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Box 129

 Container

Contains 19 Collections and/or Records:

Jefferson Davis Letters, 1884

 File — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Series Description From the Series: This series contains correspondence, both outgoing and incoming. Most of the materials are of a personal nature between Davis and his wife, children, or other family members. It includes letters from Mary Custis Lee and Braxton Bragg, as well as letters from Davis to General Robert E. Lee, General Josiah Gorgas, and prominent Tuscaloosa businessman, Robert Jemison. In addition to his correspondence, there are a few of Davis’s writings such as his inauguration speech and the first draft of...
Dates: 1884

Virginia Clay to Jefferson Davis. Curleys, AL., 1884 February 8

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Series Description From the Series: This series contains correspondence, both outgoing and incoming. Most of the materials are of a personal nature between Davis and his wife, children, or other family members. It includes letters from Mary Custis Lee and Braxton Bragg, as well as letters from Davis to General Robert E. Lee, General Josiah Gorgas, and prominent Tuscaloosa businessman, Robert Jemison. In addition to his correspondence, there are a few of Davis’s writings such as his inauguration speech and the first draft of...
Dates: 1884 February 8

Rich. H. Wilmer to (Jefferson Davis). Mobile, AL., 1884 April 9

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Expresses his great gratification at the prospect of having the Davises visit with him.
Dates: 1884 April 9

Jefferson Davis to (Addison Hayes). , 1884 May 28

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Series Description From the Series: This series contains correspondence, both outgoing and incoming. Most of the materials are of a personal nature between Davis and his wife, children, or other family members. It includes letters from Mary Custis Lee and Braxton Bragg, as well as letters from Davis to General Robert E. Lee, General Josiah Gorgas, and prominent Tuscaloosa businessman, Robert Jemison. In addition to his correspondence, there are a few of Davis’s writings such as his inauguration speech and the first draft of...
Dates: 1884 May 28

Husband to Wife. New Orleans., 1884 June 4

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents A note with rather discouraging news concerning business.
Dates: 1884 June 4

Lucy J. Boyle to Jefferson Davis. Locust Grove., 1884 June 20

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents A letter concerning business arrangements.
Dates: 1884 June 20

Niece Lucy to Jefferson Davis. Locust Grove., 1884 July 5

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Letter asking for extension of time to pay debt.
Dates: 1884 July 5

E.C. Booth to Dear Sir (Hon. Jeff. Davis). Chestnut Hill., Philadelphia, PA., 1884 September 15

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Writes that he had requested editors to send copies of some of his writings as they were printed. Also says that he had received some very complimentary letters concerning his writing.
Dates: 1884 September 15

Husband to Wife. New Orleans., 1884 September 26

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Series Description From the Series: This series contains correspondence, both outgoing and incoming. Most of the materials are of a personal nature between Davis and his wife, children, or other family members. It includes letters from Mary Custis Lee and Braxton Bragg, as well as letters from Davis to General Robert E. Lee, General Josiah Gorgas, and prominent Tuscaloosa businessman, Robert Jemison. In addition to his correspondence, there are a few of Davis’s writings such as his inauguration speech and the first draft of...
Dates: 1884 September 26

Husband to Wife. Beauvoir. , 1884 October 2

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Series Description From the Series: This series contains correspondence, both outgoing and incoming. Most of the materials are of a personal nature between Davis and his wife, children, or other family members. It includes letters from Mary Custis Lee and Braxton Bragg, as well as letters from Davis to General Robert E. Lee, General Josiah Gorgas, and prominent Tuscaloosa businessman, Robert Jemison. In addition to his correspondence, there are a few of Davis’s writings such as his inauguration speech and the first draft of...
Dates: 1884 October 2

Husband to Wife. Beauvoir., 1884 October 9

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Writes of daily happenings at Beauvoir and also some business concerning Brierfield.
Dates: 1884 October 9

Husband to Wife. Beauvoir., 1884 October 22

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Writes about matters at home.
Dates: 1884 October 22

Husband to Wife. Beauvoir., 1884 October 25

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Mentions some business concerning Brierfield and happenings at Beauvoir.
Dates: 1884 October 25

Husband to Wife. Saturday Packet (on Board)., 1884 November 8

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents A note saying that he has received a telegram stating that William was dangerously ill.
Dates: 1884 November 8

Husband to Wife. Saturday, J.M. White., 1884 November 22

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents The worries and difficulties of having a levee built at Brierfield.
Dates: 1884 November 22

Husband to Wife. New Orleans., approximately 1884 December 6

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Matters concerning Brierfield and suggestions for some jobs that could be done at Beauvoir during his absence.
Dates: approximately 1884 December 6

Husband to Wife. Brierfield, MS., 1884 December 9

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Writes of the troubles and “rundown conditions of Brierfield with little hope for its future.”
Dates: 1884 December 9

Husband to Wife. Beauvoir., approixmately 1884 Friday evening

 Item — Box: 129, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents Writes of his regret of Addison’s (son-in-law) intention to go to Colorado (for his health) Also mentions his wife’s return.
Dates: approixmately 1884 Friday evening