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Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Arranged by type of written material, then alphabetically by author, if known.","Processed by staff of Special Collections.","Artificial collection composed of original material, handwritten or typed, of addresses, articles, essays, poetry and short stories. Most material was received in the 1930s or 40s.","Original handwritten or typed speeches, articles, editorials and essays.","\"The Aspirations of Youth, together with the Valedictory Address.\" By R.C. Anderson of Prince Edward County, Virginia.","\"Cedar Mountain and the Battlefield.\" Finished Easter Sunday, March 28, 1937, Title page, 3 maps, 22 typed carbon pages.","Scope and Contents \"The Demands Upon the Young Men of the South.\" 16 handwritten pages. Top of first page, \"Class of 1884. Samil Meek Jr. – Ark. \"Eternal vigilance the price of success.\" An address before the Calliopean Literary Society of the Southwestern Baptist University of Jackson Tenn(essee). May 30, 1882. 8 handwritten pages. \"The Good a Debating Society Does Its Members.\" 4 handwritten pages. undated \"Push and Punch.\" \"Spoken by S.T.W. Meek, Jr. June 27th, 1879…\" Concerns Arkansas. 8 manuscript pages.","\"Virginia.\" Appears to be a school paper written about the beginnings of Virginia. 6 handwritten pages.","Both papers appear to be school papers. \"Patrick Henry.\" 15 handwritten pages. \"George Washington.\" 12 handwritten pages.","\"Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia.\" An essay, possibly written as an academic paper. 48 manuscript pages.","Scope and Contents One of the essays is written on stationery from \"Law and Collection Office of William G. Scott\" with an address in Bel Air, Maryland and a partial date of 188_. \"Franklin and the Hutchinson letters.\" undated 1 handwritten page. \"The Necessity or Utility of Latin and Greek.\" undated 1 handwritten page.","\"Composed in November 1937 in his 93rd year…by Geo. W. Shreve, Ex Confederate, of 93 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, Cal.\" \"The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.\" 14 manuscript pages.","\"The Love of Liberty.\" Written sometime after 1830's. 12 handwritten pages.","Scope and Contents \"American Dramatists.\" \"..alphabetical list of Play-writers…\" with details of the plays and life of the writers. undated 4 handwritten pages. \"The Broken Promise.\" undated 2 handwritten pages. \"Rodmoor.\" undated 7 typed pages. \"Sir Knights of our own Southland.\" An address. undated 1 typed page. Book review on B. L. Putnam Weale's second novel. The novel is about China. undated 16 typed pages","A book review on \"Some reminiscences\" by William L. Royall. 12 typed pages bound as a legal document. 2 copies.","An article on the Old Negro mammy. 2 typed pages.","An article on the modern novel. 5 typed pages. 2 copies. An article on \"Woman's Sphere\" and \"Woman's Realm.\" 7 typed pages. Editorial to \"The Whig\" about Mr. Pendleton's resolution. Writer thinks we should reduce the expenditures of the government. Handwritten in pencil. Possibly written by Thomas Grimke White.","A small book bound with wood. Inside labels says, To Mr. A.B. Williams from B.W. Bowers, May 24, 1906.","Printed poetry by Miss Meta Glass, President of Sweet Briar College.","51 pieces. Dates of these poems are unknown, but probably range from mid 1800's to early 1900's. Genre includes newspapers, cards, broadsides, books, postcards and music store advertisements. Titles include: Cottage by the Sea, Mary of Argyle, Uncle Ned, On de Oder Side of Jordon, Cary Me Back to Ole Virginny, The Course of Empire, The Old Sexton, The Bell of St. Paul's, Some Fugitive Rhymes by An Old Confederate Soldier, The Conquered Banner, The Roses nowhere bloom so white as in Virginia, Old Virginia Moves at Last, When Love for His Maker Awoke in Man, The Dance Began, Join Hands, poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Virginia about Civil War, poems from the December 1930 issue of the American Poetry Magazine, The Wages of Sin, Mistakes (1854) by Annie, The Fox Meditates by Rudyard Kipling and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, The Three Reasons by John G. Saxe, Enigma by John P. Brown, The Young Widow, The Wife of Crawford by L.H. Sigourney, A Gem, Growing Old Together, I Find No Light, Hymeneal Poem and Christmas Bells.","Pages from the publication, \"St. Nicholas,\" with poems by Helen Thayer Hutcheson.","Scope and Contents Gift of Printed Poetry Gift received in 1931. Arthur W. Johnson was a 1921 graduate of The College of William and Mary. Many of these poems are pasted onto a cotton stock paper. Some have the signature of Rachel Annabelle. \"All Hail to the Stars and Stripes\" and \"Unfurl the Glorious Banner.\" Flyer edition, dated approximately 1861. Boston, Massachusetts. \"Poetry from the Connecticut Herald.\" \"The Blandensburg Races.\" 1815. \"A Dialogue Between Death and a Lady.\" undated \"General Wolfe. Death of Gen. Wolfe.\" undated \"The Dying Words of Captain Robert Kidd\" (A noted pirate, who was hanged at Execution Dock, in England). undated \"The Girl I Left Behind Me, Together with the Answer.\" undated \"The Lamp-Lighter's Address.\" January 1, 1824. \"Rosanna.\" undated \"Saw Ye My Hero George and the Rosary.\" A Poem about Martha Washington when she saw George Washington at the Battle of Monmouth. undated \"A Song composed by the British Butchers after the Fight at Bunker-Hill, on the seventeenth of June, 1775.\" Undated, but could be 18th century. A 1880 reprint of the same poem. \"Tid the Grey Mare or Young Jonny, the Miller.\" \"Mary's Dream.\" Undate","\"The Careless Good Fellow.\" Typed poem found in papers of Wyndham Robertson and given to William and Mary. \"The Dying Soldier.\" Copied from the last few pages of \"Adventures of General Coriolanus Flam\", a manuscript now in the hands of Charles F. Heartman. February 25, 1926.","Alphabetical by author.","\"Columbia.\" July 1814. 2 pages.","\"Twilight Dews.\" September 28, 1830.","\"The Ministry of the Flowers.\"","Scope and Contents Cover of manuscript, \"J.C. Robertson, Alleghany College, Blue Sulphur, Richmond, Virginia…Blue Sulphur Springs, Greehbrier Co., Va. R. Roberson, Richmond. \"The Student.\" undated 9 pages.","Written on front, \"George Thompson of England\", Portland, February 25, 1864.\" Poem about freedom.","Scope and Contents Little Things are best\". Addressed to Miss Stott. undated 1 page. \"A Present of Doggerele to E.A. Henry, Jr.\" October 10, 1808. 1 page. \"Adams and Liberty.\" Possibly written soon after the Revolutionary War, but glued on a newspaper dated November 19, 1845. \"Ou a Jamais Eater-Suit.\" About land-case and water-case. November 13, 1859. \"Anniversary.\" Probably written by a woman. September 29, 1869. \"Are We Almost There?\" Addressed to Mrs. Patsy Holladay. About a girl dying. undated \"Hans Breitman's Party.\" Written in a mix of German and English. Humorous. undated \"Hop\". Addressed to Miss Philomela Rollo. undated \"Shall We Know Each Other There?\" About Heaven. undated \"Two Pictures.\" Comparing young and old face of his wife. Written on back of stationery for W.W. Scott, State Law Librarian, Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. February 22, 1912. \"The Washing Day.\" undated \"Remember Thee …\" Partial Poem. Signature could be \"M. Lou Bowles.\" undated \"A Memento to the Departed!\" January 1852. \"From Georgia's Southern…Potomac's Either strand, Where Carolina's Fountains…\" …\" Possibly from a prisoner of war during the Civil War. Written on the back of an account sheet. undated \"As I was going to …town I broke my yoke…\" undated \"If.\" Anon. About love. undated \"To My Friend.\" C.H……of Ohio. Washington, D.C. July 10, 1846. \"Reader, if ..the hand of envious care…\" and \"Melphemene! Fair muse to thee…\" Two poems on one sheet with different handwriting. \"Coroper's Grave.\" \"It is a place where poet's …\" undated \"Cottage by the Sea.\" \"The Last Rose of Summer.\" undated \"In Virginia.\" Partial author name, Harry Currault…\" undated Poem on one sheet about manufacturers and cars, with a play on words. undated. Handwritten poem \"A Damsel burnt for not submitting to Popish Idolatry\" by unknown and undated. Handwritten hymn \"Come you that fear the Lord.\" Handwritten music for a \"Spanish Hymn.\"","Alphabetical by author.","\"Homeward bound.\" 5 pages, Fighting Fire and Water. 7 pages, Our First Ride. 7 pages, \"When Scotsmen meet.\" 5 pages and The Pioneer. 7 pages. \"In the days of long ago.\" 2 pages, The Spirit of William. 2 pages, and Untitled (An incomplete story) 13 pages. \"In the Vale of Flesh.\" 1 copy with 22 pages, 1 copy with 16 pages. \"Won't Behave, A Story of Friendship Village.\" Draft with 18 pages and a draft with 59 pages. \"The Land of the Winding Trail.\" 39 pages. \"Squash.\" 11 pages. \" Little Jim. 8 pages. Note: These stories are typed with some editing marks.","The opening chapter of a humorous novel. Handwritten. 2 pages","Written in 1938. Nancy D. Morton was the daughter of Dr. S. Morton and is probably a teenager when she wrote this story. \"Elizabeth. (The Run-Away).\" Handwritten in pencil. 148 pages.","Incomplete story about a boy who plays the violin. 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Shreve, Ex Confederate, of 93 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, Cal.\" \"The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.\" 14 manuscript pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"The Love of Liberty.\" Written sometime after 1830's. 12 handwritten pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents \"American Dramatists.\" \"..alphabetical list of Play-writers…\" with details of the plays and life of the writers. undated 4 handwritten pages. \"The Broken Promise.\" undated 2 handwritten pages. \"Rodmoor.\" undated 7 typed pages. \"Sir Knights of our own Southland.\" An address. undated 1 typed page. Book review on B. L. Putnam Weale's second novel. The novel is about China. undated 16 typed pages\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA book review on \"Some reminiscences\" by William L. Royall. 12 typed pages bound as a legal document. 2 copies.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAn article on the Old Negro mammy. 2 typed pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAn article on the modern novel. 5 typed pages. 2 copies. An article on \"Woman's Sphere\" and \"Woman's Realm.\" 7 typed pages. Editorial to \"The Whig\" about Mr. Pendleton's resolution. Writer thinks we should reduce the expenditures of the government. Handwritten in pencil. Possibly written by Thomas Grimke White.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA small book bound with wood. Inside labels says, To Mr. A.B. Williams from B.W. Bowers, May 24, 1906.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePrinted poetry by Miss Meta Glass, President of Sweet Briar College.