Collection: Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Level: Series

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Series 10. General Correspondence with John Morgan. Jr. Box 1, Folder 21

This series includes general correspondence written to John Morgan, Jr. by S.A. Miller and B.B. Harding.

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Series 11. Correspondence with Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Art-Related Box 2, Folder 1

The majority of these letters are related to Mrs. Morgan's art supply orders.

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Series 12. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan from Her Relatives Box 2, Folder 2-12

This series includes correspondence written to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan by various relatives.

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Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous Box 2, Folder 13-19

This series includes assorted correspondence written to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan by various friends and acquaintances.

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Series 14. Outgoing Letters from John Beale Box 2, Folder 20

This series includes correspondence written by John Beale, father of Elizabeth A. Beale-Morgan and maternal grandfather to John Morgan, Jr..

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Series 15. Correspondence -- Miscellaneous Box 2, Folder 21

This series includes assorted correspondence not explicitly written to or by any members of the Atkeson-Morgan family.

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Series 16. Legal Documents Box 3, Folder 1-2

This series includes assorted legal documents.

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Series 17. School Compositions and Poetry Box 3, Folder 3

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Series 18. Photograph -- Fraser, Thomas Box 3, Folder 4

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Series 19. Invoices with Letterhead Box 3, Folder 5-15

This series documents assorted transactions of John Morgan, Jr. and Sr. with businesses in Charleston, West Virginia and locations in Putnam County and southwestern West Virginia. Letterhead includes names of businesses and their owners and employees, addresses, goods and services offered, etc..

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