Album of Memories — Book 2

The second volume continues the family record, with additional correspondence, photographs, and clippings.

• P. 1 Memoir, opening: earliest memories, Becky the nurse, Theodore Barker, Rock Spring1870–1950
• P. 2 Memoir, page 2: Rock Spring, Uncle Theodore's house, Becky and the goat, Aunt Rosa's wedding1880–1950
• P. 3 Memoir, page 3: Brownies, the Jabberwock, Mammie's flowers and the pansy bed1890–1950
• P. 4 Memoir, page 4: move from Rock Spring to Mt. Hope, Uncle Kit, the cowbell on Bub1870–1950
• P. 5 Memoir, page 5: Oak Hurst garden during the Civil War, ruins of the Gibbes house1860–1950
• P. 6 Memoir, page 6: Dad plants Mt. Hope 1893, the Storm of '93, Dunkin's illness1893–1950
• P. 7 Memoir, page 7: Dunkin's death on Feb 4th, Mammie's grief, the nursery1890–1900
• P. 8 Memoir, page 2: nurses' fairness, the nursery windows, Dad's roaring fires and family breakfast1890–1950
• P. 9 Memoir of plantation childhood: nursery life and morning routines1930–1960
• P. 10 Memoir of plantation childhood: nursery rules, anointing with mutton tallow, freedom of childhood1930-1960
• P. 11 Memoir of plantation childhood: formal supper, Dad's storytelling, and the affection of the household1888–1910
• P. 12 Memoir: 'Mister Simons' mourned, Mr. William Gonzales and Gullah stories, Aunt Lil and Uncle Willie1890–1910
• P. 13 Memoir of plantation childhood: dancing lessons, the measles, and Mr. Kershaw rector of St. Michael's1888–1910
• P. 14 Memoir of plantation childhood: Mrs. Kershaw's stories, the front steps, Dr. John Ancrum, Dr. Huger1930–1960
• P. 15 Memoir of plantation childhood: family doctors, Uncle Kit, John and Louisa, Thomas Berry, Mam'mie's hospitality1930-1960
• P. 16 Memoir of plantation childhood: the medicine closet, doctoring the workers, hog butchering1930–1960
• P. 17 Memoir continues: sausage making at Rock Spring; school governesses; Andrew Larsen at Rock Spring1885-1900
• P. 18 Memoir continues: Larsen daughters at Rock Spring school, plantation hospitality, breakfasts of game; first journeys to Charleston1888–1900
• P. 19 Memoir continues: summers in N.C.; spring in Charleston; family routine at Brookland with Uncle Theodore and Aunt Ellen1888–1900
• P. 20 Album page: Willtown Bluff clipping, Congaree Legion / Kronrad's Garage column, oval portrait 'A.P.F.S.', and addressed envelope to Helen Barnwell1900–1953
• P. 21 Continuation of newspaper clipping 'WILLTOWN BLUFF' — Mount Hope plantation, the rice-field era, and the 1911 hurricane1920–1950
• P. 22 Letter from Amy P. FitzSimons in Spartanburg to Helen, October 18, 1900 (page 1)1900
• P. 23 Letter from Amy P. FitzSimons in Spartanburg to Helen, October 18, 1900 (page 2)1900
• P. 24 Memoir continues: happy plantation childhood; the donkey Billy-the-goat; sent to Charleston for school at age eleven1885–1900
• P. 25 Amy FitzSimons recollections: Charleston girlhood, dancing school, St. Mary's, St. Cecilia balls1900–1910
• P. 26 Photographs of Mount Hope: living room, 'Mam'mie' (Minnie Perry FitzSimons, the compiler's mother), an unidentified man, and an A. P. F. S. vignette1890–1910
• P. 27 Photograph of Mount Hope household servants with caption identifying 'Daddy Tom,' 'Daddy Smith,' Ellen the cook, and 'Mauma Chloe' the nurse1890–1910
• P. 28 Portrait photograph of Amy Perry FitzSimons as a young girl, school memory caption1895-1905
• P. 29 Photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons at Rockville Academy and at the Sass sisters' school1899–1901
