Album of Memories — Book 1

The first volume contains the foundational genealogical chart and memoranda of the FitzSimons family compiled by W. Huger FitzSimons, along with letters, clippings, and ephemera dating from the late nineteenth century into the mid-twentieth.

• P. 1 Frontispiece: epigraph from Browning
• P. 2 Portraits: Christopher and Catherine FitzSimons with their daughter1762–1841
• P. 3 Memorandum of the FitzSimons Family of Charleston, S.C.1762–1841
• P. 4 Memorandum continued — Hampton, Hammond, and Irish relations1788–1960
• P. 5 Newspaper clipping: 'DAR Opens New Hunt For FitzSimons Picture'1787–1965
• P. 6 Letter from Judge Henry C. Hammond to Amy, June 14, 1940 (page 1)1781–1940
• P. 7 Letter from Judge Henry C. Hammond to Amy, June 14, 1940 (page 2)1781–1940
• P. 8 Letter from Judge Henry C. Hammond to Amy, June 14, 1940 (page 3 — closing)1825–1940
• P. 9 Letter from Henry C. Hammond to Ellen, March 9, 1932 (page 1)1814–1932
• P. 10 Letter from Henry C. Hammond to Ellen, March 9, 1932 (page 2)1932
• P. 11 Letter from Henry C. Hammond to Ellen, March 9, 1932 (page 3)1932
• P. 12 Letter from Henry C. Hammond to Ellen, March 9, 1932 (page 4 — closing)1932
• P. 13 Letter from Philip Henry Eve to Amy, July 5, 19591834–1959
• P. 14 Letter from Mabel (Mrs. Waveland S. FitzSimons) to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 1)1782–1960
• P. 15 Letter from Mabel to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 2)1752–1858
• P. 16 Letter from Mabel to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 3)1818–1866
• P. 17 Letter from Mabel to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 4 — closing)1960
• P. 18 Newspaper clipping on the Col. William Rhett house, with typescript memorandum on the FitzSimons emigrant1712–1961
• P. 19 Typewritten memorandum by W. Huger FitzSimons on the emigrant Christopher FitzSimons (page 1)1762–1788
• P. 20 Typewritten memorandum by W. Huger FitzSimons, continued — burial places and Christopher FitzSimons (2nd) and (3rd) (page 2)1873–1952
• P. 21 Letter from J. F. Stokes (St. Patrick's, Dundalk) to Mrs. J. P. Walker, June 5, 19441762–1944
• P. 22 Envelope from M. T. FitzSimons (Charleston) to Mrs. Walker, March 16, 1960; with typescript page 3 of Kit FitzSimons's record1780–1960
• P. 23 Typewritten notes on FitzSimons-Alston, with O'Callaghan-FitzSimons monument transcription and family lines1744–1886
• P. 24 Typescript memorandum (page 4): Pritchard and FitzSimons family notes1772–1837
• P. 25 Typescript memorandum: Theodore Gaillard Barker biography and probate citations1780–1947
• P. 26 Stoney–Gaillard family memorandum and Gaillard descent chart, with two oval portraits1625–1900
• P. 27 Handwritten FitzSimons–Stoney–Gaillard family notes with portrait of the Reverend Nathaniel Bowen1686–1900
• P. 28 Composite page: compiler-annotated envelope of FitzSimons letters, Capt. Samuel G. Stoney portrait with Rutledge's 'Master of Medway' poem, Judge Henry Hammond portrait, Wade Hampton and George LaBruce clippings1923
• P. 29 Newspaper clipping: 'Wade Hampton Ended Rule Of Carpetbaggers' by Anthony Harrigan1876–1878
• P. 30 Letter from Ellen Porcher, Charleston, May 7, 1898, to Aunt Ellen FitzSimons (opening pages)1898
• P. 31 Letter from Charleston, May 7, 1898, 'Dear Ellen' (continued)1898
• P. 32 Letter from Charleston, May 7, 1898, 'Dear Ellen' (final page)1898
• P. 33 Letter, March 11, 'My dear Tom,' from one of the compiler's grandmothers1880s-1890s
• P. 34 Letter fragment, continuation: 'he is of course much dispirited' — spring planting, family visits, drive to Mr. Barnwell's1880s-1890s
• P. 35 Letter fragment — wartime news from Vicksburg, with reference to Lee and Johnston1863
• P. 36 Letter fragment from Argyle, June — birthday letter to a sister (Sissy)1860–1880
• P. 37 Letter from Mulberry, Sunday April 18, 1880, to 'Dear Kate' (start), with continuation of an earlier letter1880
• P. 38 Letter from Mulberry, April 18, 1880, to 'Dear Kate' (continued), with continuation of the earlier letter1880
• P. 39 Handwritten letter from Kate, continued — on Pinger's education and a 'Standard' children's book1860–1880
• P. 40 Handwritten letter from Kate, conclusion — and beginning of another letter on the same spread1860–1880
• P. 41 Letter from Gippy to 'My dear Susan,' April 21st — grieving a lost son1860
• P. 42 Letter from E. P. FitzSimons (Elizabeth Porcher FitzSimons née Stoney) to her daughter-in-law Susan — closing, with thanks for raising the grandchildren and travel plans
• P. 43 Two letter fragments: continuation of a letter on the plantation, and the opening of Aunt Ellen FitzSimons's letter to her mother, March 4th
• P. 44 Letter from Aunt Ellen FitzSimons to her mother (continuation, undated)
• P. 45 Album leaf with Rogers and Barker family records, photograph of Nathalie Ferguson (1891), and three envelopes (closed)1709–1891
• P. 46 Album leaf with Rogers and Barker family records — middle envelope opened1749–1891
• P. 47 Account of Grandmother's last illness, July 17th (page 1)1858-07-17/1858-08
• P. 48 Account of Grandmother's last illness, continuation through July 18 (page 2)1858-07-17/1858-07-18
• P. 49 Account of Grandmother's last illness, continuation (page 3)1858-07-18
• P. 50 Account of Grandmother's last illness, continuation (page 4)1858-07-18
• P. 51 Account of Grandmother's last illness, continuation through Sunday 25th (page 5)1858-07-18/1858-07-25
• P. 52 Account of Grandmother's last illness, continuation through Sunday 31st (page 6)1858
• P. 53 Account of Grandmother's last illness, conclusion through Sunday 8th (page 7)1858
• P. 54 Pencilled docket on folded letter: 'Letter telling of last illness of Henrietta Catherine Gaillard'1858
• P. 55 Manuscript copy of 'All Quiet Along the Potomac' (page 1)
• P. 56 Manuscript copy of 'All Quiet Along the Potomac' (page 2)
• P. 57 Letter on Christian charity and almsgiving (page 1 of 4) — Charleston, Oct 9, 1851, Samuel G. Barker to his daughter Susan Barker FitzSimons1851
• P. 58 Letter on Christian charity and almsgiving (page 2 of 4) — conformity to the will of the Creator; the duty of benevolence1851
• P. 59 Letter on Christian charity and almsgiving (page 3 of 4) — Christian Prudence; the evils of systematic alms giving
• P. 60 Letter on Christian charity and almsgiving (page 4 of 4) — self-denial, the living temple, and signature 'Your Aff't father Sam'l Barker'
• P. 61 Letter from Ellen Milliken Barker to her daughter Susan Barker FitzSimons, Boston, 21 February 1858 (page 1)1858
• P. 62 Letter from Ellen Milliken Barker to Susan Barker FitzSimons, 21 February 1858 (page 2)1858
• P. 63 Letter from Ellen Milliken Barker to Susan Barker FitzSimons, 21 February 1858 (page 3)1858
• P. 64 Letter from Samuel G. Barker, Charleston, Sept. 27, 1857, to Susan Milliken Barker, on the illness of their grandfather Thomas Milliken (recto)1858
• P. 65 Letter from Charleston, Sept. 27, 1857, continued (verso)1857
• P. 66 Manuscript copy of 'In Memoriam: Albert Sidney Johnstone' (page 1)1862–1871
• P. 67 Manuscript copy of 'In Memoriam: Albert Sidney Johnstone' (page 2)1862–1871
• P. 68 Manuscript copy of 'In Memoriam: Albert Sidney Johnstone' (page 3, with provenance and date)1862–1871
• P. 69 Letter from Sam'l G. Barker to 'Lyd' (Lydia C. Gaillard), Charleston, February 24, 1855 — marriage settlement trusts1855-02-24
• P. 70 Address fold of Sam'l G. Barker letter — 'To Miss Lydia C. Gaillard, Rocks'1855-02-24
• P. 71 Cross-hatched handwritten letter, page 1 (datelined 'The Barrows')
• P. 72 Cross-hatched handwritten letter, page 21860–1880
• P. 73 Typescript extract from 'Life of Dr. W. S. Halstead': letter from Millwood, December 29, 18551855
• P. 74 Handwritten letter, undated — domestic news with Mrs. Walpole, candles, soap, and Peter's stolen shirts (continued)
• P. 75 Handwritten letter, undated — Peter's stolen shirts and the Yankees (conclusion)
• P. 76 Handwritten extract from Blackwood's Magazine, August 1858, p. 219 — on Hugh Miller and the literary man1858
• P. 77 Handwritten extract from Blackwood's Magazine, August 1858 (continued) — on the literary man and Home1858
• P. 78 Letter from Rev. James Warley Miles to Samuel Gaillard Barker on Shelley's Prometheus Unbound (page 1 of 4)1850–1860
• P. 79 Letter from Rev. James Warley Miles to Samuel Gaillard Barker on Shelley's Prometheus Unbound (page 2 of 4)1850–1860
• P. 80 Letter from Rev. James Warley Miles to Samuel Gaillard Barker on Shelley's Prometheus Unbound (page 3 of 4)1850–1860
• P. 81 Letter from Rev. James Warley Miles to Samuel Gaillard Barker on Shelley's Prometheus Unbound (page 4 of 4 — signed and addressed)1850–1860
• P. 82 Folded letter sheet showing the address panel — Mr. Samuel G. Barker, Charleston, S.C.1850–1860
• P. 83 Handwritten letter, 'Dear Saul,' undated — on the boat, the sale of negroes, and the parish in 'these hot times' (page 1)
• P. 84 Continuation of letter to Saul, 30th Jan'y 1857 — closing and orders list, signed T. Gourdin1857
• P. 85 Letter from Pinopolis, September 9, 1862 — war news, wounded relatives (page 1)1862
• P. 86 Letter from Pinopolis, September 9, 1862 — continued (page 2)1862
• P. 87 Torn letter fragment, July 16, 1862 — Civil War news from Virginia (page 1)1862
• P. 88 Torn letter fragment, c. July 1862 — domestic news, family routine (continued)1862
• P. 89 Pencil note: 'Lichia Simons gave me this copy and send back'
• P. 90 Lime Spring Plantation letterhead: list of children with birth and death dates1825–1884
• P. 91 Cross-written letter, 'Dear Sir,' Walhalla, 30 July (page 1)
• P. 92 Cross-written letter, continuation (page 2)
• P. 93 Letter from Walhalla, 1 June 1864 (page 1)1864
• P. 94 Letter, 'Walhalla June' (page 2)1864–1864
