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Scope and Contents From the Series: The “Family Papers & Correspondence” series, which dates from ca. 1935-1944, includes letters and notes between John T. Cunningham and other members of the Cunningham family. The bulk of this series consists of letters and receipts connected to the estate of Hugh D. Cunningham, including records of farm labor completed by the Proctor family. It also includes a series of correspondence between John T. Cunningham and his “Uncle Newell,” James N. Cunningham, detailing James’ persistent...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The “Family Papers & Correspondence” series, which dates from ca. 1935-1944, includes letters and notes between John T. Cunningham and other members of the Cunningham family. The bulk of this series consists of letters and receipts connected to the estate of Hugh D. Cunningham, including records of farm labor completed by the Proctor family. It also includes a series of correspondence between John T. Cunningham and his “Uncle Newell,” James N. Cunningham, detailing James’ persistent...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The “Family Papers & Correspondence” series, which dates from ca. 1935-1944, includes letters and notes between John T. Cunningham and other members of the Cunningham family. The bulk of this series consists of letters and receipts connected to the estate of Hugh D. Cunningham, including records of farm labor completed by the Proctor family. It also includes a series of correspondence between John T. Cunningham and his “Uncle Newell,” James N. Cunningham, detailing James’ persistent...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Personal Papers & Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1931, includes letters and newspapers clippings regarding the 1929 reunion of the Vanderbilt University Law Class of 1899. In addition there are letters and certificates documenting the resignation of John T. Cunningham from the various charitable organizations, including the Royal Arch Masons. This series is arranged chronologically.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Personal Papers & Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1931, includes letters and newspapers clippings regarding the 1929 reunion of the Vanderbilt University Law Class of 1899. In addition there are letters and certificates documenting the resignation of John T. Cunningham from the various charitable organizations, including the Royal Arch Masons. This series is arranged chronologically.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Personal Papers & Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1931, includes letters and newspapers clippings regarding the 1929 reunion of the Vanderbilt University Law Class of 1899. In addition there are letters and certificates documenting the resignation of John T. Cunningham from the various charitable organizations, including the Royal Arch Masons. This series is arranged chronologically.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Political Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1937, includes correspondence between John T. Cunningham and various politicians and officials throughout the United States. In many of the letters Cunningham advocates for the appointment of specific individuals for positions in government. In others he discusses farm regulations and lobbies in the interest of tobacco farmers. This series is arranged chronologically and alphabetically by correspondent.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Political Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1937, includes correspondence between John T. Cunningham and various politicians and officials throughout the United States. In many of the letters Cunningham advocates for the appointment of specific individuals for positions in government. In others he discusses farm regulations and lobbies in the interest of tobacco farmers. This series is arranged chronologically and alphabetically by correspondent.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Political Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1937, includes correspondence between John T. Cunningham and various politicians and officials throughout the United States. In many of the letters Cunningham advocates for the appointment of specific individuals for positions in government. In others he discusses farm regulations and lobbies in the interest of tobacco farmers. This series is arranged chronologically and alphabetically by correspondent.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The “Political Correspondence” series, which dates from 1929-1937, includes correspondence between John T. Cunningham and various politicians and officials throughout the United States. In many of the letters Cunningham advocates for the appointment of specific individuals for positions in government. In others he discusses farm regulations and lobbies in the interest of tobacco farmers. This series is arranged chronologically and alphabetically by correspondent.