• P. 30 Typed letter from cousin in Waynesville, N.C., to Cousin Amy, 10 Sept 1960, returning Minnie's family-tree notes1960
• P. 31 Memorandum by Minnie Perry FitzSimons — Hedley/Perry family history, page 1 of 21800–1900
• P. 32 Memorandum by Minnie Perry FitzSimons — page 2 of 2: Mas' Dunkin anecdote and reflections on her father1830–1900
• P. 33 Typed extracts from family Bible of John Lucius Hedley (page 1 of 2)1802–1924
• P. 34 Typed extracts from family Bible of John Lucius Hedley (page 2 of 2)1832–1924
• P. 35 Verso of the typed Hedley Bible extracts, with handwritten attribution1924–1944
• P. 36 Two childhood photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons1890–1900
• P. 37 Boyhood photograph of James Pickens Walker - Washington D.C. school years1894-1898
• P. 38 Infant photograph of Amy Perry FitzSimons, 18881888
• P. 39 Autobiographical memoir of childhood at Rock Spring and Mount Hope plantations1888–1905
• P. 40 Envelope 'For May's children' and group photograph strip with reminiscence about a visit to Columbia1900–1915
• P. 41 Newspaper clippings: Georges Clemenceau, Myron T. Herrick, and the 'Of No Consequence' anecdote1920–1929
• P. 42 Letter recalling May's debut in Charleston society, 1906, with pasted portrait of Myron T. Herrick1906
• P. 43 Same letter as page 042 — May's debut in Charleston, 1906 — scanned with the pasted Herrick portrait removed1906
• P. 44 Two photographs from a house party at Mount Hope: Herbert Ravenel Sass, Bub, Genie Coffin, and Theodore Ravenel Jr.1900-1915
• P. 45 Four photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons at St. Mary's School, Raleigh, N.C., 1901–19031901–1903
• P. 46 Group photograph: 'Jamie' (James Pickens Walker Sr.), fullback, Washington and Lee University varsity football team, 19011901–1903
• P. 47 Oval studio portrait of Amy Perry FitzSimons, 19051905
• P. 48 Photograph of Mount Hope plantation house1900–1930
• P. 49 Photographs: J. P. Walker with classmates at Washington & Lee, and Amy Perry FitzSimons at St. Mary's1902-1908
• P. 50 Photograph: Washington & Lee varsity team, 19021902
• P. 51 Three photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons, 1902 and 19041902-1904
• P. 52 Photographs: James Pickens Walker with B. & O. engineers, and family scenes with Anna Walker1903–1906
• P. 53 Infant photograph of James Pickens Walker, and view of his birthplace at Fairfield farm, Overfield, W. Va.1883
• P. 54 Memorandum: family of Samuel Cadwalder Walker and Emma Dee Pickens1842–1933
• P. 55 Memorandum continued: Walker family in Washington, Philippi, and the Pickens farm1895–1933
• P. 56 Three photographs of a country lane and farmhouse porches1900–1920
• P. 57 Cabinet portrait of James Pickens Walker, 1900, Rock Hill Academy - Clarksburg WV studio1900
• P. 58 Photograph of a Charleston building 'Puck' built; recollection of debut dance1906–1908
• P. 59 Amy FitzSimons memoir: meeting Puck, USC commencement, malarial fever, engagement1907–1908
• P. 60 Engraved wedding invitation: Amy Perry FitzSimons and James Pickens Walker, October 20, 19081908
• P. 61 Photograph of first living room at the farm in West Virginia; memoir of early married life, 1908–19101908–1910
• P. 62 Oval vignette portrait of an infant — Amy Perry Walker ('Buzzie')1910–1911
• P. 63 Photographs and inscription: Amy Perry Walker ('Buzzie'), born March 1910, died June 19111910-1911
• P. 64 Envelope dated June 30, 1911 — July 1, 1911; snapshot of Buzzie; memoir of her death in Weldon1910–1911
