Box Small Coll. 18
Contains 230 Results:
ALS Mother & Father from Isaac Daniel Hornsby, 18 Aug 1912
He mentions going to Ringland Bros. if his parents agree and he mentions writing to a Dr. Bloser in Atlanta about a cure for catarrh involving smoking roots and herbs.
ALS Mother Father sisters from Isaac D. Hornsby, 8 Jun 1915
In this letter he talks about shocking wheat and his uncle's pole cat. There appears to be a page missing.
ALS Theodore White Woosley, 16 Jan 1851
Conferring the Doctor of Medicine on Jonathan Jones Howard.
ALS Katherine Phelps Caperton to Mary Floyd, 21 Oct 1942
A letter describing the gift of the diploma with a brief biographical sketch of Howard and other families connected with him. She also includes several pages with a list of Madison County, Kentucky men who attended Yale University.
ALS A.R. Rose Soley to Mrs. J. H. Mulligan, 2 Oct 1896
Ms. Soley, Australian author, is writing from Apia, Samoa and talks about the living conditions there, the native people and the family's travels.
ALS James P. Barry to Denis Mulligan, 9 Aug 1895
Pastor of St. Paul's church in Lexington asking for pew rent.
ALS W.J.H. [Wm. Jackson Hendrick] to James H. Mulligan, 25 May 1908
Much of the letter is about "Siderial Twilight Tommy" including a discussion about why he calls him that name. He also talks about staying in New York City until he earns enough money to retire and return home.
TLS Samuel Judson Roberts to James H. Mulligan, 5 Apr 1909
Roberts, proprietor of the Lexington Leader, talks about a story that Mulligan and John W. Townsend gave him. He even ran an extra 100 copies of the issue for them to distribute.
ALS Z.F. Smith to James H. Mulligan, 10 Jul 1909
Smith, author of The history of Kentucky. From its earliest discovery and settlement, to the present date..., provides Mulligan with resources about Kentucky education history.
ALS B. W. Duke to Hon. Jas. H. Mulligan, 12 Sep 1912
Stating that he cannot recall the name of the person who wrote under the pseudonym "Queen-Quill."