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Leora Pruitt King Collection, 1902-2000

7 Linear Feet
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Godfrey/King family correspondence/postcards, photographs, ephemera from FSU and around Florida, school workbooks/notes/composition books, commencement programs, Olivet Picture cards, miniature books, Nellie Godfrey King calling cards, baby shoe, FSU Alumni ephemera

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Leora Pruitt King Collection, 1902-2000 7 Linear Feet

 

Leora Pruitt King Collection, 1940-1949

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Photocopies of university documents, photographs, correspondence from Leora Pruitt King

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LeRoy Collins Letters, 1966-1968

5.00 items 1 Folder
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This collection consists of letters from LeRoy Collins to Dr. Daisy Parker. Among the subjects mentioned are Judge Taylor and Parker's campaign assistance. The fifth item in the collection is a copy of a letter to Malcolm Johnson that was enclosed in a 1968 letter to Dr. Parker.

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LeRoy Collins Letters, 1966-1968 5.00 items 1 Folder

 

To Daisy Parker, November 15, 1968 2 items

 

To Dear Daisy, February 2, 1968

 

Leslie Hiscox papers, January 1, 1942-December 31, 1943, Date accessioned: 2004-05-13

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This collection relates to Captain Leslie Hiscox served who served as a British officer in the Royal Army Service Corps (RASC). He was stationed in Damascus and Palestine. He participated in the invasion force of Sicily, with the British 8th Army commanded by General Sir Bernard Montogomery. He was also part of the invasion of Italy. This collection consists of Leslie Hiscox's two diaries from his time posted in Damascus and Palestine from 1942-1943.

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Leslie Hiscox papers, January 1, 1942-December 31, 1943, Date accessioned: 2004-05-13 .25 Linear Feet

 

Leslie Hiscox War Diary, 1942 00.0399 - Box 1, Folder 001

 

Leslie Hiscox War Diary, 1943 00.0399 - Box 1, Folder 002

 

Lester S. Fought, circa 1935-2012

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Major Lester S. Fought, Jr., was a U.S. Marine and the commanding officer of the E company, 2nd Battalion, 23rd Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division during the landing on Iwo Jima on 22 February 1945. He had previously participated in three other invasions in the Pacific Theater: Roi-Namur (Kwajalein), Saipan, and Tinian on 21 February 1944. Fought was killed leading his company up the volcanic soil of Iwo Jima. The collection consists of a manuscript written by Lester Fought's nephew, Jeffrey R. Fought, about his uncle's wartime experience. The manuscript, "Major Lester S. Fought, Jr., 23rd Marines, World War II," includes maps, letters, and photographs.

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Lester S. Fought, circa 1935-2012 1 boxes

 

Letter about an Orange Grove, 1907, 1907

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Letter to the owner of an orange grove in Lake Charles, Louisiana, encouraging him not to sell the land as there may be an oil deposit under the orange grove. The sender of the letter is identified as Hig and the land owner as Jim.

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Letter about an Orange Grove, 1907, 1907 .1 Linear Feet 1 folder

 

Tom Campbell Civil War letters, 1861-1862, Date acquired: 02/01/1971

1.00 boxes 1 box 0.45 Linear Feet
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The Civil War letters by Tom Campbell to Miss H.V. (Hennie) Wood of Cool Well, Virginia, are original holograph letters sent between 1861 and 1862. Each letter is accompanied by a typed transcript of the letter as well as a transparent envelope in which the letters had been stored.

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Letter and postcards, 1926

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1926 Letter written in French and 5 postcards.

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Smith Family papers, 1782-1864, Date acquired: 04/24/1956

45.00 items 1 Folder 0 Linear Feet
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This collection consists of ten Smith family letters, thirty-three receipted invoices, one bill for tuition, and one diary, all dating between 1782-1864. The letters were chiefly among members of the Smith family and confined to family subjects, but several have educational value in that they represent the thinking of that period, the closeness of family, their religious nature, and in one case a letter by a young lady who moved from Rhode Island to Savannah, Georgia, writes back to her family in Rhode Island and tells of her impressions of the South. One very religious letter by James W. Smith of Thomasville, Georgia, dated 1864, to his uncle, Mr. Remington Smith of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, acknowledges a letter to his father which arrived a week before "his demise."

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Letter by James W. Smith, Thomasville Ga., 1864

 

Letter by John O. Darry, May 29, 1829