Box 1
Contains 43 Results:
Thomas G. Wynne Biography
“Thomas George Wynne, Elder of Lebanon Church”, by Frederick W. Boelt, typescript, 3 pp.
Correspondence from "Unknown" to "Cutter", undated
Correspondence from Unknown to his brother, Cutter.“Dear Bro. Cutler” [perhaps bro in Christ, not actual bro]; have succeeded in making Lebanon fit for worship; when will you preach to us? We love you as a man & admire you as a speaker. 1 small sheet, unsigned, with notes in another hand on back.
Correspondence to Louisa Coulling, 1856-1887
Correspondence to Louisa Coulling, 1856-1887
Correspondence to Louisa Coulling, undated
Correspondence to Linda Watts, 1886 December 26
Correspondence to Coulling Family Members, 1867-1944
Correspondence from C.S.M. See to Family Members, 1880-1892
(1) "My dear aunts”, 1880 Feb 18, from Monterey, Va.; rec’d notice of Uncle Sidney’s death; can’t visit anyone & neglect duties to my churches. 1 folded sheet, 4 pp. (2) To Rev. Danl. A Penick, from Milford, TX, 1892 March 29; sympathy to you and the children, upon cousin E’s death; need to move from TX for my wife’s health and mine; might seek to spend summer in Lexington Presby. & then work east of Blue Ridge in Va or NC. 1 folded sheet, 4 pp.
Correspondence from Sallie Coulling to Unknown, undated
One sheet apparently torn off a larger sheet; Much is undecipherable, but seems to be about old people in a home.
Correspondence from Henry Preston to Unknown, 1914 July 1
“To whom it may concern”, from Henry Preston, Bank of Clinch Valley, Tazewell, VA, 1914 July 1; on envelope: “Recommending Miss Lou T. Coulling”; Miss Coulling, through long experience of successful teaching, is worthy of the high esteem in which she is held in the profession; my children have been under Miss C the past few years; she cannot be recommended too highly. 1 sheet (Bank of C V stationery), w. env.
Correspondence, unlabelled , 1863-1865
Slave Purchase Draft Contract, 1863 June
Blanks for seller, county name, price, slave girl’s name; 1863 June [blank for day]; no signature; 1 sheet; one side only
Contracts, 1866-1867
Receipts, 1883, 1892
(1) Lee Hall, Va, Jan 1st/ ’83, Thos G. Wynne, for shoes; one small handwritten sheet. (2) Meyers Bros. Dry Good, Newport News, Va., Aug[?] 22, 1892, Mrs. E. W. Milstead, for salad bowls, plaque, and glasses; handwritten on a small printed form.
Blank Check, Exchange Bank of Virginia
One blank check, with blank date, 18--.
“The Illustrious Heroes of ‘76”, Thomas Wynne’s Valedictorian Speech, 1854 July 4
Typescript on four one-sided sheets; at end: “Valedictory Address delivered by Thomas George Wynne on July 4, 1854, on the occasion of his graduation from the College of William and Mary. Transcribed by Frederick W. Boelt”; the speech focuses on two heroes: James Otis and Patrick Henry; includes a tribute to college instructors, and thanks to Friends of Williamsburg.
Handwritten of the Valedictory Address on ten one-sided sheets, sewn together with thread
Article about William & Mary Graduation, 1853
Photocopy of undated article about a yellowed clipping from a Norfolk paper of unknown date that had been received by the W&M alumni office; clipping included list of a number of graduates of the college; using the names, the alumni office dated the clipping as June 1853; then quoted the clipping, with list of degree recipients and 8 speakers, the last of whom was “T. G. Wynne–Subject: The patriots of ’76 with the valedictory”. 1 sheet.
Sermons, undated
Five handwritten notes for religious services, including a marriage.
Religious Services Notes
Five handwritten sheets, apparently notes for religious services, including a marriage ceremony.
Nathaniel Cotton Poem
Transcription of a poem by Nathaniel Cotton.
James City County Public School Report Card, 1880's
Blank form.
“Descendants of Edmund & Mary Wynne”, undated
“Descendants of Edmund & Mary Wynne” Transcripts , 1985-1986, undated
William H. Wynne Eulogy
Eulogy for Wm. H. Wynne, son of H. H. and Mary E. Wynne of Warwick Co.
Farm Journal, 1861-1862
Handwritten, on one side of many sheets, with about 4-7 days per sheet; 1861-1-1 thru 1862-1-4; month and year at top of each page, along with ‘Green Mount’; weather and farm observations, along with visitors, war news, etc.