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Wilkinson family papers
William A. Mosley family letters
William and Larcenia Oaks Mexican War pension records
Records relating to the pension of William Oaks or Oakes, 13th Regiment United States Infantry, Company D, and that of his wife, Larcenia, of Clara in Fulton County, Georgia. Contains some correspondence with her lawyer, H. H. Walker of Bellton, Hall County, Georgia, concerning the increase in widows' pensions and an insurance policy for H. N. Oakes.
William Asbury Dodge Civil War letter
The letter, signed "Asbury," was sent to William Asbury's mother, Mrs. I. C. Dodge, in Augusta, Georgia, from James Island, South Carolina. It concerns religious affairs in the army camp of the GA 23rd Regt.
William B. Morris and R. H. McGinty Civil War papers
William Brooks Civil War letter
A letter to Brooks' brother that his wife was ill and he should return home if there were a "chanch for you to git off." The date of the letter appears to be March, either 30th or 31st. It seems more likely from content to be March 30; and the only period when William was at home and a married brother (Benjamin married to Julia) was in service was September 1861 - May 1862.
William C. Pauley landscape architecture records
William Clark legal documents
Documents pertain to the granting of land east of Sapelo River to Clark by King George in 1757; the subsequent deeding of that land to James Nephew in 1799; and the further transfer of land, according to Nephew's will, involving Joseph and Caroline C. Nephew Stiles and Henry and Ann Atwood in 1834. Land located in McIntosh County.
William Davies Tinsley Civil War letters
This collection includes letters by Davies, 4th Regt. GA Vols, Co. H, to his mother. One letter is by brother Addison R. (b. 1837), probably in the 4th Regt. GA Cav., to their brother Theodosius.
William E. Morris Family Papers
Most of the papers are incoming letters to William E. Morris, many from his brother and sister-in-law, Hansel P. and Nancy E. Peeples Morris, who moved to Texas by 1874 and later to Oklahoma. William Morris's ordination records and some unattributed verses are included. The collection also contains the Civil War letters of William Washington Knight to his wife while he was serving in the 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteers., Company D.
William Glass Civil War papers
William H. Colquitt estate papers, 1805, 1833, 1847, and 1870-1872.
The small collection contains: two Oglethorpe county indentures and a plat (1805-1847); an annual return of T. R. Watkins and J. H. D. Colquitt, administrators of William H. Colquitt, deceased, 1870-1871; a signed receipt by Gilbert Colquitt, an African-American, for sharecroppers' payments, 1870-1871.
William H. Griffis letter
Letter written by Griffis from his home in Stewart County, Georgia, to Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) Wilmot Allison, the daughter of his Civil War captain, Daniel Hicks Wilmot (ca. 1831 - 1882), whose life he had saved at the Battle of Lookout Mountain in 1863. "I managed to get him on the train by toating him nearly 3 miles . . . ." The men served in the 17th Regiment Georgia Volunteers, Company A.
William H. Hardman Civil War letter
Hardman became captain of Company I, 55th Regiment Georgia Volunteers, was captured in 1863, and served 22 months at Johnson's Island Union prison in Ohio, from which this letter was written to his wife.
William H. Ray bond
Bond of Ray, captain of the barque CORONET, of Mayor James Blain of Brunswick, Glynn Co., GA, for 15 black seamen who had sailed with the ship from London and Plymouth, England. The bond was to insure that the seamen not come ashore without the permission of Mayor Blain.
William Harper business records
There are about 100 papers in this collection, almost all promisory notes to William Harper. Several items concern the rental of property and five concern the hiring of slaves.
William Henderson Wood diary
This collection consists of William Henderson Wood's diary, spanning nearly two years of farming in Bartow County, Georgia. Most of the entries are one line long and give information about weather, land preparation, sowing, harvesting, milling, and slaughtering as well as church going and other neighborhood news. Many entries are barely legible.
William J. Perryman Civil War papers
Includes a receipt for stock in the Campbell County Salt Manufacturing Company, 1863, and an Oath of Allegiance signed by Perryman in September 1865 in the same place.
William James Bourn Civil War letters
The collection includes 24 letters from William to his wife during the war and two letters relating to her pension application in 1891.
William Jones letter and orderly book
William L. Jett store account book
Record of general merchandise sold by William L. Jett of Morgan County, Georgia. Entries include cites date, type of goods, and cost.
William M. Jones Civil War papers
A diary and narrative describing Jones' service in the 50th Regiment Georgia Volunteers and his subsequent imprisonment in Point Lookout Prison. Correspondence with Nannie (Nancy O.) Foy, who later married him, and newspaper clippings of United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) - Waycross meetings where Jones' diary was featured are also included.
William M. Jones, Ordinary, Record of Indigent and Disabled Soldiers and Their Widows
This Thomas County, Georgia, record lists money paid to poor and physically disabled Civil War veterans and their widows. Information includes age, residence, occupation, regiment and service, type of injury, and money disbursed.