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e51 pieces. Dates of these poems are unknown, but probably range from mid 1800's to early 1900's. Genre includes newspapers, cards, broadsides, books, postcards and music store advertisements. Titles include: Cottage by the Sea, Mary of Argyle, Uncle Ned, On de Oder Side of Jordon, Cary Me Back to Ole Virginny, The Course of Empire, The Old Sexton, The Bell of St. Paul's, Some Fugitive Rhymes by An Old Confederate Soldier, The Conquered Banner, The Roses nowhere bloom so white as in Virginia, Old Virginia Moves at Last, When Love for His Maker Awoke in Man, The Dance Began, Join Hands, poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Virginia about Civil War, poems from the December 1930 issue of the American Poetry Magazine, The Wages of Sin, Mistakes (1854) by Annie, The Fox Meditates by Rudyard Kipling and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, The Three Reasons by John G. Saxe, Enigma by John P. Brown, The Young Widow, The Wife of Crawford by L.H. 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Wolfe.\" undated \"The Dying Words of Captain Robert Kidd\" (A noted pirate, who was hanged at Execution Dock, in England). undated \"The Girl I Left Behind Me, Together with the Answer.\" undated \"The Lamp-Lighter's Address.\" January 1, 1824. \"Rosanna.\" undated \"Saw Ye My Hero George and the Rosary.\" A Poem about Martha Washington when she saw George Washington at the Battle of Monmouth. undated \"A Song composed by the British Butchers after the Fight at Bunker-Hill, on the seventeenth of June, 1775.\" Undated, but could be 18th century. A 1880 reprint of the same poem. \"Tid the Grey Mare or Young Jonny, the Miller.\" \"Mary's Dream.\" Undate\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"The Careless Good Fellow.\" Typed poem found in papers of Wyndham Robertson and given to William and Mary. \"The Dying Soldier.\" Copied from the last few pages of \"Adventures of General Coriolanus Flam\", a manuscript now in the hands of Charles F. Heartman. 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Henry, Jr.\" October 10, 1808. 1 page. \"Adams and Liberty.\" Possibly written soon after the Revolutionary War, but glued on a newspaper dated November 19, 1845. \"Ou a Jamais Eater-Suit.\" About land-case and water-case. November 13, 1859. \"Anniversary.\" Probably written by a woman. September 29, 1869. \"Are We Almost There?\" Addressed to Mrs. Patsy Holladay. About a girl dying. undated \"Hans Breitman's Party.\" Written in a mix of German and English. Humorous. undated \"Hop\". Addressed to Miss Philomela Rollo. undated \"Shall We Know Each Other There?\" About Heaven. undated \"Two Pictures.\" Comparing young and old face of his wife. Written on back of stationery for W.W. Scott, State Law Librarian, Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. February 22, 1912. \"The Washing Day.\" undated \"Remember Thee …\" Partial Poem. Signature could be \"M. Lou Bowles.\" undated \"A Memento to the Departed!\" January 1852. \"From Georgia's Southern…Potomac's Either strand, Where Carolina's Fountains…\" …\" Possibly from a prisoner of war during the Civil War. Written on the back of an account sheet. undated \"As I was going to …town I broke my yoke…\" undated \"If.\" Anon. About love. undated \"To My Friend.\" C.H……of Ohio. Washington, D.C. July 10, 1846. \"Reader, if ..the hand of envious care…\" and \"Melphemene! Fair muse to thee…\" Two poems on one sheet with different handwriting. \"Coroper's Grave.\" \"It is a place where poet's …\" undated \"Cottage by the Sea.\" \"The Last Rose of Summer.\" undated \"In Virginia.\" Partial author name, Harry Currault…\" undated Poem on one sheet about manufacturers and cars, with a play on words. undated. Handwritten poem \"A Damsel burnt for not submitting to Popish Idolatry\" by unknown and undated. 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Most material was received in the 1930s or 40s.","Original handwritten or typed speeches, articles, editorials and essays.","\"The Aspirations of Youth, together with the Valedictory Address.\" By R.C. Anderson of Prince Edward County, Virginia.","\"Cedar Mountain and the Battlefield.\" Finished Easter Sunday, March 28, 1937, Title page, 3 maps, 22 typed carbon pages.","Scope and Contents \"The Demands Upon the Young Men of the South.\" 16 handwritten pages. Top of first page, \"Class of 1884. Samil Meek Jr. – Ark. \"Eternal vigilance the price of success.\" An address before the Calliopean Literary Society of the Southwestern Baptist University of Jackson Tenn(essee). May 30, 1882. 8 handwritten pages. \"The Good a Debating Society Does Its Members.\" 4 handwritten pages. undated \"Push and Punch.\" \"Spoken by S.T.W. Meek, Jr. June 27th, 1879…\" Concerns Arkansas. 8 manuscript pages.","\"Virginia.\" Appears to be a school paper written about the beginnings of Virginia. 6 handwritten pages.","Both papers appear to be school papers. \"Patrick Henry.\" 15 handwritten pages. \"George Washington.\" 12 handwritten pages.","\"Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia.\" An essay, possibly written as an academic paper. 48 manuscript pages.","Scope and Contents One of the essays is written on stationery from \"Law and Collection Office of William G. Scott\" with an address in Bel Air, Maryland and a partial date of 188_. \"Franklin and the Hutchinson letters.\" undated 1 handwritten page. \"The Necessity or Utility of Latin and Greek.\" undated 1 handwritten page.","\"Composed in November 1937 in his 93rd year…by Geo. W. Shreve, Ex Confederate, of 93 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, Cal.\" \"The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.\" 14 manuscript pages.","\"The Love of Liberty.\" Written sometime after 1830's. 12 handwritten pages.","Scope and Contents \"American Dramatists.\" \"..alphabetical list of Play-writers…\" with details of the plays and life of the writers. undated 4 handwritten pages. \"The Broken Promise.\" undated 2 handwritten pages. \"Rodmoor.\" undated 7 typed pages. \"Sir Knights of our own Southland.\" An address. undated 1 typed page. Book review on B. L. Putnam Weale's second novel. The novel is about China. undated 16 typed pages","A book review on \"Some reminiscences\" by William L. Royall. 12 typed pages bound as a legal document. 2 copies.","An article on the Old Negro mammy. 2 typed pages.","An article on the modern novel. 5 typed pages. 2 copies. An article on \"Woman's Sphere\" and \"Woman's Realm.\" 7 typed pages. Editorial to \"The Whig\" about Mr. Pendleton's resolution. Writer thinks we should reduce the expenditures of the government. Handwritten in pencil. Possibly written by Thomas Grimke White.","A small book bound with wood. Inside labels says, To Mr. A.B. Williams from B.W. Bowers, May 24, 1906.","Printed poetry by Miss Meta Glass, President of Sweet Briar College.","51 pieces. Dates of these poems are unknown, but probably range from mid 1800's to early 1900's. Genre includes newspapers, cards, broadsides, books, postcards and music store advertisements. Titles include: Cottage by the Sea, Mary of Argyle, Uncle Ned, On de Oder Side of Jordon, Cary Me Back to Ole Virginny, The Course of Empire, The Old Sexton, The Bell of St. Paul's, Some Fugitive Rhymes by An Old Confederate Soldier, The Conquered Banner, The Roses nowhere bloom so white as in Virginia, Old Virginia Moves at Last, When Love for His Maker Awoke in Man, The Dance Began, Join Hands, poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Virginia about Civil War, poems from the December 1930 issue of the American Poetry Magazine, The Wages of Sin, Mistakes (1854) by Annie, The Fox Meditates by Rudyard Kipling and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, The Three Reasons by John G. Saxe, Enigma by John P. Brown, The Young Widow, The Wife of Crawford by L.H. Sigourney, A Gem, Growing Old Together, I Find No Light, Hymeneal Poem and Christmas Bells.","Pages from the publication, \"St. Nicholas,\" with poems by Helen Thayer Hutcheson.","Scope and Contents Gift of Printed Poetry Gift received in 1931. Arthur W. Johnson was a 1921 graduate of The College of William and Mary. Many of these poems are pasted onto a cotton stock paper. Some have the signature of Rachel Annabelle. \"All Hail to the Stars and Stripes\" and \"Unfurl the Glorious Banner.\" Flyer edition, dated approximately 1861. Boston, Massachusetts. \"Poetry from the Connecticut Herald.\" \"The Blandensburg Races.\" 1815. \"A Dialogue Between Death and a Lady.\" undated \"General Wolfe. Death of Gen. Wolfe.\" undated \"The Dying Words of Captain Robert Kidd\" (A noted pirate, who was hanged at Execution Dock, in England). undated \"The Girl I Left Behind Me, Together with the Answer.\" undated \"The Lamp-Lighter's Address.\" January 1, 1824. \"Rosanna.\" undated \"Saw Ye My Hero George and the Rosary.\" A Poem about Martha Washington when she saw George Washington at the Battle of Monmouth. undated \"A Song composed by the British Butchers after the Fight at Bunker-Hill, on the seventeenth of June, 1775.\" Undated, but could be 18th century. A 1880 reprint of the same poem. \"Tid the Grey Mare or Young Jonny, the Miller.\" \"Mary's Dream.\" Undate","\"The Careless Good Fellow.\" Typed poem found in papers of Wyndham Robertson and given to William and Mary. \"The Dying Soldier.\" Copied from the last few pages of \"Adventures of General Coriolanus Flam\", a manuscript now in the hands of Charles F. Heartman. February 25, 1926.","Alphabetical by author.","\"Columbia.\" July 1814. 2 pages.","\"Twilight Dews.\" September 28, 1830.","\"The Ministry of the Flowers.\"","Scope and Contents Cover of manuscript, \"J.C. Robertson, Alleghany College, Blue Sulphur, Richmond, Virginia…Blue Sulphur Springs, Greehbrier Co., Va. R. Roberson, Richmond. \"The Student.\" undated 9 pages.","Written on front, \"George Thompson of England\", Portland, February 25, 1864.\" Poem about freedom.","Scope and Contents Little Things are best\". Addressed to Miss Stott. undated 1 page. \"A Present of Doggerele to E.A. Henry, Jr.\" October 10, 1808. 1 page. \"Adams and Liberty.\" Possibly written soon after the Revolutionary War, but glued on a newspaper dated November 19, 1845. \"Ou a Jamais Eater-Suit.\" About land-case and water-case. November 13, 1859. \"Anniversary.\" Probably written by a woman. September 29, 1869. \"Are We Almost There?\" Addressed to Mrs. Patsy Holladay. About a girl dying. undated \"Hans Breitman's Party.\" Written in a mix of German and English. Humorous. undated \"Hop\". Addressed to Miss Philomela Rollo. undated \"Shall We Know Each Other There?\" About Heaven. undated \"Two Pictures.\" Comparing young and old face of his wife. Written on back of stationery for W.W. Scott, State Law Librarian, Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. February 22, 1912. \"The Washing Day.\" undated \"Remember Thee …\" Partial Poem. Signature could be \"M. Lou Bowles.\" undated \"A Memento to the Departed!\" January 1852. \"From Georgia's Southern…Potomac's Either strand, Where Carolina's Fountains…\" …\" Possibly from a prisoner of war during the Civil War. Written on the back of an account sheet. undated \"As I was going to …town I broke my yoke…\" undated \"If.\" Anon. About love. undated \"To My Friend.\" C.H……of Ohio. Washington, D.C. July 10, 1846. \"Reader, if ..the hand of envious care…\" and \"Melphemene! Fair muse to thee…\" Two poems on one sheet with different handwriting. \"Coroper's Grave.\" \"It is a place where poet's …\" undated \"Cottage by the Sea.\" \"The Last Rose of Summer.\" undated \"In Virginia.\" Partial author name, Harry Currault…\" undated Poem on one sheet about manufacturers and cars, with a play on words. undated. Handwritten poem \"A Damsel burnt for not submitting to Popish Idolatry\" by unknown and undated. Handwritten hymn \"Come you that fear the Lord.\" Handwritten music for a \"Spanish Hymn.