leon & pictures
Thiesen / Traylor genealogy; Lupkes family
Program for The History Class of 1884
Copies of correspondence: RJT to and from Geo W McCarty 1955; Margaret
Davis Cate 1960; Mary Traylor Thiesen 1962, 63
Article about Jack Thiesen at death in 1963 - other articles
FoMer 6 - Tray!or famHy
Mary Harper Couper [1863-1925] dau of James Maxwell Couper, m 1885 to
George McDonald Traylor. Children were: Mary Couper Traylor b 1892, m R
J Thiesen b 1887; Margaret Couper Traylor b 1895 m C T Dunham; Eudora
Couper Traylor b 1897 m W A Putnam; Frances Pardee Traylor b 1906 m
Otney McClellan
Photos: Trelow family crest
Mary Harper Couper Traylor; George McDonald Traylor;
Mary Couper Traylor; Margaret Couper Traylor; Eudora Couper Traylor;
Frances Pardee Traylor;
Home of Rev. & Mrs John Cousins Traylor, Traylorsville, VA - with info
Beaver Creek, Martinsville, Henry Co VA built by Col. George Hairston With info
)
Ms 3072 Couper family papers
Folder 6 continued:
Sheet with twelve family crests
Article from Atlanta paper re demolishing Traylor home by Martha G Anderson
Typescripts: of Mary Elizabeth Bailey Traylor's story of coming to Georgia from
Henry County VA
Family genealogical info for Traylor; Cooper; Rowland; Hampton; Baldwin;
Parke; Bailey; Norman; Cousins; Smith; Wood; Archer; Harris; de Bohun;
Randolph; de Vere; Trouillart [Traylor]; The Vikings; Charlemagne; de
Mowbray; Julius Caesar
'Forest Home* near LaGrange - pictures & information
John Humphery Traylor memoirs - pictures of Him and Mary Elizabeth Bailey
Article from Men of Mark & picture
George M Traylor - from Atlanta Centennial Year Book
Mary Traylor Gates - memoirs, pictures of Forest Home
Photocopy of letter by John Humphrey Traylor re guests at Forest Home
ALS from Ruth Hairston Early to Elizabeth Rowland Traylor 1924
Photocopy - obit of George M Traylor
ALS Mary T to Mary 14 April
FoMer 7 - WyHy famHy
Photos: the Tannatt family - one of people is Susannah Cunningham Crooke who
m Alexander WyHy; photocopy of Mrs John Morel & children [she m
Richard WyHy of Savannah]
Typescripts of family genealogical information for: Crooke; WyHy
Typescript - Mary Williamson Houstoun to mother Mrs Jonathan Thomas 18271828 [wedding of Caroline and James Hamilton Couper, description of clothes,
food, personalities etc. ]
family info from Golden Isles
copy letter from Charles Spalding WyHy to Isabella Stiles Marshall ,1914
typescript of letter from Frank Screven to Charles Mills & Margaret Screven
Duke, 1956
FoMer 8 - BiMe Records
Photocopy of records beginning with marriage of George McDonald Traylor &
Mary Harper Couper in 1837
Ms 3072 Couper family papers
FoMer 9 - puMished and miscellaneous materiai on iamHies
Pages from GoMen Isles of Georgia. Our Todays and Yesterdays. Early Days of
Coastal Georgia
Drawings officer plan of Cannon's Point
Abstract of Title of Long Island/Glynn Isle [lots of information]
Article: The Coupers of Cannon's Point by Ann Giudici Fettner [Atlanta
Magazine?]
Copy of article, 1965 -Cannon's Point Plantation 1793
1965 - Coast's Couper supplied tree for famed Ironsides
1966 - about Genera! Winfield Scott
1972 - Cannon's Point changes hands
1974 - Archeoiogists uncover history of plantation days
ALS \?Berman> Mary [1981]
TLS Mrs Maitland Lee Griggs> Aunt Mary nd
Couper, James Hamilton - Invitation
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
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Accession No..—J^t?_______
Dates Covered
Undated
3^____
!- 01.t i*
nr
1 March 1979
^. ^ ________i-J-_____
Items
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__
Date
James Hamilton Couper Invitation
j- /-< n -.,
Name of Collection ———————————————i—————————________
Given by Harvey Dan Abrams, Atlanta, Georgia
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival 15 February 1979 by Richard Harwell
DESCRIPTION
James Hamilton Couper has been described as "pioneer in the agricultural and
industrial development of Georgia and the South." This invitation to a reception
at Hopeton, the family plantation, is in honor of Couper's daughter and her
fiance, Robert M. Stiles. The cards of each are included here.
313/12-78/500
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Dates Covered _____
Accession No. 2643________
Date
Number of Items
2 August 1939______
Name of Collection
til ass
Given by William H. Campbell, Jr.
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival
260Milledge Hts.
17 April 1989
DESCRIPTION
Collection consists of 2 glass negatives:
1.
2.
Battle of Chickamauga
Monument to Andrews Raiders
Location:
1.
2.
Glass negative file
Civil War - Battle of Chickamauga
Civil War - Andrews Raiders
313/8-84/300 ,
Athens, GA
30606
COVINGTON, GEORGIA - LEDGERS
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Accession No. See .Ms ..numbers below
Date
Dates Covered ---
.... Sept .5., 1962
Number of Items ........3 . (bound ledgers)
Name of Collection . .-..-..--...-....----C_p_VINGTO^
_______
Given by: Old stock - Provenance unknown.
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival
DESCRIPTION
Three bound ledgers, as follows:
Ms. #213
1.
Ms. #1%
II.
Ms. #158
III.
UGL 832
Ledger of General Store, possibly that of D. Dickson,
who was apparently also Postmaster, at Covington, Newton
County, Georgia, 1833-1835.
Ledger, Justice Docket, Civil cases, 420th District,
Newton County, 1921-1925.
Newton County Agricultural Society - 1873-1884.
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Ms 2139
Cowart, CarroH.
CarroHCowart papers, 1943-1943,1991.
.25 linear A.
Arranged by record type.
CarroH Cowart soldier during World War II with Company C of the 354th
Regiment of the 89th Infantry Division, resident of Glennville, Georgia.
The collection consists of papers of Carroll Cowart from 1943-1945, 1991. The
papers include correspondence, a scrapbook with photographs taken during
Cowart's military service, printed histories of the 354th Infantry Regiment and
the 89th Infantry Division, a typescript manuscript of Cowart's military
experiences written in 1991, and ephemera. Cowart's correspondence (19431945), written to his father C.L. Cowart, describes camp life and training
exercises in Louisiana and North Carolina training camps; troop movements in
Europe; the post war duties of the 354th at Camp Lucky Strike (France) which
included re-deploying European troops to the Pacific and shipping home
Americans who were held as German prisoners of war; and trips in post war
Europe.
Cite as: CarroH Cowart papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. United States. Army. Infantry Division, 89th. 2. United States. Army.
Infantry Regiment, 354th. 3. Military training camps-Louisiana. 4. Military
training camps-North Carolina. 5. Soldiers-Georgia. 6. World War, 1939-1945Prisoners and prisons, German. 7. Camp Lucky Strike (France) I. GAGP
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Ms 2987
Cox, Belle (Bunnie) Vemon Porter, 1911 - 1968
Bunnie Cox family scrapbooks, 1892 - 1968 (bulk 1926-1932)
2.5 linear ft.
Belle (Bunnie) Vemon Porter (1911-1968) married Julian Hoyt Cox in 1932 and was
society editor of the Athens Banner Herald from 1942 until 1968. She was a student at
North Avenue Presbyterian School in Atlanta, Demorest (GA) High School, and the
University of Georgia. Her sister Ann Beveille Porter was a student at Demorest High
School and Piedmont College. They both kept scrapbooks which record the social events
and school activities during these years (1925-1932).
A Family Record Album contains genealogy of the family names Porter, King, Strobhar
and Habersham. The album held numerous loose papers consisting of clippings,
photographs, correspondence, printed material and genealogy information. Ancestors of
Bunnie Cox include Roswell King (founder of Roswell, Georgia) and Revolutionary War
Major John Habersham.
