Box Small Manuscript Collections Box 4
Container
Contains 6 Results:
George C. Camp to his sister-in-law Cornelia Camp., l April 1851
File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 4, Folder: MC 546, Item: 1
Identifier: MC 546
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Six letters pertaining to settling in Arkansas, 1851-1854, and to Camp family genealogy, 1904-1905. Three of the letters were written by George C. Camp from Wileyville, Desha County (now probably Florence, Drew County), Arkansas, to his sister-in-law, Cornelia Camp, and to his brother, William C. Camp, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They pertain to the George Camp family's new life in Arkansas. The other three letters were written by Julia Camp (widow of George C. Camp) to her...
Dates:
l April 1851
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Camp Family Letters
George C. Camp to his brother, William C. Camp., 7 May 1851
File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 4, Folder: MC 546, Item: 2
Identifier: MC 546
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Six letters pertaining to settling in Arkansas, 1851-1854, and to Camp family genealogy, 1904-1905. Three of the letters were written by George C. Camp from Wileyville, Desha County (now probably Florence, Drew County), Arkansas, to his sister-in-law, Cornelia Camp, and to his brother, William C. Camp, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They pertain to the George Camp family's new life in Arkansas. The other three letters were written by Julia Camp (widow of George C. Camp) to her...
Dates:
7 May 1851
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Camp Family Letters
George C. Camp to his brother, William C. Camp., 20 June 1854
File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 4, Folder: MC 546, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 546
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Six letters pertaining to settling in Arkansas, 1851-1854, and to Camp family genealogy, 1904-1905. Three of the letters were written by George C. Camp from Wileyville, Desha County (now probably Florence, Drew County), Arkansas, to his sister-in-law, Cornelia Camp, and to his brother, William C. Camp, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They pertain to the George Camp family's new life in Arkansas. The other three letters were written by Julia Camp (widow of George C. Camp) to her...
Dates:
20 June 1854
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Camp Family Letters
Julia Camp, Monticello, Arkansas, to her great niece Dottie Dean, Spartanberg, South Carolina., 18 August 1904
File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 4, Folder: MC 546, Item: 4
Identifier: MC 546
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Six letters pertaining to settling in Arkansas, 1851-1854, and to Camp family genealogy, 1904-1905. Three of the letters were written by George C. Camp from Wileyville, Desha County (now probably Florence, Drew County), Arkansas, to his sister-in-law, Cornelia Camp, and to his brother, William C. Camp, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They pertain to the George Camp family's new life in Arkansas. The other three letters were written by Julia Camp (widow of George C. Camp) to her...
Dates:
18 August 1904
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Camp Family Letters
Julia Camp, Monticello, Drew Co., Arkansas, to Dottie Dean, Spartanburg, South Carolina., 1 September 1904
File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 4, Folder: MC 546, Item: 5
Identifier: MC 546
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Six letters pertaining to settling in Arkansas, 1851-1854, and to Camp family genealogy, 1904-1905. Three of the letters were written by George C. Camp from Wileyville, Desha County (now probably Florence, Drew County), Arkansas, to his sister-in-law, Cornelia Camp, and to his brother, William C. Camp, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They pertain to the George Camp family's new life in Arkansas. The other three letters were written by Julia Camp (widow of George C. Camp) to her...
Dates:
1 September 1904
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Camp Family Letters
Julia A. Camp, Monticello, Drew Co., Arkansas, to Dottie Dean Earl, Spartanburg, South Carolina., 14 January 1905
File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 4, Folder: MC 546, Item: 6
Identifier: MC 546
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Six letters pertaining to settling in Arkansas, 1851-1854, and to Camp family genealogy, 1904-1905. Three of the letters were written by George C. Camp from Wileyville, Desha County (now probably Florence, Drew County), Arkansas, to his sister-in-law, Cornelia Camp, and to his brother, William C. Camp, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They pertain to the George Camp family's new life in Arkansas. The other three letters were written by Julia Camp (widow of George C. Camp) to her...
Dates:
14 January 1905
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Camp Family Letters