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Andrew Jackson print, 1861
A print of Andrew Jackson, engraved by Alonzo Chappel and printed by Johnson, Fry and Company, New York, 1861. Gabriel Jacoby score, "March of Triumph", 1931
March of Triumph, handwritten score with lyrics. Inscribed in same hand, "Sincerely Dedicated to my Alma Mater The University of Alabama and the Famous Crimson Tide of 1931." This was published in the same year as "March of Triumph: March fox-trot," New York: Thornton W. Allen. Kenneth Jaggears collection, 1821-1822
Two Alabama state treasury notes and two checks drawn by the state treasurer. Fob James speech, 1981 April 12
Handwritten speech written on the trip to Tuscaloosa and delivered by James on the occasion of the University of Alabama's 150th anniversary celebration. Kathrina Brown James family genealogical notes, 1754-1978
Genealogical information on the James family, much of it written by Mrs. James. Family documents, lineage charts, and articles about her husband, William K. E. James, a pastor in Tuscaloosa. Robinson Brown James letter, 1956
Written from Edinburgh, Scotland, to his parents in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, regarding a speech he had made in favor of segregation in the South. Harold Janes papers, 1954-1985
Includes notes and papers from his students; information on labor relations, unions, compensation management, etc. Material on many disputes which he arbitrated. John Chancy Jay, "General Nathan Bedford Forrest as a Railroad Builder in Alabama.", 1962
Paper presented before the Alabama Historical Association, April 27, 1957. Focuses on Forrest's efforts following the Civil War to build a railroad between Selma and Memphis, Tennessee. Later published in the Alabama Historical Quarterly, Spring 1962, Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 16-31. Robinson Jeffers papers, 1904-1964
Letters, manuscripts of unpublished poems, first editions and printings of this California poet. Robert Jemison, Jr papers, 1797-1898
Correspondence, fifteen letter books (1844-1869) and other papers concerning Jemison's interests in a saw mill, a flour mill, a plantation, a toll bridge, a stagecoach line, mail carrying (involving correspondence with Francis Scott Key), plank roads, a railroad and politics. Includes a proclamation to his black people (1865) and a similar proclamation by his father, William Jemison; records (1855-1870) of the North East & South West Alabama Railroad, comprising annual reports, minutes of the Board of Directors, reports of assets and liabilities and an index of subscriptions; correspondence (1871-1895) of the settling of his estate; and correspondence (ca. 1848-ca. 1895) of his son-in-law Andrew Coleman Hargrove concerning 46,080 acres of land granted by Congress in 1884 to the University of Alabama. Jno. & Wm. Kelly & Co. letter, 1838 March 9
Letter of introduction for F. A. P. Bernard to James Hogan, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. J. R. John letters, 1863
Typescripts of letters written from Selma to Governor John Gill Shorter concerning John's efforts to stop cadets from leaving the University for the war and on preparations for the defense of Tuscaloosa. E. W. Johns letter, 1863 August 20
From Johns as Surgical and Medical Purveyor, Confederate State Army, Richmond, to Messers M. & E. Myers, Petersburg, Virginia. Requests them to deliver whiskey on hand to the department. Bernard, F.C., and John G. Johnson papers, 1836-1865
Letter of administration and summons for Bernard Johnson, commission as captain of state militia for F. C. Johnson, and oath of allegiance signed by John G. Johnson, all of Dallas County, Alabama. John Will Johnson papers, 1936-1951
Correspondence and other papers. Correspondents include John H. Bankhead, Albert Boutwell, Carl Elliott, Lister Hill, Albert Rains, James A. Simpson, John Sparkman, and Chauncey Sparks. D. Johnston letter, 1845 May 24
Written as administrator of estate of Jabez Mitchell to Dr. B[asil] Manly, certifying that Manly has notified him of claims against the estate. George Burke Johnston papers, 1889-1922
Includes speech delivered to the Alabama Press Association, 1898; Letter to T.C.McCorvey from Carl L. Larmer?, 1922; Writings by Johnston: "What the University of Alabama Has Meant to My Life," and "A Book for General Lee." advertisement for production of Merry Wives of Windsor in England in 1889. Henry Poellnitz Johnston papers, 1829-1981
Papers written by Johnston: "William R. King" and "Alabama Generals in Gray"; history of Poellnitz family in German; newspaper articles; one family letter,& information on a LRTA meeting in Louisiana. Joseph Eggleston Johnston order #, 1865 April 27
Order for the Army of Tennessee to cease hostilities and surrender. Mary Tabb Lancaster Johnston Amelia Gayle Gorgas, ca. 1978
Manuscript of her book, Amelia Gayle Gorgas: A Biography. Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press, 1978. Thomas W. Johnston papers, 1861-1891
Photostats of papers relating to Johnson's pension claim, detailing his service in the 2nd Michigan Cavalry. Johnson commanded the troops who burned the University of Alabama in April 1865. Jones Family papers, 1764-1864
Family bible records and clippings of obituaries of members of Jones and Matheson family ; published poems of Sallie Jones Jones letter, 1845 May 26
Written to William M. Murphy, Greensborough, Alabama, from Mobile, regarding a note held by Murphy. Cadwallader Jones letter, 1862 November 29
Written from Orange Court House, Virginia to his daughter, Fanny Iredell Erwin. Details the march from north of Winchester to Orange Court House, delighting in the scenery and an especially fine farm. Isaac Jones Family papers, 1820-1977
Correspondence, legal documents, financial records, and some genealogical information of this Marengo County family. Joel Jones papers, 1939-1983
Newspaper articles written by Jones, most on historic or social issues. Josephine Jones letter, 1860 November 20
Written from Athens, Alabama to “My dear old preceptoress” [Mrs. Washburn], containing news of the school, misses her former teacher. Roy A. Jones correspondence, 1925-27
Letters to Roy Jones of Newton, Alabama, 1925-1927, most of them concerning the estate of Mittie K, Hayley, of which Jones was executor. Sarah Jones papers, 1873-1892
Receipts and tax records Thomas Jones pamphlet, 1854
Pamphlet of Thomas Jones's narrative of life as a slave, recounted to "a friend," published by H.S. Taylor of Springfield [Massachusetts], 1854. Thomas K. Jones papers, 1852-1909
Correspondence, financial papers, cotton sales, Confederate bonds, and other miscellaneous items William Albert Jones report card, University of Alabama, 1862 December 26
Photostatic copy of report card of this University of Alabama student from Marion, Alabama. Walter Bryan Jones papers,
Contains diaries, correspondence, writings, military, photographs, and other material of W.B. Jones, who served as state geologist of Alabama from 1927-1962. Joseph Zeb Hearst & Co. general store daybook, 1859-1862
Contains daily entries for purchases at this Carlowville and Richmond, Dallas County, Alabama general store owned by Joseph Zeb Hearst Judson Baptist Association records, 1850-1865, 1967
Decorum for the order of business and minutes for church meetings (1850-1865) for this Henry County, Alabama, church. Also includes program for the inauguration of James Huey Edmondson as president of Judson College, 1967 Junkins family papers, 1878-1940
Correspondence among family members, obituaries, and newspaper stories about family reunion.
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