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Legal documents pertaining to the distribution of Lewis L. Marks estate to his heirs. Also present are miscellaneous legal documents belonging to Robert M. Patton, administrator of Marks' estate.
Letter written by John Marshall on 14 July 1818, to Ann Willis about money sent to pay the tuition for Marshall's children.
Charles Marx Deposition
( Guide to this collection )
The collection contains the deposition of Charles Marx, taken at the office of Sidney S. Baxter in Richmond, Virginia, with William F. Watson acting as notary. The suit was filed by W. Curr against Henry J. Tarr and John R. Ray. Mr. Marx, a farmer, was present for the trial of a new plough and spoke to its effectiveness.
Letter from Mary to Naomi
( Guide to this collection )
A letter from Mary to Naomi about two women who are new to the facility and mentions the illnesses of several friends.
Mary writes from Meredith, New York, to to her cousin in Nunda Station, Livingston County, New York. She describes the advanced illness of someone referred to as "Dr." A baby is also discussed.
Reverend Father Aurelius Maschio of Matunga, Bombay, India, writes to the proprietor of Holland's Jewelry Store in Moline, Illinois, requesting a donation for the "poor victims of the earthquake and the floods" in India. Letter typed on air mail stationery.
Thomas Mathews writes to his friend, Robert John Black about his travels from England to America and about family left behind.
H. S. C. Matom Letter
( Guide to this collection )
Letter from H.S.C. Matom to his nephew (no location is given). The letter discusses the death of a loved one and crop prices. Many words are spelled phonetically.
The Matthews Family Papers contain letters written to and from members of the W. B. Matthews family in Atlanta and contains one recommendation letter from W. E. B. DuBois.
This collection contains four letters from Gravelly Springs, Alabama pertaining to ordinance returns and bills for Captain Clarence Mauck of the 4th U.S. Cavalry.
Joel Maxon Letter
( Guide to this collection )
This is an 1861 letter from Joel Maxon to friends or relatives. He inquires about the well-being of several friends and relatives.
Maysville, Alabama, General Store Purchase Records
( Guide to this collection )
A record of purchases from a general store in Maysville, Madison County, Alabama
B. F. McAtle Letter
( Guide to this collection )
This collection contains a letter written by B. F. McAtle of Reading, Pennsylvania, to A. O. Hewitt of Bainbridge, Ohio, about his share of the inheritance of Ms. Pepple. He claims to be entitled to 1/7 of her property in the amount of $731 plus interest and gives instructions for settling the estate. A note written on the envelope states that the letter was answered in 1877 with an offer of $375.
Jessie McCabe Letter
( Guide to this collection )
One letter written by Packard's Resort owner Jessie McCabe of Crandon, Wisconsin, to Gerald Von Seeger of Morton, Illinois, in response to his reservation request.
Financial records and ledgers of McCall's Dixonville Racket Store, a general store in the Brewton, Escambia County, Alabama, area. Also includes correspondence, Mormon church records, mortgage deeds, and cotton acreage allotments.
Letter to J. M. McCandless from E. A. Yewman, written on 21 March 1850, about various friends and acquaintances.
Letter to Mrs. E. McClain in Iowa City, Iowa, from an unknown creator, possibly her husband. Letter discusses an upcoming trip and family matters.
Ellen G. McClaire of Coefax, Iowa, wrote to her husband E. McClaire, a judge in Des Moines, Iowa. She mentioned living quarters and shopping with their daughter Gwendolyn.
James McCleary Diary, Letter, and Photograph
( Guide to this collection )
Collection includes the photograph and diary of a Civil War soldier from Pennsylvania, who died during the battle of Gettysburg.
Dr. James R. McConochin of Murfreesborough, perhaps in Tenneessee, writes to brother-in-law Daniel J. Glaughter at the Culpeper Court House, Virginia, of his wife's illness, his medical practice, and the search for a new servant.
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