\"","Alphabetical by author.","\"Homeward bound.\" 5 pages, Fighting Fire and Water. 7 pages, Our First Ride. 7 pages, \"When Scotsmen meet.\" 5 pages and The Pioneer. 7 pages. \"In the days of long ago.\" 2 pages, The Spirit of William. 2 pages, and Untitled (An incomplete story) 13 pages. \"In the Vale of Flesh.\" 1 copy with 22 pages, 1 copy with 16 pages. \"Won't Behave, A Story of Friendship Village.\" Draft with 18 pages and a draft with 59 pages. \"The Land of the Winding Trail.\" 39 pages. \"Squash.\" 11 pages. \" Little Jim. 8 pages. Note: These stories are typed with some editing marks.","The opening chapter of a humorous novel. Handwritten. 2 pages","Written in 1938. Nancy D. Morton was the daughter of Dr. S. Morton and is probably a teenager when she wrote this story. \"Elizabeth. (The Run-Away).\" Handwritten in pencil. 148 pages.","Incomplete story about a boy who plays the violin. 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Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Arranged by type of written material, then alphabetically by author, if known.","Processed by staff of Special Collections.","Artificial collection composed of original material, handwritten or typed, of addresses, articles, essays, poetry and short stories. Most material was received in the 1930s or 40s.","Original handwritten or typed speeches, articles, editorials and essays.","\"The Aspirations of Youth, together with the Valedictory Address.\" By R.C. Anderson of Prince Edward County, Virginia.","\"Cedar Mountain and the Battlefield.\" Finished Easter Sunday, March 28, 1937, Title page, 3 maps, 22 typed carbon pages.","Scope and Contents \"The Demands Upon the Young Men of the South.\" 16 handwritten pages. Top of first page, \"Class of 1884. Samil Meek Jr. – Ark. \"Eternal vigilance the price of success.\" An address before the Calliopean Literary Society of the Southwestern Baptist University of Jackson Tenn(essee). May 30, 1882. 8 handwritten pages. \"The Good a Debating Society Does Its Members.\" 4 handwritten pages. undated \"Push and Punch.\" \"Spoken by S.T.W. Meek, Jr. June 27th, 1879…\" Concerns Arkansas. 8 manuscript pages.","\"Virginia.\" Appears to be a school paper written about the beginnings of Virginia. 6 handwritten pages.","Both papers appear to be school papers. \"Patrick Henry.\" 15 handwritten pages. \"George Washington.\" 12 handwritten pages.","\"Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia.\" An essay, possibly written as an academic paper. 48 manuscript pages.","Scope and Contents One of the essays is written on stationery from \"Law and Collection Office of William G. Scott\" with an address in Bel Air, Maryland and a partial date of 188_. \"Franklin and the Hutchinson letters.\" undated 1 handwritten page. \"The Necessity or Utility of Latin and Greek.\" undated 1 handwritten page.","\"Composed in November 1937 in his 93rd year…by Geo. W. Shreve, Ex Confederate, of 93 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, Cal.\" \"The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.\" 14 manuscript pages.","\"The Love of Liberty.\" Written sometime after 1830's. 12 handwritten pages.","Scope and Contents \"American Dramatists.\" \"..alphabetical list of Play-writers…\" with details of the plays and life of the writers. undated 4 handwritten pages. \"The Broken Promise.\" undated 2 handwritten pages. \"Rodmoor.\" undated 7 typed pages. \"Sir Knights of our own Southland.\" An address. undated 1 typed page. Book review on B. L. Putnam Weale's second novel. The novel is about China. undated 16 typed pages","A book review on \"Some reminiscences\" by William L. Royall. 12 typed pages bound as a legal document. 2 copies.","An article on the Old Negro mammy. 2 typed pages.","An article on the modern novel. 5 typed pages. 2 copies. An article on \"Woman's Sphere\" and \"Woman's Realm.\" 7 typed pages. Editorial to \"The Whig\" about Mr. Pendleton's resolution. Writer thinks we should reduce the expenditures of the government. Handwritten in pencil. Possibly written by Thomas Grimke White.","A small book bound with wood. Inside labels says, To Mr. A.B. Williams from B.W. Bowers, May 24, 1906.","Printed poetry by Miss Meta Glass, President of Sweet Briar College.","51 pieces. Dates of these poems are unknown, but probably range from mid 1800's to early 1900's. Genre includes newspapers, cards, broadsides, books, postcards and music store advertisements. Titles include: Cottage by the Sea, Mary of Argyle, Uncle Ned, On de Oder Side of Jordon, Cary Me Back to Ole Virginny, The Course of Empire, The Old Sexton, The Bell of St. Paul's, Some Fugitive Rhymes by An Old Confederate Soldier, The Conquered Banner, The Roses nowhere bloom so white as in Virginia, Old Virginia Moves at Last, When Love for His Maker Awoke in Man, The Dance Began, Join Hands, poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Virginia about Civil War, poems from the December 1930 issue of the American Poetry Magazine, The Wages of Sin, Mistakes (1854) by Annie, The Fox Meditates by Rudyard Kipling and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, The Three Reasons by John G. Saxe, Enigma by John P. Brown, The Young Widow, The Wife of Crawford by L.H. Sigourney, A Gem, Growing Old Together, I Find No Light, Hymeneal Poem and Christmas Bells.","Pages from the publication, \"St. Nicholas,\" with poems by Helen Thayer Hutcheson.","Scope and Contents Gift of Printed Poetry Gift received in 1931. Arthur W. Johnson was a 1921 graduate of The College of William and Mary. Many of these poems are pasted onto a cotton stock paper. Some have the signature of Rachel Annabelle. \"All Hail to the Stars and Stripes\" and \"Unfurl the Glorious Banner.\" Flyer edition, dated approximately 1861. Boston, Massachusetts. \"Poetry from the Connecticut Herald.\" \"The Blandensburg Races.\" 1815. \"A Dialogue Between Death and a Lady.\" undated \"General Wolfe. Death of Gen. Wolfe.\" undated \"The Dying Words of Captain Robert Kidd\" (A noted pirate, who was hanged at Execution Dock, in England). undated \"The Girl I Left Behind Me, Together with the Answer.\" undated \"The Lamp-Lighter's Address.\" January 1, 1824. \"Rosanna.\" undated \"Saw Ye My Hero George and the Rosary.\" A Poem about Martha Washington when she saw George Washington at the Battle of Monmouth. undated \"A Song composed by the British Butchers after the Fight at Bunker-Hill, on the seventeenth of June, 1775.\" Undated, but could be 18th century. A 1880 reprint of the same poem. \"Tid the Grey Mare or Young Jonny, the Miller.\" \"Mary's Dream.\" Undate","\"The Careless Good Fellow.\" Typed poem found in papers of Wyndham Robertson and given to William and Mary. \"The Dying Soldier.\" Copied from the last few pages of \"Adventures of General Coriolanus Flam\", a manuscript now in the hands of Charles F. Heartman. February 25, 1926.","Alphabetical by author.","\"Columbia.\" July 1814. 2 pages.","\"Twilight Dews.\" September 28, 1830.","\"The Ministry of the Flowers.\"","Scope and Contents Cover of manuscript, \"J.C. Robertson, Alleghany College, Blue Sulphur, Richmond, Virginia…Blue Sulphur Springs, Greehbrier Co., Va. R. Roberson, Richmond. \"The Student.\" undated 9 pages.","Written on front, \"George Thompson of England\", Portland, February 25, 1864.\" Poem about freedom.","Scope and Contents Little Things are best\". Addressed to Miss Stott. undated 1 page. \"A Present of Doggerele to E.A. Henry, Jr.\" October 10, 1808. 1 page. \"Adams and Liberty.\" Possibly written soon after the Revolutionary War, but glued on a newspaper dated November 19, 1845. \"Ou a Jamais Eater-Suit.\" About land-case and water-case. November 13, 1859. \"Anniversary.\" Probably written by a woman. September 29, 1869. \"Are We Almost There?\" Addressed to Mrs. Patsy Holladay. About a girl dying. undated \"Hans Breitman's Party.\" Written in a mix of German and English. Humorous. undated \"Hop\". Addressed to Miss Philomela Rollo. undated \"Shall We Know Each Other There?\" About Heaven. undated \"Two Pictures.\" Comparing young and old face of his wife. Written on back of stationery for W.W. Scott, State Law Librarian, Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. February 22, 1912. \"The Washing Day.\" undated \"Remember Thee …\" Partial Poem. Signature could be \"M. Lou Bowles.\" undated \"A Memento to the Departed!\" January 1852. \"From Georgia's Southern…Potomac's Either strand, Where Carolina's Fountains…\" …\" Possibly from a prisoner of war during the Civil War. Written on the back of an account sheet. undated \"As I was going to …town I broke my yoke…\" undated \"If.\" Anon. About love. undated \"To My Friend.\" C.H……of Ohio. Washington, D.C. July 10, 1846. \"Reader, if ..the hand of envious care…\" and \"Melphemene! Fair muse to thee…\" Two poems on one sheet with different handwriting. \"Coroper's Grave.\" \"It is a place where poet's …\" undated \"Cottage by the Sea.\" \"The Last Rose of Summer.\" undated \"In Virginia.\" Partial author name, Harry Currault…\" undated Poem on one sheet about manufacturers and cars, with a play on words. undated. Handwritten poem \"A Damsel burnt for not submitting to Popish Idolatry\" by unknown and undated. Handwritten hymn \"Come you that fear the Lord.\" Handwritten music for a \"Spanish Hymn.\"","Alphabetical by author.","\"Homeward bound.\" 5 pages, Fighting Fire and Water. 7 pages, Our First Ride. 7 pages, \"When Scotsmen meet.\" 5 pages and The Pioneer. 7 pages. \"In the days of long ago.\" 2 pages, The Spirit of William. 2 pages, and Untitled (An incomplete story) 13 pages. \"In the Vale of Flesh.\" 1 copy with 22 pages, 1 copy with 16 pages. \"Won't Behave, A Story of Friendship Village.\" Draft with 18 pages and a draft with 59 pages. \"The Land of the Winding Trail.\" 39 pages. \"Squash.\" 11 pages. \" Little Jim. 8 pages. Note: These stories are typed with some editing marks.","The opening chapter of a humorous novel. Handwritten. 2 pages","Written in 1938. Nancy D. Morton was the daughter of Dr. S. Morton and is probably a teenager when she wrote this story. \"Elizabeth. (The Run-Away).\" Handwritten in pencil. 148 pages.","Incomplete story about a boy who plays the violin. 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Titles include: Cottage by the Sea, Mary of Argyle, Uncle Ned, On de Oder Side of Jordon, Cary Me Back to Ole Virginny, The Course of Empire, The Old Sexton, The Bell of St. Paul's, Some Fugitive Rhymes by An Old Confederate Soldier, The Conquered Banner, The Roses nowhere bloom so white as in Virginia, Old Virginia Moves at Last, When Love for His Maker Awoke in Man, The Dance Began, Join Hands, poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Virginia about Civil War, poems from the December 1930 issue of the American Poetry Magazine, The Wages of Sin, Mistakes (1854) by Annie, The Fox Meditates by Rudyard Kipling and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, The Three Reasons by John G. Saxe, Enigma by John P. Brown, The Young Widow, The Wife of Crawford by L.H. Sigourney, A Gem, Growing Old Together, I Find No Light, Hymeneal Poem and Christmas Bells.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePages from the publication, \"St. Nicholas,\" with poems by Helen Thayer Hutcheson.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Gift of Printed Poetry Gift received in 1931. Arthur W. Johnson was a 1921 graduate of The College of William and Mary. Many of these poems are pasted onto a cotton stock paper. Some have the signature of Rachel Annabelle. \"All Hail to the Stars and Stripes\" and \"Unfurl the Glorious Banner.