There are also 2 Cox family scrapbooks in this collection - an engagement and wedding
scrapbook of Flora Middlebrooks Cox and a child's picture scrapbook made by LaNette
Hillsman Middlebrooks circa 1892. The latter scrapbook contains color advertisements
and pictures, clippings, wedding invitations, and University of Georgia programs and
invitations.
Finding aid available in repository
Cite as: Bunnie Cox family scrapbooks, Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602
1. Scrapbooks
Biographica! Note
BeMe (Bunnie) Vemon Porter Cox
Bom: July 11,1911 in Rome, Georgia
Died: June 10,1968 in Athens, Georgia
Father: John Caldwell Porter (1881-1944)
Mother: Belle Vemon King Porter (1881 - ?)
Sister: Ann Beveille Porter (1914-1933)
Husband: Julian Hoyt Cox, married April 16,1932
Children: Julian Hoyt Cox, Jr. (1935- )
AnnLaNetteCox (1937-)
Paternal grandfather: John Montgomery Porter
Paternal grandmother: Laura Van Zandt Porter (1854-1915)
Maternal grandfather: Habersham King (1852-1933)
Maternal grandmother: Ann Rebecca Strobhar King (1861-1933)
Career: Bunnie Cox was society editor of the Athens Banner Herald 1942-1968
Bunnie Cox Family Scrapbooks
Ms 2987
Inventory
Boxl
Description
Scrapbook - Bunnie Vemon Porter 1925-1929
Scrapbook - Bunnie Vemon Porter 1925-1929 - loose items in scrapbook
1
2
3
4
Box 2
Scrapbook - Bunnie Vemon Porter - Demorest High School 1929
Diploma - Bunnie Vemon Porter - Demorest High School 1929
Scrapbook - Ann Beveille Porter - Demorest High School 1931
Scrapbook - Ann Beveille Porter - Piedmont College 1931 -1932
Box 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Family Record Album
Family Record Album - loose items in album (correspondence)
Family Record Album - loose items in album (genealogy)
Family Record Album - loose items in album (photographs)
Family Record Album - loose items in album (printed material)
Family Record Album - loose items in album (clippings)
Scrapbook - Flora Middlebrooks Cox 1935
Lucy Cobb Institute items 1949,1952
Box 4 (oversize)
Scrapbook - Bunnie Vemon Porter - University of Georgia 1929-1931
Scrapbook- LaNette Hillsman Middlebrooks 1892
Oversize FoMer
rooks Cox - Athens High School 1928
Middleb
Diploma - Flora
Cox, Charles C. - Letter
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Charles C. Cox Letter
Harvey Dan Abrams, Atlanta, Georgia
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Addressed to "Henry", Charles C. Cox, son of I. F. Cox, president of Southern
Female College, La Grange, Georgia, writes from Clarkesville about Mercer
and Wesleyan commencements and other facts interesting to two young men of ,
that day. Written on the Southern Female College's delightfully lithographed
stationery, Cox informs his friend that he is to "teach wi*6h father and expect
to enjoy my occupation."
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Cox CoHege and Conservatoiy (College Park, Ga.)
Cox CoHege and Conservatory records, 1853-1962.
4.5 linear ft.
Arranged by record type.
The Southern Female CoHege was established in ca. 1842 in LaGrange, Georgia. Milton
E. Bacon (1818-1886) was president from 1843-1855. In 1857,1. F. Cox became
president and eventually the name was changed to Cox College. In ca. 1895 the college
was moved to CoHege Park near Atlanta and not long after the name was changed to Cox
College and Conservatory. Cox remained president until the school closed in 1923. His
son, Charles C. Cox (1864-1905) served as principal for a number of years. He was
married to Alice Bacon, daughter of Milton E. Bacon.
The collection consists of personal correspondence of the Bacon and Cox families and
records relating to the Cox College and Conservatory and its predecessors, Cox College
and Southern Female College. The personal correspondence is comprised mainly of
letters (1853-1886) from Milton E. Bacon to his children. Written after his tenure at
SFC, Bacon is living in Okolona, then Aberdeen, Mississippi where he is involved in
female academies. The letters discuss mainly family news, emphasizing the education of
his grandchildren and his current position. The collection also includes the personal
correspondence of Charles C. Cox (1883-1905) mainly to and from his wife Alice Bacon
Cox, his daughter Alice Cox and his friend Clem P Steed of Macon, Georgia.
Records relating to the Southern Female CoHege (LaGrange, Ga.), Cox College
(LaGrange and CoHege Park, Ga.) and Cox College and Conservatory (CoHege Park, Ga.)
include college catalogs (1867-1922 with gaps); programs; newspaper clippings;
scrapbooks (1857-1912 with gaps) containing programs, flyers, and newspaper clippings;
and photographs of the Southern Female College and Cox family.
Cite as: Cox College and Conservatory (CoHege Park, Ga.) records. Hargrett Rare Book
and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602.
1. Steed, Clem O. 2. Cox family—Photographs. 3. Women—Education—Georgia. 4.
Private schools—Georgia. 5. Private schools -Mississippi. 6. Schools—Georgia. 7.
Schools—Mississippi. 7. LaGrange (Ga.) 8. College Park (Ga.) 9. Aberdeen (Miss.) 10.
Okolona(Miss.) 11. Photographs. 12. Scrapbooks. 13. Bacon, Milton E.I 818-18 86.
14. Cox, Charles C., 1864-1905. 15. Cox, Alice Bacon. 16. Cox, Alice. 17. Cox College
(LaGrange, Ga.) 18. Cox College (College Park, Ga.) 19. Southern Female Academy
(LaGrange, Ga.)s
COX, JAN M.
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Accession No.—1135________
Number of Items
11 November 1977
Name of Collection
1968 - 1976
2%
Jan M. Cox Collection____________
Given by Jan M. Cox, Stone Mountain, Georgia
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival
January 1976
\
Jan Cox, a contemporary authority on fifteenth and sixteenth
DESCRIPTION
century Eastern philosophy, has gained considerable attention in the intellectual
and popular communities with his application of these views to modern psycho* logical^teehniques;—His-basic theme, espoused in Magnus Machina (1971), is
that "civilization as a whole will only evolve through the concentrated,
personal efforts and struggles of individual men working to become more know
ledgeable of themselves objectively, and thusly extend their everyday aware
ness, concern and compassion for their mortal brothers." He has published
numerous articles and books and was an unsuccessful candidate for governor
of Georgia in 1970.
Included in the collected are numerous typescripts from 1968 to 1975?
* interviews, newspaper accCunt^, Koray articles, news releases, book review
commentary, and other associated material to Cox's life, beliefs, and profes
!
j
sional goals.
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Cox, Zachariah.
Letter to Edward Telfair and John Milton, 1790 Jan. 13.
1 item.
Zachariah Cox, land speculator, involved in the Tennessee Land Company which
^ purchased 4,000,000 acres of land in the region of Tennessee as part of the
Yazoo land purchase in 1790.
The collection consists of a letter to Edward Telfair, Georgia Governor and
John Milton, Secretary of State, from Zachariah Cox, dated January 13,1790
regarding the Tennessee Land Company. The letter certifies that Stephen Heard,
William Downs, Henry Candler, John F. Gardner, Daniel Gaines, Middleton Woods,
William Cox, and Thomas Carr are associates in the Tennessee Land Company, an
investment company which purchased Yazoo land.
Cite as: Zachariah Cox letter to Edward Telfair and John Milton. Hargrett
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Tennessee Land Company. 2. Real estate investment--! 8th century. 3. Yazoo
land companies. 1. Milton, John, d. 1824. II. Telfair, Edward, ca. 1735-1807.
III. GAGP
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Greenleaf, James, il. 1796.
Yazoo land sale documents, 1796-1797.
3 items.
The collection consists of three documents pertaining to payments by Zachariah
Cox to James Greenleaf for Georgia and Tennessee land transactions through the
Georgia Land Company relating to the Yazoo land fraud.