• P. 65 Envelope: 'Four leaf clover sent to Baby at his birth by Amy. Little Sam'1911–1912
• P. 66 Pressed four-leaf clover sent to James Pickens Walker Jr. at his birth1911–1912
• P. 67 Newspaper death notice: Amy FitzSimons Walker, infant daughter of J. P. Walker, died June 30, 19111911
• P. 68 Newspaper obituary: 'Dear Little Infant Taken Away' — Amy Walker, died June 30, 19111911
• P. 69 Handwritten memorial poem: 'Is it well with the Child? / Is it well with Thee?' (2 Kings 4:26)1911
• P. 70 Oval portrait of James Pickens Walker Jr. as a toddler, with memoir of his birth and the family's move to Richmond1912
• P. 71 Four snapshots of James Pickens Walker Jr. at Cain Island and Richmond, 1913, with memoir continuation1912–1914
• P. 72 Oval vignette baby portrait — James Pickens Walker Jr., ca. 19121912
• P. 73 Oval vignette portrait of an infant — Pickens Walker1914–1916
• P. 74 Snapshots of Pickens Walker — Richmond and Cain Island1913–1915
• P. 75 Snapshots of Cain Island — house, launch, marsh, Marie Petite with shark1915-1918
• P. 76 Snapshots of Pickens Walker in Richmond; memoir of summers at Cain Island and Philippi1914–1915
• P. 77 Memoir of A.C.L. valuation work and winter in Petersburg; snapshots from Philippi1914–1915
• P. 78 Memoir of summer 1915 at Saluda, Mam'mie's illness, birth of Dee at Roper Hospital October 19151915
• P. 79 Snapshots of Dee at 132 Rutledge Avenue; envelope endorsed 'My 1st letter from Pickens'1916–1919
• P. 80 Pencilled note: 'Tell Mama I am Mr McGregor, & I am missin' her — Dilly'1918–1925
• P. 81 Pencilled birthday note from young Pickens to his mother: 'Dear Mamsie — Many happy returns of the day'1917–1922
• P. 82 Snapshot of Mount Hope from Mannie's garden, with caption recording Dad's move from Cain Island1915–1925
• P. 83 St. Cecilia Society membership card for J. P. Walker (1915) and tipped-in sheet beginning Mannie's bequest list to Amy1915–1930
• P. 84 Minnie's handwritten bequest list to Amy: furniture, silver, china, and the Drayton Bible (sheet 1 of 2)1915–1934
• P. 85 Minnie's bequest list to Amy: jewelry, table silver, and residue (sheet 2 of 2)1915–1934
• P. 86 Sepia snapshot of a baby in a bonnet and a small boy in front of a porch (uncaptioned)1918–1922
• P. 87 Six snapshots of the Walker children with cousins at Mount Hope, Fairview, and Clarksburg1920–1922
• P. 88 Seven snapshots: the Walker children at Jacksonville, Florida and Jacksonville Beach1922–1928
• P. 89 Envelope postmarked Yonges Island, S.C., April 5, 1933, addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker in Savannah, Georgia1933
• P. 90 Blank Carolina Savings Bank check signed by Minnie P. FitzSimons1933
• P. 91 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, Wednesday, July 14th — page 1 of 31900–1925
• P. 92 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, Wednesday, July 14th — page 2 of 31900–1925
• P. 93 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, page 3 of 3 — family news, signed 'Mother'1900–1925
• P. 94 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, Wednesday, April 5th, 1933 — page 1 of 31933
• P. 95 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons), April 5th, 1933 — page 2 of 3, enclosing a signed blank check for Theodore1933
• P. 96 Letter from Mother (Minnie Perry FitzSimons), April 5th, 1933, page 3 of 3 — Sambo and Mary's son Sam Jr. born, William Moffett's death, signed 'Mother'1933