• P. 95 Cross-written handwritten letter from Charleston
• P. 96 Handwritten letter (continuation page)1864
• P. 97 Cross-written handwritten letter from Walhalla, 25 June—
• P. 98 Handwritten letter (continuation page) — on Henry's death and family news1864
• P. 99 Handwritten letter, mid-page narrative on a country visit and Sunday sermon
• P. 100 Handwritten letter, continued — household news, Aunt Kate, hope of European intervention vs. Seward1861–1862
• P. 101 Handwritten letter from Walhalla, addressed 'Dear William,' beginning page1860s–1870s
• P. 102 Handwritten letter, continued — Kate's dyspepsia, death of Bev'y Means, John Bratton wounded, refugees and visitors at Walhalla1861–1865
• P. 103 Handwritten letter, continued — life at the Walhalla hotel, the Supper Bell, omnibus from the depot, plans for the Photograph of the Sea
• P. 104 Closing leaf of the Walhalla letter to William, signed E B — 'God protect you all from these wicked people'1861–1865
• P. 105 Letter from Walhalla, July 7th 1862, page 11862
• P. 106 Letter dated Wednesday July 7th 1862, page 21862
• P. 107 Letter dated Wednesday July 7th 1862, page 31862
• P. 108 Letter dated Wednesday July 7th 1862, page 41862
• P. 109 Handwritten letter from Greenville, 30 Sep 1863 (page 1)1863
• P. 110 Handwritten letter from Greenville (page 2)1862–1864
• P. 111 Handwritten letter from Charleston, Sep 15th (page 1)1861–1865
• P. 112 Handwritten letter (page 2), heavily stained — Mama to her daughter1861–1865
• P. 113 Marriage notice: Peter Gaillard to Henrietta C. Barker, Feb. 8, 18411841
• P. 114 Handwritten letter, mid-page continuation1861–1865
• P. 115 Handwritten letter from Greenville, dated 16 July 1863, 'Dear Sir' (page 1)1863
• P. 116 Folded letter wrapper with pencilled identifying note, signed A.F.W.1840–1855
• P. 117 Letter from Ellen Milliken Barker to her daughter Susan, 'Dear Susan,' signed E.B.1840–1855
• P. 118 Handwritten letter fragment, 'Dear Sis,' on Theodore's note and Thomas's death
• P. 119 Handwritten letter fragments, close of one letter signed E.B. and opening of another
• P. 120 Pencilled transcript of a marriage notice: Sanford N. Barker and Christiana Constantia Porcher1835
• P. 121 Newspaper page: 'First Irish Name Map Came Out of the —' article and St. Patrick's Day advertisements
• P. 122 Newspaper feature: 'Great Names of the Irish' map of Ireland (The Washington Post)
• P. 123 Typewritten heraldry sheet on the FitzSimons arms, laid over a hand-colored coat of arms (showing through)
• P. 124 Typescript: FitzSimons heraldry notes (Fox-Davies, Fairbairn)
• P. 125 Color illustration: Fitz Simons coat of arms (crescents and eagle crest)
• P. 126 Ink drawing: Fitz Simons coat of arms (boar crest, crescents)
• P. 127 Photographs: Henrietta Catherine Gaillard Barker, Joseph Sanford Barker, and family
• P. 128 Letter from Buck Hill P.O., Nov. 26, 1895, to Miss H.C. Barker (Kate) — page 11895
• P. 129 Letter from William (Buck Hill P.O., Va., Nov. 26/95) to 'Dear Kate' (page 2 — 'Miss Grundy' and the late Phil)1895
• P. 130 Letter from Buck Hill P.O., Va., Nov. 26/95, to 'Dear Kate' (page 3 — closing, signed William)1895
• P. 131 Album leaf with handwritten Barker, Gaillard, and Cordes family records1549–1958
• P. 132 Album leaf with Barker family blueprint genealogy and seven portrait photographs1576–1917
• P. 133 Album leaf with Barker family portraits, Brookland house photograph, Washington Race Course card, Tradd Street home, and clippings on Major Theodore G. Barker1807–1917
• P. 134 Newspaper clipping: obituary of Maj. Theodore G. Barker1832–1917
• P. 135 Newspaper clippings: Academy of Music advertisement, lodge and tax notices, and Petrograd dispatch1917
• P. 136 Handwritten letter: 'Sunday' — recollections of Mother's last illness (page 1)1874
• P. 137 Handwritten letter: recollections of Mother's last illness (pages 2-3)1874
• P. 138 Handwritten letter: recollections of Mother's last illness (pages 4-5)1874
• P. 139 Letter describing Mother's last illness, pages 6 and 71874
• P. 140 Letter describing Mother's last illness, pages 8 and 9
• P. 141 Letter describing Mother's last illness, pages 10 and 11
• P. 142 End of letter on Mother's last illness (page 12); start of new letter dated Thursday June 12 18741874
• P. 143 Letter on Mother's last illness, pages 2–3 (continuation)1874
• P. 144 Letter on Mother's last illness, pages 4–5 (continuation)1874
• P. 145 Letter recounting Mother's last illness and death (continued)1874
• P. 146 Letter recounting Mother's last illness and death (page 8); Tody's 'glorified look' and the Sunday after dinner1874
• P. 147 Letter recounting Mother's last hours and farewells to the family at her bedside1874
• P. 148 End of letter on Mother's death; new letter dated Wednesday 17th June1874
• P. 149 Letter (continuation): Thomas's tenderness toward Tody; the coffin in the room1874
• P. 150 Letter (continuation): Aunt Ellen as confidante; Mrs. Young's visit; Mr. Henry Gourdin's wine; Mrs. Charles Lowndes's death1874
• P. 151 Handwritten letter (continuation) and second letter dated Saturday June 20, 18741874
• P. 152 Handwritten letter (continuation): the last telegram, Mother's prayer book, the funeral hymn1874
• P. 153 Handwritten letter (continuation): visitors, the church service, and flowers at the funeral1874
• P. 154 Handwritten letter, continuation: 'persons what a perfect type of the end of such a life'1874
• P. 155 Handwritten letter, continuation: closing 'Yours Ellen' and a new section 'Tuesday — dear Sis' (1874 Mother's-death cluster)
• P. 156 Handwritten letter, continuation: 'wise purpose & as she knew your love for her'1874
• P. 157 End of one letter; new letter dated 'Charleston / Monday / June 22[nd]', 18741874
• P. 158 Handwritten letter, continuation: 'to say while Mother was ill — I must write to Susan today'1874
• P. 159 Handwritten letter, continuation: 'us — I put aside these thoughts as they come', closing with a verse1874
• P. 160 Theodore G. Barker biographical note, with photographs of Wade Hampton, an envelope, and a Backward Glances clipping1860–1932
• P. 161 Printed form: 'Statistics of Hampton's Legion (Infantry), Organized June 1861', filled in by hand1861–1865
• P. 162 Letter from Gaillard S. FitzSimons to Major Theodore G. Barker, April 26, 1909 (page 1)1909
• P. 163 Letter from Gaillard S. FitzSimons to Major Theodore G. Barker, April 26, 1909 (page 2)1909
• P. 164 Christmas card front: Nativity scene by William Glashy
• P. 165 Christmas card interior: handwritten note signed Mary Fuller Hall
• P. 166 Christmas card front: photograph 'Tipperary Foxhounds at Cashel'
• P. 167 Christmas card interior: 'Tipperary Foxhounds at Cashel' caption and printed greeting with signatures
• P. 168 Photograph collage: scenes at Brookland, with obituary of Ellen Barker and photographs of Charleston gates1885–1957
• P. 169 Photograph collage with portraits of Barker family members, envelope, and Court of Common Pleas summons (Barker v. FitzSimons et al.)ca. 1880–1904
• P. 170 Asheville City Schools monthly report card for Ellen Barker, 8th grade
• P. 171 Resolution of the Board of Directors, Columbia & Greenville Railroad Company, on the resignation of Thomas M. Barker (Feb. 24, 1883)1883
• P. 172 Legal complaint, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., page 1 (opening paragraphs)1877–1889
• P. 173 Legal complaint, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., page 2 (paragraphs 5–8)1867–1889
• P. 174 Legal complaint, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., paragraphs 9–10 (1890)1881–1890
• P. 175 Legal complaint, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., paragraphs 11–12 (1890)1888–1890
• P. 176 Legal complaint, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., paragraphs 12 (close)–14 (1890)1888–1890
• P. 177 Legal complaint, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., paragraph 15 and verification (15 July 1890)1890
• P. 178 Copy Summons for Relief, Barker v. FitzSimons et al., 15 July 18901890
• P. 179 Letter, Theodore G. Barker to his niece Ellen Barker, Charleston, June 10, 1904 — opening (right leaf) and close (left leaf, page 4 of the same bifolium)1904
• P. 180 Letter, Theodore G. Barker to his niece Ellen Barker, Charleston, June 10, 1904 — middle pages 2 and 3 (continuation)1904
• P. 181 Letter, Theodore G. Barker to his niece Ellen Barker, Charleston, May 30, 1900 — opening (right leaf) and close (left leaf, page 4 of the same bifolium)1900
• P. 182 Letter, Theodore G. Barker to his niece Ellen Barker, Charleston, May 30, 1900 — middle pages 2 and 3 (continuation, with long P.S.)1900
• P. 183 Letter to Mrs. Sam Barker, addressed envelope to Mrs. J. P. Walker, and Asheville newspaper clipping 'School Days Are Over' (Montford School faculty group photograph)
• P. 184 Barker Coat of Arms (typescript with engraved arms)
• P. 185 Typescript: Major Theodore G. Barker, the Jockey Club, and the Charleston Library Society
• P. 186 Typescript fragment: 'The childless widow played her part to the end' — closing of a 'Ruth' / Charleston legend1920–1960
• P. 187 Handwritten letter, continuation: winter dresses, Henrietta Cloth, the Bull Head Alpaca from Kerrison's, and the Reception
• P. 188 Handwritten letter, continuation: dressing in haste, the fans, the visit to 'the Sisters' and Nell's debut in society
• P. 189 Handwritten letter, page 2/3: Saturday evening arrival, Mr. Jett 'dreadfully strange,' Miss Louisa settling in, the Scotch Church on Sunday
• P. 190 Wedding letter to Kate, pages 9–10: arranging the supper table, the reception 'a very Successful affair'
• P. 191 Wedding letter to Kate, page 4 (left); and start of a second letter to Mary, Thursday Nov.
