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Letter, not by Lee, with accompanying note by Lee, 1864-04-26
Letter of Introduction for Mr. E. A. Ganncheau from William Seymour, 1865-10-10
William J. Seymour served under Lee for three years in the Army of Northern Virginia. He writes to Lee to introduce a friend, Mr. E. A. Ganncheau, who is visiting Lexington to see about sending his brother to Washington College.
Letter of Introduction for Robert E. Lee from General Charles Gratiot to St. Louis Mayor Darby (Copy), 1837-07-01
Letter of J. Baker, Treasurer of Society of the Cincinnati, 1826-03
This record group contains materials created by members of the Board of Trustees while carrying out their job duties.
Letter of Judge Brooke re:conditions for funding Washington College , 1822-01-11
This record group contains materials created by members of the Board of Trustees while carrying out their job duties.
Letter of Judge Coalter asking for copy of Brooke's suggested conditions re:funding Washington College, 1822
This record group contains materials created by members of the Board of Trustees while carrying out their job duties.
Letter of Recommendation for John B. Mays to Robert E. Lee, 1866-02-08-1866-02-10
Letter of resignation from Washington and Lee University, 1874
This folder contains a handwritten draft of Brockenbrough's letter of resignation to Washington and Lee University.
Letter of Response to Joseph Jefferson, 1896
Contains 19th and early 20th century British and American theater memorabilia, including autographs of major actors, writers, and managers; and letters, broadsides, and photographs.
Letter of Robert White, member of Legislature, to Edward Graham of Washington College, 1825-02-03
This record group contains materials created by members of the Board of Trustees while carrying out their job duties.
Letter, P. H. Troth to John A. Washington III, 1861-02-05
Letter sent from Accotink, VA regarding cedar posts and crops
Letter, Patrick H. Aylett to Philip Fitzhugh, 1842-11-05
Contains letter from Patrick Henry Aylett, a student at Washington and Lee University, to his cousin Philip Fitzhugh.
Letter, Paul B. Davis to Mrs. Mildred Lee Francis , 1928-09-17
Letter, Richard B. Washington to John A. Washington III, 1856-11-09
Letter to brtoher mMostly related to farming details. Does mention "I was very sorry to hear of your and Louisa's sickness. Hope that you both will get about before long and a trip up here will be of service to upu both snd in fact to all of your family."
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III, 1860-12-29
Letter from brother references secession of South Carolina from the Union.
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III, 1859-01-04
JAW's brother writes to him concerning the sale of Mt. Vernon and the availability of money. "... if you have then money to lend at 6% interest a year, you would oblige me very much by cashing Hawells bonds."
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III , 1852-08-31
Short letter to his brother mentions paying various bills and getting behind in farming work. Also "We are all well except Louisa who has had the measles, but is almost well."
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III, 1857-12-28
Letter to his brother from Blakely about farming matters
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III, 1857-12
farming matters
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III, 1858-06-02
Brief note to his brother about illnesses.
Letter, Richard S. Blackburn Washington to John A. Washington III, 1858-07-13
Short note to his brother about farming matters. Also "I do not know whether you have heard of the addition to my family of a daughter now about one month old."
Letter, Robert Adams to John A. Washington III, 1859-11-16
Letetr written from Philadelphia regarding wagon. Apparently a man named Watson built a wagon for Washington and sent it to him. Robert Adams, a friend of JAW, is attempting to help to settle the bill. There is some discussion about the type of material used ("Idian rubber") and the cost of the wagon's cover.
Letter, Robert P. Steele to John A. Washington III, 1861-03-16
Three page letter regarding trees and other plants for Waveland
Letter, "RSB" to John A. Washington III, 1861-03-07
Written to JAW from Washington City concerning disposition of slaves: "As soon as the negroes are ready for division, I will write you."
Letter, Samuel McDowell Moore to John A. Washington III, 1844-09-29
Letter of invitaton from Samuel McDowell Moore to John A. Washington III to attend an auction in Lexington, Virginia for the purchaseof purchasing a married couple who are enslaved. On the obverse, dated October 4, 1844, is a note from his wife Eleanor Washington at "Blakely."