• P. 97 Snapshots of Pickens Walker at 132 Rutledge and at Montessori School; Dee and two of the West girls1915–1920
• P. 98 Three snapshots of Pickens and the Waite children with Dad, on horseback and donkey at the farm1915–1920
• P. 99 Memoir of Mary Ann's birth, June 1918; family at 132 and 65 Rutledge Ave.1918–1919
• P. 100 Studio portrait of Mary Ann Walker; family snapshots at Tryon, 19211920–1921
• P. 101 Studio portrait of Pickens (Bo) Walker, Charleston, S.C.1918-1922
• P. 102 Studio portrait of Emma Dee Walker, Charleston, S.C.1918-1920
• P. 103 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, 1535 Post St., Jacksonville, Florida1920–1940
• P. 104 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter 'Dear little Aimie' — page 1 of 3, May 19261926
• P. 105 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to 'Dear little Aimie' — page 2 of 3, May 19261926
• P. 106 Letter to 'Dear little Amie' from Mother, May 1926 — conclusion (page 3 of 3), signed 'Mother', dated 'Friday'1926
• P. 107 Envelope to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville, postmarked Yonges Island, S.C., May 27, 19261926
• P. 108 Photograph: house with screened porch and two dormers — Fair View, Yonges Island1920–1935
• P. 109 Photograph: garden with pedestal urn, broken jar, and outbuildings — Fair View, Yonges Island1920–1935
• P. 110 Photograph: porch steps, sundial, and flower border — Fair View, Yonges Island1920–1935
• P. 111 Photograph: oak-shaded yard with iris border and wire fencing — Fair View, Yonges Island1920–1935
• P. 112 Photograph: corner of cottage seen through live oaks — Fair View, Yonges Island1920–1935
• P. 113 Photograph: Mount Hope plantation house, frontal view of porch1920–1940
• P. 114 Photograph: Mount Hope plantation — garden path looking toward outbuilding1920–1940
• P. 115 Photograph: Mount Hope plantation house seen through live oaks, with automobile1920–1940
• P. 116 Memoir entry: Jacksonville and Savannah years, 1923–1926; photograph at Mount Hope1923–1926
• P. 117 Photographs: Black Mountain, N.C. — family and friends at summer camp1923–1930
• P. 118 Photographs: Mary Anne Walker and a children's group at Black Mountain, N.C.1925–1932
• P. 119 Memoir entry: move to Savannah 1926; Mrs. Walker's illness; photograph of Mary Ann at Black Mountain1926–1930
• P. 120 Photographs of 'Dee' (Savannah, Ga.) and clipping: Non-Suit in Johnson Case (Waycross)1928-1935
• P. 121 Newspaper clipping: 'Senior High To Give Diplomas At Tonight Exercises' — Savannah Senior High School commencement, 19331933
• P. 122 Three newspaper clippings: J. P. Walker promotion to general superintendent, Pickens Walker Jr. scholarship, and Ardsley Park home purchase1926–1929
• P. 123 Group photograph: 'Meeting of A.C.L. Freight Traffic Represen[tatives], Savannah Ga. Sept[ember]'1920–1930
• P. 124 Studio portrait of Mary Ann Walker during her high-school years1934–1937
• P. 125 Outdoor portrait of Mary Ann Walker in a field of wildflowers1932-1934
• P. 126 Cabinet card portrait of an unidentified infant — Thornton & Barrette, Artist, Clarksburg, West Va.1885–1900
• P. 127 Studio portrait of 'Pickens' (James Pickens Walker Jr.) -- Savannah High School1928-1930
• P. 128 Three envelopes: letters and a telegram from Cousin Pickens to W. & S.1920–1940
• P. 129 Letter from James Pickens Walker Jr. ('Bo') at W&L to his father, 11/25/331933
• P. 130 Letter from James Pickens Walker Jr. at Washington and Lee, on Southern Collegian letterhead, 1 February [1933]1933
