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Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker)
- B1 · P. 4 Memorandum continued — Hampton, Hammond, and Irish relations
- B1 · P. 5 Newspaper clipping: 'DAR Opens New Hunt For FitzSimons Picture'
- B1 · P. 6 Letter from Judge Henry C. Hammond to Amy, June 14, 1940 (page 1)
- B1 · P. 7 Letter from Judge Henry C. Hammond to Amy, June 14, 1940 (page 2)
- B1 · P. 8 Letter from Judge Henry C. Hammond to Amy, June 14, 1940 (page 3 — closing)
- B1 · P. 13 Letter from Philip Henry Eve to Amy, July 5, 1959
- B1 · P. 14 Letter from Mabel (Mrs. Waveland S. FitzSimons) to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 1)
- B1 · P. 15 Letter from Mabel to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 2)
- B1 · P. 16 Letter from Mabel to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 3)
- B1 · P. 17 Letter from Mabel to Amy, Feb. 20, 1960 (page 4 — closing)
- B1 · P. 21 Letter from J. F. Stokes (St. Patrick's, Dundalk) to Mrs. J. P. Walker, June 5, 1944
- B1 · P. 22 Envelope from M. T. FitzSimons (Charleston) to Mrs. Walker, March 16, 1960; with typescript page 3 of Kit FitzSimons's record
- B1 · P. 26 Stoney–Gaillard family memorandum and Gaillard descent chart, with two oval portraits
- B1 · 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 clippings
- B1 · P. 33 Letter, March 11, 'My dear Tom,' from one of the compiler's grandmothers
- B1 · 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
- B1 · P. 61 Letter from Ellen Milliken Barker to her daughter Susan Barker FitzSimons, Boston, 21 February 1858 (page 1)
- B1 · P. 64 Letter from Samuel G. Barker, Charleston, Sept. 27, 1857, to Susan Milliken Barker, on the illness of their grandfather Thomas Milliken (recto)
- B1 · P. 72 Cross-hatched handwritten letter, page 2
- B1 · P. 82 Folded letter sheet showing the address panel — Mr. Samuel G. Barker, Charleston, S.C.
- B1 · P. 96 Handwritten letter (continuation page)
- B1 · P. 98 Handwritten letter (continuation page) — on Henry's death and family news
- B1 · P. 99 Handwritten letter, mid-page narrative on a country visit and Sunday sermon
- B1 · P. 102 Handwritten letter, continued — Kate's dyspepsia, death of Bev'y Means, John Bratton wounded, refugees and visitors at Walhalla
- B1 · P. 114 Handwritten letter, mid-page continuation
- B1 · P. 116 Folded letter wrapper with pencilled identifying note, signed A.F.W.
- B1 · P. 168 Photograph collage: scenes at Brookland, with obituary of Ellen Barker and photographs of Charleston gates
- B1 · 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)
- B1 · P. 209 Letter from Aunt Ellen, Charleston, June 8, 1872 (page 4)
- B1 · P. 227 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, postmarked Columbia, S.C., May 3, 1962
- B1 · P. 228 Letter from Mrs. Charles Franklin Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (page 1)
- B1 · P. 229 Letter from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (continuation page)
- B1 · P. 230 Letter from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (continuation page with letterhead)
- B1 · P. 231 Letter from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, May 3, 1962 (closing page)
- B1 · P. 232 Cover note from Margaret Pritchard Martin to Amy, undated
- B1 · P. 239 Theodore Gaillard Barker biographical sketch (continued from p. 240) with carte de visite of Edward R. McAlister
- B1 · P. 246 Envelope/wrapper with compiler's caption: letters of Ellen Barker Porcher
- B1 · P. 247 Compiler's note on Mrs. J. Pickens Walker letterhead — letters of Aunt Ellen Porcher (page 1)
- B1 · P. 248 Compiler's note (continued): Charleston Courier obituary citation, May 19, 1866
- B1 · 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 Hampton
- B1 · 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)
- B1 · P. 281 Tom Osborne family photo; deed (Theodore L. King to Susan M. FitzSimons); 'Grannie FitzSimons' portrait; two envelope labels
- B1 · P. 312 Album page: family photographs of Samuel G. FitzSimons and the Charlotte Military Academy boy, with note on letter from Ellie's Dad
- B1 · P. 318 Magazine article 'Boyhood in a Ricefield' by Archibald Rutledge with mailing envelope from Mrs. Albert Simons
