TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview
Biographical Note
Scope and Contents of the Collection
Arrangement of the Collection
Restrictions
Access Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Thornton family, 1826-1897
Thomas McClanahan Thornton papers, 1850-1912
Eliza Thornton Holloway, 1837-1919
Edmunds B. Holloway, 1843-1895
Holloway family papers, 1866-1900
Thomas Thornton Holloway, 1842-1956
Correspondence, childhood-1956
T.T. Holloway papers, 1842-1956
T.T. Holloway manuscripts, 1897-1934
Restricted law practice records, 1895-1945
Hardwicke family, 1807-1945
Sarah Hardwicke Holloway, 1881-1955
Thomas T. and Sarah Holloway’s children, 1896-1977
Genealogies, 1800s-1977
Certificates, prints, and clippings, 1871-1942
Postcards
Photographs, 1870s-1940s
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Holloway family papers
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Creator: |
Holloway family |
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Holloway family papers |
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1807-1977 |
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Bulk Dates: |
1860s-1940s |
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Abstract: |
The Holloway family papers contain correspondence, case files, financial papers, writings, diaries, maps, genealogies, photographs, postcards, and printed material about the life of Edmunds B. Holloway and his descendants. Included are the Civil War letters of Edmunds and his wife, Eliza. Most of the material dates from the period of 1885-1930, when Thomas T. Holloway was a practicing attorney in Illinois and Dallas. These papers tell the story of nineteenth and twentieth century family life, religious life, U.S. Army history, Dallas history, and women’s history.
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Accession No: |
A1989.1613, A1989.1613x |
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34 boxes (34 linear feet) |
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Material is in English |
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DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University |
General William Fitzgerald Thornton was born in Hanover County, Virginia in 1789. He was appointed General of Militia for the District of Columbia by President John Quincy Adams, then served as editor of the Phenix Gazette in Alexandria, Virginia. In 1830 he moved to Kentucky to be a farmer, and four years later he settled in Shelbyville, Illinois as a banker with his wife, Ann McClanahan. He was very influential in the building of the Illinois Central Railroad. He and his wife Ann had nine children:
- Mildred Ann (April 27, 1812-June 24, 1812)
- Margaret Mary (1814-1896) married Marshall Basye
- Anna Grymes (1816-1834)
- Maria Louisa (1818-1820)
- Mildred Rootes (1821-1856) married Anthony Thornton
- Eliza McClanahan (1824-1903) married Edmunds B. Holloway
- Antonia (1827-1849) married Dr. Josiah B. Herrick
- William Wedderburn (1832-1895) married Martha Moore
- Thomas McClanahan (1836-1914) married Virginia Moore
Ann McClanahan’s sister Mary married Captain George Holloway on November 6, 1807 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Their children were:
- Elizabeth (1808-1809)
- William (1810-1883) married Elizabeth Field
- Ann (1812-1833) married Nathaniel Rankin
- Maria (1814-?) married William A. Seaton
- Martha (1816-1892) married Nathaniel Rankin
- Thomas (1818-1822)
- Edmunds Ballard Holloway (1821-1861) married Eliza Thornton and died on the battle field at Rock Creek, near Independence Missouri
- Margaret (1824-?) married Jeremiah Massie
- Sarah Emily (1826-?) married Cyrus C. Miller
- Robert Thomas (1829-1906) married Kate Thompson
Lieutenant Edmunds Ballard Holloway married his cousin Eliza McClanahan Thornton on June 7, 1848 in Shelbyville, Illinois. She was the sixth daughter of General William Fitzhugh Thornton and his wife Ann McClanahan. Eliza Holloway wrote
Kate Comerford, or, Sketches of Garrison Life (1881) under the pen name Teresa A. Thornet. Their children were:
- William Thornton (1849-1852)
- Robert Thomas (1851-?) married Edith Hughes
- Anne Thornton (1854-1894) was born in Ringgold Barracks on the lower Rio Grande, Texas. In 1874 she entered the Convent of the Sacred Heart at Maryville University in St. Louis, and died at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Chicago in 1894.
- George William (1855-1856) was born at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas
- Thomas Thornton [T.T.] (1857-1940) was a lawyer and judge in Illinois and Dallas, Texas. He married Sarah Hardwicke in 1903.
- Mary Antonia (1858-1862)
- Eddie (1860-1861)
Robert Thomas Holloway married Edith Hughes September 17, 1885 in Kansas. Their children were Thomas Edmund, Elizabeth Hughes, Robert Thornton, Louis Edward, Anne, and Edith.
Thomas Thornton (T.T.) Holloway married Edith Sidney Trower October 27, 1885 in Shelbyville, Illinois. Their daughter Mildred was born in 1890 in Dallas, Texas. After Edith died, T.T. remarried to Sarah Holmes Hardwicke in 1903. Their children were Thomas Thornton Holloway Jr. and Sarah Ruth Holloway. Mildred attended the Virginia Institute Conservatory of Music and later married Paul McConnell. Thomas Thornton Holloway Jr. or “Tom” attended Dallas High School, Southern Methodist University, and Princeton University. In 1933 he was ordained at First Baptist Church of Dallas and worked for the American Bible Society. Sarah Ruth Holloway or “Ruth” graduated from Judson College and later joined the Marine Corps during World War II.
Source:
Hardwicke, Linda. “Rev. Dr. John Benjamin Hardwicke.” Old Bayview Cemetery:
http://www.cclibraries.com/local_history/oldbayview/hardwickejbbiobyhardwicke.htm. Accessed January 23, 2012.
Rev. Dr. J.H. Phillips. “General Wm. F. Thornton, Sermon Preached at His Funeral,” Shelby County Leader, October 30, 1873.
Thornton and Holloway family registers, Box 26, Folder 1
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The Holloway family papers are divided into twelve series that document nineteenth and twentieth century family life, religious life, U.S. Army history, Dallas history, and women’s history. These family papers include Thornton, Holloway, and Hardwicke families. A large portion, however, of the collection is about Thomas Thornton Holloway and his family in Dallas, Texas. Researchers should note that his law practice records are restricted until the year 2020 due to attorney-client confidentiality.
Highlights of the collection include Mexican War letters; Civil War letters; letters from suffragist Anna Pennybacker; business correspondence regarding railroads in Shelbyville, Illinois; and letters from Ruth Holloway during her service in the Marine Corp Reserve.
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Arrangement of the Collection |
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The collection is organized into 12 series: |
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Series 1: Thornton family, 1826-1912 |
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Subseries 1: Thomas McClanahan Thornton papers, 1850-1912 |
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Series 2: Eliza Thornton Holloway, 1837-1919 |
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Series 3: Edmunds B. Holloway, 1843-1895 |
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Series 4: Holloway family, 1866-1900 |
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Series 5: Thomas Thornton Holloway, 1842-1956 |
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Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1860s-1956 |
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Subseries 2: Papers, 1842-1956 |
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Subseries 3: Manuscripts, 1897-1934 |
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Subseries 4: Business records, 1895-1945 |
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Series 6: Hardwicke family, 1807-1945 |
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Series 7: Sarah Hardwicke Holloway, 1881-1955 |
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Series 8: Thomas T. and Sarah Holloway’s children, 1896-1977 |
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Subseries 1: Mildred |
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Subseries 2: Ruth |
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Subseries 3: Tom Jr. |
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Series 9: Genealogies, 1800s-1977 |
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Series 10: Certificates, prints, and clippings, 1871-1942 |
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Series 11: Postcards |
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Series 12: Photographs, 1870s-1940s
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Access to Collection:
Collection is open for research use except for boxes 12-18. These boxes are restricted until 2020 due to attorney-client confidentiality.
Publication Rights:
Permission to publish materials must be obtained from the Director of the DeGolyer Library.
Copyright Statement:
It is the responsibility of the user to obtain copyright authorization.
