Box 1
Contains 109 Results:
Envelope labeled, "Unkle David's letters + Grand Mother Dancy"
This may or may not relate back to the letter sent to David Stoner from John Mckenney.
Envelope addressed to Mrs. J.C. Stoner
This collection consists of letters, envelopes, legal papers such as depositions and court summonings, and a ledger.
Office of Probate Judge, Jackson County, Scottsboro, Al., Envelope addressed to Mr. J.C. Stoner & Mrs. J.C. Stoner
This collection consists of letters, envelopes, legal papers such as depositions and court summonings, and a ledger.
Envelope addressed to Hon. J.C. Stoner, 1888
The dates are pretty faded on the envelope, but "28" and "29, 1888" can be made out.
Memphis & Charleston Railroad, Envelope addressed to Hon. J.C. Stoner
The date, September 19th, can be made out on the envelope. Also the names of the towns, Stevenson and Scottsboro, in Alabama are mentioned on the stamps.
Envelope addressed to The Clerk of the Circuit Court, Madison County, Huntsville, Alabama; "Deposition, McCoary Clay and...Benjamin T. Gamble deft. (defendant)", 1852-07-21 - 1852-08-30
On the front of the envelope, there is a note that says, "R.S. (Robert Spragins) filed July 28/52. The return label is from Eastport, Miss. There is a note on the back of the envelope that says, "Opened by Order of Court 30th August 1852...John B. Eldridge..."
This envelope is very fragile and is already partially torn, so handle with care.
Envelope addressed to The Honorable Circuit Court in Madison County State of Alabama; Opened by consent of A. Hutchson
It is pretty faded, but there is a date listed on the front of the envelope: March 3rd. Also, on the front, there is a note that says, "Richard Ellis v. Pope + Hickman + others; deposition of Benjamin Story." (The last name is hard to make out, so this may not be accurate.)
Envelope addressed to Robert S. Spragins Esq., Clerk of Circuit Court, Madison Court, Huntsvile, Ala., From: D.E.A. McEbosh, commissioner , 1857-05 - 1857-06-08
There is a note on the front of the envelope that says, "Richard B. Boickell, Trustee for Louisa J. House vs Geo N Camichael; Deposition of ...H. Sharp."
Envelope addressed to The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Madison County, Huntsville, Alabama, From: John R. Stonesiphen , 1889-06-11 - 1889-06-15
There is a note listed on the front of the envelope as well as on the stamps on the back that state, "The State of Alabama vs. Henry Ragland; Case No. 4101; Deposition of W.H. Fenst, witness for the defendant."