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Coe Letter Index

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001_Coe letters_F8_transcript_nov1822

This inventory includes a letter from William L. Davies to his father, written in Lynchburg with a note addresses to Betsy Caldwell.

001_Coe letters_F7_page numbers missing from typescript Coe

These letters contain many travel updates and whereabouts of the family.

Tags: Arizona, Canada, Casagrande, Chicago, Chile, Drew, England, Giddens, Indian Territory, Irving, London, Oakland, Overseas, Philsaro, Regents Part, Somerville, Toronto, Trevit, Valparaiso

001_Coe_letters_F6_transcript10Aug1866toMar1872pp177-293pl

These letters include typescripts, updates on the family and their children, as well as updates about the family and their health.

Tags: Bannalyte, Benner, Bonner, Britten, Cameron, Consumption, Crutcher, Curtis, Davies, Dejarlais, DeWitt, Douthitt, Drew, Edmonson, Flanders, Gergory, Gerrah, Gidden, Gillionsville, Goucher, Grahamville, Halsed, Hanthin, Heidelberger, Hilton, Holmes, Hosmer, Hunt, Hunter, Huntorn, Jones, Kellog, Knox, Leachett, Lemell, Liver Cancer, Lobenshine, Lovet, Mcmanus, Miller, Mooney, Morford, Nickerson, Oil Lamps, Pollard, Prickett, Robbins, Roberts, Saker, Savannah, Sayre, Seymour, Shearer, Silver City, Spencer, Thompson, Todd, Tregaskis, Trevit, Typescript, Vantine, Virtue, Wagner, Whiskey, White, Whitson, Wortley, Yorkville, Young

001_Coe_letters_F5_transcript27Mar1858to3July1866_pp102-176

These letters contain correspondence about the debt that followed the cotton shortage. It contains letters detailing the family health as well as marriages. The effects of Yellow Fever are discussed as well. The letters contain the families feelings…

001_Coe_letters_F4_transcript28Feb1858to28Feb1874_pp101-26

These letters contain family health updates, discussion of family financial trouble, updates on travel and whereabouts of the family. There are letters discussing marriage arrangements and personal correspondence between George H. Coe and his wife…

Tags: abolition, Abraham Lincoln, Addison, Arizona, Balcon, Bales, Baltimore, Bannalyte, Barnum. Patterson, Bennett, Birmingham, bishop, Boise River, Brenner, Britten, Brooklyn, Brooks, Brown, Buenos Aires, Butler, Cahn, California, Callisonville, Canada, Cancer, Carter, Certificate of Sale, Charleston, Chesapeake Bay, Christmas, Church of the Cross, City Council, Cobb, Colorado, Congress, Convulsions, Cosgrove, cotton, Cowhide, Crow, Crutcher, Curtis, Cyrus Chapter, Daguerreotype, Dandridge, Davis, Dejarias, Diamond Hill, Douglass, Douthitt, Dugan, Elections, Elk Creek, England, Episcopal Bishop, Family Health, Farifax, Finance, Fino, Flanders, Forbes, Fort Berry, Fort Sumter, Foster and Co, Frampton, Garth, Georgia, Gerrahl, Gill, Gold Mining, Gordon, Governors Island, Hall, Harpers Ferry, Heidelberger, Herndon House, Hosmer, Hosmer Goewey and Co, House of Providence, Howell, Hubben, Hubbins, Huston, Idaho City, King, Kitser, Knox, Ladywood House, Lawsuit, Lemell, Liquor, Liver Pain, Lynchburg, Marquand, Mason, May, McClinktock, McConnell, Meikkelson, Memphis, Meriwether, Mexico, Miller, Mincur, Montgomery, Mooneys, Morris, Mugginsville, Mustard Plaster, Nebraska, Nerrit, New London Academy, Nickerson, Norford, Okatee Boat, Olympic Theatre, Omaha, Orsey, Osborne, Owyhee Lodge, Palestine, Panama Steamer, Paris, Payne, Pinkhams, plantation, Pneumonia, Political Insight, Polynesia, Pool, Portland, Powell, Preston, Pulmonary Infection, Quartz Mill, Real Estate, Real Estate Agreements, Ream, Redington and Co, Reece River Country, rice, River Country, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, San Francisco, Savannah, Scotland, Seaboard, Shaw, Shepards, Silver City, Sisters of Charity, Snake River, Sorrell, South Carolina College, Southern Confederacy, Springwhither, St. Domingo, steamboat, Stork, Summer, Tavern Keepers, Templeton, The New Catholic Church, Thompson, Tozer, Trial, Tyson, Utah, Vancouver, Vantine, Victoria, Voorhies, Walla Walla, Warm Springs, Whiskey, Wholesale Liquor Merchants, Wilimington, Williams, Williamsburg, Willis, Winston, Winter, Worhey, Wortley, Yellow Fever, Yellow Jaundice, Yorkville