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This collection is indexed under the following terms in the Southern Methodist University Libraries' online catalog. Researchers desiring related materials may search the catalog using these terms. |
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Holloway family. |
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Thornton family. |
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Hardwick family. |
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Holloway, Thomas T. |
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Holloway, Sarah Hardwicke. |
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Thornet, Teresa A. |
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Holloway, Edmunds B. |
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United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Correspondence. |
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Shelbyville (Ill.) -- History -- Sources. |
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Dallas (Tex.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century. |
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Dallas (Tex.) -- History -- Sources. |
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Diaries -- United States -- 19th century. |
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Letters. |
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Postcards. |
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Photographs. |
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This is one of the collections in the Archives of Women of the Southwest.
Thornton, Anthony. An Autobiographical Sketch. Springfield, Ill., 1897. Pamphlet KF373.T577 A3 1897
Southern Methodist University clubs collection (SMU 1998.0325) [1942 Lent program]
Standard Club records (A2008.0006)
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Holloway family papers, DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.
Purchase, 1989.
It appears someone started to arrange each series of personal correspondence by correspondent with incoming and outgoing correspondence interfiled chronologically. Undated letters were grouped by addresses when possible and filed after the dated correspondence. To make it easier for the researcher, correspondence was arranged by author and if possible, chronologically. Early correspondence of Edmunds B. Holloway in box 6 was itemized in 2002, and removed from the collection for Sherry Smith’s class to transcribe in 2003. These letters were interfiled with the rest of his correspondence when the rest of the collection was processed. A transcription of select correspondence between Edmunds and Eliza Holloway while he served with the United States Army in Texas and New Mexico for the period 1852-1861 is available in the library. Early correspondence was sprinkled throughout the collection, and every effort was made to organize all correspondence by author in chronological order. All of T.T. Holloway’s letters were found folded in their envelopes, and they were opened and housed in acid-free folders.
The rest of the collection appeared to be organized by person, and this arrangement was maintained. The postcards were mostly found together, and they were further arranged by holiday. The photographs were not found in any order, so they were grouped by family member and if possible, chronologically. Twenty-seven books were removed from the collection and cataloged. They can be found in the online catalog using the search string, “Library’s copy part of the Holloway family papers.”
Collection processed and finding aid written by Cynthia Franco, 2011-2012.
Cynthia Franco, 2012.
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Series 1:
Thornton family, 1826-1897
3 boxes |
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This series contains the letters of the Thornton family, including General William Fitzhugh Thornton (W.F. Thornton), his wife Ann, and from four of his nine children, Mildred Rootes, Eliza McClanahan, William Wedderburn, and Thomas McClanahan.
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Anthony Thornton letters and receipts, 1828-1897 |
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Ann McClanahan Thornton letters [wife of General William Fitzhugh Thornton], 1835-1880 |
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Ann Thornton to Eliza Holloway, 1852-1867 |
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Ann Thornton to Mattie |
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Ann Thornton letters |
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Mary Thornton to cousin Anna Grimes Thornton |
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William McClanahan to his sister Ann Thornton, 1838 |
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Mary Seaton to Aunt Ann [Thornton?], 1872 |
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W.F. Thornton to Eliza Thornton, 1860-1867 |
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W.F. Thornton to Millie, 1848 |
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T.D. Douglas to General W.F. Thornton, 1862 |
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J.T. Herrick to W.F. Thornton, 1873 |
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General W.F. Thornton correspondence regarding Illinois Canal, 1826-1891 |
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G.M. Thornton to Ma [Anna Thornton or Mildred?] |
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G.M. Thornton to Eliza Thornton, 1857 |
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Mildred Thornton to cousin Eliza Thornton Holloway, 1883 |
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Letters to Mildred Thornton, 1830s-1848 |
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Will Thornton to Grandma, 1881 |
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William Wedderburn Thornton [W.W.] to cousin Ed and manuscript, 1857 |
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W.W. Thornton to sister Eliza Thornton, 1853-1855 |
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Unknown correspondents, 1860-1867 |
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Announcements and cards sent to Thornton family |
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W.F. Thornton and Anna McClanahan 1811 marriage record, dated 1878 |
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Manuscript copy of “Biography of General William F. Thornton” by Col. John Moore |
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W.F. Thornton deed, business papers, 1828-1860 |
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General W.F. Thornton receipts, 1833-1839 |
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W.F. Thornton funeral sermon newsclipping, 1873 |
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Manuscript entitled, “1853 Aged 29” |
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Poem entitled, “Richard Kirkland” |
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Thornton family name cards |
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Memorial cards for Anne Thornton, Ann McClanahan, Elizabeth Hughes, Thomas M. Thornton, and Anne Thornton Holloway |
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Ann Thornton memorial card and papers |
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Millie Thornton receipts, etc. |
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Thornton family banking records, 1890-1891 |
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Copy of Thomas McClanahan’s will, November 18, 1833 [Ann McClanahan Thornton’s father] |
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Thornton family wills, 1873-1884 |
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Clippings
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Subseries 1:
Thomas McClanahan Thornton papers, 1850-1912
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These boxes contain the correspondence and business records of Thomas McClanahan Thornton (Thomas M.). This subseries includes material regarding the right of way for a railroad line to Shelbyville, Illinois, 1890. Letters are arranged chronologically. Thomas M. Thornton was General Thornton’s youngest son (born 1836) and was his father’s partner in the banking business, as well as his nephew, Thomas T. Holloway.
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Thomas M. Thornton letters, 1869-1912 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1894-1896 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1897-1898 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1903 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1904 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1905 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1906 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1908 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1909 |
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Thomas M. Thornton to Thomas T. Holloway, 1910 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton, 1882 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton, 1890 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton, January-March 1891 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton, April-June 1891 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton, July-December 1891 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton, 1892 |
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Letters to Thomas M. Thornton. 1893-1894 |
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Railroad documents |
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Railroad checks and documents |
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Railroad notes, 1890-1892 |
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Thomas M. Thornton railroad pass for Chicago & Eastern Illinois, 1892 |
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Letters to W.B. Marshutz regarding railroads, 1887-1890 |
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Letters about railroads, 1891 |
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Poem for T.M. Thornton by D.M.C., 1855 |
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Thomas M. Thornton bank checks and receipts, 1850-1890 |
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Shelbyville, Illinois town bonds |
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4 LeMars National Bank ledgers, Le Mars, Iowa, 1901-1902
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Series 2:
Eliza Thornton Holloway, 1837-1919
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This first box in this series contains letters written by Eliza Thornton Holloway, primarily to her husband Edmunds B. Holloway while he served in the U.S. Army during the Mexican War and Civil War, 1861. Before her marriage to Edmunds in 1848, she addressed her letters to him as Cousin and signed with her maiden name, Eliza Thornton. Also included are letters written to Eliza by family and friends, her writings, and personal papers.
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The second box contains manuscripts written by Eliza Holloway, some under her pen name Teresa A. Thornet. Recipes, ephemera, and family mementos are also included.
