Box 1
Contains 6 Results:
Letter, Henry J. Furber, Sr. to Robert E. Lee , 1869-06-13
Henry Jewett Fuber, Sr., the Vice President of Universal Life Insurance Company basedin New York, writes to Robert E. Lee to once again offer him an opportunity to join the company as its Southern officer or agent. According to the letter, Lee had turned down a previous offer from Furber and his company. The letter is ten pages.
Publication, Echoes of Christian Truth, from the life of Robert E. Lee. printed in Baltimore 1871 (Mildred C. Lee's copy), 1871
The publication was signed by Robert E. Lee's daughter Mildred Childe Lee and dated 1871.
Copy, Washington and Lee University's surrender of bonds and certificates, including Washington's gift of James River Company stock, 1892-03-22
This is a photographic copy of a document generated by the Commonwealth of Virginia's Second Auditor's Office. The document notes Washington and Lee University's official surrender of Virginia bonds and certificates which included George Washington's gift of James River Company stock.
Letter, Paul B. Davis to Mrs. Mildred Lee Francis , 1928-09-17
Letter, James D. Davidson to Robert E. Lee with follow-up notes from both, 1869-05-13
Lexington, Virginia lawyer James D. Davidson writes a one page note to Robert E. Lee asking him to explain his family relationship to Arthur Lee, signer of the Virginia's Deed of Cession in 1784. Lee responds initially on the same page. The note was then delivered back to Davidson who corrected his initial question and asks for an updated response which Lee provides on the reverse of the page.