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 tree

Envelope (laid over the upper half of the family-tree sheet):

Printed return address at upper left, in dark blue:

Grace Church 1318 Lyttleton St. Camden, South Carolina 29020

Cancelled with a Camden, S.C. postmark and franked with two 6-cent purple Franklin D. Roosevelt stamps, dated June [13?], 1969.

Notation in blue ballpoint across the upper center of the envelope, in the rector’s hand:

Historical notes and Burial record on the Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry Burial record on Julia (N) Perry

Addressed in typewriting:

Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jr. 4275 Garibaldi Avenue Jacksonville, Florida 32210

[The envelope contained the three notarized extracts from the Grace Church parish registers signed by Harry E. Lawhon Jr., Rector, on 13 June 1969 — transcribed on pp. 640–642.]

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Packet of folded sheets at upper left (vertical pencil notation visible above the envelope):

1. Written by my Mother — Mary Annie Fitz Simons about her father + grand father —
2. Extracts from the family Bible of John Hadley brother of M[r]. C. F. S.'s grand mother Maria Anne Hadley —

[The compiler Amy’s own pencil note labelling the packet’s contents. “Mary Annie Fitz Simons” is the compiler’s mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons, “Minnie”); “C. F. S.” is Christopher FitzSimons, the Irish emigrant patriarch. The packet contains the loose sheets transcribed on pp. 633–637. See p. 638 for the full reading of this annotation.]

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Small card at lower right — Bessellieu family list:

The card lists the family of Elizabeth Howell of Savannah, Georgia, who married Charles Mason Bessellieu of Grahamville, South Carolina; their eight named children include Julia Virginia Bessellieu, who married B. F. Dunkin Perry. A side annotation in cursive references a Bessellieu memorial stone in a Charleston, S.C. churchyard. [Full transcription is on p. 638.]