Scope and Contents The following excerpts and list of names mentioned were provided by the seller and have not been verified for accuracy: "1921 “January 2nd, I tended gates. Went to Charles Washburn’s funeral. He was fetched home from France. Went to Mrs. Harvey to see well man. Ma done housework and rested. Pa done chores. Cloudy, cold. The ground is frozen hard.” “January 25th, I done housework. Waited on mother. Went to town saw where they had big fire last night in William Farnsworth Store. Mother has a...

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Scrapbook, 1906-1915, kept most likely by a nurse of Corning Hospital, Corning, N.Y. Included are photographs (both personal and of pediatric patients), clippings, invitations, poems, and prayers. Some of the items relate to Montreal and Calgary, Canada.

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Autograph album, 1938-1942, of an unidentified woman (Clara), most likely of Martinsville, Va. Contains signatures and brief entries, like verses and poems by her friends from Virginia and North Carolina.

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Autograph album, 1879-1884 of Emma Smyth. Contains words of friendship and poems dedicated to her. Most locations are in south-west Virginia and Tennessee. Also included are two news clippings.

Scope and Contents "Lieutenant Samuel K. Thompson, formerly a Lieutenant and Brevet Major of the 54th US Infantry during the Civil War, kept this diary from 1870 while an officer of the 25th Regiment, US Infantry. In 1870, the regiment begins the year in Louisiana and then they are marched to San Antonio briefly and then Thompson’s company is marched on to Ft. Davis, Texas to control the Mexicans and the Indians in this remote outpost. The diary, identified in ink on the inside cover, is 3” x 7” in...