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Letters written by Eliza Holloway |
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To her father General William F. Thornton, 1861 |
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To her mother Ann Thornton, 1851-1883 |
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To her sister, 1848-1851 |
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To her sister, Milly, 1849-1851 |
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To her son Robert, 1866-1896 |
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To her son Thomas T., 1895-1896 |
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To her son Thomas T., 1897-1898 |
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To her son Thomas T., 1903 |
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To her granddaughter Mildred Holloway [T.T.’s daughter] |
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To her daughter-in-law Sarah Holloway [T.T.’s second wife] |
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To her husband Edmunds B. Holloway, 1840-1861 [34 letters in small document box] |
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Letters, 1849-1896
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Letters to Eliza Holloway |
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Eddie T. Basye, 1866 |
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Margaret Mary Thornton Basye [sister], 1869 |
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Nannie T. Basye [niece], 1901 |
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John A. Barton [nephew], 1902 |
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Annie Birer [niece], 1896 |
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Lucy Stonestreet Byers, 1901 |
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Cawdell [nephew], 1897-1903 |
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Harriet Campbell [cousin] |
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Hattie Combs, 1903 |
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Jasper and Mrs. Douthit, 1896-1902 |
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Mary Fitzgerald, 1897-1902 |
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George B. Herrick [nephew], 1897-1899 |
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J.T. Herrick, 1903 |
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Annie Holloway [son Robert T. Holloway’s daughter] |
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Bessie Holloway [son Robert T. Holloway’s daughter], 1897-1901 |
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Edith Holloway [son Robert T. Holloway’s wife], 1892-1901 |
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Edith Holloway [son Robert T. Holloway’s daughter] |
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Louis Holloway [son Robert T. Holloway’s son], 1901 |
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Mary Holloway, 1850-1853 |
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Robbie [son Robert T. Holloway’s son], 1898. Robert Thornton Holloway lived 1890-1901. |
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Thomas Eddie Holloway [son Robert T. Holloway’s son], 1894-1901 |
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W. Holloway [brother-in-law], 1861 |
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Blanche Hughes, 1895 |
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Ben J. Keiningham [cousin], 1896 |
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James Longstreet, 1895-1896 |
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Emmy McClanahan, 1899 |
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Mary M. May, 1899-1901 |
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Julia McClanahan [niece], 1901 |
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C.C. Miller, 1839-1868 |
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Sarah Holloway Miller, 1850 |
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Sarah and T.E. Miller |
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Mrs. Moulton |
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National Press Office, 1846 |
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Belle Rankin [niece], 1899 |
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Julia Rugg [niece] |
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Margaret Massie Rugg [niece], 1853-1903 |
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Kate Seaton [niece] |
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Sister Mary Teresa, 1901 |
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Henry Stonestreet [cousin], 1903 |
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Laura Tesson |
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Brother [Thornton?], 1869 |
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Ann Thornton [sister], 1860 |
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Collection of letters from grandchildren, Edith, Anne, and Thomas E. found in a Cuticura soap box, 1900-1907 |
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Vinola Wine Ranch, 1903 |
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Mollie Walker [niece], 1901-1902 |
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Annie Ward [cousin], 1902 |
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Notes in Spanish to Eliza Holloway |
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Letters, 1894-1897 |
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Unknown letters
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Eliza Holloway papers |
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Kate Comerford book reviews |
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“The Blue-Eyed Fitzhughs of Crow’s-Nest” manuscript by Eliza Holloway |
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“My Old Kentucky Home” manuscript by Eliza Holloway |
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“The Old and the New” manuscript by Eliza Holloway |
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Manuscripts by Eliza Holloway |
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Composition book |
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Illinois Woman’s Exposition Board certificate for exhibiting books, 1893 |
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“Blind Boy’s Dream” poem by Fanny J. Crosby
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Record of Eliza Holloway’s children with locks of hair |
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Eliza Holloway’s children’s hair |
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Recipes |
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Account book with handwritten roster of Army officers in Mexican War according to Edmunds B. Holloway, 1854-1896 |
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Business papers from Morgan Williams, 1890-1896 |
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Invitations |
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Bills and receipts, 1890s |
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Receipts |
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Miscellaneous notes |
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Miscellaneous notes, receipts, printed material, legal documents, 1837-1919 |
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Ephemera, drawings |
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Ephemera including 1894 Texas State Fair ribbon, rocks, notes, clippings |
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Clippings and almost blank 1864 notebook |
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Empty envelopes and clippings |
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Cuticura Soap box |
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File wallet of clippings and notes
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Series 3:
Edmunds B. Holloway, 1843-1895
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This series includes letters, legal documents, receipts, and ephemera of Edmunds Ballard Holloway. The letters written by Edmunds B. Holloway describe his military career with the U.S. Army during the Mexican War through the Civil War, 1861. Included are letters written to him by other military personnel, friends, and family, with one from his son Robert in the third grade.
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A transcription of select correspondence between Edmunds and Eliza Holloway while he served with the United States Army in Texas and New Mexico for the period 1852-1861 is available. Note: E.B.H. and E.B. Holloway is Edmunds B. Holloway, and E.H. is Eliza Holloway.
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Empty stamped and addressed envelopes, 1860-1861 |
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Letters to Edmunds B. Holloway |
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S.B. Buckner, 1861 |
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Lieutenant General G.B. Crittenden, 1860 |
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Colonel William B. Dyer, 1859-1860 |
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Judge Simeon Hart, 1856-1861 |
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Mary Holloway [mother], 1857-1861 |
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Robert Holloway, 1861 |
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Jackson, 1856 |
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A.T. Lee, 1855, 1858 |
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C.F. Buff to Captain A.T. Lee, 1855 |
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Captain McClay, 1856 |
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Major McFerrar, 1860 |
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Mary Massie, with lock of hair, 1861 |
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C.C. Miller, 185-? |
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Ferdinand Percy, 1858-1860 |
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Ann Thornton, 1854 |
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W.F. Thornton, 1861
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Edmunds B. Holloway papers |
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Edmunds B. Holloway biographical sketch, 1895 |
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U.S. Military Academy diploma, 1843 |
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U.S. Army commission, 1845 |
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U.S. Army commission, 1846 |
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U.S. Army commission, 1848 |
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Adjutant General’s notice of captain commission, March 2, 1852 |
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U.S. Army commission, 1854 |
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Military documents, 1852-1861 |
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Orders, November 28, 1843 |
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General orders 1, 7, 10, dated April 23, 1860 |
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Military letters, 1853-1861 |
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Letters from Army officers, 1861 |
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Financial documents |
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Legal document in longhand with cloth envelope |
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Report of the fight at Hatch’s Ranch, October 5, 1860 |
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Business papers, miscellaneous
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Series 4:
Holloway family papers, 1866-1900
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This series contains correspondence of the children of Edmunds and Eliza Holloway and are arranged alphabetically. |
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Anne Holloway letter to Mary Holloway, 1870 |
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68 |
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Anne Holloway letter to brother Robert T. Holloway, 1870 |
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Anne Holloway letter to grandmother Anna Thornton, 1878 |
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Mary Holloway letter to brother Anthony Thornton |
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Robert T. Holloway letters to mother Eliza, 1866-1900 |
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Robert Holloway manuscript, 1866 |
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73 |
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Robert T. Holloway’s St. Louis University records and law license, 1865-1874 |
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Robert Holloway’s receipts |
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Thomas E. Holloway’s letter to his grandfather, 1895 |
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Namecards |
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Clippings
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Series 5:
Thomas Thornton Holloway, 1842-1956
12 boxes |
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Thomas Thornton Holloway, or T.T., grew up in the home of his grandfather, General William Fitzhugh Thornton after his father died in the Civil War. He attended the Virginia Military Institute and received the distinguished Jackson-Hope medal. He later studied law at the University of Virginia and practiced law in Shelbyville, Illinois and Dallas, Texas, where he served for a short time as a federal judge. He was president of the Dallas Bar Association from 1909-1915, a Four Minute Man, and founder of the Central Congregation Church. T.T. married Edith Trower in 1885 and they had a daughter, Mildred, before Edith passed away ten years later. In 1903 he married Sarah Holmes Hardwicke and they had two children.