• P. 192 Wedding letter to Kate, pages 11–12: Louisa's lilac & grey silk dress, William ushering, William's beard and plantation
• P. 193 Wedding letter to Kate, pages 5 (right) and 8 (left): Miss Louisa flees to the garden with Tody, the Reception day, callers Mr. Simonton and Gen. Conner
• P. 194 Wedding letter to Kate, pages 6–7: 'Had Tody been waiting?', Sunday at Church, Mary's & T.G.B.'s mock argument, Monday's preparations and Theodore in the garden
• P. 195 Wedding letter to Kate, continuation: parasol gift; calling 'Louisa'; William and the plantation; the Alpaca suit1870s–1880s
• P. 196 Wedding letter to Kate, continuation: Auntie; Uncle John; the bonnet & net veil; William's singing; Harriett Crafts in black silk; kisses for Sis & Cate1870s–1880s
• P. 197 Letter from Mulberry, Thursday, to 'Dear Tho.' — page 1
• P. 198 Letter from Mulberry, Thursday, to 'Dear Tho.' — page 2
• P. 199 Letter from Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 1)1872
• P. 200 Letter from Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 2)1872
• P. 201 Letter from Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 3)1872
• P. 202 Letter from Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 4, signed E.P.)1872
• P. 203 Letter from Charleston, December 16, 1877 (page 1)1877
• P. 204 Letter from Charleston, December 16, 1877 (continuation)1877
• P. 205 Continuation of December 1877 letter, and start of letter from Charleston, November 22, 18761876–1877
• P. 206 Continuation of letter from Charleston, November 22, 18761876
• P. 207 Letter continuation, page 2 (Theodore, Christie, Fanny, Lucy's wedding)1876
• P. 208 Letter continuation (wedding cake, Florida honeymoon, Broad St., Huger's family)1876
• P. 209 Letter from Aunt Ellen, Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 4)1872
• P. 210 Letter from Aunt Ellen, Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 5)1872
• P. 211 Letter from Aunt Ellen, Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 3)1872
• P. 212 Letter from Aunt Ellen, Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 6, closing)1872
• P. 213 Envelope of Milliken tombstone inscriptions; protested promissory note, 18331833
• P. 214 Envelope: Milliken tombstone inscriptions; folded Notary Protest (1833)1833
• P. 215 Notary Protest by William Edward Hayne, Charleston, November 4, 1833 (interior)1833
• P. 216 Notary Protest, back panel: endorsement to Bernard E. Bee and Thomas Milliken signature1833
• P. 217 Notary Protest by William Edward Hayne, Charleston, November 4, 1833 (full sheet)1833
• P. 218 Notary Protest, back panel: endorsement to Bernard E. Bee and Thomas Milliken signature (second view)1833
• P. 219 Mulberry Castle: typescript memorandum (Apr 5 1959) on the Broughton-Milliken-Barker descent of the plantation1714–1959
• P. 220 Handwritten Milliken family tree notes (Thomas Milliken and descendants)1760–1889
• P. 221 Handwritten list of Milliken children with birth and death dates1805–1889
• P. 222 Handwritten memorandum on Thomas Milliken of Charleston and his children (page 1)1805–1889
• P. 223 Handwritten memorandum on Eleanor Milliken and infant children, with a personal note (page 2)1808–1844
• P. 224 Letter continuation: tombstone inscriptions for Susanna and Edward Milliken1808
• P. 225 Blank page with pencil arithmetic
• P. 226 Handwritten Milliken family narrative with silhouette, concert ticket, and Thomas Milliken portrait1702–1849
• P. 227 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, postmarked Columbia, S.C., May 3, 19621962
• P. 228 Letter from Mrs. Charles Franklin Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (page 1)1962
• P. 229 Letter from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (continuation page)1962
• P. 230 Letter from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (continuation page with letterhead)1962
• P. 231 Letter from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (closing page)1962
• P. 232 Cover note from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, undated1962
• P. 233 Mulberry Plantation: brochure, family anecdote, and inventory of related letters1714–1923
• P. 234 Typescript: Rose P. Ravenel reminiscence of Mulberry Plantation (conclusion), Aug. 1, 19231923
• P. 235 Letter (copy) from W. Huger FitzSimons to Sam, Sept. 3, 1917, on Atlantic Coast Line Railroad letterhead1917
• P. 236 Letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to 'Sister,' Sept. 8, 1917, on Atlantic Coast Line Railroad letterhead1917–1918
• P. 237 Theodore G. Barker to Ellen M. FitzSimons on the Milliken estate (page 1)1880–1900
• P. 238 Theodore G. Barker to Ellen M. FitzSimons on the Milliken estate (page 2)1880–1900
• P. 239 Theodore Gaillard Barker biographical sketch (continued from p. 240) with carte de visite of Edward R. McAlister1832–1917
• P. 240 Theodore Gaillard Barker biographical sketch (revealed); carte de visite of Edward P. Milliken1832–1917
• P. 241 Indenture, W. Huger FitzSimons & William R.W. Howe (executors of Theodore G. Barker) to Robert E. Stepp (Henderson County, NC) — page 11918
• P. 242 Indenture, W. Huger FitzSimons & William R.W. Howe to Robert E. Stepp (Henderson County, NC) — page 2 with notarial acknowledgments1918
• P. 243 Clerk of Superior Court certificate of registration (verso of indenture) — page 31918
• P. 244 Typescript reminiscence: childhood visits to Mulberry Plantation — the Millikens, Mrs. Barker, and Mr. Tom Broughton's ghost1920–1935
• P. 245 Verso of the 1918 indenture — folded back of document, with pencil endorsement (January 21, 1918)1918
• P. 246 Envelope/wrapper with compiler's caption: letters of Ellen Barker Porcher1860–1866
• P. 247 Compiler's note on Mrs. J. Pickens Walker letterhead — letters of Aunt Ellen Porcher (page 1)1860–1866
• P. 248 Compiler's note (continued): Charleston Courier obituary citation, May 19, 18661866
• P. 249 Typed letter transcript (page 2) — Aunt Ellen Porcher on the children's antics: Sam's jokes, Sea's first words, Theo's attachments1860–1861
• P. 250 Typed letter fragment (closing) — Theo defends his Papa1860–1870
• P. 251 Closing fragment of handwritten letter from Ellen — Hector and 'Daddy Hicry'1850–1900
• P. 252 Letter from Wade Hampton to Maj. T. G. Barker, Millwood, May 8, 1896 (page 1)1896–1896
• P. 253 Letter from Wade Hampton to Maj. T. G. Barker, Millwood, May 8, 1896 (page 2, signed)1896–1896
• P. 254 Letter from Sullivan's Island, July 5, 1853 — page 1 (to 'My dear Mollie')1853–1853
• P. 255 Letter from Sullivan's Island, July 5, 1853 — page 2 (Moultrie House, cottage furnishings, Claudian)1853–1853
• P. 256 Letter from Sullivan's Island, July 5, 1853 — page 3 (Mrs. Motte Pringle, Moultrie House under Nickerson, private theatricals of 'The School for Scandal', Mrs. Aiken's entertainments)1853–1853
• P. 257 Letter from Sullivan's Island, July 5, 1853 — page 4 (Mrs. Aiken's parties, Dr. Hayne, Willie Lowndes, Dr. Hyatt's sermon, Mr. Petigru)1853–1853
• P. 258 Letter from Sullivan's Island, July 5, 1853 — page 5 (Mrs. King, Pinck & Ben, Cypress Pond, Mrs. H. White, Ann Gourdin, Mrs. Gregg at Graniteville, Eliza, Geraldine Giddings & Dr. Lamb)1853
• P. 259 Closing page of a letter signed 'Sis A.' — family news from Summerville1853
• P. 260 Typed letter from White Hall, December 11, 1860 — 'Dear Mother'1860
• P. 261 Manuscript letter — account of a sister's death at the Island, July 291850–1880
• P. 262 Manuscript letter — account of Mrs. Milliken's final illness and death; to her daughter Mollie1850–1880
• P. 263 Letter continuation: Mrs. Milliken's last words to her daughter Mollie1850–1880
• P. 264 Typed letter from Ellen at White Hall, December 16, 1860 — page 1 (to 'Dear Sis')1860
• P. 265 Typed letter from Ellen at White Hall, December 16, 1860 — page 21860–1860
• P. 266 Typed letter fragment continued — Bru' Rabbit and Bru' Wolf game; signed 'Yours aff Ellen'1860–1861
• P. 267 Two typed letters from Aunt Ellen at White Hall — January 3, 1861 (complete) and January 13, 1861 (page 1)1861–1861
• P. 268 Typed letter from Ellen at White Hall, January 13, 1861 — page 21861–1861
• P. 269 Typed letter (continuation) signed Ellen, and start of new letter from White Hall, January 20, 18611861–1861
• P. 270 Typed letter (continuation) from White Hall, January 1861: the children at home1861
• P. 271 Family genealogical chart: Dr. Christopher FitzSimons and Susan Milliken Barker, with portraits1826–1920
• P. 272 Two family group photographs of Susan Milliken Barker, widow of Dr. Christopher FitzSimons, with her seven children; with a valentine verse to Dr. FitzSimons and a slip referencing Gen. Wade Hampton1860–1900
• P. 273 Eulogy of Dr. Christopher FitzSimons by T.G.B. — continued ('from Revolution to Revolution marked the Carolina gentleman')1866–1866
• P. 274 Manuscript obituary of Dr. Christopher FitzSimons by T.G.B. — continued (lower halves of facing leaves)1866–1866