- B1 · P. 319 Letter from Mrs. Albert Simons (Harriott Stoney) to Amy, 6 March 1959
- B1 · P. 329 Letter from Harriott Stoney Simons to Amy, 6 March 1959 — second sheet (signature page)
- B1 · P. 339 Family page: Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons and Mary Ann Perry, with descendants
- B1 · P. 340 Composite page: wedding invitations, family portraits, envelopes, and descendants of Theodore Barker FitzSimons
- B1 · P. 342 Letter from Theodore (Barker FitzSimons), 'Dear Sister,' 1 October 1918 — opening leaf
- B1 · P. 343 Letter from Theodore, 1 October 1918 (continued, middle bifolium)
- B1 · P. 344 Letter from Theodore (Barker FitzSimons), 1 October 1918 — closing leaf, signed 'Theodore'
- B1 · P. 345 Christmas letter from Clara FitzSimons (Asheville) to Amy, Sunday — opening leaf
- B1 · P. 346 Christmas letter from Clara FitzSimons to Amy — second leaf
- B1 · P. 347 Christmas letter from Clara FitzSimons to Amy — conclusion, signed 'Clara'
- B1 · P. 348 FitzSimons family collage: photographs and clippings of Theodore Barker FitzSimons and his descendants
- B1 · P. 355 Cursive letter from Minnie, 'Friday night' — Dearest Sister, page 1 (Christmas plans)
- B1 · P. 359 Letter from 'Minnie,' Thursday A.M. — Dearest Sister, page 2 (Lucia's news, household plans)
- B1 · P. 361 Wedding clippings & envelopes — Amy Perry Allston's wedding; D. M. Allston Jr. bank-promotion clipping; three envelopes to Mrs. J. P. Walker
- B1 · P. 363 Typed letter from Horace W. Phillips, Hardeeville, S.C. — Sat. morning, March 14, 1959
- B1 · P. 364 Typed letter to Aunt Amy from a Navy trainee on the eve of 'Bel's' wedding
- B1 · P. 365 Two children's thank-you notes to Aunt Amy — Henry and Donald, Charleston, November 1960
- B1 · P. 367 Obituary of Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons Jr. (1961) with birth announcement and infant photograph of his grandson, Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons IV
- B1 · P. 368 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Hendersonville, N.C., postmarked Jacksonville, Fla., June 7, 1963
- B1 · P. 369 Cursive letter, 'Friday' — 'Dear Amy' from Mary, on her recent visit and Bo the baby
- B1 · P. 370 Cursive letter, 'Friday' — continuation: Hudson, Petersburg, Raymond, Minnie, Louisa; signed 'Mary'
- B1 · P. 375 Cursive letter, 'Sunday' — Mary's continuation to Minnie: Va. trip, Mother & Daddy, Orlando invitation, signed 'Mary'
- B1 · P. 378 Oval studio photograph of mother and infant, with envelope listing enclosed Walker/FitzSimons certificates
- B1 · P. 379 Certificate of Death for James Pickens Walker, Jacksonville, November 19, 1960
- B1 · P. 381 Homemade Christmas card to 'Gam and Puck' from Puck
- B1 · P. 384 City of Charleston Return of a Birth — Amy Perry FitzSimons, Feb. 4, 1888 (certified copy issued 1950)
- B1 · P. 385 Envelope from Wood Grove Farm, Jersey, Va., addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville, Florida
- B1 · P. 386 Marriage certification by Thomas Perry Baker — Amy Perry FitzSimons and James Pickens Walker, Oct. 20, 1908
- B1 · P. 387 Envelope from Wood Grove Farm, postmarked Sept. 12, 1940, to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville
- B1 · P. 388 Letter from Thomas Perry Baker to Amy Walker, Sept. 10, 1940 (page 1)
- B1 · P. 389 Letter from Thomas Perry Baker to Amy Walker, Sept. 10, 1940 (page 2)
- B1 · P. 390 Letter from Thomas Perry Baker to Amy Walker, Sept. 10, 1940 (page 3, closing)
- B1 · P. 391 Envelope addressed to Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville, Florida
- B1 · P. 392 Composite family page: Amy Perry FitzSimons and James Pickens Walker with their four children and grandchildren
- B1 · P. 398 Genealogy worksheet: children of Amy J. Walker and James Pickens Walker — J. P. Walker Jr. and Emma Dee Walker Corbell, 1912–1969
- B1 · 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 Greens
- B1 · P. 403 Charleston, S.C. Department of Health 'Return of a Birth' — Amy FitzSimons Walker (Buzzie), March 20, 1910
- B1 · P. 409 Nancy McEwan engagement and wedding clippings, with envelope and photograph, 1965–1968
- B1 · P. 410 Letter from Nancy McEwan to her grandmother, 'Monday February 1, 1965' — page 1 of 2
