Assorted Collections, Oversized Box 2

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The “Bowman Family Papers” series, which dates from 1803 to 2000, includes personal correspondence and business papers of John Hite Bowman, Washington M. Bowman, and family members from primarily the 1820's through 1860's. Checks, receipts, and bills document the Bowman mill operations. This series also includes genealogical research on the Bowman family collected by Mildred Smith Glenn and Evelyn Glenn Hunter.

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The “Bowman Family Papers” series, which dates from 1803 to 2000, includes personal correspondence and business papers of John Hite Bowman, Washington M. Bowman, and family members from primarily the 1820's through 1860's. Checks, receipts, and bills document the Bowman mill operations. This series also includes genealogical research on the Bowman family collected by Mildred Smith Glenn and Evelyn Glenn Hunter.

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The “Bowman Family Papers” series, which dates from 1803 to 2000, includes personal correspondence and business papers of John Hite Bowman, Washington M. Bowman, and family members from primarily the 1820's through 1860's. Checks, receipts, and bills document the Bowman mill operations. This series also includes genealogical research on the Bowman family collected by Mildred Smith Glenn and Evelyn Glenn Hunter.

Scope and Contents From the Series: The “Smith Family Papers” series, which dates from 1861 to 1986, includes personal correspondence, financial and legal paperwork, business correspondence, account books, postcards, and genealogical research notes of the Smith family. Much of the personal correspondence focuses on C.K. and Eva Smith. The business correspondence and other records largely concerns the tobacco business of C.K. Smith, and his involvement with various tobacco warehouses. Also of note are a series of World War I...

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The “Evelyn Glenn Hunter Papers” series, which dates from 1927 to 2003, includes personal correspondence, notecards, autograph books, school ephemera and newspapers, genealogical research notes, and writings of Evelyn Glenn Hunter.

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The “Bowman Family Papers” series, which dates from 1803 to 2000, includes personal correspondence and business papers of John Hite Bowman, Washington M. Bowman, and family members from primarily the 1820's through 1860's. Checks, receipts, and bills document the Bowman mill operations. This series also includes genealogical research on the Bowman family collected by Mildred Smith Glenn and Evelyn Glenn Hunter.

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The “Oversized Materials” series, which dates from 1942 to 2006, includes campaign signs for local and state elections. Additionally, this series also contains newspaper articles about various elections, but focuses mostly on Patrick Monaghan’s 1966 campaign for Floterial Representative. This series is arranged chronologically.

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The “Clarksville Federation of Women’s Clubs Records” series, which dates from 1927 to 1999, includes the administrative materials for the Federation, such as by-laws, rules, and the organization’s constitution. In addition, it includes other personal documents, such as writings, correspondences, and notes that are believed to have belonged to Ruby Collier, the organization’s historian. This series is arranged by topic.

Scope and Contents From the Series: “The Students Club Records” series, which dates from 1918 to 2012, includes the documents pertaining to the topics studied by the club and the administration of the organization. The year books document the yearly schedule of the club and include complete lists of members and officers. Additionally, the minute books document the content of the meetings and the various aspects of organizing the club. The personal notes of the club, believed to have been written by Ruby Collier, offer insight...

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The “Assorted Papers” series, which dates from 1924 to 1993, consists of newspaper clippings, invitation letters, correspondence, and posthumous tributes relating to Charles Crow’s lengthy career and personal life. Some of these materials are not directly related to Crow’s parole or mayoral career, but rather include personal correspondence with colleagues or membership certifications from various organizations. This series has been arranged chronologically.