Cite as: James Greenleaf, Yazoo land sale documents. Hargrett Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
Location: Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia
Libraries, Athens, Georgia, 30602.
1. Cox, Zachariah. 2. Georgia Land Company. 3. Yazoo fraud, 1795.4. Yazoo
land companies. I. GAGP
CRAIG, EDWARD GORDON - BOOKPLATES
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December, 1973
Date
Name of Collection
Edward Gordon Craig - Bookplates
(Part of the Telamon Cuyler Collection)
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival
DESCRIPTION:
Twenty-nine book plates by Edward Gordon Craig. Some of these are
illustrated in Craig's book Nothing On the Book Plate. See: Z996/C886/1925.
Rare Book.
Augograph of Craig is on the manila folder the book plates came in.
UCL 832
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Crane, Elijah.
Elijah Crane papers, 1847-1853.
66 items.
Arranged in chronological order.
Elijah Crane, cotton merchant, Savannah, Georgia.
The collection consists of business correspondence between Elijah Crane,
Savannah, Georgia and C.A. & A. Southworth of Stoughton, Massachusetts from
1847-1853. The letters discuss buying and selling cotton, the cotton market,
and the status of crops grown near Savannah.
Cite as: Elijah Crane papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. C.A. & A. Southworth (Stoughton, Mass.) 2. Commission merchants—Georgia.
3. Cotton trade—Georgia. 4. Shipping—Georgia. 5. Savannah (Ga.) I. GAGP
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Date 50 June 1982_______
Number of Items
Name of Collection
Crawford Family.___________
Genealogy.
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival
DESCRIPTION
This typescript gives the genealogy of the Crawford Family. The emigrant
ancestor was John Crawford (ca. l600-l6?6). One of the prominent Georgia descendants
is William Harris Crawford.
313/2-60/500
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Ms 191
Crawfbrd W. Long scrapbook, 1879-1919.
1 v.
Crawjfbrd Williamson Long (1815-1878), physician, first to use ether as an
anesthetic, bom in Madison County, Georgia.
The collection consists of a scrapbook compiled by Florence Long Bartow
documenting the life of her father, Crawfbrd W. Long. The scrapbook contains
newspaper clippings (1879-1919), handwritten transcriptions relating to Long's
use of ether, printed material, and copies of affidavits written by patients of
Long's in which ether was employed during operations.
Cite as: Crawfbrd W. Long scrapbook. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Long, Crawfbrd Williamson, 1815-1878. 2. Anesthesiology-Research. 3. Ether
(Anesthetic) 4. Physicians-Georgia. 5. Medicine-Practice-Georgia. I. Bartow,
Florence Long. II. GAGP
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Ms 1416
Crawfbrd, George Washington, 1798-1872.
Letter to Charles Jones Jenkins, 1845 Feb. 15.
1 item.
George W. Crawfbrd (1798-1872), Georgia Governor (1843-1847), U.S. Secretary
of War (1849-1850).
The collection consists of a letter from George W. Crawfbrd to Charles Jones
Jenkins dated February 15,1845. In the letter, Crawfbrd discusses the Whig
party including its policies, beliefs, political theories, and future.
Crawfbrd also refutes charges leveled at the Whigs and himself.
Cite as: George W. Crawfbrd, letter to Charles Jones Jenkins. Hargrett Rare
Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries., Athens GA 30602.
1. Jenkins, Charles Jones, 1805-1883.2. Georgia. Governor (1843-1847 :
Crawford) 3. Whig Party (U.S.) 4. Political parties-United States. 5. Georgia-Politics and government-1775-1865.1. GAGP
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Accession No._3=102________
Date
_5 August 1977_____
Dates Covered
197^ - 1975
Number of Items —3=023_
Name of Collection James M. Crawford — Studies in Southeastern Indian Languages
Given by Professor James M. Crawford
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival
Summer 1977 by Professor Crawford
Studies in Southeastern Indian Languages (Athens: University
DESCRIPTION
of Georgia Press, 1975) is the outgrowth of a series of symposia on the sub
ject in the early 1970's. James M. Crawford ofc-the University of Georgia
headed the efforts to produce this volume of essays and the task was com
pleted under his editorship.
Included in this collection are proof copy, typescripts, notes, and
other material relating to researches on the various topics, development of
the printed book, various drafts of the essays included, some relevant cor
respondence, and production notes.
313/6-77/200
)RAWFOKD, WILLIAM H. - LETTER
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Accession No...Jr^L_________
Dates Covered
Date __l8_November 1977_____
Number of Items
1822
Name of Collection -WiUiam H. C
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from:
Other terms
Goodspeed's, Boston, Massachusetts
Date & method of arrival:
DESCRIPTION
18 November 1977 by mail.
William H. Crawford, Georgian, lawyer, Minister to France was at the time
3f this letter Secretary of the Treasury. Dated 5 June 1822, this full page
autograph letter signed is to Thomas Wilson, the Cashier of the Bank of the
Jnited States, and discusses banking matters.
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM HARRIS - PETITION
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Number of Items 1..,,
Name of Collection William Harris Crawford - Petition
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Terry Alford, Springfield, Virginia
Date & method of arrival
2 February 1979 by mail
DESCRIPTION
William Harris Cravford (1772-183^) was one of the most distinguished national
political leaders ever to come from Georgia. This particular document, signed
by Cravford as attorney, is from his early days of political activity before his
fame had spread beyond the confines of middle Georgia. Ayilkes County item, the
petition urges the return of money by John Williams, administrator of the estate
of George Williams, to Benjamin and William Burroughs, co-partners of the firm of
Harris and Burroughs.
313/12-78/500
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Ms 1568
Crawibrd, William Harris, 1772-1834.
Letters to William Jones, 1816,1818.
2 items.
The collection consists of two letters irom William Harris Crawibrd as
Secretary of the Treasury to William Jones, president of the Bank of the United
States, on December 26th, 1816 and March 2, 1818. Crawibrd discusses changes
in the Treasury laws and their impact on state banks and the Bank of the United
States.
Cite as: William Harris Crawibrd, letters to William Jones. Hargrett Rare
Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Jones, William, 1760-1881. 2. Bank of the United States (1816-1836). 3.
United States. Dept. of the Treasury. 4. Banks and banking-United States. 5.
National banks (United States). 6. United States-Economic conditions-To 1865.
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Ms 2556
Cree, A. B.
Letters to his wife Mattie, 1865.
2 items.
Captain A.B. Cree, Union soldier, probably in the 22nd Iowa Infantry Regiment.
The collection consists of two letters from Capt. A.B. Cree in Savannah,
Georgia to his wife Mattie in Iowa City, Iowa on February 24 and May 16, 1865.
The letters, written while Cree was stationed in Savannah with the 22nd Iowa
Infantry Regiment, discuss family news, describe his impressions of the city,
and his opinions of Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee.
Cite as: A.B. Cree, letters to his wife Mattie. Hargrett Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. 2. Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870.
3. United States. Army. Iowa Infantry Regiment, 22nd (1862-1865) 4. SoldiersIowa. 5. Savannah (Ga.)-History-Civil War, 1861-1865.1. GAGP
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Creek Indian collection, 1798-1837.
7 items.
Arranged in chronological order.
The collection consists of documents relating mainly to the Creek Indians in
the Indian territory of Georgia from 1798-1837. Includes the deposition of
WiHiam Cavanah, dated January 28,1798, Jefferson County, Georgia regarding
Indian disorders at his plantation in Montgomery County (Ga.); deposition of
Brig. Gen. David Blackshear of the Georgia Militia dated Sept. 29,1813
regarding protection of the Indian frontier and the erection of three fortsAdams, Clark, and Mclntosh; letter from Samuel Jackson, Nov. 8,1813 to Jack F.