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Subseries 1:
Correspondence, childhood-1956
3 boxes |
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Letters by T.T. Holloway |
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Letters to mother Eliza, childhood-1890 |
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Letters to mother Eliza, 1900-1903 |
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Letters to mother Eliza while a student at Virginia Military Institute, 1873-1877 |
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Letters to mother Eliza while a student at University of Virginia, 1879-1880 |
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Letters to mother Eliza, 1895-1898 |
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Letters to uncle Thomas M. Thornton, 1906-1910 |
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Folder |
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Letters to wife Sarah [Ruth] Holloway, June 1903-May 1912 |
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Folder |
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Letters to wife Sarah [Ruth] Holloway, June 1912-August 1917 |
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Letters to wife Sarah [Ruth] Holloway, 1926 |
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24 |
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Letters to wife Sarah [Ruth] Holloway, undated May-August |
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Letters to wife Sarah [Ruth] Holloway, undated |
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Folder |
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8 |
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Letters to daughter Mildred 1903-1932 |
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Letters to son-in-law Paul McConnell [Mildred’s husband], 1937 |
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Letters to daughter Sarah Ruth, 1912-1917 |
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Letters to son Tom Jr., 1909-1917 |
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Letters, 1909 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway, 1870-1884 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway, 1895-1896 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway, 1902-1916 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway, 1916 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway, 1923-1935 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway regarding his 1934 “Christmas Carol,” 1934-1935 |
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Letters to T.T. Holloway, 1936 |
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“The Problem or Difficulty. Why Do Some People Suffer More Than Others?” with religious correspondence, 1928 |
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Letters regarding T.T.’s Sunday School lesson subscribers, 1928 |
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Letter to T.T. Holloway, undated |
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Invitations, 1872-1880 |
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Empty envelopes
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Subseries 2:
T.T. Holloway papers, 1842-1956
22 folders |
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Folder |
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25 |
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Virginia Military Institute report cards, 1874-1878 |
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Virginia Military Institute programs and 1874-1875 class roster |
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Virginia Military Institute school materials and alumni news, 1880-1937 |
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28 |
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University of Virginia law school report cards and letter, 1878-1880 |
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29 |
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Fraternal organizations, 1866-1886 |
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30 |
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Information on T.T. Holloway’s Jackson-Hope medal from Virginia Military Institute, 1956 |
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Notary public and law licenses from Illinois and Texas |
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32 |
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Four Minute Man card and certificate, 1918 |
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33 |
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Currency (10 bank notes), 1842-1865 |
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34 |
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Deeds and stocks |
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35 |
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Illinois and Texas tax receipts, 1883-1891 |
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Bills, 1896-1929 |
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Will |
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38 |
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Dallas Bar Association 1941 resolution upon death of T.T. Holloway |
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Travel brochures |
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Magazines |
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41 |
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The Outposts of the Citadel or Why I Believe the Bible Will Stand by James M. Gray |
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Why We Believe in the Virgin Birth of Christ by James M. Gray |
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Keystone Stories and Our Little Ones, circa 1912 |
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Edith Trower Holloway |
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Edith Trower Holloway papers, 1882 [T.T. Holloway’s first wife] |
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T.T. and Edith Holloway wedding clippings
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Subseries 3:
T.T. Holloway manuscripts, 1897-1934
2 boxes |
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Folder |
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1 |
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Mr. Hutchinson lessons [Sunday school lessons], 1927-1928 |
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Religious writings |
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“An exegesis of Colossians, Chapters 1 and 2” |
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Notes on Genesis |
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Sunday school notes and leather wallet |
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Sunday school notes |
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Drafts for Sunday school |
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Sunday school lessons, April-July 1923 |
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Sunday school lessons, August-December 1923 |
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Sunday school lessons, January-May 1924 |
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Sunday school lessons, June-December 1924 |
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Sunday school lessons, January-July, 1925 |
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Sunday school lessons, August-December 1925 |
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Sunday school lessons, January-April 1926 |
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Sunday school lessons, May-December 1926 |
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Sunday school lessons, 1927 |
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Sunday school lessons, January-March 1928 |
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Folder |
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1 |
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Sunday school lessons, April-June 1928 |
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Sunday school lessons, July-August 1928 |
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Sunday school lessons, September-December 1928 |
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Sunday school lessons, 1929 |
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“A Christmas Carol,” 1934 |
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T.T. Holloway publications |
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“Argon” |
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“Mildred’s May” |
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“The Black Fairy” |
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“Mamie Neil and the Fairies” |
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“A Church in the Ocean” pamphlet and typescript, 1905 |
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10 |
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“Day Dreams” |
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11 |
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“Evan Morgan” |
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12 |
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“Dorothy’s Visit to Fairy Land” |
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“A Dream of Heaven” |
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“Edith” |
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“From Birds to Beast” |
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“God’ Balances” |
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“Margaret’s Experiment” |
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18 |
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“The New Thought” and The Biola Book Room correspondence regarding T.T. Holloway’s publication, 1924-1929 |
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“Peaks of Otter,” 1908 |
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“The Power of a Consecrated Life” |
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“The Red Cross” [speech] |
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“The Three Travellers” |
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23 |
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“To Elijah Harvey Page”, 1897 |
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“A Young Century” |
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Stories |
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Manuscripts |
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34 |
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Poetry manuscripts |
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35 |
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Composition book that includes essay on moral philosophy |
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Bound writings by T.T. Holloway and Eliza Holloway |
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“The Frog’s Chorus” music score by Paul S. McConnell, words by T.T. Holloway
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Subseries 4:
Restricted law practice records, 1895-1945
7 boxes |
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This subseries is protected by attorney-client confidentiality and is restricted until 2020. |
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This series mostly contains client files, however, administrative records and even receipts for Dictograph Product Company are included. |
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Folder |
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1-3 |
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T.T. Holloway law practice records, 1895-1896 |
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T.T. Holloway law practice records, 1897-1898 |
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T.T. Holloway law practice records, 1929-1932 |
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T.T. Holloway law practice records, 1931-1932 |
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Clients |
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10 |
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Estate of Mrs. Fredda A. Beggs, Thomas Beggs, executor, 1923 |
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Thomas Beggs will, 1926 |
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Myrtie BelleGerardy will, 1926 |
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13 |
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Thomas Biggs will, 1932-1934 |
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Mrs. A.M. Biser, 1926-1934 |
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15 |
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Mrs. A.M. Biser, 1931-1932 |
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Mrs. A.M. Biser will, 1931-1933 |
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Miss Pauline Borich and Mrs. J.C. Pickett, Estate of Mrs. Bessie E. Borich, 1926-1927 |
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P.S. Borich, 1924-1932 |
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19 |
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P.S. Borich-McCormick et al. v. Borich, 1927 |
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20 |
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P.S. Borich, 1931-1933 |
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P.S. Borich subdivision title, lot 7, 1925 |
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P.S. Borich will, 1926 |
