This collection is comprised of a single Georgia Revolutionary War Claim, dated 1836. The document is a retrospective account of Matthew St. Clair Clarke's case, in which he demands to be compensated for the extensive damanges to his hosuse and property during the Revolutionary War.

A collection of four financial and legal documents related to the African American settlement of Hamburg, South Carolina.

This collection is comprised of a single ledger used by Harper C. Bryson & Co to document sales, receipts, debts, and general business operations between 1836-1843.

This collection is comprised of a single item: a land grant from the United States of America to Henry M. Bry and John H. Kellam in Ouachita, Louisiana.

This collection is comprised of the papers of the Jenkins family. Collection materials include: correspondence, receipts, financial records, and certificates.

A collection of licences and permits to engage in business as a real estate broker, insurance agency, and to perform the duties of a notary public, issued by the City of Augusta, State of Georgia (and Richmond County) and the National Association of Real Estate Boards for the company and its various members.

This collection is comprised of the single land deed conveying lots of land from John Milledge to Thomas Flournoy.

This material is comprised of one folder of the receipts of Joseph A. Hill. Included are receipts for: insurance, water, saddlery hardware, textbooks, stationery, dry goods, groceries, watch chain, a pricelist for foreign fruits and hermetically sealed goods, school catalogues, and a school commencent program. All materials date to the 1800s.

This collection is comprised of a series of financial and legal documents pertaining to the Katherine Gregg estate. Collection contains land deeds, receipts, and general will and testament information.

Collection includes: slave bills of sale, Georgia land deeds; including Cherokee,  Wilkes, Richmond, Columbia, Greene, Wilkinson, Jefferson, Burke, Screven, Washington, and Early Counties, and cities Augusta and Savannah, South Carolina land deeds; including Edgefield, Granville, Effingham, Barnwell, and Aiken Counties and Beech Island and Newberry District, Georgia Legal Papers, South Carolina Legal Papers, and Confederate and Military Papers

Inspection reports, contracts, bank book, photographs, bills and receipts, articles, rules and regulations of house.

This collection is comprised of a single membership card of the Monumental Association of Augusta, Ga, which according to the card, confers to the holder a share in the property of the monument for the confederate dead of Georgia. On the back of the card are the following hand written notes: "James M. Smythe, slate agent, Augusta Ga Spril 1st, 1873. Received one dollar for one fifth of ticket no 47519." Signed, "Daniel C. Rheney, Burke County Ga."

Collection is comprised of a single scrapbook that details the National Guard's preparaton for a cantoment base in the Augusta area, circa 1914. This book contains information about Augusta's population, climate, location, hospitals and education centers, history, and preparations for the development of the cantonment.

This collection contains Financial & Legal documents related to the Pearce family affairs from 1780-1930. Primarily consists of land & property deeds, intentures, receipts, and tax information. The collection also includes the memoir of Henry C. Roney, which covers the experiences of Roney and North Virginia Soldiers during the Civil War.

A collection of financial & legal documents related to the Pearce family of Augusta, Georgia. Also includes a memoir written by Henry C. Roney.

This collection is comprised of a booklet. The booklet is a report of the Investigating Committee of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, covering the financial and general operations of the Company for December 1874. Published in 1875.

This collection is comprised of a single logbook that documents the journey of the Robert E. Lee Steamboat, the last on the Savannah River. The logbook includes financial information, minutes, and general information about the ship and its history.

This collection contains two property financial documents related to the Rupp family in Richmond County. The documents contain information about property rights, mortages, and general legal documentation related to purchasing the properties.

Papers from the Skinner family, dating from the pre-revolutionary period. Comprised of books, legal documents, family letters, and business papers. The collection comprises of mostly receipts and land deeds/indentures. Includes papers from William Skinner, Charles Skinner, and James Skinner.