Cock ordering Cock's company of Georgia Militia to proceed to Smith's fort for
protection of the frontier; a declaration signed by Little Prince and twentyeight Creek town chiefs, dated Aug. 24, 1826, Broken Arrow, Creek Nation
regarding laws; another declaration signed by Chilly Mclntosh and eight others
dated Aug. 28. 1826 disputing the laws cited by Little Prince under which
General William Mclntosh had been executed and his property confiscated; and a
statement, dated Sept. 28, 1836 signed by J.A. Chambers made by prisoners
brought in from Thomas County (Ga.) regarding attacks by whites upon Creek
Indians crossing the Chattahoochee River, the capture of Eneah Mathla, and the
escape of a party of Uchus.
The collection also includes a list of thirty-five negro slaves captured by
the Seminole Indians in Southern Florida in January 1857 and redeemed by order
of General Thomas S. Jesup. The list includes name, age, height, sex, name of
captor, place and date of capture, personal description, and owner's name. On
the reverse is an order signed by General Jesup for payment to their captors of
$20.00 for each slave on the list.
Cite as: Creek Indian collection. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Jesup, Thomas Sidney, 1788-1860. 2. Mclntosh, WiHiam, ca. 1775-1825. 3.
Blackshear, David. 4. Jackson, Samuel, fl. 1813. 5. Cavanah, WiHiam. 6.
Mclntosh, Chilly. 7. Chambers, J. A. 8. Little Prince. 9. Georgia. Militia. 10.
Slaves—Florida. 11. Indians of North America—Georgia. 12. Creek IndiansGeorgia. 13. Seminole Indians—Florida. 14. Montgomery County (Ga.) 15. Thomas
County (Ga.) I. GAGP
CREEK INDIAN COLLECTION
Ms 332
1.
Cavanah, '<aillam - Depoatitlon - M?D.S. 3 p. Dated: Jefferson County, Ga.
,
Jan. 28, 1798. notarized b John Berrlen, J.P.
Bearding Indian disorders at hit plantation in hontoga*ry Ceo&y. Oaoccasioned b^- the theift of the Indians' horses by some white ten.
2.
Elackshear. David- Deposition. Hs.D.S. Ip. Dated: Sept. 29. 181J.
Deposition by Brigadier General Hlackshezr of the Georgia Kilitia re his
order of Aug. 11, 1813, for protection of Indian frontier cf the state * the
erection of three forts - Adams, Clark, & Mdntosh.
3. Jackson, Samuel - AS Nov. 8, 183J. to Capt. Jack f. Cock. Ip.
Ordering Capt. Cock's company of Georgia militia to proceed *to Smith's fort
on the appelatehee for the protection of the frontier as there is an
attack Expected fron the hostile Indians.*
4. Littel Prince and Others* A declaration. Ma. document in an unidentified hand
signed (by mark*) by "Tnstenaggee Hopie or theLittle PY-incw* and 28 Creek
town ^6833?. and dated: Broken Arrow, Creek Nation, 24th August 1826, re lavs
(ties in w^EHdntosh death)
3. Melntosh. Chilly, and others. A declaration. Ms. doc. ^3 p. in the hand of
Chilly Melntosh and signed in autograph by himself and Ay Hard I) by 9 other
Creek "head a*n and followers of th^^te Gen. *h. Melntosh,* and dated:
Fort Mitcbell. 28th August. 1826.
Chilly Melntosh and his followers dispute in this document the authenticity of
tin laws cited by the Little Prince idEs^declaration (q.v.no. 4; *"*
nMer which General Melntosh had been executed and his property confiscated.
6. Chambers, J.A. - tStatement3 "The prisoTiers (all women) brought in from Thomas
County, Georgia. st*te as follows:...* Ks. document signed. Ip. Dated
fort -iitch-ll. September 28, 1836. A declaration, taken down by Lieut.
Chambers, regarding attacks by whites upon Creek Indian parties crowding the
Chattahoochee River: the capturs of Bneah Mathla; andthe escape of a party of
Vchees.
7.
tJesup. ThonmsS.2 tMs. list of 33 Negro slaves captured by Stninole Indians
in Southern rlorida in Jan. 183? and redeemed by order of O&n. Jesup.3 Doc.
signed 1 leaf, folio. Nane, age, height, sex, name of captor, place and date
of capture, and owner's name of each, with personal descriptions and other
information. Bn the reverse is an order signed by Gen. Jesup for payment
to their captors of $20100 for each alave on the list, in order 'to prevent the
Indians from killing Negroes of citizens in the Indian Country.*
CRESWELL, MARY E. PAPERS
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Accession No.._____________
Dates Covered ..J1B9--.--..JR60_________._,.
Date .JNQY^.1961_________.....
Number of Items —-——1^5—.....
Name of Collection ...........J^ARY.JETHEL..CRESNELL..JEAPERS______.____
Given by : Dr. Jessie Mize from the department of Home Economics
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival : Dr . Mize brought them, Nov . 1967
DESCRIPTION
The collection contains biographical material, letters, pictures, printed
material, programs, speeches, newspaper clippings and mementoes of the late
Miss Mary E. Creswell, former dean of the School of Home Economics. Miss Creswell
was connected with the University from 1911 until her retirement in 19^9? except
for 5 years when she was field agent for the U.S. Department of Agriculture
(1913-1918) In 1918 she became head of the department of Home Economics, a position
she held until her retirement in 19^5- She remained on the Faculty as a teacher
until 19^9- Creswell Hall, a girl's dormitory. is named for Miss Creswell.
Loc: Box in Univ. Archives
Crisp, Charles F.
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2363 (n)
July 2, 1985______
Name of Collection
Dates Covered
1885
Number of Items
Crisp, Charles F._____________
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from ADS Autographs, Webster, N.Y.
Other terms
Date & method of arrival Dec. 13, 1983
DESCRIPTION
Correspondence from Charles F. Crisp, Speaker of the U.S. House of
Representatives and native of Americus, Ga. to unidentified constituent
in Bellaire, Ohio.
J--ru"t t «!
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Name of Collection __Crisp. Fajni^in__Georgia_._____________
Given bv : Thomas Gamble
Deposited by
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Date & method of arrival
DESCRIPTION
This bound volume includes clippings from 1932 with a few typed copies
from the 1890's relating to William Henry Crisp, Charles Frederick Crisp,
and Charles Robert Crisp. William H. was an actor in Southern theatre for
thirty years as well as being manager of the Savannah Theatre 1853-18%.
Charles Frederick Crisp and Charles Robert Crisp served in the House of
Representatives of the United States for over thirty years.
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Number of Items
1 November 1984_____
7 Hollinger Boxes
Name of Collection ______Crosby, Donald Lee.________________________
*-
Letters.
Ellisa Garrett, P.O. Box 1844, Athens, GA
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival
30603
27 September 1984
DESCRIPTION
Donald. Lee Crosby, a soldier in the United States Army, served in
the Vietnam War from August 196? until August 1968. This collection
consists primarily of letters written between Crosby and his wife Ellisa
during this time period. There is also some correspondence between him and
his friends and other family members. At the end of the collection are a
few pictures and other miscellaneous items.
Although much of the content'of the letters is personal in nature, some
are interesting in that they reflect on the situation in Vietnam and on the
political and social climate in the United States during this time.
See accessions record concerning restrictions on this collection.
1.
Vietnam War
313/8-6^/300 -
2.
Crosby, Ellisa
GROUSE, EDWARD C. -- UNIVERSITY THEATRE COLLECTION
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Accession No.
Date
980_______
May 3, 1976_______
Name of Collection
Given by:
Dates Covered
1930 - 1946
Number of Items
Edward C. Grouse: University Theatre Collection.
Mr. Edward J. Wormley, 107 .Lords' Highway, Weston, Conn. 06880.
and by: Mrs. Benito Gaguine, Washington, D. C.
and Mrs. Robert Eichelberger, Greensboro, N. C.,
sisters of Mr. Grouse.
Date & method of arrival :
Mail, to Mr. Bees, who acknowledged the gift.
April, 1976
DESCRIPTION :
This collection contains scrapbooks, biographical material, pictures,
clippings, broadsides, programs and one book. All concern the activities
and productions of the University Theatre under the direction of Edward C.