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Miss Corinne Borich Pickett will, 1927-1930 |
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Lewis Sperry Chafer will, 1924 |
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25 |
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John P. Churchill will, 1931 |
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Ellis Cockrell and R.L. Davis, 1926 |
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27 |
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Ellis Cockrell deed, 1917-1918 |
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28 |
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Ellis Cockrell land in Hutchinson County, 1913-1924 |
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Ellis Cockrell – deeds to Hutchinson County land, 1926 |
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30 |
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Ellis Cockrell and John W. McGee oil leases in Hutchinson County, 1919 |
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31 |
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Ellis Cockrell - L.W. Thomas title in Hutchinson County, 1914-1915 |
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Ellis Cockrell – James K. Wagner title in Hutchinson County, 1917-1918 |
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33 |
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Cockrell title to Johnson County land, 1926-1935 |
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Ellis Cockrell – Mrs. Sallie C. Kellam, 1928 |
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Ellis Cockrell lease, 1921 |
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Ellis Cockrell and MacCurdy and Daniels Ranch, 1929 |
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Ellis Cockrell and M.J. Orleans, 1919 |
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Ellis Cockrell titles, 1926-1927 |
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Ellis Cockrell title to lot 12, block 6 in Kessler Park, 1927 |
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Ellis Cockrell – James Wallace survey, 1927 |
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Ellis Cockrell and Mary Jane Cockrell wills, 1912 |
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42 |
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Estate of Mary J. Cockrell, 1928-1932 |
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S.G. Cockrell – C.A. Sheffield title in Dallas, Texas, 1928 |
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1 |
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Congregational Church, Dallas, Texas, 1896 |
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Central Congregational Church, 1923-1934 |
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Junius Heights Congregational Church charter, 1925-1927 |
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Winnetka Congregational Church, 1929-1935 |
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Congregational Extension Society of Texas, 1917 |
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Congregational Extension Society of Texas, 1917-1928 |
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Congregational Extension Society of Texas, 1928-1932 |
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8 |
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Congregational Extension Society of Texas, 1932-1935 |
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Three abstracts of title for Taylor and Lowrance addition to City of Dallas, 1910, 1917, 1930 |
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10 |
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Four abstracts of title for Taylor and Lowrance addition to City of Dallas, 1910, 1913, 1914, 1917 |
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Three abstracts of title for Taylor and Lowrance addition to City of Dallas, 1913-1914 |
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12 |
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Congregational Extension Society of Texas papers and two abstracts of title for Taylor and Lowrance additions, 1909, 1913 |
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Estate of Mrs. Susan A. Cullimore, 1928-1930 |
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14 |
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Mrs. Katherine Deakins will, 1921-1925 |
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15 |
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Estate of Douwe Decker, 1927 |
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Lois Irene Decker will, 1917 |
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17 |
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Estate of Robert L. Devlin, 1924-1932 |
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18 |
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Robert L. Devlin and Martha J. Devlin wills, 1924-1926 |
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Charles H. Dillon wills, 1929 |
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20 |
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J.H. Dillon, 1927 |
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Mrs. Emma L. Douglas will, 1925 |
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22 |
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Evangelical Theological College – Swiss Avenue and Apple Street, 1930-1932 |
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23 |
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Evangelical Theological College charter, 1924-1929 |
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Evangelical Theological College v. North Texas Trust Company, 1932 |
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25 |
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Carl Evans, 1931 |
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A.B. Fain deed, 1934 |
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27 |
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Mary C. Foscue, 1918-1920 |
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28 |
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Arthur C. Fretz party-wall agreement with Louckx heirs, 1930 |
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29 |
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Arthur C. Fretz will, 1929-1932 |
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30 |
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Estate of Emil Fretz, 1928-1930 |
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31 |
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Emil A. Fretz abstracts of deed, 1929 |
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32 |
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Emil A. Fretz lease, 1929 |
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33 |
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Estate of Emil Fretz, J.S. Reese, 1929 |
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Emil A. Fretz, Arthur E. Fretz, Akard [Street] widening, 1929 |
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Mrs. Frances Fretz will, 1929 |
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Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Geen, 1928-1930 |
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Harlan-Elzey Company letterhead, Clark Sellers empty envelope |
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Harwood St. property, 1911-1925 |
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Harwood St. property, 1926-1928 |
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J.T. Herrick, 1909-1917 |
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Arthur Herrmann-Porter Lindsley matter, 1920-1931 |
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6 |
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Arthur Herrmann, 1928-1931 |
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Arthur Herrmann – H.A. Velvin, 1929 |
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Arthur Herrmann – new building contract, 1931-1933 |
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Arthur Herrmann will, 1935 |
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10 |
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Estate of John Herrmann, 1919-1920 |
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11 |
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Herrmann estate - Inge Construction Company, 1933 |
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12 |
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Arthur Herrmann – McNeny matter, 1924 |
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13 |
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Herrmann estate – McNeny matters |
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Herrmann estate – Akard Street and photographs, 1924-1925 |
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Herrmann estate leases, 1934-1939 |
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Estate of W.P. Jackson, 1910-1911 |
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Mrs. W.P. (Anna) Jackson v. A.C. Cason Jr., 1923-1923 |
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George Johnson will, 1933 |
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21 |
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Thomas J. Jones, 1928 |
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22 |
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B.H. Lastor and Alice R. Lastor wills, 1929 |
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23 |
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Thomas S. Lowry and wife, 1933-1934 |
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Paul McCombs, 1928-1931 |
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25 |
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W. and W.O. McConnell, Pearl St. property, 1928-1931 |
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Miss Mary L. Mason, 1933-1934 |
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Estate of Mrs. Lillian A. Middleton, 1926-1929 |
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28 |
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Mrs. Effie Mills, 1930-1931 |
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Evan Morgan estate, 1936 |
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30 |
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Frank E. Moriss will, 1927-1931 |
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31 |
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Estate of Mrs. J.E. Mosher, 1918-1925 |
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Lois Irene Mosher will, William S. Mosher Jr. will, 1929 |
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Miss M.E. Mosher will, 1921-1927 |
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Mosher Manufacturing Company, 1906 |
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Mosher Manufacturing Company, 1918 |
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36 |
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Mosher Steel and Machinery Company, 1925 |
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Mosher Steel and Machinery Company sub block 419, 1927 |
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Mosher Manufacturing Company amendment to charter, 1928 |
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Mosher Steel and Machinery Company lien laws, 1928 |
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40 |
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Mosher Steel and Machinery Company bond issue matter, 1927-1928 |
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Mosher Steel and Machinery Company and Southern Surety Company, 1929-1931 |
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42 |
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Mosher Steel and Machinery Company miscellaneous, 1930-1931 |
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W.S. Mosher title to lot 6 block 13, Miller and Stemmon addition, 1930 |
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E.J. Olive v. G.G. Wright, 1926-1927 |
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Miss Clara C. Pape and Guillot Mortgage Company matter, 1930 |
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Harry Penniman and Mrs. Clara M. Penniman wills, 1914-1925 |
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Estate of John C. Pickett, 1922-1928 |
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Estate of John Foster Pierce, 1923 |
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Mrs. E.M. Powell, 1928 |
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Mrs. E.M. Powell – Akard St. widening, 1929-1931 |
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Mrs. E.M. Powell audit, 1926-1932 |
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Mrs. E.M. Powell – Mr. and Mrs. Depuy, 1932 |
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10 |
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Mrs. Mary A. Powell wills, 1923-1933 |
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11 |
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Mrs. Mary A. Powell, 1925-1931 |
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E.M. Powell estate |
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13 |
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E.M. Powell estate, 1927-1937 |
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Report on Estate of E.M. Powell, 1925-1932 |
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15 |
