Mentioned in 17 pages

Hendersonville, NC

• B1 · P. 4 Memorandum continued — Hampton, Hammond, and Irish relations1788–1960
• B1 · 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
• B1 · P. 134 Newspaper clipping: obituary of Maj. Theodore G. Barker1832–1917
• B1 · 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
• 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. 219 Mulberry Castle: typescript memorandum (Apr 5 1959) on the Broughton-Milliken-Barker descent of the plantation1714–1959
• B1 · P. 227 Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. P. Walker, postmarked Columbia, S.C., May 3, 19621962
• B1 · P. 236 Letter from W. Huger FitzSimons to 'Sister,' Sept. 8, 1917, on Atlantic Coast Line Railroad letterhead1917–1918
• 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)1866–1944
• B1 · P. 350 Pedigree page: Mary Ann FitzSimons and Donald McKay Allston, with photographs and clippings1889–1980
• B1 · P. 470 Album page: W. Huger FitzSimons family — obituaries, war-service clippings, and family portraits1918–1960
• B1 · P. 482 Letter from Hendersonville, N.C., November 22, 1929: family writer to 'Ellie' about recovering eyes1929
• B1 · P. 486 Page 2 of a letter mentioning Frank and James, with overlapping caption, a second letter fragment, and a funeral-notice clipping1929–1939
• B1 · 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
• 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 envelopes1880–1948
• B1 · P. 534 Newspaper clipping collage on Ellen M. FitzSimons — retirement, obituary, and tributes, 1948–19531948–1953
• B1 · P. 535 Three envelopes: from Hammond, Kennedy & Yow (Augusta), and two addressed to Mrs. J. Pickens Walker1942–1955