Letters
Found in 58 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Hill, Rosa from Hudson, George, October 19, 1905
To:Hill, Rosa
From:Hudson, George
Names in the Letter:
Description:George's parents were missionaries in China, the letter took a very long time to reach Rosa (the post mark is January 5); they were in China at the Southern Presbyterian Mission; the letter is about their summer vaction to the moutains; Rosa was in Washington, GA
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Letter to Leona Hudson from Dugald Hudson, August 10, 1944
To:Strickland, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald
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Description:Dugald describes a snowball fight he had with fellow soldiers. He also describes opening his Christmas present from Leona.
Original Label:16
Letter to Leona Hudson from Dugald Hudson, Korea, October 13, 1957
To:Hudson, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald (Korea)
Names in the Letter:Strickland, William; Strickland, Rosa; Sugar; Dave; Lib; Ruth; Steward; Jim; Joella; Wade; Chaplain Woods; Lastinger, Marie.
Description:Letter discussing military cutbacks and the stock market.
Original Label:Letters 1957 from Oct 13- Korea 1-25 Jan 18 (1)
Letter to Leona Hudson from Dugald Hudson, Korea, August 20, 1957
To:Hudson, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald (Korea)
Names in the Letter:Boyles, F.R.; Gen. I.D. White; Stacy, Millie; Col. Martz; Bookers, Ted
Description:Included with letter is a photo taken by a Japanese boy, of Dugald walking down a street in Tokyo, and later mailed to him
Original Label:12
Letter to Leona Hudson from Dugald Hudson, Seoul, Korea, September 17, 1957
To:Hudson, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald (Seoul, Korea)
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Description:Letter explaining a court case where the accused was convicted of impersonation of a CID agent and larceny from the QM Warehouse; he went to a JA party at Seoul; he wants Leona to send him a harmonica “Octave G” for his Korean houseboy.
Original Label:10
Letter to Leona Hudson from Dugald Hudson, Seoul, Korea, January 7, 1958, January 7, 1958
To:Hudson, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald (Seoul, Korea)
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Description:Letter stating that he received a call from AG that he is going to be assigned to US Army Gamien? 3460, Ft. McClelland, Ala.
Original Label:23
Letter to Leona Strickland from Dugald Hudson, November 27, 1944
To:Strickland, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald
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Description:Dugald is living in a richly furnished home previously occupied by the local leader of the Nazi party. Dugald enjoys hearing about Leona’s activities and wishes he could be there.
Original Label:17
Letter to Leona Strickland from Dugald Hudson, September 5, 1945
To:Strickland, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald
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Description: Dugald describes a ride he took with a friend and what he encountered. He had to help people to the hospital from a wreck. He went out to see a war film and the time frame indicates it was just after Labor Day.
Original Label:47
Letter to Leona Strickland from Dugald Hudson, August 15, 1945
To:Strickland, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald
Names in the Letter:
Description:
Original Label:45
Letter to Leona Strickland from Dugald Hudson, May 13, 1945
To:Strickland, Leona (Valdosta, GA)
From:Hudson, Dugald
Names in the Letter:
Description:2nd letter attached, dated May 7 1945
Original Label:38
Letter to Mary A. Stevens, 1837 January 15, 1837-01-15
Letter from Oliver Winn Stevens, in Walthourville, dated January 15th, 1837, to his betrothed, Miss Mary A. (Anna) Stevens, in Palmyra, in which he apologizes for not being able to see her due to his work obligations. He recounts how much he misses her and asks her to give his regards to her mother (Amarintha Munro Stevens).
Letter to Mary A. Stevens, 1837 January 30, 1837-01-30
Letter from Oliver Winn Stevens, in Walthourville, dated January 30th, 1837, to his betrothed, Miss Mary Anna Stevens, in Palmyra, in which appears to dispel any doubts she may have over their impending marriage, and convey his strong Christian faith and the bond their religion creates.
Letter to Mary A. Stevens, 1837 March 19, 1837-03-19
Letter from Oliver Winn Stevens, in Walthourville, dated March 19th, 1837, to his betrothed, Miss Mary Anna Stevens, in which he expresses his love for her and discusses their impending marriage, on March 28th, 1837.
Letter to Mr. Earnest Nijem from Wm. Bradford Reynolds and Gerald W. Jones, July 22, 1983
Letter to Mr. George Talley from Todd Johnson, June 14, 1983
The letter, dated June 14, 1983, is addressed to George Talley, Attorney for the City of Valdosta, from Todd Johnson. Todd Johnson describes negotiated a settlement for the transition from an At-Large voting system to a single member voting system without filing in the District Court.
Letter to Mrs. Stevens, 1836 December 10, 1836-12-10
Letter from Oliver Winn Stevens, in Sunbury, Ga., dated December 10th, 1836, to Mrs. (Amarintha) Stevens, mother of Mary Anna Stevens, in which he asks for her daughter's hand in marriage, and expresses his deliberation and maturity in taking this step.
Letter to Ms. Patricia Ito from Willie H. Houseal, January 10, 1983
Letter to Paul and May Beck Bennet, ca. 1939-1945, circa 1939 to 1945
Letter from Samuel Stevens Bennet to his nephew, Paul Hansell Bennet, and wife, May Beck (Mary Rebeca), sharing some of his memories after a recent visit to their house, where he grew up. His recollections include his brothers, Stanley Bennet, Matthew Bennet, and Joseph Bennet, as well as father, William Baker Bennet, and mother, Martha Jane Campbell.
Letter to Rosa Hill from William Strickland, January 31, 1884
To:Hudson, Rosaline
From:Hill, Annie Lee
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Description:Annie Lee was on her honeymoon, she was staying at the Gran Hotel "Pasaje" in 'Habana' (Havana), Cuba
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Letter to Rosa Hill from William Strickland, January 21, 1916
To:Hill, Rosa
From:Strickland, William
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Description:letter celebrating the first anniversary of their meeting
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