Grouse, Head of the Drama Department. Productions under Mr. Grouse's aegis,
although staged, produced and acted by college students, were of a profes
sional calibre.
See also:
Maxwell, Bernice June — ."An Historical Survey of the NonProfessional Theatrical Activities at the University of Georgia,
1785-1955." Master's Thesis. 1956.
See also:
1.
2.
3.
Georgia. University. Program Hies.
Georgia. University. Dept. of Speech and Drama in
University Vertical Hie.
Catalogs of the University of Georgia, 1930-1946.
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Crowder, LesterD. (LesterDurward), d. 1918
Papers, 1916-1918, 1939
51 items
Lester Durward Crowder (d. 1918) lived in West Point, Georgia. He served hi Company
F, 167*** Infantry, Rainbow Division during World War I.
The collection consists of correspondence and clippings. Most of the letters were written
by Lester Crowder to his sister Lucile, his brother Garrett, and his mother (Mrs. Henry G.
Crowder) in West Point, Georgia. He enlisted in June 1917 and his first letters are from
Montgomery, Alabama. His company is then sent to Camp Mills in Hempstead, New
York and later on to France where he is killed in battle on July 28, 1918. Although
Crowder mentions his life as a soldier, he gives no details of the war itself His letter of
September 25, 1917 lists the soldiers in his squad.
Also included are correspondence and clippings concerning Crowder's death.
Cite as: Lester D. Crowder papers Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602
1. United States. Army—Infantry 167*** 2. World War, 1914-1918 3. Crowder family
CULVER, F.L.
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Accession No._^JL-__.._
Dates Covered
Date ____-_____________
Number of Items __r
Name of Collection __E^^R.__F;^.
Given by . Krs. Louise W. O'Neal.
Deposited by
Purchased from
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Date & method of arrival
PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION
?*onthly report of rrades, —?yt, Icp6.
University of
"Culver, Florence Luther, L.D. Greensl'-oro, Gs. born in Ga. 1P?5- ^*B.
Univ. of Georgis, I8p?. Phi Kappa Literary Society. .11,D. Tulane University.
information fron : U. Ca. Catalogue for Fall, l'?01.
SUBSEQUENT HISTORY
Loc:
Str.pl! Uss.
Physician
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Ms 460
Cumming family.
Cumming family papers, 1787-1921.
1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Thomas Cumming (1765-1834), businessman, married Anne Clay (1767-1849),
resided in Augusta, Georgia. Their son, Henry Harfbrd Cumming (1799-1866),
married Julia Bryan whose children included Julien (1 830-1 864) and Joseph Bryan
(1836-1922).
The collection consists of papers of the Cumming family of Augusta, Georgia
from 1787-1921. The correspondence includes letters of Thomas Cumming, Henry
C. Cumming, Alfred Cumming, and Joseph B. Cumming. Of particular interest are
contemporary copies of letters (1863-1864) between Julien Cumming (48th Georgia
Infantry Regiment) as a prisoner-of-war at Johnson's Island (Ohio) and family
friend Henry W. Hubbell in New York. The letters discuss Cumming's health,
prison life, supplies he needs, and family news. Other correspondents include
Seaborn Jones, William H. Crawfbrd, Governor James M. Smith, President William
H. Taft, and C. Cumming of Baltimore (Md.)
The collection also contains papers relating to C. Shaler Smith, engineer in
charge of the construction of the Confederate Powder Works at the Augusta
Arsenal (Ga.). These materials include a letter book (1861-1 863) containing
engineer's sketches, specifications, lists of materials and costs,
correspondence, bills of construction, an engraving of the Powder Works, and a
plat showing land used for long range cannon practice. Other materials include
a letter (August 14, 1863) from William Gabbett of the Confederate States of
America Nitre and Mining Dept. in Chattanooga to Isaac M. St. John in Richmond
regarding the state of their holdings near Chattanooga when Gabbett assumed
command and a letter (1 865) from C. Shaler Smith in Chesterville (S.C.)
discussing Sherman's drive through North Carolina.
Available only on microfilm.
Originals in possession of donor.
Cite as: Cumming family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
Related materials located in other repositories: Gumming family papers;
Augusta State University, Augusta, Georgia.
1. Crawfbrd, William Harris, 1772-1834. 2. Hubbell, Henry W. 3. Jones,
Seaborn, 1788-1864. 4. Gabbett, William. 5. Smith, James M. (James Milton),
1823-1890. 6. TaR, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. 7. St. John, Isaac
M. 8. Confederate States of America. Army. Georgia Infantry Regiment, 48th. 9.
Confederate States of America. Army—Ordnance and Ordnance stores. 10.
Confederate States of America. Nitre and Mining Bureau. 11. Augusta Arsenal
(Ga.) 12. Arsenals—Georgia. 13. Sherman's March to the Sea. 14. SoldiersGeorgia. 15. Augusta (Ga.)-History-Civil War, 1861-1865.16. Georgia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 17. Johnson's Island (Ohio)-History-Civil War, 18611865—Prisoners and prisons. 18. Chattanooga (Term.)—History—Civil War, 18611865. 19. Tennessee-History-Civil War, 1861-1865. 20. North Carolina-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Campaigns. 21. Letter book. 1. Cumming, Thomas, 17651834. II. Cumming, Henry Harford, 1799-1866. III. Cumming, Julien, 1830-1864.
IV. Cumming, Robert C. V. Cumming, Joseph Bryan, 1836-1922. VI. Smith, C.
Shaler (Charles Shaler), 1836-1886. VII. GAGP
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Accession No.
Date
1^6_______
17 Octo-ber 1979
Name of Collection
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Dates Covered
3 April 1819
Number of Items —-1_______
Cumminx, William, 1790-1863. Paper._________
^. . .
Terry Alford, Springfield, Virginia.
Date & method of arrival
August 1979
DESCRIPTION
William Gumming, soldier in the war of l8l2 and trained as a
lawyer, writes from Augusta, Georgia, 3 April 1819, to his war comrade
Thomas Aspinvall, U.S. Consul at London.
Basically a letter of intro
duction for his brother Henry Gumming he discusses Aspinvall's appoint
ment as U.S. Consul.
Ms 3116
Ronald G. Cummings Papers
.5 linear A.
Dr. Ronald G. Cummings is an expert in the areas of natural resources and environmental
policy analysis. Cummings' current research relates to the economic impact and trade
offs associated with environmental damage assessments, water resource management and
conservation, voluntary mechanisms for ozone reduction, and solid waste management.
Dr. Cummings is Professor of Economics at Georgia State University, Director of
Environmental Policy Program and Noah Langdale Jr. Eminent Scholar.
The collection contains Printed material:
"Managing Water Resources in Georgia: Lessons from Experiences in the Western
States"
"The Use of Water Pricing as a Means for Enhancing Water Use Efficiency in Irrigation:
Case Studies in Mexico and the United States"
"Selected Water Management Issues in Latin American Agriculture"
"Managing Renewable Natural Resources in Developing Countries"
"Water Rights Transfers: Options for Institutional Reform"
"Enhancing In-stream Flows in the Flint River Basin: Does Georgia Have Sufficient
Policy Tools?"
"Changing Rules for Agricultural Water Use : Policy Options Related to Metering and
Forfeiture for Non-use"
"Interbasin Water Transfers: A Case Study in Mexico"
"New Evaluation Procedures for a New Generation of Water-Related Projects"
"Wastewater Infrastructure: Challenges for the Sustainable City in the New Millennium"
"Water Policy and Water Markets, The Use of Water Pricing to Enhance Water Use
Efficiency in Irrigation: Case Studies from Mexico and the United States"
"Water Resource Management in Northern Mexico"
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Ms 2679
Cunningham family.
George A. Cunningham family papers, 1849-1874 (bulk 1862-1865).
.25 linear ft.
Arranged in chronological order.