\" Flyer edition, dated approximately 1861. Boston, Massachusetts. \"Poetry from the Connecticut Herald.\" \"The Blandensburg Races.\" 1815. \"A Dialogue Between Death and a Lady.\" undated \"General Wolfe. Death of Gen. Wolfe.\" undated \"The Dying Words of Captain Robert Kidd\" (A noted pirate, who was hanged at Execution Dock, in England). undated \"The Girl I Left Behind Me, Together with the Answer.\" undated \"The Lamp-Lighter's Address.\" January 1, 1824. \"Rosanna.\" undated \"Saw Ye My Hero George and the Rosary.\" A Poem about Martha Washington when she saw George Washington at the Battle of Monmouth. undated \"A Song composed by the British Butchers after the Fight at Bunker-Hill, on the seventeenth of June, 1775.\" Undated, but could be 18th century. A 1880 reprint of the same poem. \"Tid the Grey Mare or Young Jonny, the Miller.\" \"Mary's Dream.\" Undate\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"The Careless Good Fellow.\" Typed poem found in papers of Wyndham Robertson and given to William and Mary. \"The Dying Soldier.\" Copied from the last few pages of \"Adventures of General Coriolanus Flam\", a manuscript now in the hands of Charles F. Heartman. February 25, 1926.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAlphabetical by author.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"Columbia.\" July 1814. 2 pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"Twilight Dews.\" September 28, 1830.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"The Ministry of the Flowers.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Cover of manuscript, \"J.C. Robertson, Alleghany College, Blue Sulphur, Richmond, Virginia…Blue Sulphur Springs, Greehbrier Co., Va. R. Roberson, Richmond. \"The Student.\" undated 9 pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eWritten on front, \"George Thompson of England\", Portland, February 25, 1864.\" Poem about freedom.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Little Things are best\". Addressed to Miss Stott. undated 1 page. \"A Present of Doggerele to E.A. Henry, Jr.\" October 10, 1808. 1 page. \"Adams and Liberty.\" Possibly written soon after the Revolutionary War, but glued on a newspaper dated November 19, 1845. \"Ou a Jamais Eater-Suit.\" About land-case and water-case. November 13, 1859. \"Anniversary.\" Probably written by a woman. September 29, 1869. \"Are We Almost There?\" Addressed to Mrs. Patsy Holladay. About a girl dying. undated \"Hans Breitman's Party.\" Written in a mix of German and English. Humorous. undated \"Hop\". Addressed to Miss Philomela Rollo. undated \"Shall We Know Each Other There?\" About Heaven. undated \"Two Pictures.\" Comparing young and old face of his wife. Written on back of stationery for W.W. Scott, State Law Librarian, Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. February 22, 1912. \"The Washing Day.\" undated \"Remember Thee …\" Partial Poem. Signature could be \"M. Lou Bowles.\" undated \"A Memento to the Departed!\" January 1852. \"From Georgia's Southern…Potomac's Either strand, Where Carolina's Fountains…\" …\" Possibly from a prisoner of war during the Civil War. Written on the back of an account sheet. undated \"As I was going to …town I broke my yoke…\" undated \"If.\" Anon. About love. undated \"To My Friend.\" C.H……of Ohio. Washington, D.C. July 10, 1846. \"Reader, if ..the hand of envious care…\" and \"Melphemene! Fair muse to thee…\" Two poems on one sheet with different handwriting. \"Coroper's Grave.\" \"It is a place where poet's …\" undated \"Cottage by the Sea.\" \"The Last Rose of Summer.\" undated \"In Virginia.\" Partial author name, Harry Currault…\" undated Poem on one sheet about manufacturers and cars, with a play on words. undated. Handwritten poem \"A Damsel burnt for not submitting to Popish Idolatry\" by unknown and undated. Handwritten hymn \"Come you that fear the Lord.\" Handwritten music for a \"Spanish Hymn.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAlphabetical by author.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\"Homeward bound.\" 5 pages, Fighting Fire and Water. 7 pages, Our First Ride. 7 pages, \"When Scotsmen meet.\" 5 pages and The Pioneer. 7 pages. \"In the days of long ago.\" 2 pages, The Spirit of William. 2 pages, and Untitled (An incomplete story) 13 pages. \"In the Vale of Flesh.\" 1 copy with 22 pages, 1 copy with 16 pages. \"Won't Behave, A Story of Friendship Village.\" Draft with 18 pages and a draft with 59 pages. \"The Land of the Winding Trail.\" 39 pages. \"Squash.\" 11 pages. \" Little Jim. 8 pages. Note: These stories are typed with some editing marks.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe opening chapter of a humorous novel. Handwritten. 2 pages\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eWritten in 1938. Nancy D. Morton was the daughter of Dr. S. Morton and is probably a teenager when she wrote this story. \"Elizabeth. (The Run-Away).\" Handwritten in pencil. 148 pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncomplete story about a boy who plays the violin. Handwritten. 8 pages.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Artificial collection composed of original material, handwritten or typed, of addresses, articles, essays, poetry and short stories. Most material was received in the 1930s or 40s.","Original handwritten or typed speeches, articles, editorials and essays.","\"The Aspirations of Youth, together with the Valedictory Address.\" By R.C. Anderson of Prince Edward County, Virginia.","\"Cedar Mountain and the Battlefield.\" Finished Easter Sunday, March 28, 1937, Title page, 3 maps, 22 typed carbon pages.","Scope and Contents \"The Demands Upon the Young Men of the South.\" 16 handwritten pages. Top of first page, \"Class of 1884. Samil Meek Jr. – Ark. \"Eternal vigilance the price of success.\" An address before the Calliopean Literary Society of the Southwestern Baptist University of Jackson Tenn(essee). May 30, 1882. 8 handwritten pages. \"The Good a Debating Society Does Its Members.\" 4 handwritten pages. undated \"Push and Punch.\" \"Spoken by S.T.W. Meek, Jr. June 27th, 1879…\" Concerns Arkansas. 8 manuscript pages.","\"Virginia.\" Appears to be a school paper written about the beginnings of Virginia. 6 handwritten pages.","Both papers appear to be school papers. \"Patrick Henry.\" 15 handwritten pages. \"George Washington.\" 12 handwritten pages.","\"Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia.\" An essay, possibly written as an academic paper. 48 manuscript pages.","Scope and Contents One of the essays is written on stationery from \"Law and Collection Office of William G. Scott\" with an address in Bel Air, Maryland and a partial date of 188_. \"Franklin and the Hutchinson letters.\" undated 1 handwritten page. \"The Necessity or Utility of Latin and Greek.\" undated 1 handwritten page.","\"Composed in November 1937 in his 93rd year…by Geo. W. Shreve, Ex Confederate, of 93 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, Cal.\" \"The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.\" 14 manuscript pages.","\"The Love of Liberty.\" Written sometime after 1830's. 12 handwritten pages.","Scope and Contents \"American Dramatists.\" \"..alphabetical list of Play-writers…\" with details of the plays and life of the writers. undated 4 handwritten pages. \"The Broken Promise.\" undated 2 handwritten pages. \"Rodmoor.\" undated 7 typed pages. \"Sir Knights of our own Southland.\" An address. undated 1 typed page. Book review on B. L. Putnam Weale's second novel. The novel is about China. undated 16 typed pages","A book review on \"Some reminiscences\" by William L. Royall. 12 typed pages bound as a legal document. 2 copies.","An article on the Old Negro mammy. 2 typed pages.","An article on the modern novel. 5 typed pages. 2 copies. An article on \"Woman's Sphere\" and \"Woman's Realm.\" 7 typed pages. Editorial to \"The Whig\" about Mr. Pendleton's resolution. Writer thinks we should reduce the expenditures of the government. Handwritten in pencil. Possibly written by Thomas Grimke White.","A small book bound with wood. Inside labels says, To Mr. A.B. Williams from B.W. Bowers, May 24, 1906.","Printed poetry by Miss Meta Glass, President of Sweet Briar College.","51 pieces. Dates of these poems are unknown, but probably range from mid 1800's to early 1900's. Genre includes newspapers, cards, broadsides, books, postcards and music store advertisements. Titles include: Cottage by the Sea, Mary of Argyle, Uncle Ned, On de Oder Side of Jordon, Cary Me Back to Ole Virginny, The Course of Empire, The Old Sexton, The Bell of St. Paul's, Some Fugitive Rhymes by An Old Confederate Soldier, The Conquered Banner, The Roses nowhere bloom so white as in Virginia, Old Virginia Moves at Last, When Love for His Maker Awoke in Man, The Dance Began, Join Hands, poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Virginia about Civil War, poems from the December 1930 issue of the American Poetry Magazine, The Wages of Sin, Mistakes (1854) by Annie, The Fox Meditates by Rudyard Kipling and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, The Three Reasons by John G. Saxe, Enigma by John P. Brown, The Young Widow, The Wife of Crawford by L.H. Sigourney, A Gem, Growing Old Together, I Find No Light, Hymeneal Poem and Christmas Bells.","Pages from the publication, \"St. Nicholas,\" with poems by Helen Thayer Hutcheson.","Scope and Contents Gift of Printed Poetry Gift received in 1931. Arthur W. Johnson was a 1921 graduate of The College of William and Mary. Many of these poems are pasted onto a cotton stock paper. Some have the signature of Rachel Annabelle. \"All Hail to the Stars and Stripes\" and \"Unfurl the Glorious Banner.\" Flyer edition, dated approximately 1861. Boston, Massachusetts. \"Poetry from the Connecticut Herald.\" \"The Blandensburg Races.\" 1815. \"A Dialogue Between Death and a Lady.\" undated \"General Wolfe. Death of Gen. Wolfe.\" undated \"The Dying Words of Captain Robert Kidd\" (A noted pirate, who was hanged at Execution Dock, in England). undated \"The Girl I Left Behind Me, Together with the Answer.\" undated \"The Lamp-Lighter's Address.\" January 1, 1824. \"Rosanna.\" undated \"Saw Ye My Hero George and the Rosary.\" A Poem about Martha Washington when she saw George Washington at the Battle of Monmouth. undated \"A Song composed by the British Butchers after the Fight at Bunker-Hill, on the seventeenth of June, 1775.\" Undated, but could be 18th century. A 1880 reprint of the same poem. \"Tid the Grey Mare or Young Jonny, the Miller.\" \"Mary's Dream.\" Undate","\"The Careless Good Fellow.\" Typed poem found in papers of Wyndham Robertson and given to William and Mary. \"The Dying Soldier.\" Copied from the last few pages of \"Adventures of General Coriolanus Flam\", a manuscript now in the hands of Charles F. Heartman. February 25, 1926.","Alphabetical by author.","\"Columbia.\" July 1814. 2 pages.","\"Twilight Dews.\" September 28, 1830.","\"The Ministry of the Flowers.\"","Scope and Contents Cover of manuscript, \"J.C. Robertson, Alleghany College, Blue Sulphur, Richmond, Virginia…Blue Sulphur Springs, Greehbrier Co., Va. R. Roberson, Richmond. \"The Student.\" undated 9 pages.","Written on front, \"George Thompson of England\", Portland, February 25, 1864.