Box 1
Contains 325 Results:
Letter, Samuel Mayes Arnell in Columbia, Tenn. to John Sherman, 1879 July 30
ALS. Another letter supporting John Bell Brownlow's job application. Discusses his contribution to Arnell's congressional career. Describes Brownlow as one of our most efficient Republican workers in this state.
Contains clerk's notations.
Letter, A. H. Pettibone in Greeneville, Tenn. to John Sherman, 1879 July 31
ALS. On the letterhead of A. H. Pettibone, Attorney at Law.
Another supporting letter for John Bell Brownlow's job application. Discusses Brownlow's contributions to Republicanism and to Pettibone's campaign for Congress. Says that he urges Col. B's claims for recognition not for the merits of his ancestors but for his own.
With envelope. Contains clerk's notations.
Letter, Leonidas C. Houk in Washington, D.C. to D. T. Boynton, 1881 December 11
Letter, Leonidas C. Houk in Washington, D.C. to D. T. Boynton, 1881 December 11
Copy of the above letter.
Letter, Frank L. Aiken in Carryton, Tenn. to Mrs. John Bell Brownlow, 1902 May 27
ALS. Mrs. Brownlow's nephew writes his Aunt Fannie to ask a favor of her. States that he has a $2,500 note due and only $1,500. Since he does not at this time to wish to ask his father for the money, he wants to know if she will lend it to him. Mentions recently meeting two of her friends.