• P. 275 Cover or header sheet: 'W. H. & T. G. B. / Gen Hampton'1866–1866
• P. 276 Obituary of Dr. Christopher FitzSimons by T.G.B. — opening leaf1866–1866
• P. 277 Eulogy of Dr. Christopher FitzSimons by T.G.B. — continued (two-page spread, bottom strip)1866–1866
• P. 278 Close of T.G.B.'s obituary of Dr. Christopher FitzSimons; opening of a second letter ('poor Kit FitzSimons')1866–1866
• P. 279 Handwritten family-history notes on Christopher FitzSimons; Pinopolis antiques exhibit clipping1797–1962
• P. 280 Letter from Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons to Amy FitzSimons Walker, Hendersonville, NC, Aug 8, 1944 (continued); three photographs (the Mills River home, Grannie F.S., Ellen 'Ellie' Mrs. F.M. FitzSimons)1866–1944
• P. 281 Tom Osborne family photo; deed (Theodore L. King to Susan M. FitzSimons); 'Grannie FitzSimons' portrait; two envelope labels1876–1920
• P. 282 Letter from T. E. Osborne to Miss Ellen M. FitzSimons (Horse Shoe, NC, 24 July 1945)1945
• P. 283 Letter from Susan M. FitzSimons to Mr. Osborne (Columbia, October 22nd) — page 1: news of Gaillie's recovery1880–1895
• P. 284 Letter from Susan M. FitzSimons to Mr. Osborne — page 2 (Gaillie's slow walking; bedding; old stove for sale)1880–1895
• P. 285 Letter from Susan M. FitzSimons to Mr. Osborne — page 3 (sale of stove & pans; advice on the cow and calves; corn money)1880–1895
• P. 286 Letter from Susan M. FitzSimons to Mr. Osborne — page 4 and signature 'Susan M. FitzSimons'1880–1895
• P. 287 Typed letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to his sister Ellen, 5 November 1918 (Mills River Farm; Mr Osborne; visit to Gaillie)1918
• P. 288 Typed letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to Mr Thomas E. Osborne, 12 September 1918 (terms for sale of Mills River Farm)1917–1918
• P. 289 Verso of Theodore L. Kinsey to Susan M. FitzSimons warranty deed (1876) — Georgia notarial acknowledgment1876–1876
• P. 290 Warranty Deed, Theodore L. Kinsey to Susan M. FitzSimons (Henderson County, NC, 24 February 1876)1866–1876
• P. 291 Service program cover — Recognition and Investiture of the Rt. Rev. Christopher FitzSimons Allison as Twelfth Bishop of South Carolina (2 January 1982)1982
• P. 292 Service program — Participants list, Bishop Allison investiture (1982)1982–1982
• P. 293 Newspaper feature — 'The Incredible Story of Ruth Lowndes and Mr. Simmons' by Margaret Rhett Taylor (29 January 1956)1956–1956
• P. 294 Allison Invested As Bishop Of S.C. — newspaper article with photographs1982
• P. 295 Allison Continued From Page 1-A — newspaper continuation with weather column and real estate ad1982–1982
• P. 296 Investiture program — opening pages with music and welcome1982–1982
• P. 297 Investiture program — Old 100th Psalm hymn and petition of the new Bishop1982–1982
• P. 298 Order of service — Litany of Intercession (pages 4–5)1982–1982
• P. 299 Order of service — Hymn at the Procession and Prayers1980–1990
• P. 300 Order of service — The Sermon, Nicene Creed, and Investiture1980–1990
• P. 301 Order of service — The Seating and The Holy Communion1980–1990
• P. 302 Order of service — Sanctus, Consecration, and Communion of the People1980–1990
• P. 303 Order of service — Final Blessing, Procession, and Recessional1980–1990
• P. 304 Christopher 'Kit' FitzSimons photographs and 1925 obituary; Allison Ph.D. notice1870–1925
• P. 305 Jubilate Deo front page — Dr. Allison to be coadjutor; Calvary Church to host convention1980
• P. 306 Jubilate Deo page B — ECW News, Sounds of Joy, Ventures, From Dr. Allison To The Diocese1980
• P. 307 Newspaper clippings — Search for lost pilot, Bell-Ans advertisement, real estate, and movie cast1920–1930
• P. 308 Christopher FitzSimmons 'Kit' (4th in the line) obituary — cottonseed-oil pioneer of Columbia, S.C.1925
• P. 309 Newspaper clipping: 'Allison Back After Getting Oxford Ph.D.; Notes Justification Doctrine' (Dr. C. FitzSimons Allison)1954–1958
• P. 310 Close-up of a typed obituary fragment: 'sleeper now at rest under the live-oaks at Magnolia'1900–1950
• P. 311 Family page: photographs and genealogy of Christopher FitzSimons Jr. 'Kit' and Frances Motte Huger, with descendants1856–1958
• P. 312 Album page: family photographs of Samuel G. FitzSimons and the Charlotte Military Academy boy, with note on letter from Ellie's Dad1870–1930
• P. 313 Letter, 32 Broad St., Charleston, S.C., Oct. 23, 1930 — opening leaf (Walter B. Hammond to Miss Ellen K. FitzSimons, condolence on death of S. G. FitzSimons)1930–1930
• P. 314 Closing page of letter of condolence to Miss Ellen K. FitzSimons, signed Walter B. Hammond1900–1930
• P. 315 Ellen M. FitzSimons to her brother Sam, on Library Society letterhead, Aug. 28, 1927 (page 1)1927
• P. 316 Ellen M. FitzSimons to her brother Sam, Aug. 28, 1927 (page 2), signed Affec. E. M. F.1927
• P. 317 Three black-and-white photographs of Mount Hope plantation house1930–1960
• P. 318 Magazine article 'Boyhood in a Ricefield' by Archibald Rutledge with mailing envelope from Mrs. Albert Simons1959
• P. 319 Letter from Mrs. Albert Simons (Harriott Stoney) to Amy, 6 March 19591959
• P. 320 Newspaper clipping: continuation of 'Bishop' article on C. FitzSimons Allison consecration, with adjacent column fragments1980
• P. 321 Newspaper clipping: 'Bishop Coadjutor Consecration Ceremony Today' announcing C. FitzSimons Allison's consecration1980
• P. 322 Brochure: '1968 School of Christian Studies' featuring lectures by Rev. C. FitzSimons Allison1968
• P. 323 Newspaper clipping: 'Episcopalian Bishop Consecrated Here' (Charleston Evening Post) with procession photograph1980
• P. 324 Newspaper clipping: 'Episcopal Bishop Ordained' — C. FitzSimons Allison consecrated bishop coadjutor of S.C., with ceremony photograph (News & Courier, Sept. 1980)1980
• P. 325 Newspaper clipping: 'Columbia Native Accepts Post As Lowcountry Bishop-Coadjutor' — announcement of C. FitzSimons Allison's election1980
• P. 326 Magazine article: 'Christopher Fitzsimmons, Sr. — Man Of Vision' by Louise Jones DuBose (South Carolina Magazine)1879–1948
• P. 327 Newspaper feature: 'Apostolic Succession' by Jack Leland1980–1985
• P. 328 Newspaper clipping: '...Bishop' (continued), naming the co-consecrators of Dr. Allison1980–1985
• P. 329 Letter from Harriott Stoney Simons to Amy, 6 March 1959 — second sheet (signature page)1959
• P. 330 Hand-drawn family-tree sketch enclosed with the Harriott Stoney Simons letter: Stoney – FitzSimons – Vaux – Whitford1959
• P. 331 Newspaper article: 'Dr. Allison Named Bishop Coadjutor' by Peter M. Gentile1980–1982
• P. 332 Newspaper clipping: '...Dr. Allison' (continued) — biographical particulars1980–1982
• P. 333 Newspaper clippings: 'Future Looks Bright To Church Officials' and political sidebars1980
• P. 334 Newspaper clipping: 'Church' (continued) — Bishop Allin and Bishop Allison on the future of the Episcopal Church1980–1982
• P. 335 Newspaper clipping: 'Dr. Allison Accepts Post Of Bishop Coadjutor'1980–1982
• P. 336 Newspaper column 'Apostolic Succession' by Jack Leland1980–1982
• P. 337 Newspaper clippings: 'Episcopalians To Consecrate Bishop' and an unrelated column fragment1980
• P. 338 Newspaper feature: 'Willtown Bluff'1960–1980
• P. 339 Family page: Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons and Mary Ann Perry, with descendants1856–1961
• P. 340 Composite page: wedding invitations, family portraits, envelopes, and descendants of Theodore Barker FitzSimons1917–1969
• P. 341 Engraved wedding announcement: Clara Hamilton Mather to Theodore Barker FitzSimons, 19211921
• P. 342 Letter from Theodore (Barker FitzSimons), 'Dear Sister,' 1 October 1918 — opening leaf1918
• P. 343 Letter from Theodore, 1 October 1918 (continued, middle bifolium)1918
• P. 344 Letter from Theodore (Barker FitzSimons), 1 October 1918 — closing leaf, signed 'Theodore'1918
• P. 345 Christmas letter from Clara FitzSimons (Asheville) to Amy, Sunday — opening leaf1950–1970
• P. 346 Christmas letter from Clara FitzSimons to Amy — second leaf1950–1970
• P. 347 Christmas letter from Clara FitzSimons to Amy — conclusion, signed 'Clara'1950–1970
• P. 348 FitzSimons family collage: photographs and clippings of Theodore Barker FitzSimons and his descendants1918–1950
• P. 349 Newspaper clipping: 'Miss FitzSimons And Mr. FitzSimons Wed in Savannah'1947–1950
• P. 350 Pedigree page: Mary Ann FitzSimons and Donald McKay Allston, with photographs and clippings1889–1980
• P. 351 Stedman–Fishburne wedding invitation, St. Philip's Town Tour clipping, and note on the christening of Elizabeth Allston Fishburne1961–1980
• P. 352 Reception card from the Stedman–Fishburne wedding invitation1974
• P. 353 Ordination of Donald Allston Fishburne as Deacon and Priest; Amy Allston McEwan at St. Cecilia Ball1979–1980
• P. 354 'Fishburne ordained' news clipping — full article continued from page 3531979
• P. 355 Cursive letter from Minnie, 'Friday night' — Dearest Sister, page 1 (Christmas plans)1900–1933
