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Frances Isaac Letters, 1944-1947

1 Linear Feet 1 boxes

Abstract Or Scope: Correspondance from FSCW student Frances Isaac to her fiance Herbert Dotter while he was stationed in Liberia during WWII. Also includes photographs and other ephemera.

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Frances Isaac Letters, 1944-1947 1 Linear Feet 1 boxes

Abstract Or Scope: Correspondance from FSCW student Frances Isaac to her fiance Herbert Dotter while he was stationed in Liberia during WWII. Also includes photographs and other ephemera.

Frances Morgan Collection, 1932-1940, Date acquired: 09/01/2009

1 Photographic Prints 1 folder

Abstract Or Scope: The collection contains two photographs of campus buildings and a program for a theatrical play.

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Frances Morgan Collection, 1932-1940, Date acquired: 09/01/2009 1 Photographic Prints 1 folder

Creator: Morgan, Frances
Abstract Or Scope: The collection contains two photographs of campus buildings and a program for a theatrical play.

Photograph, (morgan-001) Jennie Murphree Hall, August 1940

Abstract Or Scope: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/369397

Photograph, (morgan-002) Administration Building, August 1940

Abstract Or Scope: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/369398

Frances Wall, Unknown

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Frances Wall, Unknown 1 items 1 folder

Francis B. Crews collection, 1942-1945, Accessioned: 2002-10-16

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Abstract Or Scope: This collection pertains to Francis Bryant Crews, who served as a Boatswain's Mate for the U.S. Navy in the Pacific Theater during World War II. This collections contains various photographs, a two-page manuscript, and a Veteran's Questionnaire. The manuscript details Crews' duties minesweeping and assisting the Navy Photographer on and around the island of Iwo Jima. The photographs included were taken by the Navy Photographer.

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Francis B. Crews collection, 1942-1945, Accessioned: 2002-10-16 1 folders 1 folder

Creator: Crews, Francis Bryant, November 13, 1921 - April 19, 2013
Abstract Or Scope: This collection pertains to Francis Bryant Crews, who served as a Boatswain's Mate for the U.S. Navy in the Pacific Theater during World War II. This collections contains various photographs, a two-page manuscript, and a Veteran's Questionnaire. The manuscript details Crews' duties minesweeping and assisting the Navy Photographer on and around the island of Iwo Jima. The photographs included were taken by the Navy Photographer.

Francis Edwards transcript, March 11, 2005, bulk 1942-1946

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Abstract Or Scope: This collection relates to Francis Edwards who served in the 20th U.S. Army Air Force, 58th Group, 25th Squadron in the Pacific theater. This collection contains an oral history transcript detailing his service during the war and his return to the U.S.

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Francis Edwards transcript, March 11, 2005, bulk 1942-1946 1 folders

Creator: Sigler, Jack
Abstract Or Scope: This collection relates to Francis Edwards who served in the 20th U.S. Army Air Force, 58th Group, 25th Squadron in the Pacific theater. This collection contains an oral history transcript detailing his service during the war and his return to the U.S.

Francis Eppes Letter, 1838

1.00 items 1 folder.

Abstract Or Scope: This letter was written by Francis Eppes to Reverend John Woart of Swedesboro, New Jersey. The letter, dated July 25, 1838, is an invitation to take charge of St. John's Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, Florida. A transcription of the letter is included with the original MSS.

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Francis Eppes Letter, 1838 1.00 items 1 folder.

Abstract Or Scope: This letter was written by Francis Eppes to Reverend John Woart of Swedesboro, New Jersey. The letter, dated July 25, 1838, is an invitation to take charge of St. John's Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, Florida. A transcription of the letter is included with the original MSS.

Francis E. Spinner Papers, 1863, 1885, 1863, 1885

.1 Linear Feet 1 folder

Abstract Or Scope: Collection contains one check written by Francis E. Spinner and a fifty cent bank note.

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Francis E. Spinner Papers, 1863, 1885, 1863, 1885 .1 Linear Feet 1 folder

Abstract Or Scope: Collection contains one check written by Francis E. Spinner and a fifty cent bank note.

Francis Levett letter, 1771

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Abstract Or Scope: The Francis Levett letter, 1771, documents the experience of a British colonial settler and plantation owner in Florida. It consists of one letter which details Levett's financial plights as he asks for his brother-in-law Rev. Charles William Tonyn's payment of an overdue debt, dated May 6, 1771, from St. Augustine. He also expresses his hopes for his other brother-in-law, Colonel Patrick Tonyn the last British royal governor of East Florida, to visit him. The letter provides insight into life in British colonial Florida and the difficulties that Levett faced. Francis Levett (?-c.1775) was a merchant from London, England who moved to the East Florida colony in 1768, which was under British rule at the time. With assistance from another merchant, Richard Oswald, Levett acquired a large 10,000-acre estate near St. John's River that he named Julianton Plantation after his wife Juliana. Upon his arrival, Levett was the plantation agent for John Perceval, the 2nd Earl of Egmont. He later was appointed onto the East Florida colony's Royal Council and named an assistant judge. Levett's plantation had many problems despite its successful appearance, as the costs of maintaining the land exceeded his income. Levett was later accused of mismanagement and embezzlement from absent land grantees and spent the remainder of his life in East Florida living in scandal. After the American Revolution, Levett's surviving family abandoned their plantation and moved to the Bahamas due to the Spanish succession of the colony.

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Francis Levett letter, 1771 0.05 Linear Feet 1 file

Creator: Levett, Francis, -ca.1775
Abstract Or Scope: The Francis Levett letter, 1771, documents the experience of a British colonial settler and plantation owner in Florida. It consists of one letter which details Levett's financial plights as he asks for his brother-in-law Rev. Charles William Tonyn's payment of an overdue debt, dated May 6, 1771, from St. Augustine. He also expresses his hopes for his other brother-in-law, Colonel Patrick Tonyn the last British royal governor of East Florida, to visit him. The letter provides insight into life in British colonial Florida and the difficulties that Levett faced. Francis Levett (?-c.1775) was a merchant from London, England who moved to the East Florida colony in 1768, which was under British rule at the time. With assistance from another merchant, Richard Oswald, Levett acquired a large 10,000-acre estate near St. John's River that he named Julianton Plantation after his wife Juliana. Upon his arrival, Levett was the plantation agent for John Perceval, the 2nd Earl of Egmont. He later was appointed onto the East Florida colony's Royal Council and named an assistant judge. Levett's plantation had many problems despite its successful appearance, as the costs of maintaining the land exceeded his income. Levett was later accused of mismanagement and embezzlement from absent land grantees and spent the remainder of his life in East Florida living in scandal. After the American Revolution, Levett's surviving family abandoned their plantation and moved to the Bahamas due to the Spanish succession of the colony.

Francis Montague Wells papers, 1944-1945, Date acquired: 04/28/2009, bulk 1945

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Abstract Or Scope: The Francis Montague Wells collection, consisting of seventy-one letters, offers the insight and perspective of an enlisted Private First Class with the 119th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division, in the European campaign during World War II. The collection also contains two photographs of Francis Wells and a letter from his daughter Peggy Wells Hughes.

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Francis Montague Wells papers, 1944-1945, Date acquired: 04/28/2009, bulk 1945 1.00 boxes

Creator: Wells, Francis Montague
Abstract Or Scope: The Francis Montague Wells collection, consisting of seventy-one letters, offers the insight and perspective of an enlisted Private First Class with the 119th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division, in the European campaign during World War II. The collection also contains two photographs of Francis Wells and a letter from his daughter Peggy Wells Hughes.