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Report on Estate of E.M. Powell, 1933-1940 |
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E.M. Powell estate, 1935-1941 |
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1910 abstract of title for H.N. Pounds in Dallas, Texas |
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18 |
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Ecuador mission – W.E. Reed, 1913-1930 |
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W.E. Reed, Ecuador, 1925-1934 [includes photographs] |
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20 |
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Mrs. W.J. Reed and Mrs. Mary Hassie Owens Reid, 1930-1931 |
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21 |
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Mrs. W.J. Reed, 1933-1934 |
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22 |
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William Rees v. B.H. Gordon, 1933 |
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23 |
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Mrs. Mary Hassie Owens Reid will, 1928 |
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24 |
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Estate of Bayard Taylor Robinson, 1928-1930 (Mrs. Ellen Jennie Robinson, executrix, Mrs. Emil Fretz) |
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25 |
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E.W. Rozier v. Little Motor Kar Cmpany, 1928 |
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26 |
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Alfred Lewis Ruebel will, 1924 |
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27 |
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Margaret H. Rugg will, 1922 |
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28 |
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Scofield Memorial Church, 1928 |
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29 |
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Mrs. Susan G. Smith v. C.C. Tucker et al., 1922 |
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30 |
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Dr. Robert Tisdale Spencer, 1929 |
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L.L. Splawn, estate of Mrs. Annie Bacon Splawn, 1925-1926 |
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32 |
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Estate of Mrs. Jane Stewardson, Mrs. Juanita A. Blackwell, 1929-1932 |
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33 |
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Katharina Swift, minor, 1925 |
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S.A. Temple Mortgage Company charter, 1915 |
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35 |
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S.A. Temple and J.H. Furneaux – Groom, Texas land matter, 1917-1920 |
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J.B. Wilson and J.H. Furneaux v. S.A. Temple in Collingsworth County, school lands in Lamb County, 1920-1921 |
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37 |
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Texas Structural Steel Company charter, 1916 |
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38 |
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Texas Structural Steel Company dissolution, 1920-1921 |
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Thomas Mortgage Company – miscellaneous, 1924-1926 |
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2 |
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Thomas Mortgage Company, 1925-1927 |
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3 |
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Thomas Mortgage Company and R.C. Fisher, 1928 |
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4 |
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Thomas Mortgage Company and R.D. McCormack, Johnson County, 1925 |
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5 |
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Thomas Mortgage Company and estate of C.J. Parker, 1928 |
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6 |
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H.E. Turner – Dallas Trust and Savings Bank v. Charles Edward Reib, et al., 1925-1926 |
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7 |
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R.E. Ward, 1924 |
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8 |
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Estate of Alexander Watson, 1913-1914 |
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9 |
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Mrs. Elizabeth Watson – estate of Alden R. Hawkins, 1924 |
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10 |
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Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, 1926 |
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11 |
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Mrs. Elizabeth Watson will, 1927 |
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12 |
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George S. and Mitchell Watson – Alex K. Pesonen estate, 1926 |
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Watson Company miscellaneous, 1922 |
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Watson Company, 1923 |
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15 |
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Watson Company amended charter, 1924 |
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16 |
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Watson Company v. American Exchange National Bank of Dallas, 1921-1925 |
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Watson Company v. R.L. Wagnon [blank folder] |
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Watson and Holloway – Harwood and Cochran Street property sale to Edward H. Cary, 1926-1927 |
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Watson and Holloway – Harwood St. property, 1931 |
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Wenar Millinery Company bankruptcy, 1922-1926 |
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Weston Hardware Company, 1920 |
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Weston Hardware Company, 1924 |
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Weston Hardware Company v. R.E. Fox, 1926 |
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Worley – miscellaneous, 1921-1934 |
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Estate of T.P. Worthington inheritance taxes, 1931-1932 |
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Estate of J.P. Wylie, 1924-1932 |
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Central American Mission matter of will of Clara Lovett Wyman, 1926 |
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Francis J. Yingling wills, 1915-1930 |
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Estate of Mary C. Yingling, 1924 |
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T.T. Holloway law practice records and real estate |
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El Paso County land – Thomas T. Holloway, 1918-1929 |
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Illinois land – R.T. and T.T. Holloway, 1922-1928 |
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Holloway and Holloway Illinois farm, 1928-1938 |
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Holloway Illinois farm, 1931-1935 |
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Johnson County land, R.T. and T.T. Holloway, 1909-1932 |
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Johnson County land, 1919-1941 |
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Olive and Caruth matters, 1930 |
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Olive Street, 1933 |
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Olive and Phelps Street matter, 1930-1932 |
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Real estate – Biser and Holloway, 1929-1934 |
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Real estate – Mildred McConnell, 1929-1934 |
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Real estate – Watson and Holloway, 1930-1942 |
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Real estate – Watson and Holloway, 1931-1944 |
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Real estate – T.T. Holloway, 1929-1935 |
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Real estate, 1935-1938 |
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Real estate, 1939-1941 |
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8 |
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Real estate - miscellaneous, 1931 |
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Abstracts of title to lots 8 and 9 in block C, McKell’s Homestead Addition to the City of Dallas, Texas, 1901, 1921, 1922 |
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Examination of title to lots in Cook County, Illinois |
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Real estate documents |
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14 |
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E.B. Holloway estate, 1914-1915 |
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15 |
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Robert T. Holloway and T.T. Holloway, 1928-1931 |
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16 |
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Robert T. Holloway and T.T. Holloway, 1929-1931 |
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Robert T. Holloway died Aug. 12, 1934 [blank] |
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Thomas T. Holloway, surviving trustee, 1936-1940 |
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2 |
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, 1906-1940 |
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3 |
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, 1934-1940 |
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Thomas T. Holloway account books (12), 1894-1936 |
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5 |
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Account books (2), 1913-1925 |
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6 |
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Holloway and Holloway account books (3), 1917-1927 |
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Dictograph Products Company, 1930-1934 |
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8 |
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Ecuador Fund and W.E. Reed account book (3), 1919-1930 |
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9 |
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Two insurance record books, 1913-1941 |
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10 |
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Real estate rental account books (3), 1914-1931 |
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11 |
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Special account: Watson and Holloway, January 31, 1938-December 16, 1939 |
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12 |
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Tax receipts, 1902-1925 |
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13 |
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Tax matters, 1926-1928 |
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14 |
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Tax matters, 1931 |
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15 |
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Taxes, 1932-1934 |
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Taxes, 1933-1945 |
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17 |
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T.T. Holloway - personal, 1924-1933 |
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Robert T. Holloway’s books, 1930-1935 |
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Thomas T. Holloway list of books, 1933
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Series 6:
Hardwicke family, 1807-1945
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Rev. John B. Hardwicke was a Baptist minister who preached from West Virginia southward to Corpus Christi, Texas. Highlights in this series include the diaries and sermons of Rev. Hardwicke, and Anna Pennybacker’s family and women’s club correspondence.
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Rev. John B. Hardwicke (1830-1895) and Martha Dews Hardwicke (1830-1913) had eight children:
- Andrew Fuller (1856-1884) was the editor of the Atchison Globe newspaper.
- Samuel Poindexter (1858-1916) was a well-known Texas trial lawyer and judge.
- Anna J. Hardwicke Pennybacker (1861-1938) was an Episcopalian, suffragist, teacher, and served as President of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs and General Federation of Women’s Clubs. In 1899 she wrote A New History of Texas.
- Leola (1863-1864)
- John Benjamin Jr. (1865-1905) was editor of the Texas Sun in Corpus Christi.
- Martha Dews (1868-1869)
- Sarah Holmes Hardwicke Holloway (1870-1963) was a music teacher and married Thomas T. Holloway in Dallas, Texas.
- Able Sinnette (1873-1945) was a lawyer in Abilene who practiced with his brother S.P. (Samuel Poindexter). He later worked for the Magnolia Petroleum Company and as city attorney of Dallas. His granddaughter Ann Hardwicke married Dan Moody, son of Texas governor Daniel James Moody.