• P. 356 Cursive letter from Minnie, 'Friday night' — Dearest Sister, page 2 with signature 'Minnie'1900–1933
• P. 357 Handwritten family record — Robert Hale McEwan Jr. and Amy Allston McEwan: marriages and children1947–1979
• P. 358 Letter from 'Minnie,' Thursday A.M. — Dearest Sister, page 1 (Lucia's X-ray news)1920–1950
• P. 359 Letter from 'Minnie,' Thursday A.M. — Dearest Sister, page 2 (Lucia's news, household plans)1920–1950
• P. 360 Letter from 'Minnie,' Thursday A.M. — closing page 3, signed Minnie (Lucia letter)1920–1950
• P. 361 Wedding clippings & envelopes — Amy Perry Allston's wedding; D. M. Allston Jr. bank-promotion clipping; three envelopes to Mrs. J. P. Walker1943–1962
• P. 362 Wedding invitation — Marie Walton Beckett to Donald McKay Allston III, 29 June 19681968
• P. 363 Typed letter from Horace W. Phillips, Hardeeville, S.C. — Sat. morning, March 14, 19591959
• P. 364 Typed letter to Aunt Amy from a Navy trainee on the eve of 'Bel's' wedding1942–1945
• P. 365 Two children's thank-you notes to Aunt Amy — Henry and Donald, Charleston, November 19601960
• P. 366 Family photo-collage: Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons Jr. line — children, weddings, clippings1931–1959
• P. 367 Obituary of Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons Jr. (1961) with birth announcement and infant photograph of his grandson, Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons IV1961–1962
• P. 368 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Hendersonville, N.C., postmarked Jacksonville, Fla., June 7, 19631963
• P. 369 Cursive letter, 'Friday' — 'Dear Amy' from Mary, on her recent visit and Bo the baby1962–1963
• P. 370 Cursive letter, 'Friday' — continuation: Hudson, Petersburg, Raymond, Minnie, Louisa; signed 'Mary'1962–1963
• P. 371 Cursive letter, 'Tuesday' — 'Dear Mother' from Sam III, opening the Panama City buy-out announcement1962–1963
• P. 372 Cursive letter, 'Tuesday' — continuation: Sam III details the buy-out terms and the $10,000 salary1962–1963
• P. 373 Cursive letter, 'Tuesday' — close: Sam III signs off, moving the week of the 24th, 'Love, Sam'1962–1963
• P. 374 Cursive letter, 'Sunday' — 'Dear Minnie' from Mary forwarding Sam III's buy-out letter (pages 371–373)1962–1963
• P. 375 Cursive letter, 'Sunday' — Mary's continuation to Minnie: Va. trip, Mother & Daddy, Orlando invitation, signed 'Mary'1962–1963
• P. 376 Funeral program for Samuel G. FitzSimons, October 23, 1961, Jacksonville1961
• P. 377 Funeral program for Mrs. Mary Haddon FitzSimons, March 20, 1988, Panama City1988
• P. 378 Oval studio photograph of mother and infant, with envelope listing enclosed Walker/FitzSimons certificates1908–1925
• P. 379 Certificate of Death for James Pickens Walker, Jacksonville, November 19, 19601960
• P. 380 Hand-drawn flag-like composition in pink crayon with five foil stars1930–1960
• P. 381 Homemade Christmas card to 'Gam and Puck' from Puck1930–1960
• P. 382 Five-foil-star arrangement on cream page, companion to page 3801930–1960
• P. 383 Holly-bordered Christmas card with return address of Puck Corbell, Portsmouth, Va.1940–1960
• P. 384 City of Charleston Return of a Birth — Amy Perry FitzSimons, Feb. 4, 1888 (certified copy issued 1950)1888–1950
• P. 385 Envelope from Wood Grove Farm, Jersey, Va., addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville, Florida1940
• P. 386 Marriage certification by Thomas Perry Baker — Amy Perry FitzSimons and James Pickens Walker, Oct. 20, 19081908
• P. 387 Envelope from Wood Grove Farm, postmarked Sept. 12, 1940, to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville1940
• P. 388 Letter from Thomas Perry Baker to Amy Walker, Sept. 10, 1940 (page 1)1940
• P. 389 Letter from Thomas Perry Baker to Amy Walker, Sept. 10, 1940 (page 2)1940
• P. 390 Letter from Thomas Perry Baker to Amy Walker, Sept. 10, 1940 (page 3, closing)1940
• P. 391 Envelope addressed to Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville, Florida1940–1960
• P. 392 Composite family page: Amy Perry FitzSimons and James Pickens Walker with their four children and grandchildren1888–1973
• P. 393 Three Walker siblings: high-school graduation portraits with families and grandchildren, 1928–19781928–1978
• P. 394 Genealogy worksheet: descendants of Theodore Barker FitzSimons and Clara Mather, 1890–19571890–1957
• P. 395 Genealogy worksheet: descendants of Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons 2nd and Mary Haddon, 1904–19611904–1961
• P. 396 Genealogy worksheet: Mary Ann FitzSimons and Donald McKay Allston with their daughter Amy Perry Allston Fishburne, 1884–19511884–1951
• P. 397 Genealogy worksheet (continued): Amarinthia Theodora Allston and Donald McKay Allston Jr., 1923–19571923–1957
• P. 398 Genealogy worksheet: children of Amy J. Walker and James Pickens Walker — J. P. Walker Jr. and Emma Dee Walker Corbell, 1912–19691912–1969
• P. 399 Family record sheet (verso of p398): Mary Ann Walker and Oswald Beverly McEwan with children1918–1975
• P. 400 Photograph collage: McEwan, Walker, and Corkell family snapshots with the McEwan wedding clipping1940–1953
• P. 401 Album page: J. Pickens Walker Jr. obituary, McEwan birth-certificate envelope, McEwan/Bleam wedding invitation, Walker/Knight invitation envelope, and 'Pantry Shelf' clipping on the Greens1941–1970
• P. 402 'The Pantry Shelf' feature on Nancy and Ted Green with recipes1969
• P. 403 Charleston, S.C. Department of Health 'Return of a Birth' — Amy FitzSimons Walker (Buzzie), March 20, 19101910–1940
• P. 404 Engraved wedding invitation: Ann Seymour Knight to James Pickens Walker Jr., June 26, 19411941
• P. 405 Reception card: Florida Yacht Club, accompanying the Knight–Walker wedding invitation1941
• P. 406 Embossed cover sheet: The University of Florida1965–1970
• P. 407 University of Florida College of Law graduation announcement — Christopher Gaillard McEwan, 19681968
• P. 408 Pan American Bank of Orlando newspaper advertisement, 19771977
• P. 409 Nancy McEwan engagement and wedding clippings, with envelope and photograph, 1965–19681965–1968
• P. 410 Letter from Nancy McEwan to her grandmother, 'Monday February 1, 1965' — page 1 of 21965
• P. 411 Letter from Nancy McEwan to her grandmother, 'Monday February 1, 1965' — page 2 of 21965
• P. 412 Engagement notice 'McEwan-Green' with bridal portrait, 19671967
• P. 413 Wedding photograph and 'Couple Wed In Noon Ceremonies' clipping, Nancy McEwan and Ted Green, February 19681968
• P. 414 Obituaries of Amy FitzSimons Walker (1973) and Mary Ann Walker McEwan (1975), with envelope from Nevers, France1972–1975
• P. 415 French marriage announcement: Dee Corbell and Claude Aimé-Gramond, 19721972
• P. 416 Letter from 'Grannie' to Mary Anne, sending her childhood memories (page 1)1920–1934
• P. 417 Letter from 'Grannie' to Mary Anne, Monday — page 2 (closing)1920–1934
• P. 418 Wedding invitation: Gloria Mercedes Gutierrez and Robert Lawrence Corbell, San Francisco, 19711971
• P. 419 Mock court 'order' naming Christopher Mickler McEwan, Montana 1974; French air-mail envelope for Eric Gramond birth announcement, 19761974–1976
• P. 420 Birth announcement: Eric Gramond, Nevers, France, 19761976
• P. 421 Composite album page: 'Corner Cupboard' clipping (1957), family snapshot, Nancy McEwan honor-roll certificate (June 1959), and envelope to Mary Anne Walker1920s; 1957–1959
• P. 422 Photograph: small child in white dress at porch railing, undated1900–1920
• P. 423 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to Ann Walker, February 26, 19861986
• P. 424 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to Ann Walker, continued (page 2)1986
• P. 425 Photograph: small child on a porch, undated1900–1920
• P. 426 Letter from 'Minnie' to 'little Mary Anne' for her eighth birthday, page 1 (of 3)1926
• P. 427 Letter to 'little Mary Anne' for her eighth birthday, page 3 (closing) — signed 'Minnie'1926
• P. 428 Letter from 'Minnie' to 'little Mary Anne' for her eighth birthday, page 2 (of 3)1926
• P. 429 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to Ann Walker, Sept. 4 1985, page 11985
• P. 430 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to Ann Walker, Sept. 4 1985, page 21985
• P. 431 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to her aunt Ann, September 4, 1985 — page 31985
• P. 432 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to her aunt Ann, September 4, 1985 — page 4 (fragment)1985
• P. 433 Newspaper clipping: 'Carpenter Kills Huge Coral Snake' with photograph of Chris McEwan1957–1965
• P. 434 The Corner Cupboard front page: 'Off to Tosahatchee' — Jim and Bo McEwan with hunting dog Prince, November 14, 19571957
• P. 435 Composite page: child's 'I love you' folded note from Jim, envelope from Columbia Falls, Pan American Bank clipping, and University of Central Florida announcement folder1960–1986