• P. 131 Letter from James Pickens Walker Jr. on Southern Collegian letterhead, page 2, [1 February 1933]1933
• P. 132 Western Union telegram from Pickens Walker to his mother in Savannah after W&L Fancy Dress Ball and swim meet1929-1933
• P. 133 Pencil caricature sketches: three figures in hats1929–1935
• P. 134 Pencil cartoon of cowboy with pistol, captioned with Pickens Walker biography1929–1934
• P. 135 Sepia portrait photograph: Pickens Walker while at W. & L.1929–1933
• P. 136 Newspaper clippings: J. P. Walker's promotion to Jacksonville and Savannah farewell dinner from Atlantic Coast Line Railroad1920s
• P. 137 Newspaper clipping: O. H. Page succeeds J. P. Walker as superintendent, Atlantic Coast Line1933
• P. 138 Two addressed envelopes to Mrs. J. P. Walker, 19341934
• P. 139 Letter to 'My Dear Mom' — page 1, from Vivian S. to Amy FitzSimons Walker1934
• P. 140 Letter to 'My Dear Mom' — page 2, signed 'Vivian S.'1934
• P. 141 Newspaper clipping: 'Ex Railroader Visits Barbour' — retirement profile of James Pickens Walker Sr.1946
• P. 142 Letter to 'Mummie darling' from Dee at Hollins College — birthday letter, page 1 of 2, dated 'Friday night'ca. 1934
• P. 143 Letter to 'Mummie darling' — page 2, signed 'Dee'ca. 1934
• P. 144 Narrative: Dee and Mary Ann's schooling at Hollins, St. Mary's, and King-Smith — with photograph1934–1937
• P. 145 Newspaper clipping: 'Miss Mary Ann Walker' — Jacksonville/Savannah debutante photographs1937–1938
• P. 146 Newspaper clippings: Colonial Dames reception (Savannah, Dec. 1937) and 1938 debutante portrait1937–1938
• P. 147 Envelope from Julia Faison Pickens and snapshot of J.P. Walker with friends at Timuquana Golf Club1920–1940
• P. 148 Letter from Julia to 'Amy and Puck' — page 1 of condolence letter, Feb. 19451945
• P. 149 Letter from Julia (cont.) — 'the Dump', Dee and Bob, the Walker children1945
• P. 150 Letter from Julia (cont.) — 'Pucklett' the baby's godfather, days of his illness1945
• P. 151 Letter from Julia (cont.) — sympathy of friends, the men at the Southern1945
• P. 152 Letter from Julia (cont.) — Mr. MacKay, tribute to 'Pick', and the promised promotion1945
• P. 153 Letter from Julia (cont.) — promotion and 'Aunt Jessie's' death1945
• P. 154 Letter from Julia (cont.) — Margaret Lawson's mother's death; sympathy for Mrs. Pickens1945
• P. 155 Letter from Julia (cont.) — frequent letters, Kate, plans through March1945
• P. 156 Letter from Julia — closing and signature, Feb. 10, 19451945
• P. 157 Reverse / cover sheet of typed garden essay (paper-clipped manuscript)1930–1950
• P. 158 Typed garden essay, page 1 of 4 — beginning a Southern garden in October1930–1950
• P. 159 Typed garden essay, page 2 of 4 — sowing seed, preparing beds, manure and tobacco dust1930–1950
• P. 160 Typed garden essay, page 3 of 4 — tobacco dust, Paris green, fertilizer, stocks1930–1950
• P. 161 Typewritten gardening essay, page 4 — annual bed designs, German Iris and tulips, Southern annual border1930–1950
• P. 162 Newspaper clipping announcing marriage of Emma Dee Walker to Robert Lawrence Corbell Jr., with addressed envelope1937, 1940
• P. 163 Letter from Dee (Emma Dee Walker Corbell) to her mother, Saturday — page 11940
• P. 164 Letter from Dee, page 2 — china price list, flood news1940
• P. 165 Letter from Dee, page 3 — playing casino, the ham and avocados1940
• P. 166 Letter from Dee, page 4 — no water near home, mildew, the rainy week1940
• P. 167 Letter from Dee, closing page — getting used to a husband, signed 'Dee'1940