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John Hardwicke’s 1875 grammar textbook |
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John B. Hardwicke sermons, 1851-1853 |
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Hardwicke family account book, 1837 |
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John B. Hardwicke diaries (2), 1838-1854 |
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John B. Hardwicke lecture on talking, 1860 |
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6 |
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J.B. Hardwicke notebooks (2), 1874 |
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Rev. J.B. Hardwicke writing on death of eldest son, 1885 |
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8 |
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Rev. J.B. Hardwicke phrenology |
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9 |
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Rev. J.B. Hardwicke receipts and notes, 1895 |
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10 |
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Rev. J.B. Hardwicke letter and funeral notice, 1892-1895 |
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11 |
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Hardwicke family scrapbook and manuscript play |
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12 |
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A.F. Hardwicke, City Clerk of Atchison, Kansas, 1883 annual report |
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13 |
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Martha Jane Dews Holland Hardwicke album with letters, 1807 |
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14 |
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Letters by Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke |
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15 |
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Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke letters to daughter Sarah (Sallie) Holloway |
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16 |
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Letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke and illustrated paper box, 1876-1889 |
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17 |
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Letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke (Martha), 1883-1895 |
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Letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke, 1902-1911 |
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Letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke, 1912 |
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20 |
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Letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke, 1913 |
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Letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke, undated |
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22 |
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Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke bills, pamphlets |
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Maria Dews letters, 1892-1913 |
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2 |
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Letters to Maria Dews, 1912 |
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3 |
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Pennybacker family letters, 1912-1913 |
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Percy Pennybacker letters to Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke, 1909-1913 |
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5 |
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Anna Hardwicke Pennybacker letters, 1903-1912 |
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6 |
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Anna Hardwicke Pennybacker letters, 1913-1935 |
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Tribute to Anna Hardwicke Pennybacker |
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8 |
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Anna Hardwicke Pennybacker clippings |
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9 |
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Percy Pennybacker Jr. to brother Bonner, 1909 |
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10 |
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Letters to John Hardwicke Jr. |
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11 |
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John B. Hardwicke Jr. accounts |
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12 |
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John B. Hardwicke Jr. burial and condolences, 1906 |
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13 |
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John B. Hardwicke III letters, 1904-1916 |
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14 |
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M.C. Hardwicke letters [Samuel Poindexter Hardwicke’s wife] |
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15 |
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M.C. Hardwicke’s wedding invitation |
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16 |
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1891 Texas marriage licenses of G.C. Johnson and Salura Johnson; G.W. Farmer and Lizzie Turner |
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17 |
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First Baptist Church (Jefferson, Texas) constitution and bylaws in longhand |
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Constitution of Olive Branch Foreign Missionary Society |
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19 |
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Unknown manuscript on Carthage, Missouri billhead |
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20 |
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Abilene Shakespeare club program, 1904 |
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21 |
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Home remedies |
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22 |
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Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke’s postal stamps |
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Name cards for Mrs. J.B. Hardwicke, Sarah Hardwicke, and Ruth Pennybacker [Anna Pennybacker’s daughter] |
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Cards |
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25 |
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Paper dolls |
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26 |
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Baptist missionary pamphlets and newspapers |
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27 |
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The Red Cross News, 1945 |
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28 |
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The Texas Sun and other Texas newsclippings |
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29 |
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Printed material |
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Notes and clippings
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Series 7:
Sarah Hardwicke Holloway, 1881-1955
3 boxes |
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Sarah Holmes Hardwicke Holloway (1870-1963) was the daughter of Rev. John B. Hardwicke and Martha Dews Hardwicke. She attended the Sherman Institute, later known as Mary Nash College in Texas. While teaching piano at Landon Conservatory in Dallas, she married Thomas T. Holloway, the widowed father of one of her students. Sarah was involved in the Mary Nash Club, the Women’s Auxiliary, and the Standard Club, serving as its president from 1934-1935. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Dallas, the Women’s Missionary Union, and The Dallas Lawyer’s Wives’ Club.
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Ruth [Sarah] Holloway letters, 1896-1897 |
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2 |
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Sarah Holloway letters, 1899-1911 |
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3 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to mother-in-law Eliza Holloway, 1903 |
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4 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., 1902-1903 |
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5 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., 1904 |
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6 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., June 1905 |
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7 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., July 1905 |
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8 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., August 1905 |
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9 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., September 1905 |
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10 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., February-May 1906 |
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11 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., June-July 1906 |
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12 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., February 1907 |
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13 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., July 1907 |
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14 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., 1911 |
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15 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., 1914 |
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16 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to husband T.T., undated |
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17 |
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Sarah Holloway letters to son Tom, 1907-1917 |
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18 |
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Letters to Sarah Hardwicke (Sallie), 1881 |
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19 |
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Letters to Sarah Hardwicke (Sallie), 1882 |
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20 |
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Letters to Sarah Hardwicke (Sallie), 1883-1891 |
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21 |
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Letters to Sarah Hardwicke (Sallie), 1892-1895 |
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22 |
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Cloth folder for previous 4 folders of letters |
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23 |
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M.C. [niece] letter, 1906-1916 |
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24 |
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Letter from Eliza Holloway to Sarah Hardwicke regarding Sarah’s engagement to T.T. Holloway, 1903 |
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25 |
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Congratulatory letters and name cards regarding Sarah Hardwicke Holloway’s marriage, 1903 |
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26 |
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Daughters of the Confederacy letter, 1929 |
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27 |
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Letter from Stanley Marcus with dress illustration, 1929 |
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28 |
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Ruth Pennybacker [niece] letter, 1931 |
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29 |
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Letters to Sarah Hardwicke Holloway, 1892-1902 |
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30 |
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Letters to Sarah Hardwicke Holloway, 1903 |
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31 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1904 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1905 |
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33 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1906 |
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34 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1907-1909 |
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35 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1910-1912 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1913-1914 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1916 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1917 |
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3 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1920 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, 1928-1946 |
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Letters to Sarah Holloway, undated |
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Announcements and invitations, 1903-1904 |
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Announcements and invitations, 1905 |
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8 |
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Announcements and invitations, 1906 |
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9 |
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Announcements and invitations, 1907 |
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10 |
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Announcements and invitations, 1908 |
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11 |
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Announcements and invitations, 1910-1917 |
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12 |
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Announcements and invitations, 1925-1946 |
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13 |
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Empty envelopes |
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14 |
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Miscellaneous envelopes, drawings, etc. |
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15 |
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School materials |
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16 |
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Sherman Institute commencement program |
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17 |
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Mary Nash College alumni materials, 1940 |
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Folder |
| 23 |
1 |
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Mary Nash Club |
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Folder |
| 22 |
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Kindergarten music notes [teaching] |
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22 |
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Student’s Notebook, Kindergarten Music-building Intermediate Treatment, Volume 1 |
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23 |
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“The Mother’s Hymn” and music teaching notes |
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24 |
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The Standard Club, Dallas, Texas letters and publications, 1901-1913 |
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25 |
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Sarah Holloway papers for The Standard Club, Dallas, Texas, 1902-1955 |
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Women’s Auxiliary yearbooks, 1916-1932 |
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| 23 |
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Worship service materials, 1943-1945 |
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| 22 |
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Manuscripts |
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| 23 |
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Garage apartment on Bowser Avenue |
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Childcare and appliance pamphlets, Family Circle, 1947 |
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5 |
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Account book |
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6 |
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Account books, 1925-1935 |
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Bills, 1904-1944 |
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8 |
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Sarah Holloway funeral arrangements |
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Sarah Holloway wills, 1911-1939 |
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Other Holloway family letters and notes |
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Series 8:
Thomas T. and Sarah Holloway’s children, 1896-1977
3 boxes |
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Mildred Holloway McConnell (1890-1984), Thomas Thornton Holloway Jr. (1904-1994), and Sarah Ruth Holloway (1909-1989) were the children of T.T. and Sarah Holloway. Mildred was T.T.’s daughter from his first marriage to Edith Trower. Mildred attended the Virginia Institute Conservatory of Music and later married Paul McConnell.
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Thomas Thornton Holloway Jr. or “Tom” attended Dallas High School, Southern Methodist University, and Princeton University. In 1933 he was ordained at First Baptist Church of Dallas and worked for the American Bible Society. He and his wife Sadie had two children: Sarah and Thomas T. Holloway III. Sadie’s parents were Baptist missionaries in China, which may account for the Chinese grade school materials in this series.
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Sarah Ruth Holloway or “Ruth” graduated from Judson College and later joined the Marine Corps Reserve. Ruth’s letters to her mother and 1943 Marine Corp class schedule provide a personal history of women in the Marine Corp Reserve during World War II.