- B1 · P. 411 Letter from Nancy McEwan to her grandmother, 'Monday February 1, 1965' — page 2 of 2
- B1 · P. 412 Engagement notice 'McEwan-Green' with bridal portrait, 1967
- B1 · P. 413 Wedding photograph and 'Couple Wed In Noon Ceremonies' clipping, Nancy McEwan and Ted Green, February 1968
- B1 · P. 414 Obituaries of Amy FitzSimons Walker (1973) and Mary Ann Walker McEwan (1975), with envelope from Nevers, France
- B1 · P. 416 Letter from 'Grannie' to Mary Anne, sending her childhood memories (page 1)
- B1 · P. 417 Letter from 'Grannie' to Mary Anne, Monday — page 2 (closing)
- B1 · P. 421 Composite album page: 'Corner Cupboard' clipping (1957), family snapshot, Nancy McEwan honor-roll certificate (June 1959), and envelope to Mary Anne Walker
- B1 · P. 444 Envelope from Historic Charleston Foundation, addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, forwarded to S. G. Stoney, 1968
- B1 · P. 453 Cover sheet: 'An article by Theodore Lynch FitzSimons on Charleston'
- B1 · P. 464 Stoney genealogy notes by SGS — page 4 (Stoney) with cover note to Amy
- B1 · P. 465 Stoney–Gaillard–Gourdin–Barker–FitzSimons pedigree chart by SGS — page 5
- B1 · P. 466 Cover note from Samuel Gaillard Stoney (SGS) to Amy, 30 June 1958
- B1 · P. 467 Envelope (reverse) — Hancock River House, Hancock, Va., postmarked Jacksonville 1958
- B1 · P. 469 Album page: Theodore Stoney FitzSimons family — six photographs, poem, and obituary
- B1 · P. 470 Album page: W. Huger FitzSimons family — obituaries, war-service clippings, and family portraits
- B1 · P. 471 Wartime Christmas airgraph from R. C. FitzSimons, Canadian Army overseas, to Mrs. J. P. Walker
- B1 · 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'
- B1 · P. 488 Album page with portrait of Ellen FitzSimons's German governess, a yellow pocket holding documents from her 1948 retirement, and three addressed envelopes
- B1 · P. 495 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Jan. 1, 1948 — page 1 of 2
- B1 · P. 496 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Jan. 1, 1948 — page 2 of 2
- B1 · P. 497 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Dec. 9, 1948 (page 1 of 2)
- B1 · P. 498 Letter from Ellen M. FitzSimons to Amy, Dec. 9, 1948 (page 2 of 2)
- B1 · P. 504 Section divider: index of letters from family members and from Ellie to Mr. Easterby
- B1 · P. 505 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 1 of 4)
- B1 · P. 506 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 2 of 4)
- B1 · P. 507 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 3 of 4)
- B1 · P. 508 Letter from Ellie at Hendersonville, N.C. to her sister Amy, October 26, 1948 (page 4 of 4, closing)
- B1 · P. 513 Letter from Hendersonville, N.C., to 'Dear Sister' (Ellie / Ellen M. FitzSimons), Wednesday April 11 (or 10), 1935 (page 1)
- B1 · P. 522 Verso of John McCready FitzSimons letter sheet 5, with compiler's inked id 'John Fitz-Simons'
- B1 · P. 535 Three envelopes: from Hammond, Kennedy & Yow (Augusta), and two addressed to Mrs. J. Pickens Walker
- B1 · P. 536 Letter from Spartanburg, S.C., to 'Dear Amy,' June 16, 1940 — meditation on old age as an alibi (page 1)
- B1 · P. 545 Letter to Amy, page 2 — congratulations on Dee's marriage to a doctor
- B1 · P. 546 Letter to Amy, page 3 — Uncle Huger's 'Memorandum of the FitzSimons family'
- B1 · P. 547 Letter to Amy, page 4 — 'After Glow' and closing
- B1 · P. 548 Letter from G.S.F. (Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons) to Amy, 10 Nov 1942, page 1
- B1 · P. 549 Letter from G.S.F. (Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons) to Amy, 10 Nov 1942, page 2
- B1 · P. 550 Letter from G.S.F. (Gaillard Stoney FitzSimons) to Amy, 10 Nov 1942, page 3 with signature
- B1 · P. 551 Letter from Ellen Milliken FitzSimons to Amy Walker, October 7, 1955 — page 1
- B1 · P. 552 Letter from Ellen to Amy Walker, October 7, 1955 — page 2
- B1 · P. 562 Wedding invitation, WHKP radio ad, and 'Frank FitzSimons Named To Post at Northwestern' clipping
- B1 · P. 572 Newspaper clippings: FitzSimons book 'On Banks of Oklawaha' announced and bust of Frank FitzSimons unveiled
- B1 · P. 574 'Who's Who in Railroading' biographical entries — Walker family, including James Pickens Walker Sr.