• P. 168 Letter from Dee — page on Dad's visit, Aunt Anne and the vases1940
• P. 169 Studio portrait of a U.S. Army captain, Medical Corps1942-1945
• P. 170 Photograph of a young boy stretching in bed, Richmond St., 1938–19401938–1940
• P. 171 Photograph of Mary Ann Walker at the dresser, Richmond St., Jacksonville, Fla.1938–1939
• P. 172 Studio photograph of Mary Ann as a Maid in the Revellers Court, 1938–19391938–1939
• P. 173 Ye Mystic Revellers 1939 — illustrated program cover1939
• P. 174 Photograph of infant Robert Lawrence Corbell III, born January 19401940
• P. 175 Snapshot of Clara Brinson Williams ('Brissy'), with envelope from Edna (B. Snowden)1938–1944
• P. 176 Letter from Edna Saunders, Fort George, Fla., Sept. 12, 1944 — sheet 11944
• P. 177 Letter from Edna (Brinson Williams), Fort George, Florida — pages 2 and 31944
• P. 178 Letter from Edna, Fort George, Florida — closing page with signature (Sept. 12, 1944)1944
• P. 179 Newspaper clipping: 'Surprises Are All Silver' — Bo McEwan silver wedding anniversary, Orlando Sentinel, 29 May 19661966
• P. 180 Newspaper clipping: engagement of Mary Ann Walker to Oswald Beverley McEwan announced (March 9, 1941)1941
• P. 181 Photograph: Oswald Beverly McEwan in U.S. Army officer's uniform1941-1945
• P. 182 Photograph: Mary Ann Walker in apron at the stove, 19411941
• P. 183 Newspaper clipping: 'Will Be Matron of Honor in Prominent Wedding' — Mrs. Robert Lawrence Corbell Jr.1941
• P. 184 Photograph: infant Robert L. Corbell Jr.; second photograph removed1940–1955
• P. 185 Letter from Lubomir Maleeff in Sofia, Bulgaria — page 1 (post-WWII thank-you for relief package)1945–1949
• P. 186 Letter from Lubomir Maleeff in Sofia, Bulgaria — page 2 with return address1945–1949
• P. 187 Wedding invitation: Mary Ann Walker to Lt. Oswald Beverley McEwan, Jacksonville, May 14, 19411941
• P. 188 Wedding photograph: Mary Ann Walker and Lt. Oswald Beverley McEwan, Jacksonville1940–1955
• P. 189 Wedding party photograph: bride and bridesmaids — studio proof1941
• P. 190 Newspaper clipping 'Licensed to Wed' and engraved wedding invitation: Ann Seymour Knight to James Pickens Walker Jr., June 26, 19411941
• P. 191 Photograph: Ann Knight Walker and her bridesmaids1941
• P. 192 Five photographs of Robert Lawrence Corbell III as an infant and toddler, 1941–1942, with narrative about his parents Dee and Bob Corbell1941–1942
• P. 193 Photographs of Robin Corbell at Mt. Vernon (1941–1942) and Benning Hills (1944)1941–1944
• P. 194 Snapshot of Chris McEwan in the sand pile at 3657 Richmond St., Jacksonville1942–1944
• P. 195 Studio portrait of Christopher Gaillard McEwan, born June 27, 19421942-1943
• P. 196 Snapshots of Mary Ann McEwan and baby Chris with his soldier father Bo, Alexandria and Coleman, 19421942
• P. 197 Snapshots of Robin at Richmond St., Jacksonville and Benning Hills, Ga., 19441944
• P. 198 Two addressed envelopes to Mrs. J. P. Walker — Robin Corbell's first letter (Portsmouth, 1948) and a Charleston envelope (1944)1944–1948
• P. 199 Letter to Robin on red-bordered polka-dot stationery, scribbled in pencil1944
• P. 200 Letter from Mamie Simonds inviting Amy to the Simondses' golden wedding, Charleston, c. December 19441944
• P. 201 Photographs: Ilu Corbell and baby Pickens Walker Corbell ('Pucky'), Berwyn Hills, 1944–19451944–1945
• P. 202 Photographs: Puck Corbell toddler portraits and family at Benning Hills1945–1947
• P. 203 Photograph at Highlands, N.C. and newspaper clipping of lamp display by Mrs. J. P. Walker Jr.1941-1955