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11 |
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Party invitations sent to T.T. Holloway’s children |
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Mildred Holloway |
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12 |
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Letters to grandmother Eliza Holloway, 1896-1903 |
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13 |
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Letter to grandmother Hardwicke, 1913 |
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14 |
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Letters to father T.T., 1903-1910 |
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15 |
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Letters to father T.T., 1912-1917 |
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16 |
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Letters to step-mother Sarah, 1904-1916 |
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17 |
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Letters to brother Tom Jr., 1905-1916 |
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Postcard to sister Ruth, 1912 |
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Letters to Sadie Holloway [Tom Jr.’s wife], 1977 |
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Letters to Mildred Holloway, 1896-1912 |
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21 |
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Mildred Holloway wedding invitation, 1923 |
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Poems by M.G. Holloway, 1904-1914 |
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23 |
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Poetry by Mildred Holloway |
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24 |
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Programs and pamphlets |
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25 |
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Lyle McConnell [son] postcard to grandfather T.T., 1934 |
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| 24 |
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T.T. Holloway Jr. (Tom) |
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Letters to mother, childhood-1944 |
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Letters to father, childhood-1933 |
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Draft of Tom Holloway letter to Orphan Home, and other letters, 1909-1911 |
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Letter to grandmother Hardwicke, 1912 |
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Letter to Santa Claus, with response from Santa Claus |
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Tom Holloway letters, 1914-1916 |
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Letters to Tom Holloway, 1904-1928 |
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First sewing effort, age 4 and first tooth |
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Elementary school work |
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10 |
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School notebooks |
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11 |
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School work |
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12 |
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Report cards and Forest High School graduation program |
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Southern Methodist University papers |
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20 |
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“Why is a fraternity? A Play in one Act” by Thos. T. Holloway |
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Southern Methodist University programs for Arden Club, convocations, debates, 1923-1926 |
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The Bard, The Dinkey, 1922-1926 |
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Poems by Tom Holloway, 1922-1924 |
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Ordination held at First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas, 1933 |
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Pamphlets |
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26 |
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Maps |
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Clippings |
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29 |
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Sadie Lawton[?] school work in China [Tom Jr.’s wife] |
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Sadie Lawton Holloway book and clipping, 1903-1912 |
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Ruth Holloway |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, childhood-1929 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1930 |
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Letters to father T.T. Holloway, 1914-1932 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1931 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1932-1937 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1942 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, February-June 1943 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, July-September 1943 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, June-August 1944 |
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10 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, September-October 1944 |
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11 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, November-December 1944 |
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12 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, January-February 1945 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, March-June 1945 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, July-September 1945 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1946 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1947 |
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Letters to mother Sarah Holloway, 1959-1961 |
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Letter to sister Mildred, 1917 |
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Letter to sister-in-law Sadie, 1945 |
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Letters and mementos of Sarah Ruth Holloway’s birth, 1909-1910 |
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Letters to Sarah Ruth Holloway, childhood-1955 |
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Piano recital program and early drawings |
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Report cards, North Dallas High School graduation invitation |
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Judson College |
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Red Cross and worship service materials, 1923-1941 |
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Worship service materials |
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27 |
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1943 Marine Corps class schedule |
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Poetry |
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Program, crossword puzzle, ephemera |
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Clippings, 1931 |
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Receipts and clippings
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Series 9:
Genealogies, 1800s-1977
1 box |
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Materials on the genealogy of the Thornton, Holloway, and Hardwicke families are included.
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Thornton and Holloway family registers with family correspondence |
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Thornton genealogy, 1900s-1930 |
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Eliza Holloway genealogy notes, 1901 |
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Holloway genealogy, 1900s-1923 |
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Mildred Holloway’s family records for Daughters of the American Revolution and Daughters of the Confederacy |
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Mildred and Ruth Holloway’s application materials for Daughters of the American Revolution, 1927-1931 |
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Hardwicke genealogy, 1933-1977 |
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Biography of Rev. J.B. Hardwicke in longhand on 11 notepads |
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Family obituaries |
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Notes about Sarah Lawton Holloway, Thomas Thornton Holloway, and Ruth Holloway inheritance |
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Clippings
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Series 10:
Certificates, prints, and clippings, 1871-1942
2 oversize boxes |
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This series includes various diplomas, certificates, prints and a nineteenth century writing portfolio.
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Anne Holloway’s diploma from St. Mary’s Institute, 1871 |
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Edith Trower’s diploma from Shelbyville Graded School, 1879 |
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Edith Trower’s diploma from Glendale College, 1883 |
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Edith Trower and Thomas T. Holloway’s marriage certificate, 1885 |
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Robert Holloway’s Texas law practice certificate, 1895 |
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Judge Anthony Thornton newsclippings, 1885-1897 |
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Thomas T. Holloway’s diplomas from Virginia Military Institute,1878 |
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Thomas T. Holloway’s Bachelor of Law diploma from University of Virginia, 1880 |
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Thomas T. Holloway’s certificate for Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, 1924 |
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Sallie H. Hardwicke’s diploma from Sherman Institute, 1888 |
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Mildred Holloway’s diplomas from Virginia Institute Conservatory of Music, 1908 |
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Sadie Miller Lawton’s diploma from Winthrop College, 1924 |
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Sadie Miller Lawton’s diploma from Baylor University School of Nursing, 1938 |
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Thomas Holloway Jr.’s diploma from Dallas High School, 1921 |
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Thomas Holloway Jr.’s diploma from Southern Methodist University, 1926 |
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Thomas Holloway Jr.’s diplomas from Princeton University, 1932 |
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[Sketch of man kneeling] drawn by Cadet E.B. Holloway, West Point |
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[Sketch of man’s profile] May 25, 1875 |
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Thomas T. Holloway’s certificate from the Central Congregational Bible School, 1916 |
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Colegio Nacional Vicente Rocafuerte certificate for Robert Reed, 1920. T.T. Holloway supported Reed to be a missionary in Ecuador. |
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Thomas T. Holloway’s certificate from Tau Kappa Alpha, 1925 |
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Sarah Holloway’s certificate from The Dallas Lawyer’s Wives’ Club, 1942. |
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Sarah Holloway’s Mission Studies certificate from Woman’s Missionary Union, 1931 |
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Austin College scholarship certificate for Thomas T. Holloway Jr., 1921 |
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State Normal Colleges of Texas scholarship certificate for Thomas T. Holloway Jr., 1921 |
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Texas Christian University scholarship certificate for Thomas T. Holloway Jr., 1921 |
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University of Texas scholarship certificate for Thomas T. Holloway Jr., 1921 |
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Thomas T. Holloway Jr.’s certificate from Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1923 |
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Thomas T. Holloway’s theological certificate in Latin from Princeton University, 1930 |
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B.Y.P.U. certificate from Southern Baptist Convention, 1932 |
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Baylor University menus for Rev. and Mrs. Holloway, 1940 |
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Heroes and Heroines of the Children’s Hour, 1910 [color print] |
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Nineteenth century writing portfolio |
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Postcards
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Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas |
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Series 12:
Photographs, 1870s-1940s
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Anne Thornton [wife of W.F. Thornton, and the Baptist in the family] |
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Anthony Thornton |
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Thomas McClanahan Thornton |
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Robert E. Lee, and other Thornton family members |
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Edmunds B. Holloway |
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Anne Holloway |
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Robert T. Holloway and family |
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Louis and Anne Holloway [children of Robert T. Holloway] |
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Thomas T. Holloway, 1870s |
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Virginia Military Institute cadets, 1870s |
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Thomas T. Holloway family, 1900s-1930s |
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Mildred Holloway, 1890s-1910s |
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Ruth Holloway, 1920s-1940s |
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Thomas T. Holloway Jr., 1900s |
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Baylor School of Nursing, circa 1937 [Sadie Lawton Miller, Tom Jr.’s wife] |
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Hardwicke family, 19th century-1900s |
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Rev. Joel Hardwicke [brother of John B. Hardwicke] |
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Mrs. Pennybacker |
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Hardwicke and Holloway family and friends including Gale family, George Barnham Herrick, Cawdell Herrick, Willie Rugg, Martha Holloway Rankin, Howard Wilkinson Hodgkins, Anna Elizabeth Parkinson, 1881-1900s? |
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Four Thornton family photograph albums, one Hardwicke family photograph album, and one album of unknown photographs |
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Virginia Military Institute Class of 1877-78 |
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Virginia Military Institute class photograph |
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4 photographs of T.T. Holloway |
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Sarah Hardwicke Holloway portrait |
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Lyle Thornton McConnell portrait, 1938 [Mildred Holloway McConnell’s son]
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