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Correspondence of Joseph B. Cumming up to his death in 1983.

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This collection is comprised of a single folder of correspondence related to the dispersal of the estate of Joseph Eve's estate. The collections includes three items of correspondence.

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This collection is comprised of transcribed letters originally written by Julien Cumming, as well as a speech he wrote. Other collection materials include later genealogical research conducted by descendants.

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This collection is comprised of a single letter written by J.W. Call to his wife, Fanny Call, in February, 1865. J.W. Call was a Corporal from South Carolina, and fought for the Confederacy in the 3rd Battalion of South Carolina, also known as the Palmetto Battalion. This letter was sent from Brewton Station, in Southern Alabama, and discusses morale, the food eaten by the soldiers, ad well as a series of poems Call wrote to his wife.

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The G. Lombard Kelly Papers document the medical and administrative career of the last dean and first president of the Medical College of Georgia. It consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, class notebooks, Kelly’s Rabbittown Tales, publications, manuscripts, manuals, and artifacts.

Scope and Contents The Augusta Richmond County Historical Society has a large amount of ephemeral material related to the history of the local area of Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area. The Local history vertical files collection contains information on a range of local organizations, families, and individuals. Most files contain pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, and/or photocopies of historical documents. The collection is no longer being actively added to, but can serve...

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This collection is comprised of a series of miscellaneous letters.

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Material contains correspondence ansd newspaper clippings concerning Georgia Congressman Henry Osborne.

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This collection is comprised of a single folder of miscellaneous Pearce family papers, including correspondence and clippings. Materials are undated, but most likely date to the late 19th century.

Abstract Robert Walton Jr (1894-1987) was born in Augusta, Georgia on January 22, 1894, the son of Lucy Eleanor Wilson Walton and Robert Walton. He entered the United States Army at the age of 23 in 1917. He received his initial training at Camp Gordon (Atlanta), and was ultimately commissioned a Second Lieutenant on August 15, 1917 in the infantry of the 82nd "All American" Division. He was promoted to First Lieutenant on December 31, 1917. Camp Gordon was then moved to Augusta, Georgia in...

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Correspondence, reports, newspaper clippings, publications and photographs. Includes some Augusta Arsenal records.

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This collection is comprised of 12 folders of the papers of Samuel Vance Fulkerson. The collection includes correspondence, notes, and military related documents.

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This collection is comprised of genealogy research on the Stark family, as well as some correspondence.

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This collection is comprised of the single letter from Tom Linder, written to R. Allen Elliot of Augusta, GA. The letter appears to be a campaign letter for Linder, during his campaign for Commissioner of Agriculture for the state of Georgia.

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The collection consists of personal correspondence, photographs, and financial records documenting the prominent Walker family of Augusta, Georgia.

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The collection consists of papers of W.H. Fluker from 1906-1926. The papers mainly contain correspondence pertaining to his involvement with the Columbia Mining Company (McDuffie County, Ga.).

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This collection is comprised of materials related to the genealogy research William H. Dumont conducted from 1960-1969, on many Georgia families. The materials include correspondence, photocopies of primary sources, research notes, and handwritten family trees. William Henry Dumont (1897-1970),  was a certified genealogist and editor of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, and researched family geneaolgy focused in Georgia and the Carolinas.

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Letters, his law cases, and personal correspondence.

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This collection is comprised of a single letter from William Mahone, 1880, relating the resolutions (enclosed with the letter) of a government committee.