• P. 204 Newspaper clipping: lamp and floral arrangement by Mrs. J. P. Walker Jr.1945–1969
• P. 205 Photograph and newspaper clipping: Christopher McEwan, age 7, in pastel portrait exhibit at Winter Park Woman's Club1949–1949
• P. 206 Photographs: Nancy Fletcher McEwan as a small child, born Orlando 19461946–1950
• P. 207 Photographs of Nancy McEwan and Chris McEwan as small children, Orlando1948–1952
• P. 208 Photograph: The Corbell home, Maryview Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., 1946; with 1957 envelope to Mrs. Walker at Hendersonville1946-1957
• P. 209 Child's pencil letter to 'Gam' from 'Bee jr.': trip to N.C., death of Champo and Pookie, fire that burned the Famous and Monroe Hotel (page 1 of 2)1945–1955
• P. 210 Letter to 'Gam': trip to Nags Head, signed 'Dee jr.' (page 2 of 2)1953
• P. 211 Mailing envelope from Orlando, Feb. 1948; two angel greeting-card cut-outs; a snapshot of an Amy McEwan birthday party; and a calendar fragment1948–1955
• P. 212 Die-cut greeting-card medallion: red rose surrounded by pink blossoms, with green bow1930–1960
• P. 213 School exercise sheet: three sentences and a spelling list, with teacher's grade 'S Good'1950–1960
• P. 214 School exercise sheet (reverse): spelling list of ten words, signed 'Chris Friday'1950–1960
• P. 215 Birth notice for James Walker McEwan, 1948, with three photographs of Jim and family at the McEwan home, Orlando1948–1955
• P. 216 Mailing envelope from New York, April 1953, addressed to J. P. Walker at Portsmouth, Va.; with snapshot of Pickens Walker 'Puck' Corbell on crutches1953
• P. 217 Child's letter: 'Dear Big Puck' — honor roll and a dollar1951–1953
• P. 218 Airmail envelope to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Portsmouth, Va.1950–1960
• P. 219 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 20, 1953 — sheet 11953
• P. 220 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 20, 1953 — sheet 21953
• P. 221 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 20, 1953 — sheet 31953
• P. 222 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 20, 1953 — sheet 4 (closing)1953
• P. 223 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 24, 1953 — page 11953
• P. 224 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 24, 1953 — page 21953
• P. 225 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, 24 April 1953 — page 3: pre-amputation schedule1953
• P. 226 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, ca. April 1953 — closing page1953
• P. 227 Photographs of Puck, Ilu, and Robin, spring 1953, with Pickens Walker Corbell obituary clipping, December 2, 19531953
• P. 228 Photographs: McEwan family group, June 1951; Ilu Corbell at Portsmouth; Jim McEwan, 19521951–1952
• P. 229 Photographs: Corbell and McEwan children at various homes, ca. early 1950s1950–1955
• P. 230 Two addressed envelopes to Mrs. James Pickens Walker, Jacksonville and Hendersonville1950-1957
• P. 231 Letter from Nancy McEwan to her grandmother, on 'Nancy McEwan' stationery1955-1958
• P. 232 Letter fragment: 'Dearest light Brown — Happy Birthday — yesterday!' undated Saturday1950–1960
• P. 233 Letter from Nancy at Camp Rockbrook to her grandmother, undated1950–1960
• P. 234 Verso of Nancy's Camp Rockbrook letter — pencilled postscript1950–1960
• P. 235 Sepia studio photograph of an infant in a long white gownca. 1892
• P. 236 Verso of infant photograph — pencilled memorial of Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry1867–1874