William Maltbie papers
Letter from Maltbie to his sons describing his journey to New York by train and steamship from their home in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia. Considerable detail about the train and the city of New York in 1847. The end of the letter is missing. Included is a 1974 newspaper article from GWINNETT LIFE about Maltbie and his descendants.
William McIntosh Arnold Civil War papers
This collection includes letters, a bond, a petition, an oversized muster roll, a transfer, a pass, and a report, all records of the company, most correspondence with Arnold.
William Newton Buffington Civil War letter
Written August 18 from Atlanta, the letter gives news of William Newton's position in the war.
William O. Tuggle Civil War diary
William Orrie Tuggle's diary entries while serving in Morgan's Cavalry including a roll of members of 4th Regiment Georgia, Company G, lists of the sick, valuation of Company G horses, lists of horses lost, killed, or captured and records of equipment and weapons. The diary also includes personal entries and poetry written to Clara of LaGrange, Georgia.
William P. [Preston] Harden, M.D., Incoming Papers
Correspondence from William G. Bulloch, recorder of the Army Medical Board, and other officials of the Confederate Army; also from A. S. Clay, candidate for the Georgia General Assembly, 1884.
William Ralston Talley memoirs
The "Autobiography of Reverend William R. Talley," a south Georgia Methodist clergyman, was written in 1925 but gives family information from the 1700s up to 1947 when Eunice Talley Watkins added some notes to her father's history. Much of the memoir covers William's years in the Civil War, 14th Battalion Georgia Light Artillery. Although the story is primarily a Talley Family history, information concerning race relations, economics, and agriculture after the war is included.
William Smith Business Records
Receipts and other business records for Smith, probably in Warren County, Georgia. Other names are James Neal, James Cody, J. Draper, and Jeremiah Butt.
William Thomas Anderson papers
This collection includes biographical information, correspondence, newspaper writing and clippings (1928-1961), personal documents, and photographs. Most relate to the career of William T. Anderson.
William W. Johnson Civil War letter
Letter from Johnson to Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver on business matters while serving in the 27th Regiment Georgia Volunteers.
William W. Knight, Civil War Letters
Five of these letters are from Knight to his wife, Mary, while he was serving as a private and then a sergeant in Company D (which later became Company K) of the 29th Regiment, Georgia Volunteers. He described camp conditions and the health of fellow soldiers as they moved from Georgia to Mississippi and back to Georgia. He died in Milltown, Berrien County, GA, of disease. There is also an 1863 letter by S. S. Siler and a military receipt.
Willis Murphy records
Bill of expenses (signed by Thomas Burton, Justice of the Peace), receipt for prisoners, and letter all relating to Murphy transporting felons, Gilshot Thomas and John Black, from Burke County, Georgia, to the Savannah jail, administered by Frederick Long. Murphy is addressed as captain on one of these documents.
Willis Newton business papers
Papers relating to the Jasper County Board of Education and to the textbook and school supply businesses. Includes teachers' contracts and attendance records for both black and white schools.
Wilson L. Vaughan papers
Letters to Vaughan in Union Rock Island Prison in Illinois from various people in New York and Indiana about sending him clothing. An 1881 Lawrenceville Branch Railroad Company stock certificate made out to Vaughan is included.
Wilson N. Trout papers
Two letters are from Gordon County, Georgia, one from a G. W. and M. H. Walker; the second from Wilson's brother-in-law, John Morris, who married Elizabeth D. Trout. An amnesty oath, 1865, and papers relating to voting are from Arkansas.
Women's Overseas Service League, Atlanta Unit records
Organizational records, minute books, correspondence, and the membership roster of the unit, whose members had served in France during and after World War I as nurses, Red Cross canteen workers, and ambulance drivers. An interview with Elizabeth Tuller Nicolson, an active member for many decades, is included as are some national records.
Women's Records Project of Georgia, Inc., International Women's Year oral history project tapes
Women's Records Project of Georgia records
Records include the legal and financial records of the corporation, a prospectus, handouts, grant proposals, and a slide show script.
Women's Suffrage, Georgia Collection
Woodmen of the World, Camp No. 614 minute and membership book
Includes 1913 list of officers; 1913 and 1918 minutes; and 1913-1922 membership list recording members, ages, beneficiaries, and amounts paid for certificates and dues for Hancock County Camp No. 614.
Woody/Person family genealogical collection
This collection includes research done by the donor on various family lines. The Person, Creasy, DeWitt, and Frea families were from the mid-Atlantic states and migrated south. The Woody, Dilworth, and Lamkin families moved in the traditional migration pattern across the South.
Workmen's Compensation - Administrative Records - Claim Awards
Workmen's Compensation - Administrative Records - Industrial Commission Annual Reports
Workmen's Compensation - Administrative Records - Publications
Yancy family letters
Correspondence among Georgia family members from Clayton and Pickens Counties, Georgia, and Tipah, Mississippi. Most of the letters concern agriculture.
Young Matrons Club of Madison, Georgia, records
Youth Services - Director's Office - Annual Reports
Youth Services - Director's Office - Publications
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