Box 3
Contains 36 Results:
McClellan-Yarbrough-Vann Tennessee Slave Documents:
Receipt for sale of slave Diannah, by James D. McClellan to Radford Withers, November 28, 1843; Receipt for sale of slave Allen by R. N. and Elizabeth McClellan to Radford Withers, March 11, 1852; List of slaves belonging to the estate of Archibald Yarbrough, August 1854; Statement of slaves belonging to Susan A. Vann before her marriage to Valentine S. Vann, February 18, 1856
McCrackin, James F. (Mercer University student):
Diary of J. F. McCrackin, January 1-April 27, 1906; Receipt for annual dues to Georgia Bar Association signed by Z. D. Harrison, July 20, 1906; U.S. Post Office registry receipt for package sent from Patterson McCrackin to Leon A. Wilson, February 18, 1907
McDaniel, Henry D.:
Envelope only with Penfield postmark
Mercer, L. B.:
Letter from Mercer to Col. Absalom Janes discussing money enclosed for student expenses at Mercer University, the necessity of buying his boys some shoes, and the high cost of board being charged, February 4, 1844
Merritt, J.:
Essay regarding private judgment (conscience) versus majority rule and slavery by J. Merritt, May 16, 1839
Moncrief, D. F. C.:
Letter, faded and barely legible, from Moncrief to B. F. Tharpe regarding honorary membership in a literary society at Mercer, April 14, 1839
Moon, Charlotte Diggs “Lottie”:
Letter to Miss McCarty, June 24, 1889; Letter to Miss Ashburn, November 25, 1901 (photocopies)
Moore, Moren (Baptist pastor):
Letter to son dated July 20, 1857, in Sugar Hill, Georgia
Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852 (Irish poet, friend of Byron and Shelley):
Letter to John Murray with engravings of Moore and his residence
Murrow, Joseph Samuel, 1835-1929 (Indian missionary and Mercer University student):
Autobiographical sketches, 1878 and 1920s; Brochure of the Murrow Indian Orphans’ Home, 1907; Letters between Rev. Murrow (or Bacone College Pres. B. D. Weeks) and Mercer University officials, 1923-1929; Newsletters with biographical sketches of Rev. Murrow, 1907 and 1926; Office of Indian Affairs reports, 1922 and 1930s; Pastoral Letter by Rev. Murrow to members of the Rehoboth Mission Station Church, 1885