\" Poem about freedom.","Scope and Contents Little Things are best\". Addressed to Miss Stott. undated 1 page. \"A Present of Doggerele to E.A. Henry, Jr.\" October 10, 1808. 1 page. \"Adams and Liberty.\" Possibly written soon after the Revolutionary War, but glued on a newspaper dated November 19, 1845. \"Ou a Jamais Eater-Suit.\" About land-case and water-case. November 13, 1859. \"Anniversary.\" Probably written by a woman. September 29, 1869. \"Are We Almost There?\" Addressed to Mrs. Patsy Holladay. About a girl dying. undated \"Hans Breitman's Party.\" Written in a mix of German and English. Humorous. undated \"Hop\". Addressed to Miss Philomela Rollo. undated \"Shall We Know Each Other There?\" About Heaven. undated \"Two Pictures.\" Comparing young and old face of his wife. Written on back of stationery for W.W. Scott, State Law Librarian, Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. February 22, 1912. \"The Washing Day.\" undated \"Remember Thee …\" Partial Poem. Signature could be \"M. Lou Bowles.\" undated \"A Memento to the Departed!\" January 1852. \"From Georgia's Southern…Potomac's Either strand, Where Carolina's Fountains…\" …\" Possibly from a prisoner of war during the Civil War. Written on the back of an account sheet. undated \"As I was going to …town I broke my yoke…\" undated \"If.\" Anon. About love. undated \"To My Friend.\" C.H……of Ohio. Washington, D.C. July 10, 1846. \"Reader, if ..the hand of envious care…\" and \"Melphemene! Fair muse to thee…\" Two poems on one sheet with different handwriting. \"Coroper's Grave.\" \"It is a place where poet's …\" undated \"Cottage by the Sea.\" \"The Last Rose of Summer.\" undated \"In Virginia.\" Partial author name, Harry Currault…\" undated Poem on one sheet about manufacturers and cars, with a play on words. undated. Handwritten poem \"A Damsel burnt for not submitting to Popish Idolatry\" by unknown and undated. Handwritten hymn \"Come you that fear the Lord.\" Handwritten music for a \"Spanish Hymn.\"","Alphabetical by author.","\"Homeward bound.\" 5 pages, Fighting Fire and Water. 7 pages, Our First Ride. 7 pages, \"When Scotsmen meet.\" 5 pages and The Pioneer. 7 pages. \"In the days of long ago.\" 2 pages, The Spirit of William. 2 pages, and Untitled (An incomplete story) 13 pages. \"In the Vale of Flesh.\" 1 copy with 22 pages, 1 copy with 16 pages. \"Won't Behave, A Story of Friendship Village.\" Draft with 18 pages and a draft with 59 pages. \"The Land of the Winding Trail.\" 39 pages. \"Squash.\" 11 pages. \" Little Jim. 8 pages. Note: These stories are typed with some editing marks.","The opening chapter of a humorous novel. Handwritten. 2 pages","Written in 1938. Nancy D. Morton was the daughter of Dr. S. Morton and is probably a teenager when she wrote this story. \"Elizabeth. (The Run-Away).\" Handwritten in pencil. 148 pages.","Incomplete story about a boy who plays the violin. 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Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Arranged into three series. Series I. Correspondence, Series II. Printed Materials, Series III. Lyon G. Tyler Family Additions, and Series IV. Professional Papers.","Information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: ","Acc. 2011.063 added by Benjamin Bromley in February 2011.","Mss. 65 T97 Tyler Family Papers.","Additions to the Tyler Family Papers that are not shelved with Mss. 65 T97 Tyler Family Papers, Groups A-H are included on the pdf inventories."," Please see the record for 65 T97 Tyler Family Papers."," Many of these additions can logically be incorporated into the Groups A-H, and possibly will be in the future.","ALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler to Mrs. Laura Holloway, author of First Ladies, dated September 20, 1869, about interviewing other first ladies.  ALS. Mss. Acc. 1993.19 Addition","ALS ofJohn Tyler to Howard Shields, November 2, 1821, saying he would not run in the next election for the state senate but was sure if he did run he'd be re-elected. Concern with family matters.  Mss. Acc. 1996.54 Addition","ALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to William Evarts dated November 1, 1876. She congratulates him on his speech in support of the Republican nominee; \"That address almost persuaded me to be a Republican--but I case out among the Rebels!\" 3 p.  Mss. Acc. 1997.63 Addition","ALS from John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia, to unnamed newspaper editor, February 16, 1840. Written while John Tyler was running for Vice President. Asks if General Bailey plans to desert the Whig cause which would diminish the Whig vote in Accomack (County). He hopes to carry Virginia.  Mss. Acc. 1998.23 Addition","Copy of ALS from George Allen in Boston, Massachusetts, to Joseph Greenleaf in Brockport, New York, dated June 16, 1843. He describes the dedication of the Bunker Hill Monument and the attendance of President John Tyler and his son, Robert Tyler. Includes typescript.  Mss. Acc. 1999.27 Addition","John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia to Congressman Henry A. Wise regarding a duel between Congressman William J. Graves and Congressman Jonathan Cilley, dated March 18, 1838. He also gives his thoughts on running for the U.S. Senate from Virginia. Transcription included. Mss. Acc. 2000.14 Addition","Charles F. Mayer, Baltimore, Maryland to Robert Tyler of Washington City, dated April 16, 1842. Discusses the Patriot, the Whig politics and Henry Clay.  Mss. Acc. 2001.15 Addition","John Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to \"Mr. Wheaton,\" dated June 9, 1856. Tyler declines Mr. Wheaton's offer to deliver his lecture \"the dead of my Cabinet\" before the Poughkeepsie (New York) Lyceum, agrees with him on the advisability of \"kindling the fires of fraternal feeling among the people of the Sates\" to avoid disunion in the future.  Mss. Acc. 2002.16 Addition","J[ohn] Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to Robert [Tyler], dated November 24, 1854. Writes that he has received Robert's letter with enclosed notes, he has suffered from lithic acid, Colonel McCandlish is \"strickent down with paralysis while arguing a cause\" and Geo[rge] Waggaman has married an heiress. Mss. Acc. 2002.24 Addition","John Tyler of Sherwood Forest to Messrs. Tilford and Samuel of Frankfurt County, Kentucky, dated March 2, 1847. Gives direction for payment. Mss. Acc. 2003.14 Addition","John Tyler to Honorable C. A. Wickliffe, dated January 11, 1846. Tyler is having Wickliffe's letter delivered to Dr. Minge who is a near relative of Ben Harrison's family. If Wickliffe needs other depositions, he advised him to word the notice to include Dr. Minge and others to obtain a multitude of witnesses in Petersburg. Nathaniel Nelson or John Seldon would be willing to have their depositions taken. Tyler is devoted almost exclusively to private affairs. \"Tremendous cannonade for Oregon is kept up in Washington, yet the noise of it scarcely reaches me.\"  Mss. Acc. 2003.32 Addition","Letter bordered in black, from President John Tyler, Washington, D.C., to Dr. John Galt, Williamsburg, Virginia, dated March 28, 1843. Talks of the report on the Williamsburg Lunatic Asylum (Eastern State Hospital). \"It must be a source of the highest gratification to every lover of his species to become satisfied that a disorder of so appalling a character as that of which you treat...\" \"I congratulate you upon the distinquished success owhich has marked your superintency...\" Mss. Acc. 2004.61 Addition","November 17, 1853 letter from John Tyler concerning a heat register at Sherwood Forest. November 15, 1855 letter by John Tyler about attending the theater and paying Miss Mullen and an Irish girl. Mss. Acc. 2005.02 Addition","Letter from Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler to her husband Robert Tyler who was the son of U.S. President John Tyler and served as private secretary to his father. Writes about the election and Robert's future. References to Polk, Calhoun, General Jackson (his preference for President). Expresses vexation and pain \"at the absolute injustice done to father.\" Reference to \"union ticket,\" \"democratic party.\" Gives advice, suggesting her husband needs a future assignment (go into law?)and strike out for own fortune. She makes reference to King of France who marched uphill and down again with 20,000 men. Reverse of letter is a note from John Tyler, \"The Advice you give Robert is excellent...\" Addition to the John Tyler Papers. Mss. Acc. 2005.57 Addition","Letter, Feb 16,1831, of John Tyler to daughter Mary Tyler. Concerns enclosing a letter from John Waggamen [not present], health of Aunt W.; Aunt W. opened school with Mary [cold weather in Washington]; would be improper for you to answer John's letter; \"near relationship between you, would still leave you liable to the talk of …busy-bodies\"; pleased at assurance from many quarters of her attention to studies and deportment; purchase a piano for her; dresses and write to Maria Seawell by private conveyances\".  Mss. Acc. 2006.01 Addition","Contains letter, 21 April 1844, from President John Tyler to his daughter, Mary Tyler Jones. Includes discussion of the expansion of the Sherwood Forest plantation as well as his relationship with Julia Gardiner. Mss. Acc. 2011.063 Addition","John Tyler, Green Way, Charles City County, (father of US President), to Judge Nelson, Westover, 20 June 1800, concerning a funeral at which Bishop Madison will preach the sermon. ALS. 1 p. Reports that Bishop Madison will preach a funeral sermon at the Court House; extends invitation to attend; the funeral itself will be \"quite private...with a few friends.\"  Earlier ID number: Mss. Sm. Coll. Add.30","Letter, 8 Mary 1859, from John Tyler to Hugh Blair Grigsby concerning the proposal of Edward S. Joyner regarding the Grammar School at the College of William \u0026 Mary.Mss. Acc. 2012.386 Addition","Letter written to George Sykes, a Democratic Congressman from New Jersey, regarding the return of some letters sent to John Tyler while President, urging the nomination of former New Jersey Governor Peter D. Vroom, Jr. to the Supreme Court. The letter appears not to have been written by Tyler but may have been dictated by Tyler. Tyler did sign \"J Tyler\" on the address leaf himself. Mss. Acc. 2013.289","Envelope with note, \" My Mother's Hair and flowers from her grave, and my Father's hair.\" Folder paper inside envelope states, \"Lizzie G {?] Tyler's hair.  Hair has been removed and is stored in the Artifact Collection.","Copy of a newspaper article about Julia Gardiner Tyler from the Staten Island Sunday Advance, October 17, 1976.  Mss. Acc. 1995.24 Addition","Sheet music by St. George Tucker, 1863, entitled The Southern Cross. To be added later to Tyler Papers, Group G. Mss. Acc. 2002.23 Addition","Backlog material. Most items relate to Tyler Family Papers, Group E, about the Lyon G. Tyler Family.  