- B1 · P. 588 Letter from Maggie Kershaw FitzSimons, May 5, 1977: 'Thought you would like to read about your Fiesty cousin'
- B1 · P. 595 Wedding notice for Frank L. FitzSimons III and Maria del Carmen Ochoa Kress, and Newberry College promotions clipping
- B1 · P. 597 Montage of clippings and a photograph: FitzSimons family — farm board appointment, Mahaffey–Waterfall wedding, Strozier–Allston engagement, Kiwanis presidency, with addressed envelope
- B1 · P. 598 Handwritten letter from Ellen to Amy, February 23, 1962 — page 1 (retirement and a bout of flu)
- B1 · P. 599 Letter from Ellen to Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker), February 23, 1962 — page 2 (retirement, springtime, family news)
- B1 · P. 600 Letter from Ellen to Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker), page 2 — Ashley Hall, Charleston, Nancy
- B1 · P. 601 Letter from Ellen to Amy FitzSimons (Mrs. James Pickens Walker), page 3 — closing, signed 'Ellen'
- B1 · P. 606 Envelope to Mrs. James Pickens Walker (1957) with newspaper article on Drayton Hall and the Drayton family
- B1 · 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 arms
- B1 · P. 610 Family group sheet — McEwan / Walker / FitzSimons / Perry / Drayton ancestral chart, seven generations
- B1 · P. 611 Letter from Dorothy to Amy Walker, 17 Apr 1957, page 2 — with traced Drayton Hall coat of arms (after Motte Alston Read)
- B1 · P. 619 Miniature portraits and photograph: Mrs. John Drayton (Rebecca Perry), Anne Drayton, Edward Perry, and Maria Hopley; with Drayton Hall view
- B1 · P. 620 Coffin–Perry–Crawford family group: portraits, family tree, and 'Distinctive Churches of Florida' clipping
- B1 · P. 622 Manuscript note: Elizabeth Howell of Savannah married Charles Mason Bessellieu of Grahamville, and their children
- B1 · P. 623 Wrapper inscribed 'Family Tree of the Perrys'
- B1 · P. 625 Back of the Perry family-tree fold-out, with attribution note
- B1 · P. 626 Letter from Cousin Josie, Charleston, April 23, 1910 — page 1
- B1 · P. 627 Letter from Cousin Josie, Charleston, April 23, 1910 — page 2 (conclusion)
- B1 · P. 629 Hand-drawn pedigree chart in pencil — children of Mary Annie Perry & Samuel Gaillard FitzSimons Sr., with their issue
- B1 · 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 children
- B1 · P. 631 Handwritten record of the marriage of Amy Perry FitzSimons to James Pickens Walker, 1908; with births of their first two children
- B1 · P. 632 Editorial note in blue ink — key to the following memorandum and Bible extracts
- B1 · P. 638 Album page with Perry/Drayton/Rawlins family tree, packet of folded family papers, and a Bessellieu family list
- B1 · 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 tree
- B1 · P. 646 Portrait photographs of Anne Dever Pickens and James Pickens with handwritten descendant chart
- B1 · P. 647 Handwritten Perry–FitzSimons–Walker–McEwan descendant chart on loose buff sheet
- B1 · P. 654 Verso of S. G. FitzSimons letter — pencilled note identifying its subject
- B1 · P. 660 Typescript family history: James Pickens Walker and Amy Perry FitzSimons, page 1
- B2 · P. 2 Memoir, page 2: Rock Spring, Uncle Theodore's house, Becky and the goat, Aunt Rosa's wedding
- B2 · P. 3 Memoir, page 3: Brownies, the Jabberwock, Mammie's flowers and the pansy bed
