Box 7

Norborne Berkeley correspondence with his wife Dorothea (Dot), his mother, Ann H. Berkeley; his brothers, Harrison (Harry)Berkeley, and Landon Berkelely; his sister, Ann Churchill (Caesar); his children Berkeley and Dolly; and in-laws from 1918 to 1961. The letters between Berkeley and his wife in 1918-1919 describe events during World War I and the difficulties of being separated from each other.

Norborne Berkeley correspondence with his wife Dorothea (Dot), his mother, Ann H. Berkeley; his brothers, Harrison (Harry)Berkeley, and Landon Berkelely; his sister, Ann Churchill (Caesar); his children Berkeley and Dolly; and in-laws from 1918 to 1961. The letters between Berkeley and his wife in 1918-1919 describe events during World War I and the difficulties of being separated from each other.

Norborne Berkeley correspondence with his wife Dorothea (Dot), his mother, Ann H. Berkeley; his brothers, Harrison (Harry)Berkeley, and Landon Berkelely; his sister, Ann Churchill (Caesar); his children Berkeley and Dolly; and in-laws from 1918 to 1961. The letters between Berkeley and his wife in 1918-1919 describe events during World War I and the difficulties of being separated from each other.

Norborne Berkeley correspondence with his wife Dorothea (Dot), his mother, Ann H. Berkeley; his brothers, Harrison (Harry)Berkeley, and Landon Berkelely; his sister, Ann Churchill (Caesar); his children Berkeley and Dolly; and in-laws from 1918 to 1961. The letters between Berkeley and his wife in 1918-1919 describe events during World War I and the difficulties of being separated from each other.

Norborne Berkeley correspondence with his wife Dorothea (Dot), his mother, Ann H. Berkeley; his brothers, Harrison (Harry)Berkeley, and Landon Berkelely; his sister, Ann Churchill (Caesar); his children Berkeley and Dolly; and in-laws from 1918 to 1961. The letters between Berkeley and his wife in 1918-1919 describe events during World War I and the difficulties of being separated from each other.

Norborne Berkeley correspondence with his wife Dorothea (Dot), his mother, Ann H. Berkeley; his brothers, Harrison (Harry)Berkeley, and Landon Berkelely; his sister, Ann Churchill (Caesar); his children Berkeley and Dolly; and in-laws from 1918 to 1961. The letters between Berkeley and his wife in 1918-1919 describe events during World War I and the difficulties of being separated from each other.

American Expeditionary Forces, Alumni Association, Overseas Alumni, European Division, V-Club, Delta Kappa Epsilon materials, and University of Virginia programs. There is an overseas map of enemy first positions, a war mileage voucher, and a broadside of the National Committee of China Famine Relief>

American Expeditionary Forces, Alumni Association, Overseas Alumni, European Division, V-Club, Delta Kappa Epsilon materials, and University of Virginia programs. There is an overseas map of enemy first positions, a war mileage voucher, and a broadside of the National Committee of China Famine Relief>

University of Virginia programs: "Jefferson' Birthday in Paris" The Centennial Celebration of the Overseas Almnni April 12-13, 1919; "University of Virginia Alumni News" Volum XIV Number 4, December 1925. There is a membership card with the design of skull for the Eli Banana Thirteen Society.

War Department mileage voucher, sentmental notes, blank German map cards, advertisements, and materials about the China Famine Relief. Oversize broadside.

Photographs of Dorothea Berkeley. Miscellaneous items include hair, receipts, and Confederate money.

Photographs of Dorothea Berkeley. Miscellaneous items include hair, receipts, and Confederate money.

Photographs of Dorothy Berkeley (that she sent to Norbonne Berkeley); Daquereotype of Norborne Berkeley?