Mss. Acc. 2008.198 Addition","Chapter XVI of Thomas T. McGuire's manuscript, House Divided, about Abraham Lincoln. Letter from McGuire to Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, dated May 8, 1935. Other writings by William Frederick, Sarah Waddill Hubbard, Frank E. Vandiver and Mary Gayle Gorgas.","Writings about \"Sherwood Forest\" by Lyon G. Tyler.","Letters from Mrs. Alice Nicholson, Mrs. Edward Curtis, Mrs. Harold Lamb and a letter from his wife, Sue Ruffin Tyler, while recuperating from an illness (undated).","Letters concerning work and estate of Lyon G. Tyler, application to and attendance at St. Christopher School in Richmond, Virginia for Lyon and Harrison Tyler, solicitations and form letters.","Land certificate granted to John Bourland of Hardin County, Tennessee with President John Tyler's name signed by son and secretary Robert Tyler. John Bourland was granted 159.80  acres of land in Pontotoc, Mississippi. The certificate was granted in adherence to several treaties between Chickasaw Native Americans and the United States including those dated October 20, 1832, May 24, 1834 and the act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled \"An act making further provision for the sale of Public Lands.\" President John Tyler is listed as the conferrer of the certificate and it is affixed with the seal of the general land office.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","Poughkeepsie Lyceum (N.Y.)","Virginia State Senate","Whig Party (U.S.)","Tyler Family","Tyler, John, 1790-1862","Tyler, Julia Gardiner, 1820-1889","Tyler, Lyon Gardiner, 1853-1935","Tyler, Sue Ruffin, 1889-1953","Clay, Henry, 1777-1852","Galt, John Minson, II, 1819-1862","Graves, William J. 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Mss. Acc. 1993.19 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eALS ofJohn Tyler to Howard Shields, November 2, 1821, saying he would not run in the next election for the state senate but was sure if he did run he'd be re-elected. Concern with family matters.  Mss. Acc. 1996.54 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to William Evarts dated November 1, 1876. She congratulates him on his speech in support of the Republican nominee; \"That address almost persuaded me to be a Republican--but I case out among the Rebels!\" 3 p.  Mss. Acc. 1997.63 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eALS from John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia, to unnamed newspaper editor, February 16, 1840. Written while John Tyler was running for Vice President. Asks if General Bailey plans to desert the Whig cause which would diminish the Whig vote in Accomack (County). He hopes to carry Virginia.  Mss. 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Tyler declines Mr. Wheaton's offer to deliver his lecture \"the dead of my Cabinet\" before the Poughkeepsie (New York) Lyceum, agrees with him on the advisability of \"kindling the fires of fraternal feeling among the people of the Sates\" to avoid disunion in the future.  Mss. Acc. 2002.16 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJ[ohn] Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to Robert [Tyler], dated November 24, 1854. Writes that he has received Robert's letter with enclosed notes, he has suffered from lithic acid, Colonel McCandlish is \"strickent down with paralysis while arguing a cause\" and Geo[rge] Waggaman has married an heiress. Mss. Acc. 2002.24 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Tyler of Sherwood Forest to Messrs. Tilford and Samuel of Frankfurt County, Kentucky, dated March 2, 1847. Gives direction for payment. Mss. Acc. 2003.14 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Tyler to Honorable C. A. Wickliffe, dated January 11, 1846. Tyler is having Wickliffe's letter delivered to Dr. Minge who is a near relative of Ben Harrison's family. If Wickliffe needs other depositions, he advised him to word the notice to include Dr. Minge and others to obtain a multitude of witnesses in Petersburg. Nathaniel Nelson or John Seldon would be willing to have their depositions taken. Tyler is devoted almost exclusively to private affairs. \"Tremendous cannonade for Oregon is kept up in Washington, yet the noise of it scarcely reaches me.\"  Mss. Acc. 2003.32 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter bordered in black, from President John Tyler, Washington, D.C., to Dr. John Galt, Williamsburg, Virginia, dated March 28, 1843. Talks of the report on the Williamsburg Lunatic Asylum (Eastern State Hospital). \"It must be a source of the highest gratification to every lover of his species to become satisfied that a disorder of so appalling a character as that of which you treat...\" \"I congratulate you upon the distinquished success owhich has marked your superintency...\" Mss. Acc. 2004.61 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNovember 17, 1853 letter from John Tyler concerning a heat register at Sherwood Forest. November 15, 1855 letter by John Tyler about attending the theater and paying Miss Mullen and an Irish girl. Mss. Acc. 2005.02 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter from Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler to her husband Robert Tyler who was the son of U.S. President John Tyler and served as private secretary to his father. Writes about the election and Robert's future. References to Polk, Calhoun, General Jackson (his preference for President). Expresses vexation and pain \"at the absolute injustice done to father.\" Reference to \"union ticket,\" \"democratic party.\" Gives advice, suggesting her husband needs a future assignment (go into law?)and strike out for own fortune. She makes reference to King of France who marched uphill and down again with 20,000 men. Reverse of letter is a note from John Tyler, \"The Advice you give Robert is excellent...\" Addition to the John Tyler Papers. Mss. Acc. 2005.57 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter, Feb 16,1831, of John Tyler to daughter Mary Tyler. Concerns enclosing a letter from John Waggamen [not present], health of Aunt W.; Aunt W. opened school with Mary [cold weather in Washington]; would be improper for you to answer John's letter; \"near relationship between you, would still leave you liable to the talk of …busy-bodies\"; pleased at assurance from many quarters of her attention to studies and deportment; purchase a piano for her; dresses and write to Maria Seawell by private conveyances\".  Mss. Acc. 2006.01 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eContains letter, 21 April 1844, from President John Tyler to his daughter, Mary Tyler Jones. Includes discussion of the expansion of the Sherwood Forest plantation as well as his relationship with Julia Gardiner. Mss. Acc. 2011.063 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Tyler, Green Way, Charles City County, (father of US President), to Judge Nelson, Westover, 20 June 1800, concerning a funeral at which Bishop Madison will preach the sermon. ALS. 1 p. 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Acc. 2013.289\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEnvelope with note, \" My Mother's Hair and flowers from her grave, and my Father's hair.\" Folder paper inside envelope states, \"Lizzie G {?] Tyler's hair.  Hair has been removed and is stored in the Artifact Collection.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCopy of a newspaper article about Julia Gardiner Tyler from the Staten Island Sunday Advance, October 17, 1976.  Mss. Acc. 1995.24 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSheet music by St. George Tucker, 1863, entitled The Southern Cross. To be added later to Tyler Papers, Group G. Mss. Acc. 2002.23 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBacklog material. Most items relate to Tyler Family Papers, Group E, about the Lyon G. Tyler Family.  Mss. Acc. 2008.198 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eChapter XVI of Thomas T. McGuire's manuscript, House Divided, about Abraham Lincoln. Letter from McGuire to Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, dated May 8, 1935. 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Mss. Acc. 1993.19 Addition","ALS ofJohn Tyler to Howard Shields, November 2, 1821, saying he would not run in the next election for the state senate but was sure if he did run he'd be re-elected. Concern with family matters.  Mss. Acc. 1996.54 Addition","ALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to William Evarts dated November 1, 1876. She congratulates him on his speech in support of the Republican nominee; \"That address almost persuaded me to be a Republican--but I case out among the Rebels!\" 3 p.  Mss. Acc. 1997.63 Addition","ALS from John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia, to unnamed newspaper editor, February 16, 1840. Written while John Tyler was running for Vice President. Asks if General Bailey plans to desert the Whig cause which would diminish the Whig vote in Accomack (County). He hopes to carry Virginia.  Mss. Acc. 1998.23 Addition","Copy of ALS from George Allen in Boston, Massachusetts, to Joseph Greenleaf in Brockport, New York, dated June 16, 1843. He describes the dedication of the Bunker Hill Monument and the attendance of President John Tyler and his son, Robert Tyler. Includes typescript.  Mss. Acc. 1999.27 Addition","John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia to Congressman Henry A. Wise regarding a duel between Congressman William J. Graves and Congressman Jonathan Cilley, dated March 18, 1838. He also gives his thoughts on running for the U.S. Senate from Virginia. Transcription included. Mss. Acc. 2000.14 Addition","Charles F. Mayer, Baltimore, Maryland to Robert Tyler of Washington City, dated April 16, 1842. Discusses the Patriot, the Whig politics and Henry Clay.  Mss. Acc. 2001.15 Addition","John Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to \"Mr. Wheaton,\" dated June 9, 1856. Tyler declines Mr. Wheaton's offer to deliver his lecture \"the dead of my Cabinet\" before the Poughkeepsie (New York) Lyceum, agrees with him on the advisability of \"kindling the fires of fraternal feeling among the people of the Sates\" to avoid disunion in the future.  Mss. Acc. 2002.16 Addition","J[ohn] Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to Robert [Tyler], dated November 24, 1854. Writes that he has received Robert's letter with enclosed notes, he has suffered from lithic acid, Colonel McCandlish is \"strickent down with paralysis while arguing a cause\" and Geo[rge] Waggaman has married an heiress. Mss. Acc. 2002.24 Addition","John Tyler of Sherwood Forest to Messrs. Tilford and Samuel of Frankfurt County, Kentucky, dated March 2, 1847. Gives direction for payment. Mss. Acc. 2003.14 Addition","John Tyler to Honorable C. A. Wickliffe, dated January 11, 1846. Tyler is having Wickliffe's letter delivered to Dr. Minge who is a near relative of Ben Harrison's family. If Wickliffe needs other depositions, he advised him to word the notice to include Dr. Minge and others to obtain a multitude of witnesses in Petersburg. Nathaniel Nelson or John Seldon would be willing to have their depositions taken. Tyler is devoted almost exclusively to private affairs. \"Tremendous cannonade for Oregon is kept up in Washington, yet the noise of it scarcely reaches me.\"  Mss. Acc. 2003.32 Addition","Letter bordered in black, from President John Tyler, Washington, D.C., to Dr. John Galt, Williamsburg, Virginia, dated March 28, 1843. Talks of the report on the Williamsburg Lunatic Asylum (Eastern State Hospital). \"It must be a source of the highest gratification to every lover of his species to become satisfied that a disorder of so appalling a character as that of which you treat...\" \"I congratulate you upon the distinquished success owhich has marked your superintency...