- B2 · P. 4 Memoir, page 4: move from Rock Spring to Mt. Hope, Uncle Kit, the cowbell on Bub
- B2 · P. 5 Memoir, page 5: Oak Hurst garden during the Civil War, ruins of the Gibbes house
- B2 · P. 6 Memoir, page 6: Dad plants Mt. Hope 1893, the Storm of '93, Dunkin's illness
- B2 · P. 8 Memoir, page 2: nurses' fairness, the nursery windows, Dad's roaring fires and family breakfast
- B2 · P. 9 Memoir of plantation childhood: nursery life and morning routines
- B2 · P. 10 Memoir of plantation childhood: nursery rules, anointing with mutton tallow, freedom of childhood
- B2 · P. 11 Memoir of plantation childhood: formal supper, Dad's storytelling, and the affection of the household
- B2 · P. 12 Memoir: 'Mister Simons' mourned, Mr. William Gonzales and Gullah stories, Aunt Lil and Uncle Willie
- B2 · P. 13 Memoir of plantation childhood: dancing lessons, the measles, and Mr. Kershaw rector of St. Michael's
- B2 · P. 14 Memoir of plantation childhood: Mrs. Kershaw's stories, the front steps, Dr. John Ancrum, Dr. Huger
- B2 · P. 15 Memoir of plantation childhood: family doctors, Uncle Kit, John and Louisa, Thomas Berry, Mam'mie's hospitality
- B2 · P. 16 Memoir of plantation childhood: the medicine closet, doctoring the workers, hog butchering
- B2 · P. 17 Memoir continues: sausage making at Rock Spring; school governesses; Andrew Larsen at Rock Spring
- B2 · P. 18 Memoir continues: Larsen daughters at Rock Spring school, plantation hospitality, breakfasts of game; first journeys to Charleston
- B2 · P. 19 Memoir continues: summers in N.C.; spring in Charleston; family routine at Brookland with Uncle Theodore and Aunt Ellen
- B2 · P. 20 Album page: Willtown Bluff clipping, Congaree Legion / Kronrad's Garage column, oval portrait 'A.P.F.S.', and addressed envelope to Helen Barnwell
- B2 · P. 22 Letter from Amy P. FitzSimons in Spartanburg to Helen, October 18, 1900 (page 1)
- B2 · P. 23 Letter from Amy P. FitzSimons in Spartanburg to Helen, October 18, 1900 (page 2)
- B2 · P. 24 Memoir continues: happy plantation childhood; the donkey Billy-the-goat; sent to Charleston for school at age eleven
- B2 · P. 25 Amy FitzSimons recollections: Charleston girlhood, dancing school, St. Mary's, St. Cecilia balls
- B2 · 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. vignette
- B2 · P. 28 Portrait photograph of Amy Perry FitzSimons as a young girl, school memory caption
- B2 · P. 29 Photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons at Rockville Academy and at the Sass sisters' school
- B2 · P. 30 Typed letter from cousin in Waynesville, N.C., to Cousin Amy, 10 Sept 1960, returning Minnie's family-tree notes
- B2 · P. 34 Typed extracts from family Bible of John Lucius Hedley (page 2 of 2)
- B2 · P. 35 Verso of the typed Hedley Bible extracts, with handwritten attribution
- B2 · P. 36 Two childhood photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons
- B2 · P. 38 Infant photograph of Amy Perry FitzSimons, 1888
- B2 · P. 39 Autobiographical memoir of childhood at Rock Spring and Mount Hope plantations
- B2 · P. 40 Envelope 'For May's children' and group photograph strip with reminiscence about a visit to Columbia
- B2 · P. 44 Two photographs from a house party at Mount Hope: Herbert Ravenel Sass, Bub, Genie Coffin, and Theodore Ravenel Jr.
