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Daniel Jennings land document in Fairfax County, Virginia
Daniel Jennings land document in Fairfax County, Virginia,1747, 0.03 cubic feet, pertains to the case of Thomas Marshall v. Sampson Darrell regarding 1125 acres of land formerly granted to Col. Nicholas Spencer and Col. John Washington. Signed by Daniel Jennings, surveyor of Fairfax County
Jethro Meriwether Hurt papers
Joanne Peach Papers
(b. 1945) Family nurse practitioner and faculty member at the University of Virginia School of Nursing, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Piedmont Community College. Materials trace her career from student to faculty/professional life, especially concerning the educational, legal, social, and professional-practice issues of the nurse practitioner movement.
John A. Owen, Jr. papers
John G. Staysa Civil War Diary
John-Ora Johnson Papers
(b. 1894) World War One nurse with Emory University Base Hospital 43. Commemorative book, brief biographical materials, keepsakes.
John Shackelford Collection of Debts for Thomas Norman
One page handwritten document related to a collection of a debt.
John W. Stephenson Private Accounts, 1874-1886, Warm Springs, Va [Ledger]
One volume ledger, 1874-1886.
Nunnally Johnson collection of Nathalia Crane papers
The Nunnally Johnson collection of Nathalia Crane papers (1923-1926; 0.03 cubic feet) collection contains correspondence of Nunnally Johnson relating to Nathalia Crane, a child author whose authenticity was questioned. There are 14 letters from Nathalia Crane to Nunnally Johnson; 1 letter from HM Crist to Johnson, and 1 letter from Clarence Crane. Also included is a typescript poem "The First Writer," two photographs of Crane, and one graphite self-portrait by Crane.
Susan Arabella Kennerly Johnson letter
Susan Arabella Kennerly Johnson letter to her aunt, .03 cubic feet, 1863, about a raid by the 1st Virginia Cavalry, Company E, in which two of her brothers, John Thomas Kennerly (1837-1882) and James William (Willie) Kennerly (1843-?) participated with Fitzhugh Lee. She also mentions that two of her father's (the Reverend Samuel Kennerly) slaves were sent to Richmond to work on earthen defenses.
Eliza Ellen (Davidson) Johnston commonplace book
Frances Benjamin Johnston photographs
Sarah Littlefield Johnston album
Sarah Littlefield Johnston album (1845-1856; 0.03 cubic feet) containing poems, illustrations of flowers, and sentiments from friends and family in Maine and Massachusetts.
John Jones letter to William Massie
Margaret Warther Jones and Thomas T. Ammons family scrapbooks of World War I and World War II
Mary C. Jones friendship album
This collection consists of one volume. An elaborate sketched title "Mary C. Jones Album," is the first page used; 79 pages used for hand-written inscriptions, verse, and literature, including some calligraphy. Signatures from Providence, "Washington Ball," and New York. The inscriptions are mostly addressed to "Caroline." Marbled paper over boards with red leather spine and red leather board edges; red leather label with gilt stamped name "Mary C. Jones" on the front cover.
T. L. Jones farm journal
The T. L. Jones farm journal (1854-1861; 0.05 cubic feet) documents Jones's work operating Pear Point Farm. Topics of the journal's daily entries include weather, expenses, and farm and family events. The journal also includes statistics on "meal used" and baptismal records for Jones's children.