\" Mss. Acc. 2004.61 Addition","November 17, 1853 letter from John Tyler concerning a heat register at Sherwood Forest. November 15, 1855 letter by John Tyler about attending the theater and paying Miss Mullen and an Irish girl. Mss. Acc. 2005.02 Addition","Letter from Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler to her husband Robert Tyler who was the son of U.S. President John Tyler and served as private secretary to his father. Writes about the election and Robert's future. References to Polk, Calhoun, General Jackson (his preference for President). Expresses vexation and pain \"at the absolute injustice done to father.\" Reference to \"union ticket,\" \"democratic party.\" Gives advice, suggesting her husband needs a future assignment (go into law?)and strike out for own fortune. She makes reference to King of France who marched uphill and down again with 20,000 men. Reverse of letter is a note from John Tyler, \"The Advice you give Robert is excellent...\" Addition to the John Tyler Papers. Mss. Acc. 2005.57 Addition","Letter, Feb 16,1831, of John Tyler to daughter Mary Tyler. Concerns enclosing a letter from John Waggamen [not present], health of Aunt W.; Aunt W. opened school with Mary [cold weather in Washington]; would be improper for you to answer John's letter; \"near relationship between you, would still leave you liable to the talk of …busy-bodies\"; pleased at assurance from many quarters of her attention to studies and deportment; purchase a piano for her; dresses and write to Maria Seawell by private conveyances\".  Mss. Acc. 2006.01 Addition","Contains letter, 21 April 1844, from President John Tyler to his daughter, Mary Tyler Jones. Includes discussion of the expansion of the Sherwood Forest plantation as well as his relationship with Julia Gardiner. Mss. Acc. 2011.063 Addition","John Tyler, Green Way, Charles City County, (father of US President), to Judge Nelson, Westover, 20 June 1800, concerning a funeral at which Bishop Madison will preach the sermon. 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Hair has been removed and is stored in the Artifact Collection.","Copy of a newspaper article about Julia Gardiner Tyler from the Staten Island Sunday Advance, October 17, 1976.  Mss. Acc. 1995.24 Addition","Sheet music by St. George Tucker, 1863, entitled The Southern Cross. To be added later to Tyler Papers, Group G. Mss. Acc. 2002.23 Addition","Backlog material. Most items relate to Tyler Family Papers, Group E, about the Lyon G. Tyler Family.  Mss. Acc. 2008.198 Addition","Chapter XVI of Thomas T. McGuire's manuscript, House Divided, about Abraham Lincoln. Letter from McGuire to Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, dated May 8, 1935. Other writings by William Frederick, Sarah Waddill Hubbard, Frank E. Vandiver and Mary Gayle Gorgas.","Writings about \"Sherwood Forest\" by Lyon G. Tyler.","Letters from Mrs. Alice Nicholson, Mrs. Edward Curtis, Mrs. Harold Lamb and a letter from his wife, Sue Ruffin Tyler, while recuperating from an illness (undated).","Letters concerning work and estate of Lyon G. Tyler, application to and attendance at St. Christopher School in Richmond, Virginia for Lyon and Harrison Tyler, solicitations and form letters.","Land certificate granted to John Bourland of Hardin County, Tennessee with President John Tyler's name signed by son and secretary Robert Tyler. John Bourland was granted 159.80  acres of land in Pontotoc, Mississippi. 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Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Arranged into three series. Series I. Correspondence, Series II. Printed Materials, Series III. Lyon G. Tyler Family Additions, and Series IV. Professional Papers.","Information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: ","Acc. 2011.063 added by Benjamin Bromley in February 2011.","Mss. 65 T97 Tyler Family Papers.","Additions to the Tyler Family Papers that are not shelved with Mss. 65 T97 Tyler Family Papers, Groups A-H are included on the pdf inventories."," Please see the record for 65 T97 Tyler Family Papers."," Many of these additions can logically be incorporated into the Groups A-H, and possibly will be in the future.","ALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler to Mrs. Laura Holloway, author of First Ladies, dated September 20, 1869, about interviewing other first ladies.  ALS. Mss. Acc. 1993.19 Addition","ALS ofJohn Tyler to Howard Shields, November 2, 1821, saying he would not run in the next election for the state senate but was sure if he did run he'd be re-elected. Concern with family matters.  Mss. Acc. 1996.54 Addition","ALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to William Evarts dated November 1, 1876. She congratulates him on his speech in support of the Republican nominee; \"That address almost persuaded me to be a Republican--but I case out among the Rebels!\" 3 p.  Mss. Acc. 1997.63 Addition","ALS from John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia, to unnamed newspaper editor, February 16, 1840. Written while John Tyler was running for Vice President. Asks if General Bailey plans to desert the Whig cause which would diminish the Whig vote in Accomack (County). He hopes to carry Virginia.  Mss. Acc. 1998.23 Addition","Copy of ALS from George Allen in Boston, Massachusetts, to Joseph Greenleaf in Brockport, New York, dated June 16, 1843. He describes the dedication of the Bunker Hill Monument and the attendance of President John Tyler and his son, Robert Tyler. Includes typescript.  Mss. Acc. 1999.27 Addition","John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia to Congressman Henry A. Wise regarding a duel between Congressman William J. Graves and Congressman Jonathan Cilley, dated March 18, 1838. He also gives his thoughts on running for the U.S. Senate from Virginia. Transcription included. Mss. Acc. 2000.14 Addition","Charles F. Mayer, Baltimore, Maryland to Robert Tyler of Washington City, dated April 16, 1842. Discusses the Patriot, the Whig politics and Henry Clay.  Mss. Acc. 2001.15 Addition","John Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to \"Mr. Wheaton,\" dated June 9, 1856. Tyler declines Mr. Wheaton's offer to deliver his lecture \"the dead of my Cabinet\" before the Poughkeepsie (New York) Lyceum, agrees with him on the advisability of \"kindling the fires of fraternal feeling among the people of the Sates\" to avoid disunion in the future.  Mss. Acc. 2002.16 Addition","J[ohn] Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to Robert [Tyler], dated November 24, 1854. Writes that he has received Robert's letter with enclosed notes, he has suffered from lithic acid, Colonel McCandlish is \"strickent down with paralysis while arguing a cause\" and Geo[rge] Waggaman has married an heiress. Mss. Acc. 2002.24 Addition","John Tyler of Sherwood Forest to Messrs. Tilford and Samuel of Frankfurt County, Kentucky, dated March 2, 1847. Gives direction for payment. Mss. Acc. 2003.14 Addition","John Tyler to Honorable C. A. Wickliffe, dated January 11, 1846. Tyler is having Wickliffe's letter delivered to Dr. Minge who is a near relative of Ben Harrison's family. If Wickliffe needs other depositions, he advised him to word the notice to include Dr. Minge and others to obtain a multitude of witnesses in Petersburg. Nathaniel Nelson or John Seldon would be willing to have their depositions taken. Tyler is devoted almost exclusively to private affairs. \"Tremendous cannonade for Oregon is kept up in Washington, yet the noise of it scarcely reaches me.\"  Mss. Acc. 2003.32 Addition","Letter bordered in black, from President John Tyler, Washington, D.C., to Dr. John Galt, Williamsburg, Virginia, dated March 28, 1843. Talks of the report on the Williamsburg Lunatic Asylum (Eastern State Hospital). \"It must be a source of the highest gratification to every lover of his species to become satisfied that a disorder of so appalling a character as that of which you treat...\" \"I congratulate you upon the distinquished success owhich has marked your superintency...\" Mss. Acc. 2004.61 Addition","November 17, 1853 letter from John Tyler concerning a heat register at Sherwood Forest. November 15, 1855 letter by John Tyler about attending the theater and paying Miss Mullen and an Irish girl. Mss. Acc. 2005.02 Addition","Letter from Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler to her husband Robert Tyler who was the son of U.S. President John Tyler and served as private secretary to his father. Writes about the election and Robert's future. References to Polk, Calhoun, General Jackson (his preference for President). Expresses vexation and pain \"at the absolute injustice done to father.\" Reference to \"union ticket,\" \"democratic party.\" Gives advice, suggesting her husband needs a future assignment (go into law?)and strike out for own fortune. She makes reference to King of France who marched uphill and down again with 20,000 men. Reverse of letter is a note from John Tyler, \"The Advice you give Robert is excellent...\" Addition to the John Tyler Papers. Mss. Acc. 2005.57 Addition","Letter, Feb 16,1831, of John Tyler to daughter Mary Tyler. Concerns enclosing a letter from John Waggamen [not present], health of Aunt W.; Aunt W. opened school with Mary [cold weather in Washington]; would be improper for you to answer John's letter; \"near relationship between you, would still leave you liable to the talk of …busy-bodies\"; pleased at assurance from many quarters of her attention to studies and deportment; purchase a piano for her; dresses and write to Maria Seawell by private conveyances\".  Mss. Acc. 2006.01 Addition","Contains letter, 21 April 1844, from President John Tyler to his daughter, Mary Tyler Jones. Includes discussion of the expansion of the Sherwood Forest plantation as well as his relationship with Julia Gardiner. Mss. Acc. 2011.063 Addition","John Tyler, Green Way, Charles City County, (father of US President), to Judge Nelson, Westover, 20 June 1800, concerning a funeral at which Bishop Madison will preach the sermon. ALS. 1 p. Reports that Bishop Madison will preach a funeral sermon at the Court House; extends invitation to attend; the funeral itself will be \"quite private...with a few friends.\"  Earlier ID number: Mss. Sm. Coll. Add.30","Letter, 8 Mary 1859, from John Tyler to Hugh Blair Grigsby concerning the proposal of Edward S. Joyner regarding the Grammar School at the College of William \u0026 Mary.Mss. Acc. 2012.386 Addition","Letter written to George Sykes, a Democratic Congressman from New Jersey, regarding the return of some letters sent to John Tyler while President, urging the nomination of former New Jersey Governor Peter D. Vroom, Jr. to the Supreme Court. The letter appears not to have been written by Tyler but may have been dictated by Tyler. Tyler did sign \"J Tyler\" on the address leaf himself. Mss. Acc. 2013.289","Envelope with note, \" My Mother's Hair and flowers from her grave, and my Father's hair.\" Folder paper inside envelope states, \"Lizzie G {?] Tyler's hair.  Hair has been removed and is stored in the Artifact Collection.","Copy of a newspaper article about Julia Gardiner Tyler from the Staten Island Sunday Advance, October 17, 1976.  Mss. Acc. 1995.24 Addition","Sheet music by St. George Tucker, 1863, entitled The Southern Cross. To be added later to Tyler Papers, Group G. Mss. Acc. 2002.23 Addition","Backlog material. Most items relate to Tyler Family Papers, Group E, about the Lyon G. Tyler Family.  