001_Coe_letters_F3_transcriptcopyofMay1851to28feb1858pp1

These letters contain communication between George Coe, his mother, Agnes, and his sister Emeline. Family finances and property exchanges are detailed in these letters. Updates on various families in Bluffton are presented in these letters. Agnes…

Tags: Adams and Co, Alabama, Alter, Australia Gold, Beaufort, Belvidere, Bluffs Island, Boset, Brayety, Brewster, Brick Oven, Brown, Burhamville, Burnell, California, California Acorns, Callawasse Plantation Property, Cape May, Charleston, Charlottesville, Cod Liver Oil, Congestion of the Brain. St. Lukes Church, Consumption, Cotten, cotton, Crystal Palace, Dampshire, Danfuskie, Danville, Davenport, Dowing, Family Health, Family Herbal Recipes, Finances, Firemans Parade, Flordia, Florence, Franklin, Freney, Frickling, Germantown, Gold Digging, Gold Hunting, Gold Mines, Gordon Springs, Gospel, Halsted, Harland, Helfensteuer, Hibbler, Hilde, Humbleton, Hunting Island, hurricane, Indian Aggression, Jackson, Jane Way, Kentucky, Kneedler, Lawton, McElroy, McPherseanville, Medical Academy in Paris, Miller, Mininis, Montvale, Neuraigia, New England, New York, Newark, Niagra, Oakatee Bridge, Opera, Osborne, Outbuilding, Pendergast, Pennsylvania, Peterson, Pickney, plantation, Pneumonia, Pony, Porter, Purchres, railroad, Rankin, Roman Catholic, Sabbath, San Francisco, Savannah, Scottish Criss, Scriven, Senate, Shasta City, Shoumaker, Sorrell, South America, St. Lukes Parish, State Convention, Steaboat, Stone, Stuckart, Stuckert, Sullivans Island, Sulphur Springs, Temperance Tavern, Texas, Thomas, Trenton, Valparaiso, Van Pelt, Virginia, Weddings, White Ash, White Mountains, Whooping Cough, Wilkes Barre, Wyreka Country, Yellow Fever

001_Coe_letters_F2_transcript23Feb1856tofeb1874.pdf

These letters include communication to George Coe. Many of the letters contain details of family money and their finances. George's mother expressed that she wished George would write to her more since he was far away, she did not hear from him…

001_Coe_letters_F1_transcript7May1851to1856_pp1-71plusindex1

These letters include communication between George Coe, his mother, and his sister Emeline. The letters contain updates on the family, including their health, deaths, marriages, children, and travel. George's mother urges his non-Christian son to…

Tags: Alum Springs, Beaufort, Blackman, Bluffton, Boarding House, Boston, Brayety, Bruen, Brunswick, Buenos Aires, Bulls Island, Burnet, Callawashee, Callohill Street, Campbell, Cape May, Charleston, Cholera, Citadel, Columbia, Comstock, Connecticut, Crab Crick, Daguerrotypesyet, Davenport, Delaware, Drexel, Durhamville, Eagleton, Europe, Fleming, Florida, Freney, Georgia, God, Habersham, Hambleton, Harwood, Hunting Island, Huntington Island Plantation, Indians, Jane Way, Kneedler, Lounds, McPherseanville, Minis, New Haven, New York, Okatie, Patterson, Pendergast, Philadelphia, plantation, Presbyterian Church, Rankin, rheumatism, Rodriquez, San Francisco, Schooleys Mountain, Seaport, Senate, Shaista City, Sorell, South American, South Carolina, Steam Packet Train, Stodard, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Throcknorton, Trenton, University in Charlotte, Van Pelt, Virginia, Walterborough, Wells

Wall

Inventory includes genealogy, history, census information, and marriage information for the Wall Family.

Tags: Busbee, Cleland, Dudley, Langston, Long, Peters, Russell, Secelia, Winkler

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