The collection consists of papers of the George A. Cunningham family of
Thomaston, Upson County, Georgia from 1849,1862-1865,1874. The bulk of the
collection consists of correspondence between George A. Cunningham and his wife
Mary (Mollie) from 1862-1865. These letters document Cunningham's service with
Company K of the 3rd Regiment Georgia State Reserves in South Carolina and
Georgia including information on the battles at Broxton's Bridge and River's
Bridge (S.C.), casualties, troop movements, and the evacuation of Savannah
(Ga.). Mollie's letters discuss activities of the Confederate Government,
Union attacks on civilians, and Sherman's march through Georgia. The
collection also contains a few letters from Mollie's brother J.M. Bullard
(1862-1865) discussing farming, family news, and disease, as well as letters to
George E. Cunningham while a student at the University of Georgia (1874).
Cite as: Cunningham family papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
I. Cunningham, George Ernest. 2. University of Georgia. 3. Confederate States
of America. Army. Georgia State Reserves, 3rd. Company K. 4. College studentsGeorgia. 5. Soldiers—Georgia. 6. Sherman's March to the Sea. 7. Universities
and colleges-Georgia. 8. Georgia-History-Civil War, 1861-1865-Campaigns. 9.
South Carolina-History-Civil War, 1861-1865.1. Cunningham, Mary, fl. 1862.
II. Bullard, J. M. III. Cunningham, George A., 1832-1894. IV. GAGP
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?4ANUSCRIPTS DIVISION
CUNNINGHAM FAMILY PAPERS - Mss 2679
Collection Guide
Linda Aaron
April 1990
Hargrett Rare Book & Mss. Library, The Univ. of Georgia Libraries
MSS 2679 CUNNINGHAM FAMILY PAPERS
The collection of manuscript materials concerning the Georgia family of
George A. & Mollie Cunningham mostly centers around their involvement in
the Civil War in Ga. and S. C. and his participation in the fighting with
letters from Macon, Camp Lawton, Milledgeville and Augusta and in S. C.
from Coosahatehee, Broxton's Bridge, all in the period of 1862-6$. There
is discussion of health problems, money, the fighting, the supplies he
sends to his family and what crops she should plant. There are a few
letters from other family members as well. Eleven letters from 1874
are to Geo. Ernest Cunningham while he was a student at Univ. of Georgia.
Other items in the collection are photos of Mary AE Johnson Cunningham &
George Cunningham, reproduced from the included tin-type; a state of Georgia
25 cent note; a 33 page soft bound book ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE UNVEILING OF
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT, THOMASTON, GA, May 1909 with Upson Co. rosters of
soldiers. Many letters have accompanying envelopes, many with period stamps,
and one item, a CSA Circular dated 17 Oct 1862 was removed & catalogued as
Confederate Imprint CR 1225.
All materials were cleaned, flattened, the Civil War letters restored and
photos put into protective enclosures.
CUNNINGHAM FAMILY PAPERS - Mss 2679
BOX 1
folder 1 no. 1 - ALS 30 July Cobb Co, GA to Mr. A. A. Rose from Charles J.
McDonald
2 —ALS 23 June 1849, Milledgeville, GA, to Miss M.A.E. Johnson,
Griffin, from A. A. Rose with envelope
3 --ALS 3 Mae 1862, Hearnsville, GA, to Mollie from J. M. Bullard
4 —ALS 29 May 1862, Hearnsville, GA, to Mollie from J. M. Bullard
5 --ALS 2 Sept 1862, Macon, to Mollie from GAC
6
Note in pencil, Mrs. MAE Cunningham to Mr. A. Brown. Thomaston,
14 Mar 63; response from A. W. Broomwright
7 —ALS 14 Mar 63, GAC to Mollie with envelope
8 —ALS 6 Aug 63, Hearnsville, J. M. Bullard to Mollie
9 —ALS in pencil 6 May 64, George from Mollie
10.—ALS 9 Nov 64, Rocky Hill, Eunice Cunningham to Mollie
11.—ALS 20 Nov 64, Camp Lawton, George to Mollie
12.—ALS in pencil 3 Dec [1864-, from Camp [Gjantrell, Augusta,
GAC to Mollie, with envelope
13.—ALS in pencil 12 Aug 64, Coosahatchee Station, S. C. to
Mollie from George
14.—ALS in pencil 24 Dec 64, Coosahatchee GAC to Mollie
15.—ALS in pencil 31 Dec 64, "
"
" , envelope
16.—ALS Jan 65 to Sister Mary from Margaret E. Cunningham, with
envelope
17-—ALS in pencil 16 Jan 65, Geo. to Mollie
18.—ALS in pencil 27 Jan 65 from B,-rox.,ton Bridge, GAC to Mollie
19.—note from Broxton Bridge, 29 Jan 65, GAC to Mollie, with
envelope
20.--ALS 21 Feb 65, Macon, GAC to Mollie
21.—ALS[place & date torn away., Ollie C. to Mollie
24. ALS 21 Jan 65 WC Cunningham to sister
folder 2 no. 23. Eleven letters to George Ernest Cunningham while he a
student at Univ. of Georgia in 1874, some with envelopes,
some extra envelopes and sheet of English lessons
folder 3 no. 22. State of Ga. 25 cent note
27. Book, ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE UNVEILING OF CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT. THOMASTON, GA. 1909, with roster of companies
going to the War from Upson Co.. GA - 33 pages, wrappers
28. Newspaper clipping from 'The News & Courier' Charleston,
S. C. regarding Rivers Bridge Battle
folder 4 no. 25. Photo of Mary A. E. Johnson, wife of Capt. Geo. A.
Cunningham, Griffin, GA
26. Photo & tin-type of George Cunningham [not a war photo-,
**NOTE - numbers of items correspond to inventory done in conjunction with that submitted
by donor - no. of item is in pencil on verso of piece.
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Accession No. _ ***"1_______
Dates Covered
Date .-^J^R
Ntunber of Items
J:______
Name of Collection _______Cunyus_Family._________
Bible record (xerox)
Given by Paul A. Cunyus, Il40 N. Neblett St., Stephenville, Texas.
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival Mail, 7 August
DESCRIPTION
This xercx of the title page and the family history of the Cunyus
Family Bible provides birth and death records for the Cunyus Family. Also
included are births and deaths of the slaves.* A typescript is included.
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Ms 269
Curry, WiHiam, fl. 1806-18 !0.
WiMiam Curry account book, 1806-1810.
1 v.
Arranged in chronological order.
WiHiam Curry, merchant, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia.
The collection consists of an account book of William Curry for his general
store in Savannah, Georgia from May 1806 - February 1810. Entries include
customer's name, items purchased, and price. Items purchased include saddles,
utensils, hardware, and farm implements.
Cite as: William Curry account book. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. General stores—Georgia. 2. Merchants—Georgia. 3. Stores, Retail—Georgia.
4. Savannah (Ga.) 5. Chatham County (Ga.) 6. Account book. 7. Business records
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Accession No._1721_______
Dates Covered
Date ___l8_January Ip82
Number of Items
Name of Collection ________Curtis^JM.N.
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
1856
Papers.
Harvey Dan Abrams
Date & method of arrival
Winter 1980
DESCRIPTION
This series of correspondence between N.N. Curtis, merchant of Columbus,
Georgia, and Lewis M. Mills (in the letters referred to as "Friend Lewis"),
primarily concerns business affairs although one letter does mention the
death of E.A. Davis.
313/2-80/500
I!
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Ms 2978
Cushman, Mary Anne Braswell
Mary Anne Braswell Cushman Scrapbook 1943-1996
1 item
Mary Anne Braswell was the daughter of Earl B. Braswell, former publisher of the
Athens Banner Herald. After her graduation from the University of Georgia in 1943, she
was appointed a staff member of the United States Embassy in London. She wrote
accounts of her wartime London experiences for the Atlanta Journal. While working in
London, she met Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Paul Cushman of Boston, and they were
married in 1945.
The scrapbook contains clippings, photographs, and correspondence pertaining to her
work in London, her marriage, and her involvement with the Clarke County Republican
Women's Club, Lanier Garden Volunteer Service, and Docents of the Georgia Museum
of Art.