- B2 · P. 45 Four photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons at St. Mary's School, Raleigh, N.C., 1901–1903
- B2 · P. 46 Group photograph: 'Jamie' (James Pickens Walker Sr.), fullback, Washington and Lee University varsity football team, 1901
- B2 · P. 47 Oval studio portrait of Amy Perry FitzSimons, 1905
- B2 · P. 49 Photographs: J. P. Walker with classmates at Washington & Lee, and Amy Perry FitzSimons at St. Mary's
- B2 · P. 51 Three photographs of Amy Perry FitzSimons, 1902 and 1904
- B2 · P. 54 Memorandum: family of Samuel Cadwalder Walker and Emma Dee Pickens
- B2 · P. 58 Photograph of a Charleston building 'Puck' built; recollection of debut dance
- B2 · P. 59 Amy FitzSimons memoir: meeting Puck, USC commencement, malarial fever, engagement
- B2 · P. 60 Engraved wedding invitation: Amy Perry FitzSimons and James Pickens Walker, October 20, 1908
- B2 · P. 61 Photograph of first living room at the farm in West Virginia; memoir of early married life, 1908–1910
- B2 · P. 63 Photographs and inscription: Amy Perry Walker ('Buzzie'), born March 1910, died June 1911
- B2 · P. 64 Envelope dated June 30, 1911 — July 1, 1911; snapshot of Buzzie; memoir of her death in Weldon
- B2 · P. 65 Envelope: 'Four leaf clover sent to Baby at his birth by Amy. Little Sam'
- B2 · P. 67 Newspaper death notice: Amy FitzSimons Walker, infant daughter of J. P. Walker, died June 30, 1911
- B2 · P. 68 Newspaper obituary: 'Dear Little Infant Taken Away' — Amy Walker, died June 30, 1911
- B2 · P. 69 Handwritten memorial poem: 'Is it well with the Child? / Is it well with Thee?' (2 Kings 4:26)
- B2 · P. 70 Oval portrait of James Pickens Walker Jr. as a toddler, with memoir of his birth and the family's move to Richmond
- B2 · P. 71 Four snapshots of James Pickens Walker Jr. at Cain Island and Richmond, 1913, with memoir continuation
- B2 · P. 74 Snapshots of Pickens Walker — Richmond and Cain Island
- B2 · P. 76 Snapshots of Pickens Walker in Richmond; memoir of summers at Cain Island and Philippi
- B2 · P. 77 Memoir of A.C.L. valuation work and winter in Petersburg; snapshots from Philippi
- B2 · P. 78 Memoir of summer 1915 at Saluda, Mam'mie's illness, birth of Dee at Roper Hospital October 1915
- B2 · P. 79 Snapshots of Dee at 132 Rutledge Avenue; envelope endorsed 'My 1st letter from Pickens'
- B2 · P. 80 Pencilled note: 'Tell Mama I am Mr McGregor, & I am missin' her — Dilly'
- B2 · P. 81 Pencilled birthday note from young Pickens to his mother: 'Dear Mamsie — Many happy returns of the day'
- B2 · P. 83 St. Cecilia Society membership card for J. P. Walker (1915) and tipped-in sheet beginning Mannie's bequest list to Amy
- B2 · P. 84 Minnie's handwritten bequest list to Amy: furniture, silver, china, and the Drayton Bible (sheet 1 of 2)
- B2 · P. 85 Minnie's bequest list to Amy: jewelry, table silver, and residue (sheet 2 of 2)
- B2 · P. 88 Seven snapshots: the Walker children at Jacksonville, Florida and Jacksonville Beach
- B2 · P. 89 Envelope postmarked Yonges Island, S.C., April 5, 1933, addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker in Savannah, Georgia
- B2 · P. 91 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, Wednesday, July 14th — page 1 of 3
- B2 · P. 92 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, Wednesday, July 14th — page 2 of 3
- B2 · P. 93 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, page 3 of 3 — family news, signed 'Mother'
- B2 · P. 94 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter Amy, Wednesday, April 5th, 1933 — page 1 of 3
- B2 · P. 95 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons), April 5th, 1933 — page 2 of 3, enclosing a signed blank check for Theodore
- B2 · 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'
- B2 · P. 99 Memoir of Mary Ann's birth, June 1918; family at 132 and 65 Rutledge Ave.
- B2 · P. 100 Studio portrait of Mary Ann Walker; family snapshots at Tryon, 1921
- B2 · P. 103 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, 1535 Post St., Jacksonville, Florida
- B2 · P. 104 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to her daughter 'Dear little Aimie' — page 1 of 3, May 1926
- B2 · P. 105 Letter from Mother (Mary Anne Perry FitzSimons) to 'Dear little Aimie' — page 2 of 3, May 1926
- B2 · P. 106 Letter to 'Dear little Amie' from Mother, May 1926 — conclusion (page 3 of 3), signed 'Mother', dated 'Friday'
- B2 · P. 107 Envelope to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Jacksonville, postmarked Yonges Island, S.C., May 27, 1926
- B2 · P. 116 Memoir entry: Jacksonville and Savannah years, 1923–1926; photograph at Mount Hope
- B2 · P. 117 Photographs: Black Mountain, N.C. — family and friends at summer camp
- B2 · P. 118 Photographs: Mary Anne Walker and a children's group at Black Mountain, N.C.