• P. 436 Child's folded note from Jim: 'you are the best mother in the world' — unfolded view1955–1975
• P. 437 Child's letter to 'Maryann' signed 'Dana'1960–1980
• P. 438 University of Central Florida commencement announcement, signed by Nancy Fletcher McEwan, May 19861986
• P. 439 Newspaper page: 'Water Key To Progress In South' and 'Soil Testing Program Is Paying Off' (The News and Courier, March 26, 1961)1961
• P. 440 Newspaper feature: 'Gen. Wade Hampton — War and Reconstruction Hero' by Ralph Jerome Cannaday (The News and Courier, March 26, 1961)1961
• P. 441 Three cabinet photographs: Seaman Sinkler FitzSimons, Henrietta Gaillard FitzSimons, and their son Christopher (1888–1898), with typed slip1880–1917
• P. 442 Typed letter from Seaman Sinkler FitzSimons (Eutawville, S.C.) to his sister Ellen M. FitzSimons, April 29, 19181918
• P. 443 Album page: portraits of Louisa and John FitzSimons with two 1937 clippings about Miss Louisa de Berniere FitzSimons of the Georgia Division of Public Welfare1917–1937
• P. 444 Envelope from Historic Charleston Foundation, addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, forwarded to S. G. Stoney, 19681968
• P. 445 Letter from Halifax, N.S., January 15, 1918 — opening sheet, 'Dear Louisa' (John McCready FitzSimons to his sister Louisa de Berniere FitzSimons)1918
• P. 446 Letter from Halifax, N.S., January 15, 1918 — second sheet and verso of first sheet, signed 'your brother John'1918
• P. 447 Letter from John, Manila, Nov. 10, 1928 — page 1 (Manila Hotel stationery)1928
• P. 448 Letter from John, Manila, Nov. 10, 1928 — page 2 (Destroyer Squadron 13 orders)1928
• P. 449 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons, Manila, Nov. 10, 1928 — page 3 (dinner with Dolly Middleton)1928
• P. 450 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons, Manila, Nov. 10, 1928 — page 4 (construction duty, 6:30 a.m. starts)1928
• P. 451 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons, Manila, Nov. 10, 1928 — page 5 (closing, signed 'your devoted brother John')1928
• P. 452 Newspaper clipping obituary: 'Founder of Lost Battalion Dies in Flat Rock' (Samuel G. FitzSimons, WWI aviator, d. by suicide near Flat Rock NC)1918–c.1937
• P. 453 Cover sheet: 'An article by Theodore Lynch FitzSimons on Charleston'1920–1940
• P. 454 Typescript: 'The Charm of Charleston Houses and Gardens' by Theodore Lynch FitzSimons — page 11920–1940
• P. 455 Stoney family genealogy, page 1 of 2: John Stoney (b. 1749) and descendants1749–1889
• P. 456 Typescript essay on Charleston gardens, page VI: Magnolia and the Adger-Smythe garden1920–1940
• P. 457 Typescript essay on Charleston gardens, page III: Goose Creek Church (near Otranto) and Charleston hotels1924–1940
• P. 458 Typescript essay on Charleston gardens, page (cont.): the elusive charm of Charleston and the mockingbird1920–1940
• P. 459 Typescript essay on Charleston gardens, page (cont.): Middleton Place and the Carolina Gazette1920–1940
• P. 460 Typescript essay on Charleston gardens, page VI (cont.): Washington Plantation, the English garden tradition, and the bricks of a Charleston byway1920–1940
• P. 461 Typescript essay on Charleston gardens, page VII: the Miles Brewton (Pringle) House1920–1940
• P. 462 Stoney family genealogy, page 2: third-generation expansions1800–1900
• P. 463 Stoney genealogy notes by SGS — page 3 (Matheson, Stoney, FitzSimons branches)1958
• P. 464 Stoney genealogy notes by SGS — page 4 (Stoney) with cover note to Amy1958
• P. 465 Stoney–Gaillard–Gourdin–Barker–FitzSimons pedigree chart by SGS — page 51958
• P. 466 Cover note from Samuel Gaillard Stoney (SGS) to Amy, 30 June 19581958
• P. 467 Envelope (reverse) — Hancock River House, Hancock, Va., postmarked Jacksonville 19581958
• P. 468 Envelope with endorsement: 'Letter from John FitzSimons to his sister Louisa — from Manila during World War I.'1917–1918
• P. 469 Album page: Theodore Stoney FitzSimons family — six photographs, poem, and obituary1858–1967
• P. 470 Album page: W. Huger FitzSimons family — obituaries, war-service clippings, and family portraits1918–1960
• P. 471 Wartime Christmas airgraph from R. C. FitzSimons, Canadian Army overseas, to Mrs. J. P. Walker1943–1945
• P. 472 Editorial eulogy of Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons, by Major Peter Gething (page 1 of 2)1965
• P. 473 Editorial eulogy of Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons, continued, closing with lines from Shelley (page 2 of 2)1932-1965
• P. 474 Cover letter from Henry F. Rivers to Minnie, Johns Island, 28 June 1965, enclosing the FitzSimons eulogies1965
• P. 475 Letter from Arthur Huger, A.E.F. Transportation Service, describing his first flight with a South Carolinian pilot1917–1918
• P. 476 Letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to his mother, Charleston, 22 October 1896, announcing the birth of his daughter (page 1 of 3)1896
• P. 477 Letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to his mother, continued — banking, the rice crop, the children (page 2 of 3)1896
• P. 478 Letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to his mother, conclusion — Uncle Theodore, Minnie, and signature (page 3 of 3)1896
• P. 479 Empty envelope addressed to Mrs. Donald M. Allston Jr., John's Island, S.C., postmarked June 29, 1965, annotated 'Tribute to W.H.F.S.'1965
• P. 480 Letter from France, A.P.O. 717, August 10, 1918: an American officer writes Mr. FitzSimons after meeting his aviator son on a French street1918
• P. 481 Newspaper obituary clipping: W. Huger FitzSimons of Charleston, lawyer1939
• P. 482 Letter from Hendersonville, N.C., November 22, 1929: family writer to 'Ellie' about recovering eyes1929
• P. 483 Letter continued: closing paragraph thanking the recipient for kindness and understanding through dark hours, signed 'Affy'1929
• P. 484 Letter of condolence to Miss FitzSimons from 32 Broad St., Charleston, September 8, 1939, on the death of her brother1939
• P. 485 Compiler's caption: 'Letter to W. H. FitzSimons from Mr. Nat. Barnwell expressing sympathy over the loss of W.H.F.'s brother Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons'1930–1960
• P. 486 Page 2 of a letter mentioning Frank and James, with overlapping caption, a second letter fragment, and a funeral-notice clipping1929–1939
• P. 487 Memorial page for William Huger FitzSimons (1861–1939) and Annie Cain, with portraits of their five children and a 1942 Hendersonville clipping on Reginald FitzSimons1861–1950
• P. 488 Album page with portrait of Ellen FitzSimons's German governess, a yellow pocket holding documents from her 1948 retirement, and three addressed envelopes1880–1948
• P. 489 International World Who's Who proof sheet for Ellen Milliken FitzSimons, 1948–49 edition1948
• P. 490 Carbon copy of Ellen Milliken FitzSimons's letter accepting retirement and the role of Honorary Librarian, May 27, 19481948
• P. 491 Closing page of a letter from Theodore G. Barker to Miss Ellen M. FitzSimons at Spartanburg, inviting her and 'Gaillie' to visit1900–1910
• P. 492 Letter from Minnie at Adams Run, S.C. to her Aunt Louisa, October 12, 1905, opening (page 1 of 3)1905
• P. 493 Letter from Minnie P. FitzSimons at Adams Run, October 12, 1905, continuation showing both interior pages of the folded sheet (page 2 of 3)1905
• P. 494 Letter from Minnie P. FitzSimons at Adams Run, October 12, 1905, closing and signature (page 3 of 3)1905
• P. 495 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Jan. 1, 1948 — page 1 of 21948
• P. 496 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Jan. 1, 1948 — page 2 of 21948
• P. 497 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Dec. 9, 1948 (page 1 of 2)1948
• P. 498 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Dec. 9, 1948 (page 2 of 2)1948
• P. 499 Letter fragment — reflections on temperament and the 'Philistine,' undated (page 1)1900–1950
• P. 500 Letter fragment — reflections on temperament and the 'Philistine,' undated (page 2)1900–1950
• P. 501 Charleston Library Society resolution honoring Miss Ellen M. FitzSimons on retirement, 19481948
• P. 502 Letter fragment — reflections on temperament and the 'Philistine,' undated (page 3)1900–1950
• P. 503 Letter fragment — reflections on American society and the 'uplift' movement, undated1900-1930
• P. 504 Section divider: index of letters from family members and from Ellie to Mr. Easterby1900–1950
• P. 505 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 1 of 4)1948
• P. 506 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 2 of 4)1948
• P. 507 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 3 of 4)1948
• P. 508 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 4 of 4, closing)1948
• P. 509 Letter from Ellie to Mr. Easterby thanking him for his book (page 1 of 2)1935–1950
• P. 510 Letter from Ellie to Mr. Easterby thanking him for his book, page 2 / closing1935–1950