Cite as: Mary Anne Braswell Cushman Scrapbook. Hargrett Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GA 30602
CUTHBERT FAMILY GENEALOGY
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Accession No. _ .lfi _______
Date ..13J3ecember_l978
Name of Collection
_____
Dates Covered
no date
Number of Items
rn+.Ti'h^Y-+. PH-mi 1 y Genealogy_______
Given by
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms Removed from DeRenne Collection 12 December 1978
Date & method of arrival
DESCRIPTION
Written on four leaves of legal cap paper, this collection of miscellaneous
genealogical information is titled "Remarks as to Cuthberts" vith one leaf headed
"As to John Cuthbert". It includes mostly eighteenth century records of this
family, long prominent in Georgia and allied through marriage to the Bryan family
(MS
313/1-73/500
CUTLER, JAMES - LETTER
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Accession No. ...........§71................
Dates Covered .......
Date .. April .20, 1974___.__^.__
^0,, of Items ...
Name of Collection .......
Given by: Schindler's, Charleston, S. C.
Deposited by
Purchased from
Other terms
Date & method of arrival .
Mail
DESCRIPTION :
A.L.S. from James Cutler
To: William Sullivan chis brother-in-law?]Summer Street, Boston
Dated: Petersham [Massachusetts^ August 10, 1797Re: A friendly letter, discussing friends; a theatrical company
playing in Boston, his trip to Petersham and on to Hartford
was for reasons of health. He and his wife Hetty [Netty?3
are much benefitted by the country air.
UGL 832
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Ms 1160
Cutts, E. A.
E.A. Cutts papers, 1886-1914.
36 linear A.
Arranged in chronological order.
Earnest A. Cutts, cotton broker of Savannah, Georgia.
The collection consists of papers of E.A. Cutts pertaining to his cotton
brokerage in Savannah, Georgia from 1886-1914. The collection includes account
books, bills, cash books, records of cotton sales, cotton weights and prices,
claims, receipts, and letter books. The tetter books detail Cutts' business
transactions as well as some personal correspondence and correspondence
concerning the Knights Templar (a masonic order).
Also contained in the collection are account books, bills, receipts, and
letter books of Butler, Stevens & Company, a Savannah cotton factor. The
materials document the firm's cotton business and the establishment of an
Exporting Dept. in 1886 for naval stores and pine lumber. The company dealt
with firms in the United States, South America, and Spain.
Some materials in Spanish.
Cite as: E.A. Cutts papers. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
Related collections in this repository: Knights Templar (Masonic order), Grand
Commandery (Ga.) records.
1. Knights Templar (Masonic order) 2. Commission merchants—Georgia-Savannah.
3. Cotton trade-Georgia. 4. Naval stores—Georgia. 5. Turpentine industry and
trade-Georgia. 6. Secret societies-Georgia. 7. Savannah (Ga.) 8 MenGeorgia-Societies and clubs. 9. Account books. 10. Letter books. 1. Butler,
Stevens & Company (Savannah, Ga.)
E. A. CUTTS COLLECTION
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LEDGER
Ordering Book
Journal
Cash Book
Weights & Accounts
Journal
Ledger
Invoices
Invoices
Weight Book
Accounts
Cash Book
Weight Book
Bills
Claims
Cotton Sales
Receipts
Receipts
Ins. Certificates
Weight Book
Cash Book
Accounts
Country Bills
City Bills
Cash Book
Cash Book
Receipt Book
Checking Book
Accounts
Invoices
Bills & Statements
Cash Book
Country Sales
Receipts
Country Sales
Accounts
Futures & Accounts
Account Book
Accounts
Cash Book
Weights & Prices
Weights & Accounts
Account Book
City Sales Notes
City sales
Bills
Cash Book
City Bills
Accounts
City Bills
City Bills
Loans
Country Bills
DATE
1885HT88
1887-1888
1887-1888
1887-1888
1888-1891
1888-1891
1888-1889
1889-1890
1889-1890
1839
1889-1090
1890
1890
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1890-1892
1890-1891
1890
1891-1892
1891
1890-1891
1891
1891-1892
1891-1892
1891-1892
1891
1891-1892
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1892-1893
1893-1897
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City Sales
Collections
Cash Book
Claims
City Bills
Accounts
Accounts
Country Misc.
F.O.B. Sales
Sales Notes
Checking Book
Accounts
Futures & Sales
Records & Claims
Weights & Prices
City Bills
City Bills
Ledger
Cash Book
Accounts Book
Check Book
City Sales
Cash Book
City Sales
City Bills
City Sales
Country Sales
F.O.B. Sales
Loans
Accounts
Journal
Claims & Accounts
Weights & Prices
Cash Book
City Bills
City Sales Notes
City Bills
Advices of Claims
Country Sales
Country Sales
Claims
Claims
Claims
Loans
Receipts/Bills Paid
Receipts
City Bills
Country Sales
Weights & Prices
Bills
Advices of Claims
Clains
Country Claims
City Bills
Orders & Claims
Receipts
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1895
1895-1896
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1895-1896
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1895-1896
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1895-1896
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1896-1897
1896-1897
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1896
1896
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1897-1898
1897
1897-1893
1897-1898
1897-1899
1898-1899
1898-1399
1898-1900
1898
1898-1899
1898-1899
1898-1899
1898
1898-1-399
1893-1899
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1899-190?
1899-1900
1899-1900
1899-1900
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1899-1900
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1899
1900-1901
1900-190?
1900-1901
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1900-1901
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Sale Notes
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Telamon Cuyler Collection
* Indicates subject is
cross-referenced in
card file for picture:
Inventory of Photographs
in Boxes 185 - 192
Box No.
Folder No.
Description
185
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Anatcha Bay
Athens, Ga. Brumby's Boarding House *
Athens, Ga. People
Athens, Ga. Tree That Owns Itself*
Atlanta, Ga. Pittsburgh Riot. 5/16/02 *
Atlanta, Ga. Views, ca. 1890's *
Automobiles *
Blacks. Fldr. 1 *
Blacks. Fldr. 2
Blacks. Fldr. 3
Boxing match?
Buildings (unidentified)
Cartoons
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Cemetaries
f
Central Valley New York. Burrwood
Charleston, SC. Views, ca. 1900 *
Chinese
Civil War
Confederate Patriotism *
Cotton & Cotton Mills *
Cribs
Cumberland Island, Ga. Views, ca. 1890's
186
Cuyler,
Cuyler,
Cuyler,
Cuyler,
Cuyler,
Cuyler,
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]
Telamon (as a child) *
Telamon (as a young man)Fldr. 1
Telamon (as a young man) Fldr. 2
Telamon(as an older man) Fldr. 1
Telamon (as an older man) Fldr.
Telamon (as an older man) Fldr. !
Cuyler Family. Fldr. 1
Cuyler Family. Fldr. 2
England
Europe (unidentified locations)
"The First Flight" by Albert 3ruce-Joy
France
Furniture
Georgia Weekly Press Asso. 1892 & 1894 *
Georgia. University. Academic ELdg. *
Campus View. 1S9?
Candler Hall *
Chapel *
Chapel bell *
"
Class of 1893*
Conner Hall *
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Ivy Bldg. *
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Law B]dg. IS
Law Class.
(cent.)
Telamon Cuyler Collection
Inventory of Photographs
in Boxes 185 - 192 (cent.)
Box No.
Folder
Description
189
1
2
3
People, miscellaneous (unident.) Fldr. 1
Fldr..2
Fldr. 3
Fldr..4
(Carte-de-visites)
Pilgramage Garden Club
Places (unidentified)
Policemen
Rome, Ca. (View,ca. 1880-90 & Bone House
St. Louis Exposition, 1902 *
San Francisco, Ca.
Savannah, Ga.
Ships and Ships* Officers
Silhouettes
Spain
Steamboat "Sidney P. Smith" *
Switzerland
Talmadge, Eugene
Vinings Station, Ga. Picnic, ca. 1891-92
Wilson, Woodrow
World War 1. Training Camp *
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
190
Negatives (Georgia related)
191
Negatives, mis cellaneous
192
Negatives, miscellaneous
Glass negatives
Negative holder
HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 1170
Cuyler, Telamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951.