- B2 · P. 119 Memoir entry: move to Savannah 1926; Mrs. Walker's illness; photograph of Mary Ann at Black Mountain
- B2 · P. 128 Three envelopes: letters and a telegram from Cousin Pickens to W. & S.
- B2 · P. 132 Western Union telegram from Pickens Walker to his mother in Savannah after W&L Fancy Dress Ball and swim meet
- B2 · P. 134 Pencil cartoon of cowboy with pistol, captioned with Pickens Walker biography
- B2 · P. 136 Newspaper clippings: J. P. Walker's promotion to Jacksonville and Savannah farewell dinner from Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
- B2 · P. 138 Two addressed envelopes to Mrs. J. P. Walker, 1934
- B2 · P. 139 Letter to 'My Dear Mom' — page 1, from Vivian S. to Amy FitzSimons Walker
- B2 · P. 140 Letter to 'My Dear Mom' — page 2, signed 'Vivian S.'
- B2 · P. 142 Letter to 'Mummie darling' from Dee at Hollins College — birthday letter, page 1 of 2, dated 'Friday night'
- B2 · P. 143 Letter to 'Mummie darling' — page 2, signed 'Dee'
- B2 · P. 144 Narrative: Dee and Mary Ann's schooling at Hollins, St. Mary's, and King-Smith — with photograph
- B2 · P. 145 Newspaper clipping: 'Miss Mary Ann Walker' — Jacksonville/Savannah debutante photographs
- B2 · P. 146 Newspaper clippings: Colonial Dames reception (Savannah, Dec. 1937) and 1938 debutante portrait
- B2 · P. 148 Letter from Julia to 'Amy and Puck' — page 1 of condolence letter, Feb. 1945
- B2 · P. 153 Letter from Julia (cont.) — promotion and 'Aunt Jessie's' death
- B2 · P. 154 Letter from Julia (cont.) — Margaret Lawson's mother's death; sympathy for Mrs. Pickens
- B2 · P. 158 Typed garden essay, page 1 of 4 — beginning a Southern garden in October
- B2 · P. 159 Typed garden essay, page 2 of 4 — sowing seed, preparing beds, manure and tobacco dust
- B2 · P. 160 Typed garden essay, page 3 of 4 — tobacco dust, Paris green, fertilizer, stocks
- B2 · P. 162 Newspaper clipping announcing marriage of Emma Dee Walker to Robert Lawrence Corbell Jr., with addressed envelope
- B2 · P. 163 Letter from Dee (Emma Dee Walker Corbell) to her mother, Saturday — page 1
- B2 · P. 168 Letter from Dee — page on Dad's visit, Aunt Anne and the vases
- B2 · P. 175 Snapshot of Clara Brinson Williams ('Brissy'), with envelope from Edna (B. Snowden)
- B2 · P. 176 Letter from Edna Saunders, Fort George, Fla., Sept. 12, 1944 — sheet 1
- B2 · P. 177 Letter from Edna (Brinson Williams), Fort George, Florida — pages 2 and 3
- B2 · P. 178 Letter from Edna, Fort George, Florida — closing page with signature (Sept. 12, 1944)
- B2 · P. 180 Newspaper clipping: engagement of Mary Ann Walker to Oswald Beverley McEwan announced (March 9, 1941)
- B2 · P. 185 Letter from Lubomir Maleeff in Sofia, Bulgaria — page 1 (post-WWII thank-you for relief package)
- B2 · P. 186 Letter from Lubomir Maleeff in Sofia, Bulgaria — page 2 with return address
- B2 · P. 187 Wedding invitation: Mary Ann Walker to Lt. Oswald Beverley McEwan, Jacksonville, May 14, 1941
- B2 · P. 193 Photographs of Robin Corbell at Mt. Vernon (1941–1942) and Benning Hills (1944)
- B2 · P. 198 Two addressed envelopes to Mrs. J. P. Walker — Robin Corbell's first letter (Portsmouth, 1948) and a Charleston envelope (1944)
- B2 · P. 200 Letter from Mamie Simonds inviting Amy to the Simondses' golden wedding, Charleston, c. December 1944
- B2 · P. 203 Photograph at Highlands, N.C. and newspaper clipping of lamp display by Mrs. J. P. Walker Jr.