• P. 237 Newspaper clipping: 'Backward Glances' — Agricultural Society of South Carolina, 19131913
• P. 238 Obituary: Samuel G. FitzSimons of Jacksonville, Florida (post-service notice)1950–1970
• P. 239 Pencil notes: Perry family marriages, births, and deaths1859–1908
• P. 240 Obituary: Samuel G. FitzSimons of Jacksonville, Florida (pre-service notice)1950–1970
• P. 241 Newspaper clipping: 'Walker on Board Union Station Co.'1900-1930
• P. 242 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) parish register excerpts: Julia N. Perry (1907) and Rev. B. F. D. Perry (1874 burial)1874-1969
• P. 243 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) parish register excerpts: Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry and Benjamin Fanneil Dunkin Perry1834-1969
• P. 244 Birth certificate of Theodore McEwan Green, Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando, 13 July 19681968
• P. 245 Wedding invitation: Paula Isenberg to Robert Lawrence Corbell III, San Diego1960-1980
• P. 246 Obituary of Amy FitzSimons Walker, dated 1 December 19731973
• P. 247 Obituary of Mrs. Mary Ann Walker McEwan, Orlando, March 19751975
• P. 248 'Death Notices' clipping for Amy FitzSimons Walker, 1 December 19731973
• P. 249 Obituary clipping: 'McEwan Funeral Held Here' for Mary Ann Walker McEwan1975
• P. 250 Obituary clipping: 'Veteran Editor J. P. Walker Dead At 56'1969
• P. 251 Obituary clipping: 'News Editor Walker Dies; Rites Today' for J. Pickens Walker Jr.1969
• P. 252 Envelope from Church of the Transfiguration, Buckhannon, W. Va., to James Pickens Walker1960
• P. 253 Letter from Rev. James H. Brennan to James Pickens Walker Jr. re: funeral of James Pickens Walker Sr.1960
• P. 254 Wedding clipping: 'Miss McEwan Is Bride' — Nancy Fletcher McEwan to Theodore Robert Green1965–1975
• P. 255 Engagement clipping: 'McEwan-Green' — Nancy Fletcher McEwan to Theodore Robert Green1965–1975
• P. 256 Color postcard: Church Street showing St. Philip's and Old French Huguenot Churches, Charleston, S.C.1900–1920
• P. 257 Postcard with hymn 'O Mighty God, Creator, King' addressed to Ellen FitzSimons aboard S.S. Cincinnati1900–1920
• P. 258 Stationery monogram 'NMcG' with show-through of pencilled letter on the verso1950–1980
• P. 259 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to 'Momma' — thank-you for wedding (page 1)1968–1975
• P. 260 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to 'Momma' — thank-you for wedding (page 2)1968–1975
• P. 261 Duke University graduation invitation — blind-embossed cover1968
• P. 262 Duke University graduation invitation — 3 June 19681968
• P. 263 University of Florida graduation invitation — blind-embossed cover1960–1980
• P. 264 Graduation announcement and name card: Christopher Gaillard McEwan, University of Florida College of Law, June 8, 19681968
• P. 265 Newspaper clipping fragment: portrait of 'Miss McEwan'1965–1975
• P. 266 Envelope: Nancy McEwan Green to Mrs. J. P. Walker Jr., Jacksonville, postmarked Orlando, 5 September 19681968
• P. 267 Reverse of letter sheet with monogram 'NMcG' (Nancy McEwan Green)1968
• P. 268 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to 'Peck and Ann', Orlando, September 3, 1968 (page 1 of 3)1968
• P. 269 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to 'Peck and Ann', September 3, 1968 (page 2 of 3)1968
• P. 270 Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to 'Peck and Ann', September 3, 1968 (page 3 of 3)1968