Mss. Acc. 2008.198 Addition","Chapter XVI of Thomas T. McGuire's manuscript, House Divided, about Abraham Lincoln. Letter from McGuire to Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, dated May 8, 1935. Other writings by William Frederick, Sarah Waddill Hubbard, Frank E. Vandiver and Mary Gayle Gorgas.","Writings about \"Sherwood Forest\" by Lyon G. Tyler.","Letters from Mrs. Alice Nicholson, Mrs. Edward Curtis, Mrs. Harold Lamb and a letter from his wife, Sue Ruffin Tyler, while recuperating from an illness (undated).","Letters concerning work and estate of Lyon G. 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Tyler declines Mr. Wheaton's offer to deliver his lecture \"the dead of my Cabinet\" before the Poughkeepsie (New York) Lyceum, agrees with him on the advisability of \"kindling the fires of fraternal feeling among the people of the Sates\" to avoid disunion in the future.  Mss. Acc. 2002.16 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJ[ohn] Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to Robert [Tyler], dated November 24, 1854. Writes that he has received Robert's letter with enclosed notes, he has suffered from lithic acid, Colonel McCandlish is \"strickent down with paralysis while arguing a cause\" and Geo[rge] Waggaman has married an heiress. Mss. Acc. 2002.24 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Tyler of Sherwood Forest to Messrs. Tilford and Samuel of Frankfurt County, Kentucky, dated March 2, 1847. Gives direction for payment. Mss. Acc. 2003.14 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Tyler to Honorable C. A. Wickliffe, dated January 11, 1846. Tyler is having Wickliffe's letter delivered to Dr. Minge who is a near relative of Ben Harrison's family. If Wickliffe needs other depositions, he advised him to word the notice to include Dr. Minge and others to obtain a multitude of witnesses in Petersburg. Nathaniel Nelson or John Seldon would be willing to have their depositions taken. Tyler is devoted almost exclusively to private affairs. \"Tremendous cannonade for Oregon is kept up in Washington, yet the noise of it scarcely reaches me.\"  Mss. Acc. 2003.32 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter bordered in black, from President John Tyler, Washington, D.C., to Dr. John Galt, Williamsburg, Virginia, dated March 28, 1843. Talks of the report on the Williamsburg Lunatic Asylum (Eastern State Hospital). \"It must be a source of the highest gratification to every lover of his species to become satisfied that a disorder of so appalling a character as that of which you treat...\" \"I congratulate you upon the distinquished success owhich has marked your superintency...\" Mss. Acc. 2004.61 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNovember 17, 1853 letter from John Tyler concerning a heat register at Sherwood Forest. November 15, 1855 letter by John Tyler about attending the theater and paying Miss Mullen and an Irish girl. Mss. Acc. 2005.02 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter from Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler to her husband Robert Tyler who was the son of U.S. President John Tyler and served as private secretary to his father. Writes about the election and Robert's future. References to Polk, Calhoun, General Jackson (his preference for President). Expresses vexation and pain \"at the absolute injustice done to father.\" Reference to \"union ticket,\" \"democratic party.\" Gives advice, suggesting her husband needs a future assignment (go into law?)and strike out for own fortune. She makes reference to King of France who marched uphill and down again with 20,000 men. Reverse of letter is a note from John Tyler, \"The Advice you give Robert is excellent...\" Addition to the John Tyler Papers. Mss. Acc. 2005.57 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter, Feb 16,1831, of John Tyler to daughter Mary Tyler. Concerns enclosing a letter from John Waggamen [not present], health of Aunt W.; Aunt W. opened school with Mary [cold weather in Washington]; would be improper for you to answer John's letter; \"near relationship between you, would still leave you liable to the talk of …busy-bodies\"; pleased at assurance from many quarters of her attention to studies and deportment; purchase a piano for her; dresses and write to Maria Seawell by private conveyances\".  Mss. Acc. 2006.01 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eContains letter, 21 April 1844, from President John Tyler to his daughter, Mary Tyler Jones. Includes discussion of the expansion of the Sherwood Forest plantation as well as his relationship with Julia Gardiner. Mss. Acc. 2011.063 Addition\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJohn Tyler, Green Way, Charles City County, (father of US President), to Judge Nelson, Westover, 20 June 1800, concerning a funeral at which Bishop Madison will preach the sermon. ALS. 1 p. 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Mss. Acc. 1993.19 Addition","ALS ofJohn Tyler to Howard Shields, November 2, 1821, saying he would not run in the next election for the state senate but was sure if he did run he'd be re-elected. Concern with family matters.  Mss. Acc. 1996.54 Addition","ALS of Julia Gardiner Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to William Evarts dated November 1, 1876. She congratulates him on his speech in support of the Republican nominee; \"That address almost persuaded me to be a Republican--but I case out among the Rebels!\" 3 p.  Mss. Acc. 1997.63 Addition","ALS from John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia, to unnamed newspaper editor, February 16, 1840. Written while John Tyler was running for Vice President. Asks if General Bailey plans to desert the Whig cause which would diminish the Whig vote in Accomack (County). He hopes to carry Virginia.  Mss. Acc. 1998.23 Addition","Copy of ALS from George Allen in Boston, Massachusetts, to Joseph Greenleaf in Brockport, New York, dated June 16, 1843. He describes the dedication of the Bunker Hill Monument and the attendance of President John Tyler and his son, Robert Tyler. Includes typescript.  Mss. Acc. 1999.27 Addition","John Tyler, Williamsburg, Virginia to Congressman Henry A. Wise regarding a duel between Congressman William J. Graves and Congressman Jonathan Cilley, dated March 18, 1838. He also gives his thoughts on running for the U.S. Senate from Virginia. Transcription included. Mss. Acc. 2000.14 Addition","Charles F. Mayer, Baltimore, Maryland to Robert Tyler of Washington City, dated April 16, 1842. Discusses the Patriot, the Whig politics and Henry Clay.  Mss. Acc. 2001.15 Addition","John Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to \"Mr. Wheaton,\" dated June 9, 1856. Tyler declines Mr. Wheaton's offer to deliver his lecture \"the dead of my Cabinet\" before the Poughkeepsie (New York) Lyceum, agrees with him on the advisability of \"kindling the fires of fraternal feeling among the people of the Sates\" to avoid disunion in the future.  Mss. Acc. 2002.16 Addition","J[ohn] Tyler, Sherwood Forest, to Robert [Tyler], dated November 24, 1854. Writes that he has received Robert's letter with enclosed notes, he has suffered from lithic acid, Colonel McCandlish is \"strickent down with paralysis while arguing a cause\" and Geo[rge] Waggaman has married an heiress. Mss. Acc. 2002.24 Addition","John Tyler of Sherwood Forest to Messrs. Tilford and Samuel of Frankfurt County, Kentucky, dated March 2, 1847. Gives direction for payment. Mss. Acc. 2003.14 Addition","John Tyler to Honorable C. A. Wickliffe, dated January 11, 1846. Tyler is having Wickliffe's letter delivered to Dr. Minge who is a near relative of Ben Harrison's family. If Wickliffe needs other depositions, he advised him to word the notice to include Dr. Minge and others to obtain a multitude of witnesses in Petersburg. Nathaniel Nelson or John Seldon would be willing to have their depositions taken. Tyler is devoted almost exclusively to private affairs. \"Tremendous cannonade for Oregon is kept up in Washington, yet the noise of it scarcely reaches me.\"  Mss. Acc. 2003.32 Addition","Letter bordered in black, from President John Tyler, Washington, D.C., to Dr. John Galt, Williamsburg, Virginia, dated March 28, 1843. Talks of the report on the Williamsburg Lunatic Asylum (Eastern State Hospital). \"It must be a source of the highest gratification to every lover of his species to become satisfied that a disorder of so appalling a character as that of which you treat...\" \"I congratulate you upon the distinquished success owhich has marked your superintency...\" Mss. Acc. 2004.61 Addition","November 17, 1853 letter from John Tyler concerning a heat register at Sherwood Forest. November 15, 1855 letter by John Tyler about attending the theater and paying Miss Mullen and an Irish girl. Mss. Acc. 2005.02 Addition","Letter from Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler to her husband Robert Tyler who was the son of U.S. President John Tyler and served as private secretary to his father. Writes about the election and Robert's future. References to Polk, Calhoun, General Jackson (his preference for President). Expresses vexation and pain \"at the absolute injustice done to father.\" Reference to \"union ticket,\" \"democratic party.\" Gives advice, suggesting her husband needs a future assignment (go into law?)and strike out for own fortune. She makes reference to King of France who marched uphill and down again with 20,000 men. Reverse of letter is a note from John Tyler, \"The Advice you give Robert is excellent...\" Addition to the John Tyler Papers. Mss. Acc. 2005.57 Addition","Letter, Feb 16,1831, of John Tyler to daughter Mary Tyler. Concerns enclosing a letter from John Waggamen [not present], health of Aunt W.; Aunt W. opened school with Mary [cold weather in Washington]; would be improper for you to answer John's letter; \"near relationship between you, would still leave you liable to the talk of …busy-bodies\"; pleased at assurance from many quarters of her attention to studies and deportment; purchase a piano for her; dresses and write to Maria Seawell by private conveyances\".  Mss. Acc. 2006.01 Addition","Contains letter, 21 April 1844, from President John Tyler to his daughter, Mary Tyler Jones. Includes discussion of the expansion of the Sherwood Forest plantation as well as his relationship with Julia Gardiner. Mss. Acc. 2011.063 Addition","John Tyler, Green Way, Charles City County, (father of US President), to Judge Nelson, Westover, 20 June 1800, concerning a funeral at which Bishop Madison will preach the sermon. ALS. 1 p. Reports that Bishop Madison will preach a funeral sermon at the Court House; extends invitation to attend; the funeral itself will be \"quite private...with a few friends.\"  Earlier ID number: Mss. Sm. Coll. Add.30","Letter, 8 Mary 1859, from John Tyler to Hugh Blair Grigsby concerning the proposal of Edward S. Joyner regarding the Grammar School at the College of William \u0026 Mary.Mss. Acc. 2012.386 Addition","Letter written to George Sykes, a Democratic Congressman from New Jersey, regarding the return of some letters sent to John Tyler while President, urging the nomination of former New Jersey Governor Peter D. Vroom, Jr. to the Supreme Court. The letter appears not to have been written by Tyler but may have been dictated by Tyler. Tyler did sign \"J Tyler\" on the address leaf himself. Mss. Acc. 2013.289","Envelope with note, \" My Mother's Hair and flowers from her grave, and my Father's hair.\" Folder paper inside envelope states, \"Lizzie G {?] Tyler's hair.  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