• P. 511 Telegram from Kit FitzSimons to Ellen M. FitzSimons on her sailing for Europe, 16 June 19111911
• P. 512 Postal Telegraph 'PERFECT DAY' greeting from Tote and Gaillie to Ellen M. FitzSimons, 14 May 19351935
• P. 513 Letter from Hendersonville, N.C., to 'Dear Sister' (Ellie / Ellen M. FitzSimons), Wednesday April 11 (or 10), 1935 (page 1)1935
• P. 514 Letter from 'Uncle Sate' to Ellen, April 1935 — page 2 (conclusion)1935
• P. 515 Letter, Monday, to 'My dearest Ellie' on the celebration of her retirement (page 1)1948
• P. 516 Letter, Monday, to 'My dearest Ellie' (page 2, conclusion) - signed Louisa1948
• P. 517 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons (Hendersonville, N.C.) to his sister Ellie, Aug. 12, 1948 — sheet 11948
• P. 518 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons to his aunt Ellie, Hendersonville, N.C., Aug. 12, 1948 — sheet 21948
• P. 519 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons to his aunt Ellie, Hendersonville, N.C., Aug. 12, 1948 — sheet 31948
• P. 520 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons to his aunt Ellie, Hendersonville, N.C., Aug. 12, 1948 — sheet 41948
• P. 521 Letter from John McCready FitzSimons to his aunt Ellie, Hendersonville, N.C., Aug. 12, 1948 — sheet 5 (closing)1948
• P. 522 Verso of John McCready FitzSimons letter sheet 5, with compiler's inked id 'John Fitz-Simons'1948
• P. 523 Newspaper clipping: Ellen M. FitzSimons honored at College of Charleston sesqui-centennial, May 19351935
• P. 524 Typed letter from William Huger FitzSimons to his sister Ellen M. FitzSimons, Hendersonville, N.C., March 26, 19351935
• P. 525 Letter from a niece Ellen to Aunt Ellen, April 23, 1943 — opening page1943
• P. 526 Letter from Ellen to Aunt Ellen, April 23, 1943 — inside spread (pages 2–3)1943
• P. 527 Letter fragment — niece Ellen to Aunt Ellen, Easter plans and August vacation1940–1950
• P. 528 Letter from John E. Gibbs honoring Ellen M. FitzSimons on her retirement, 1963 (page 3)1963
• P. 529 Letter from Harrison Randolph, College of Charleston, offering honorary Doctor of Laws degree to Ellen M. FitzSimons, 28 March 19351935
• P. 530 Letter to Aunt Ellen on Virginia Rugheimer's appointment as her successor at the Library, 13 July 1948 (page 1)1948
• P. 531 Letter from Ellen to Aunt Ellen on Virginia Rugheimer succeeding her at the Library, 13 July 1948 (page 2)1948
• P. 532 Letter from Frank L. FitzSimons Sr. to Aunt Ellen, war news from Reginald and Frankie, 14 March 19441944
• P. 533 Letter inviting Ellen to Hendersonville and Brookland, 9 November 19091909
• P. 534 Newspaper clipping collage on Ellen M. FitzSimons — retirement, obituary, and tributes, 1948–19531948–1953
• P. 535 Three envelopes: from Hammond, Kennedy & Yow (Augusta), and two addressed to Mrs. J. Pickens Walker1942–1955
• P. 536 Letter from Spartanburg, S.C., to 'Dear Amy,' June 16, 1940 — meditation on old age as an alibi (page 1)1940
• P. 537 Letter to 'My dearest Ellen,' 12 October 1940 — describing her own 'funeral' (page 1)1940
• P. 538 Letter to 'My dearest Ellen,' 12 October 1940 — describing her own 'funeral' (page 2)1940
• P. 539 Letter to 'My dearest Ellen,' 12 October 1940 — describing her own 'funeral' (page 3)1940
• P. 540 Letter to 'My dearest Ellen,' 12 October 1940 — describing her own 'funeral' (page 4)1940
• P. 541 Letter to 'My dearest Ellen,' 12 October 1940 — describing her own 'funeral' (page 5)1940
• P. 542 Letter to 'My dearest Ellen,' 12 October 1940 — describing her own 'funeral' (page 6)1940
• P. 543 Letter from Henry C. Hammond to Ellen FitzSimons — page 1 (Grahams visit; camellia from 'the emperor of Japan')1935–1945
• P. 544 Letter from Henry C. Hammond to Ellen FitzSimons — page 2 with signature ('take them to the real Ellen')1935–1945
• P. 545 Letter to Amy, page 2 — congratulations on Dee's marriage to a doctor1935–1945
• P. 546 Letter to Amy, page 3 — Uncle Huger's 'Memorandum of the FitzSimons family'1935–1945
• P. 547 Letter to Amy, page 4 — 'After Glow' and closing1935–1945
• P. 548 Letter from G.S.F. (Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons) to Amy, 10 Nov 1942, page 11942
• P. 549 Letter from G.S.F. (Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons) to Amy, 10 Nov 1942, page 21942
• P. 550 Letter from G.S.F. (Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons) to Amy, 10 Nov 1942, page 3 with signature1942
• P. 551 Letter from Ellen Milliken FitzSimons to Amy Walker, October 7, 1955 — page 11955
• P. 552 Letter from Ellen to Amy Walker, October 7, 1955 — page 21955
• P. 553 Family of Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons and Susan Lockwood — photographs and pedigree notes1864–1965
• P. 554 FitzSimons family portraits and clippings — Gaillard B., Frank Lockwood, Katherine, Ellen Millikenca. 1865–1959
• P. 555 Newspaper clipping: Frank FitzSimons awarded Navy Cross for Argonne heroism1918–1919
• P. 556 Newspaper clipping: 'Frank FitzSimons Relates Much Interesting History on Radio,' January 22, 19591959
• P. 557 Newspaper clipping: account of a civic gathering at the school, with veterans' association and Father's Day program1940–1960
• P. 558 Photograph: unidentified young sailor in Navy dress blues, ca. 1940s1940–1950
• P. 559 Frank L. FitzSimons Sr. family — Golden Glow, Ellen at NYPL, Margarita's wedding, Frank Jr. in WWII1910s–1950s
• P. 560 Hendersonville FitzSimons clippings — Ellen retires from NYPL, Frank Jr. transferred to Polk County, Mary Ann Allston obituary, Frank Sr. honored1959–1962
• P. 561 Newspaper clipping: 'VFW Honors FitzSimons, Elects Ray' with portrait of Frank L. FitzSimons1960–1975
• P. 562 Wedding invitation, WHKP radio ad, and 'Frank FitzSimons Named To Post at Northwestern' clipping1947–1974
• P. 563 Photograph: young woman seated on a wooden dock, ca. 1940s1940–1950
• P. 564 Photograph: studio portrait of a young woman, ca. 1940s1940–1950
• P. 565 Photograph: elderly man and young woman in front of a porch, ca. 1930s1925–1940
• P. 566 Photograph: two young boys with a dog in a yard, ca. 1960s1960–1970
• P. 567 Color snapshot: family group in evening dress, February 19651965
• P. 568 Color snapshot: young child seated in carved Victorian armchair1965–1975
• P. 569 Color snapshot: wedding party at altar, August 19701970
• P. 570 Color snapshot: two young women in evening gowns1965–1970
• P. 571 Color snapshot: young couple in formal evening dress, February 19651965
• P. 572 Newspaper clippings: FitzSimons book 'On Banks of Oklawaha' announced and bust of Frank FitzSimons unveiled1975–1976
• P. 573 Newspaper cover: The Times-News 'Accent' section — 'Mr. Fitz — Henderson County's Master Storyteller,' December 8, 19791979
• P. 574 'Who's Who in Railroading' biographical entries — Walker family, including James Pickens Walker Sr.1939–1940
• P. 575 Letter, Wm. M. Bliss to Rev. J. Harvey Jenkins re Camp Courtney loudspeaker disturbance, 11 September 19751975
• P. 576 Newspaper clipping 'Barrett, Allston Win Promotions At C&S' mounted on a W. A. Livingston letter, 9 March 19571957
• P. 577 Letter from W. A. Livingston, Orangeburg, S.C., congratulating Barrett and Allston on C&S Bank promotions, 9 March 19571957
• P. 578 Newspaper clipping: 'Donald Allston Jr. Receives C. & S. Bank Promotion,' ca. 19571951–1957
• P. 579 Carte de visite portrait: unidentified Union Army officer with mustache, ca. 1861–18651861–1865
• P. 580 Carte de visite portrait: unidentified Union Army officer with mustache (duplicate of page 579)1861–1865
• P. 581 Carte de visite portrait: unidentified bearded gentleman in dark coat, ca. 1860s–1870s1860–1880
• P. 582 Carte de visite portrait: unidentified bearded gentleman (duplicate of page 581)1860–1880
• P. 583 Carte de visite portrait: Maj. T. G. Barker (Confederate uniform)1861–1865
• P. 584 Newspaper feature: 'Mr. Fitz — Henderson County's Master Storyteller' by Bob Whitmire (The Times-News, Hendersonville, N.C., December 8, 1979)1979
• P. 585 WHKP Special Anniversary Edition clipping: 'FitzSimons Book Coming!' announcing 'On Banks of the Oklawaha'1976
• P. 586 Photograph: young sailor (likely Frank Lockwood FitzSimons), World War I era1917–1919
• P. 587 Photograph mounted on card: 'Visit to Charleston, S.C., May 14, 1895 — Gen. Wade Hampton & Maj. Theodore G. Barker'1895
• P. 588 Letter from Maggie Kershaw FitzSimons, May 5, 1977: 'Thought you would like to read about your Fiesty cousin'1977
• P. 589 Newspaper feature: 'Frank L. FitzSimons Sr. Named Winner of Annual Wolfe Award' (The Times-News, Hendersonville, N.C., October 29, 1977)1977
• P. 590 Newspaper feature: 'Golden Glow's banker turned author' (The Northwestern COMPASS)1979
• P. 591 Title page of memorial booklet: 'A Memorial Record for Friends and Relatives'1993
• P. 592 Memorial booklet for Morton E. Lord, 1903–1993 — Psalm 23 and service details1993
• P. 593 Newspaper obituary clipping for Oswald Beverly 'Bo' McEwan of Orlando1990–2000