- B2 · P. 208 Photograph: The Corbell home, Maryview Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., 1946; with 1957 envelope to Mrs. Walker at Hendersonville
- B2 · 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)
- B2 · P. 210 Letter to 'Gam': trip to Nags Head, signed 'Dee jr.' (page 2 of 2)
- B2 · 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 fragment
- B2 · P. 218 Airmail envelope to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Portsmouth, Va.
- B2 · P. 219 Letter from Margaret Baumeister to Minnie, April 20, 1953 — sheet 1
- B2 · P. 230 Two addressed envelopes to Mrs. James Pickens Walker, Jacksonville and Hendersonville
- B2 · P. 231 Letter from Nancy McEwan to her grandmother, on 'Nancy McEwan' stationery
- B2 · P. 232 Letter fragment: 'Dearest light Brown — Happy Birthday — yesterday!' undated Saturday
- B2 · P. 233 Letter from Nancy at Camp Rockbrook to her grandmother, undated
- B2 · P. 234 Verso of Nancy's Camp Rockbrook letter — pencilled postscript
- B2 · P. 238 Obituary: Samuel G. FitzSimons of Jacksonville, Florida (post-service notice)
- B2 · P. 240 Obituary: Samuel G. FitzSimons of Jacksonville, Florida (pre-service notice)
- B2 · P. 243 Grace Church (Camden, S.C.) parish register excerpts: Rev. B. F. Dunkin Perry and Benjamin Fanneil Dunkin Perry
- B2 · P. 246 Obituary of Amy FitzSimons Walker, dated 1 December 1973
- B2 · P. 248 'Death Notices' clipping for Amy FitzSimons Walker, 1 December 1973
- B2 · P. 249 Obituary clipping: 'McEwan Funeral Held Here' for Mary Ann Walker McEwan
- B2 · P. 250 Obituary clipping: 'Veteran Editor J. P. Walker Dead At 56'
- B2 · P. 251 Obituary clipping: 'News Editor Walker Dies; Rites Today' for J. Pickens Walker Jr.
- B2 · P. 255 Engagement clipping: 'McEwan-Green' — Nancy Fletcher McEwan to Theodore Robert Green
- B2 · P. 257 Postcard with hymn 'O Mighty God, Creator, King' addressed to Ellen FitzSimons aboard S.S. Cincinnati
- B2 · P. 264 Graduation announcement and name card: Christopher Gaillard McEwan, University of Florida College of Law, June 8, 1968
- B3 · P. 1 Wedding invitation: Mary Ann Walker to Oswald Beverley McEwan, 14 May 1941
- B3 · P. 2 Wedding invitation: Mary Ann Walker to Oswald Beverley McEwan, 14 May 1941 (duplicate)
- B3 · P. 3 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, Adams Run, S.C., postmarked Monticello, Fla., 16 Oct 1911
- B3 · P. 4 Anniversary letter from James Pickens Walker, Monticello, Fla., to his wife Amy, 16 Oct 1911 (page 1 of 2)
- B3 · P. 5 Anniversary letter from James Pickens Walker to his wife Amy, Monticello, Fla., 16 Oct 1911 (page 2 of 2)
- B3 · P. 6 Envelope addressed to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Walker, 3698 Hedrick St., Jacksonville, Florida
- B3 · P. 7 Child's Christmas thank-you note to 'Gam' (Amy FitzSimons Walker), page 1 of 2
- B3 · P. 8 Child's Christmas thank-you note to 'Gam' (Amy FitzSimons Walker), page 2 of 2, signed 'Dee'
- B3 · P. 9 Child's letter to Gam — left column close-up: 'I want a long list of things'
- B3 · P. 10 Child's letter to Gam — right column close-up: 'My Love to both of you. Love Dee'
- B3 · P. 12 Letter from Dee (Emma Dee Walker Corbell) to her parents, page 1 — 'Puck asks for one of Gam's drinks'
- B3 · P. 14 Letter from Dee — final page, '…coma and not hemorrhage… I love you both — Dee'
- B3 · P. 15 Envelope or card front addressed 'Mr. and Mrs. Walker'