Box 2161

This series contains family correspondence with Jere C. Dennis from 1900-1935. There are ninety-four items in two sections, incoming to Dennis and outgoing from Dennis, arranged by family member.

This series contains family correspondence with Jere C. Dennis from 1900-1935. There are ninety-four items in two sections, incoming to Dennis and outgoing from Dennis, arranged by family member.

This series contains family correspondence with Jere C. Dennis from 1900-1935. There are ninety-four items in two sections, incoming to Dennis and outgoing from Dennis, arranged by family member.

This series contains family correspondence with Jere C. Dennis from 1900-1935. There are ninety-four items in two sections, incoming to Dennis and outgoing from Dennis, arranged by family member.

This series contains family correspondence with Jere C. Dennis from 1900-1935. There are ninety-four items in two sections, incoming to Dennis and outgoing from Dennis, arranged by family member.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

There are 120 items in this series arranged chronologically from 1929-1935. The last folder contains loose pages of letters.

Contains notary public commission dated 1911 and signed by Emmett O’Neal, certificate chairman for military training camps associations, clerk of election appointment notice, broadsides, circulars, flyers, and political, legal, business and personal newspaper clippings

This series contains cancelled checks, bills and receipts, bond coupons from town of Woodlawn, due March 1, 1894. There are 113 items here, and they are arranged chronologically.

This series contains cancelled checks, bills and receipts, bond coupons from town of Woodlawn, due March 1, 1894. There are 113 items here, and they are arranged chronologically.

The three items in this series are small portraits of unidentified soldiers.

This series contains thirty-five items arranged chronologically. The papers include correspondence and legal documents related to property located in Woodlawn; abstract of title; returned list of property tax; receipt for abstract; mortgage; tax assessment notices; sales contract; property advertisement; and other correspondence.

There are thirty-four items in this series; they are not arranged in any particular manner. Included in this series are trading cards, postcards, prescription, railroad tickets, Easter greeting card, Westmoreland Club House pass, Shareholder tickets, D.A.R. Flag Day program, advertising rate schedule, and a combination for safe lock.

There are nine unarranged items in this series. The series includes political pamphlets used in the campaigns of David Wayne Mario, A. S. Patterson , and LaFayette L. Patterson, as well as anti–Al Smith material, other campaign literature, and a pamphlet titled “The Quebec System” (anti-prohibition literature).