Telamon Cuyler collection, 1754-1951.
110 linear A.
Arranged by record type.
Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyler (1873-1951), lawyer and writer, bom in Rome
(Ga.), resided in Atlanta, then Jones County, Georgia.
The collection consists of papers of Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyler from 17541951. The majority of the collection is comprised of historical manuscripts
relating to Georgia history (1754-1905) collected by Cuyler, personal
tion
correspondence (1880-1951), and diaries (1893-1946, with gaps). The collec
ogical
also includes scrapbooks (1891-1900); family photographs; geneal
information on the Cuyler, Clower, Cruger, and Hamilton families; manuscripts
of Cuyler's writings; and some family correspondence.
The series within this collection are described separately under the same main
entry heading.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyler collection. Hargrett Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
Related materials located in other repositories: Telamon Cuyler papers;
Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, Georgia.
1. Clower family—Genealogy. 2. Cruger family—Genealogy. 3. Cuyler family
7.
Genealogy. 4. Hamilton family—Genealogy. 5. Lawyers—Georgia. 6. Diaries.
Scrapbooks. 8. Photographs. 9. Manuscripts. I. GAGP
HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 1170
Cuyier, Teiamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951.
TelamonCuyler correspondence, 1880-1951 (bulk 1932-1948).
22.5 linear A.
Arranged in chronological order.
Teiamon Cruger Smith Cuyier (1873-1951), lawyer and writer, bom in Rome
(Ga.), resided in Atlanta, then Jones County, Georgia.
The series consists of correspondence of Teiamon Cuyier from 1880-1951. The
correspondence includes incoming letters and typed carbons of Cuyler's
correspondence as well as contracts, receipts, and telegrams. The materials
document Cuyler's activities and contain information on his real estate
ventures; the cotton and textile industry, trade, and mills; Cuyler's law
practice in Atlanta (Ga.) and New York (N.Y.); sales of ordnance and
commodities to Europe, particularly Paris (France) during World War I and II;
the flax trade and industry; Cuyler's book and autograph collections; Cuyler's
involvement with the University of Georgia's War Memorial Board (1935-1939);
and some sporadic (1905,1942-1948) correspondence and reminiscences pertaining
to his involvement in the Russo-Japanese Peace Conference (1905).
The series also contains correspondence with Marguerite Rathereedan regarding
World War II which discusses life in Great Britain during the war, politics,
and the Bundles for Britain program. Other correspondents include James W.
Austin, Frank Butterworth, Herbert Choate, Barton Cuyier, Grace Barton Cuyier,
Marmaduke Floyd, John B. Gamble, Walter Hinton, Cuyler's father, Henry W.
Smith, and William Warren.
Forms part of: Teiamon Cuyier collection.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: Teiamon Cuyier correspondence. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript
Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. Austin, James W. 2. Butterworth, Frank. 3. Choate, Herbert. 4. Cuyler,
Barton, 1908- 5. Cuyler, Grace Barton. 6. Floyd, Marmaduke. 7. Gamble, John B.
8. Hinton, Walter. 9. Rathereedan, Marguerite. 10. Smith, Henry H. 11. Warren,
William. 12. University of Georgia. War Memorial Board. 13. Russo-Japanese
Peace Conference (1905) 14. Book collectors—Georgia. 15. Cotton tradeSouthern States. 16. Flax industry—Southern States. 17. Lawyers—Georgia. 18.
Lawyers—New York. 19. Practice of law—Georgia. 20. Practice of law—New York.
21. Real estate business-Southern States. 22. World War, 1914-1918-EuropeEquipment and supplies. 23. World War, 1939-1945—Europe—Equipment and
supplies. 24. Great Britain—Politics and government—1936-1945. 25. United
States-Politics and govemment-1933-1945.1. GAGP
HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 1170
Cuyier, Telamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951.
Telamon Cuyier diaries, 1893-1946.
1.5 linear A.
Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyier (1873-1951), lawyer and writer, bom in Rome
(Ga.), resided in Atlanta, then Jones County, Georgia.
The series consists of diaries of Telamon Cuyier from 1893-1946, with gaps.
The entries discuss Cuyler's college life at the University of Georgia
(Athens); his work and social life in Atlanta (Ga.) where he began his law
practice; later he discusses the management and life on his farm, Beverwyck, in
Jones County (Ga.); and the home front during World War II.
Forms part of: Telamon Cuyier collection.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: Telamon Cuyier diaries. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. University of Georgia. 2. College students—Georgia. 3. Farm managementGeorgia. 4. Lawyers—Georgia. 5. World War, 1939-1945—Georgia. 6. Atlanta
(Ga.)--Sociai life and customs. 7. Athens (Ga.)—Social life and customs. 8.
Jones County (Ga.) 9. Diaries. I. GAGP
HARGRETT RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCMPT COLLECTION
Ms 1170
Cuyler, Telamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951, collector.
Telamon Cuyler historical manuscripts, 1754-1905.
44 linear ft.
Arranged in alphabetical order.
Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyler (1873-1951), lawyer and writer, bom in Rome
(Ga.), resided in Atlanta, then Jones County, Georgia.
The series consists of historical manuscripts relating to Georgia history
collected by Telamon Cuyler covering the period 1754-1905. The series includes
correspondence; bonds; county records, particularly for Jones County (Ga.);
court records; indentures; inventories; land grants; newspaper clippings; and
official Georgia government records for the office of the Adjutant General,
Comptroller General, Governor, and Treasurer from 1754-1905 (with gaps).
Topics documented within the collection include the Georgia militia; the
Revolutionary War; Indian affairs in Georgia during the 1830s (particularly
treaties); shipping (1770s-1780s); and boundary disputes between Georgia and
Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
The series also contains administrative records and correspondence pertaining
to the activities of the Confederate government and the Georgia military troops
during the Civil War. These records include materials of Ira R. Foster
(Georgia Quartermaster General), H.H. Waters (Executive Secretary, Dept. of
Georgia), Henry C. Wayne (Georgia Adjutant General), and Jared I. Whitaker
(Georgia Commissary General).
Forms part of: Telamon Cuyler collection.
Finding aid available in repository.
Cite as: Telamon Cuyler historical manuscripts. Hargrett Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
I. Foster, Ira R. (Ira Roe), 1811-1885. 2. Waters, H. H. 3. Wayne, Henry C.,
1815-1883. 4. Whitaker, Jared I. 5. Confederate States of America. 6. Georgia.
Adjutant-General's Office. 7. Georgia. Comptroller General's Office. 8.
Georgia. Office of the Governor. 9. Georgia. Militia. 10. Boundaries, State.
II. Indians of North America—Southern States—Treaties. 12. Military
administration—Georgia. 13. Shipping—Southern States. 14. Georgia—HistoryCivil War, 1861-1865. 15. Georgia-History-Revolution, 1775-1783.16. GeorgiaBoundaries—Alabama. 17. Georgia—Boundaries—Florida. 18. Georgia—BoundariesNorth Carolina. 19. Georgia—Boundaries—South Carolina. 20. Georgia—
Boundaries—Tennessee. 21. Jones County (Ga.) 22. Court records. 23. Indentures.
24. Land grants. I. GAGP
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
Ms 2345
Cuyler, Telamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951.
William McKinley manuscript, 1901.
1 v.
The collection consists of a manuscript volume produced by Telamon Cuyler
describing scenes in New York City on September 19, 1901, a memorial day for
President William McKinley. The volume contains photographs and text detailing
activities in the City, his impressions of McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt, and
the impact of McKinley's assassination upon the United States.
Forms part of: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II.
Cite as: E. Merton Coulter manuscript collection II, Telamon Cuyler, William
McKinley manuscript (30:18). Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
University of Georgia Libraries, Athens GA 30602.
1. McKinley, William, 1843-1901-Assassination. 2. Roosevelt, Theodore, 18581919. 3. Presidents-United States. 4. New York (N.Y.)-Description and travel20th century. 5. Manuscript. 6. Photographs. I. GAGP