• P. 594 Title page of 'Who's Who in Railroading in North America,' 1940 (Tenth) Edition1940
• P. 595 Wedding notice for Frank L. FitzSimons III and Maria del Carmen Ochoa Kress, and Newberry College promotions clipping1976–1977
• P. 596 Newspaper clippings: Mahaffey-Waterfall wedding (Spartanburg) and unidentified cotton-industry eulogy1960–1980
• P. 597 Montage of clippings and a photograph: FitzSimons family — farm board appointment, Mahaffey–Waterfall wedding, Strozier–Allston engagement, Kiwanis presidency, with addressed envelope1962–1976
• P. 598 Handwritten letter from Ellen to Amy, February 23, 1962 — page 1 (retirement and a bout of flu)1962
• P. 599 Letter from Ellen to Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker), February 23, 1962 — page 2 (retirement, springtime, family news)1962
• P. 600 Letter from Ellen to Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker), page 2 — Ashley Hall, Charleston, Nancy1957–1965
• P. 601 Letter from Ellen to Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker), page 3 — closing, signed 'Ellen'1957–1965
• P. 602 Wedding clipping: Esther Lorraine Mahaffey marries Gaillard FitzSimons Waterfall, Camden, December 211960–1970
• P. 603 Wedding announcement: Margarita Consuelo Allston marries Richard Lee Strozier, Johns Island, February 7, 19691969
• P. 604 Newspaper clipping: AQF3 Frank I. FitzSimons III named Attack Squadron 75 Sailor of the Month, Oct. 17, 19701970
• P. 605 Newspaper clippings: Frank L. FitzSimons Jr. installed as president of Kiwanis Club of Hendersonville, October 19701970
• P. 606 Envelope to Mrs. James Pickens Walker (1957) with newspaper article on Drayton Hall and the Drayton family1957
• P. 607 Letter from Dorothy to Amy Walker, April 17, 1957, on the Drayton miniatures, the Edward Perry portrait, and the search for a Drayton coat of arms1957
• P. 608 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 8 (signatures and probate certification)1830
• P. 609 Will of Edward Perry the Younger of Saint Pauls Parish, 8 June 1797 (certified typescript copy from Charleston Probate)1797
• P. 610 Family group sheet — McEwan / Walker / FitzSimons / Perry / Drayton ancestral chart, seven generations1969
• P. 611 Letter from Dorothy to Amy Walker, 17 Apr 1957, page 2 — with traced Drayton Hall coat of arms (after Motte Alston Read)1957
• P. 612 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 1 (certified typescript copy from Charleston Probate)1830
• P. 613 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 2 (typescript copy)1830
• P. 614 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 3 (typescript copy)1830
• P. 615 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 4 (typescript copy)1830
• P. 616 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 5 (typescript copy)1830
• P. 617 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 6 (typescript copy)1830
• P. 618 Will of Ann Drayton Perry, page 7 (typescript copy)1830
• P. 619 Miniature portraits and photograph: Mrs. John Drayton (Rebecca Perry), Anne Drayton, Edward Perry, and Maria Hopley; with Drayton Hall view1758–1900
• P. 620 Coffin–Perry–Crawford family group: portraits, family tree, and 'Distinctive Churches of Florida' clipping1857–1957
• P. 621 Newspaper clipping: 'Distinctive Churches of Florida — Cedar Key Episcopal Church'1954
• P. 622 Manuscript note: Elizabeth Howell of Savannah married Charles Mason Bessellieu of Grahamville, and their children1800–1900
• P. 623 Wrapper inscribed 'Family Tree of the Perrys'1900–1950
• P. 624 Fold-out Perry family tree (front side, headed 'PERRY')1720–1910
• P. 625 Back of the Perry family-tree fold-out, with attribution note1900–1950
• P. 626 Letter from Cousin Josie, Charleston, April 23, 1910 — page 11910
• P. 627 Letter from Cousin Josie, Charleston, April 23, 1910 — page 2 (conclusion)1910
• P. 628 Fold-out Perry family tree (continuation sheet, with Waring, Perry, Bessellieu, FitzSimons branches)1700–1910
• P. 629 Hand-drawn pedigree chart in pencil — children of Mary Annie Perry & Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons Sr., with their issue1900–1969
• P. 630 Handwritten genealogy notes — marriage of Julia Virginia Bessellieu and B. F. Dunkin Perry; marriage of Mary Annie Perry and Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons with their children1887–1904
• P. 631 Handwritten record of the marriage of Amy Perry FitzSimons to James Pickens Walker, 1908; with births of their first two children1908–1912
• P. 632 Editorial note in blue ink — key to the following memorandum and Bible extracts1960–1970
• P. 633 Memoir of Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons, page 1 — 'Mas' Dunkin' lullaby and her grandfather Edward Perry's Pee-Dee purchase1830–1900
• P. 634 Memorandum by Minnie Perry FitzSimons (handwritten draft), page 2 — rat birthmark, removal to Charleston, third marriage of grandmother1830–1900
• P. 635 Extracts from the family Bible of John Lucius Hedley — marriages and notes, 1802–19241802–1924
• P. 636 Hedley family Bible record (page 2 of 3): marriage of Rev. John Hedley and deaths in his family, transcribed by Minnie P. FitzSimons, 19241832–1924
• P. 637 Hedley family Bible record (page 3 of 3): births of enslaved persons in J. L. Hedley's household and note on Maria Ann Mauger (née Hedley), transcribed by Minnie P. FitzSimons, 19241841–1924
• P. 638 Album page with Perry/Drayton/Rawlins family tree, packet of folded family papers, and a Bessellieu family list1722–1969
• P. 639 Same album page as p. 638, with the Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) mailing envelope laid flat over the upper portion of the Perry family tree1722–1969
• P. 640 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) certified extract from the Parish Register for 1874: history record of Rev. Benjamin Fanneil Dunkin Perry1834–1969
• P. 641 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) certified extract from the Parish Register for 1907: burial record of Julia N. Perry1872–1969
• P. 642 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) certified extract from the Record Book for 1874: ministerial record of the Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry1834–1969
• P. 643 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) certified extract from the Parish Register for 1874: burial record of Rev. B. F. D. Perry1874–1969
• P. 644 Notarized Grace Church burial record excerpt for Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry, 13 June 1969 (duplicate of p643)1874–1969
• P. 645 Letter from Grace Church parish secretary Mrs. Jas. E. Schwartz to Mrs. J. P. Walker Jr., June 13, 19691969
• P. 646 Portrait photographs of Anne Dever Pickens and James Pickens with handwritten descendant chart1779–1975
• P. 647 Handwritten Perry–FitzSimons–Walker–McEwan descendant chart on loose buff sheet1826–1957
• P. 648 Photo collage of Pickens family and a tucked-in typed family document1880–1965
• P. 649 Notarized Pickens family-Bible record copied at Philippi, W. Va., 28 September 19531747–1953
• P. 650 Newspaper clipping: 'The Life and Times of William Lowndes' — Ruth Simmons, the 'Childless Widow' of Edwards House, Charleston, January 29, 19561800–1956
• P. 651 Manuscript essay on Reconstruction, the Amnesty Proclamation, and the Military Reconstruction Acts (page 1)1867–1870
• P. 652 Manuscript essay on Reconstruction and the Military Reconstruction Act (page 2)1867–1870
• P. 653 Letter from S. G. FitzSimons ('Uncle Sam') to W. Huger FitzSimons about the sale of the Farm for 'Sis' (Edie) and helping Aunt Lillian move from Brookland1918
• P. 654 Verso of S. G. FitzSimons letter — pencilled note identifying its subject1918
• P. 655 Note on Anna and Lizzie FitzSimons, Willie Gaillard, and Seaman FitzSimons1950–1970
• P. 656 Pencilled note on Paul FitzSimons, Owen FitzSimons, and Christopher's brother1950–1970
• P. 657 Cabinet card portrait of an unidentified young woman, Vandyke Studio, Charleston1880–1900
• P. 658 Solicitation letter from Barbour County Historical Society for 'Leave Your Thumbprint in Time' history book1979
• P. 659 Newspaper feature: 'Newcomer' John Wendell Jones and 'Oldtimer' James Allen Crawford families1977–1979
• P. 660 Typescript family history: James Pickens Walker and Amy Perry FitzSimons, page 11883–1979
• P. 661 Typescript family history: James Pickens Walker and Amy Perry FitzSimons, page 21941–1975
• P. 662 Typescript family history: Samuel Cadwalder Walker and Emma Dee Pickens, page 11842–1964
• P. 663 Typescript family history: Samuel Cadwalder Walker and Emma Dee Pickens, page 2 (winters in Philippi; children's marriages)1903–1964
• P. 664 Typescript family history: Emma Dee Pickens Walker1856–1933
• P. 665 Promotional flyer with book order blank: History of Barbour County, W.Va.1979
• P. 666 Submission guidelines: 'Items to consider in writing your Family Household History'1979