Box 1

This collection consists mostly of single items that were a part of the Townsend Room Collections that were purchased or donated. Some items still have the purchase information attached, and this was left in the enclosure. The subjects included in the collection include slavery, politics, business affairs, legal issues, family and genealogy. Because of the varied nature of the materials they were divided by type and inventoried individually.

Sheriff's sale of property south of Frankfort, KY to satisfy a judgment for John M. Waring.

Deposition of Bard taken in Bardstown in the suit of Moses Thomas vs. Joseph Miller, Thomas Beeler and John Quiggins.

Thanking his for his generosity and states that with him in the family she can stay unmarried.

Wilkes thanks her cousin for his contribution to her "hospital for sick darkies" and also talks about her travels and family members that she visited.

This collection consists mostly of single items that were a part of the Townsend Room Collections that were purchased or donated. Some items still have the purchase information attached, and this was left in the enclosure. The subjects included in the collection include slavery, politics, business affairs, legal issues, family and genealogy. Because of the varied nature of the materials they were divided by type and inventoried individually.

This collection consists mostly of single items that were a part of the Townsend Room Collections that were purchased or donated. Some items still have the purchase information attached, and this was left in the enclosure. The subjects included in the collection include slavery, politics, business affairs, legal issues, family and genealogy. Because of the varied nature of the materials they were divided by type and inventoried individually.

Historic Shrines in and Around Lexington

This collection consists mostly of single items that were a part of the Townsend Room Collections that were purchased or donated. Some items still have the purchase information attached, and this was left in the enclosure. The subjects included in the collection include slavery, politics, business affairs, legal issues, family and genealogy. Because of the varied nature of the materials they were divided by type and inventoried individually.

Address delivered by E.C. McDougle, Richmond, Kentucky at the celebration of the 140th anniversary of the revival, August 17, 1941.