Box 1
Contains 53 Results:
Box 1, 1882-1888
Correspondence, 1873-1903, of Dr. James Fenton Bryant. Chiefly, 1885-1888, with Margaret (Gunter) Bryant of Enfield, North Carolina who became his second wife. The letters concern their courtship and marriage. The collection also includes some letters from Margaret Gunter's sister, and her cousins at Richmond, Virginia, Lynchburg, Virginia and Tarborough, North Carolina; account books and a diary of Dr. Bryant.
Correspondence, 1882-1888 April
Correspondence, 1873-1903, of Dr. James Fenton Bryant. Chiefly, 1885-1888, with Margaret (Gunter) Bryant of Enfield, North Carolina who became his second wife. The letters concern their courtship and marriage. The collection also includes some letters from Margaret Gunter's sister, and her cousins at Richmond, Virginia, Lynchburg, Virginia and Tarborough, North Carolina; account books and a diary of Dr. Bryant.
Correspondence, 1888 May
Correspondence, 1873-1903, of Dr. James Fenton Bryant. Chiefly, 1885-1888, with Margaret (Gunter) Bryant of Enfield, North Carolina who became his second wife. The letters concern their courtship and marriage. The collection also includes some letters from Margaret Gunter's sister, and her cousins at Richmond, Virginia, Lynchburg, Virginia and Tarborough, North Carolina; account books and a diary of Dr. Bryant.
Correspondence, 1888 June
Correspondence, 1873-1903, of Dr. James Fenton Bryant. Chiefly, 1885-1888, with Margaret (Gunter) Bryant of Enfield, North Carolina who became his second wife. The letters concern their courtship and marriage. The collection also includes some letters from Margaret Gunter's sister, and her cousins at Richmond, Virginia, Lynchburg, Virginia and Tarborough, North Carolina; account books and a diary of Dr. Bryant.
Correspondence, 1888 July 2-21
Correspondence, 1873-1903, of Dr. James Fenton Bryant. Chiefly, 1885-1888, with Margaret (Gunter) Bryant of Enfield, North Carolina who became his second wife. The letters concern their courtship and marriage. The collection also includes some letters from Margaret Gunter's sister, and her cousins at Richmond, Virginia, Lynchburg, Virginia and Tarborough, North Carolina; account books and a diary of Dr. Bryant.
Y.C.P Fannie, Richmond, Virginia, to her cousin Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Peace Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1882-1888 April
Scope and Contents Recieved her cousins letters but was unable to respond until now due to having the "chills"; Mamie and Edward visited there; Saw Willie Whitaker; supposes Sallie is homesick; would love to hear from Caddie and Leila; will perhaps get a black velvet suit; Mama and Claiborne send love; send puzzle in which Gen. Grant's face will appear; asks her to destroy this letter. 4pp. ALS.
Fannie [?], Richmond, Virginia, to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1883 January 13
Scope and Contents Still waits to hear from her; has not been able to go to shool for two days because of all the snow; is enjoying sledding in the evening; worries about Mama because she had a bad cold and near pneumonia; tells of her Christmas and New Year's holiday; heard that Miss Willie Bogart was actually getting married this time; would like new from Enfield, North Carolina; the family sends greetings to her. 8pp. ALS
Fannie, Richmond, Virginia, to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1883 February 20
Scope and Contents Recieved her letter and thinks her "a real nice little girl" for writing and next time she sees her she wil "court" her and give her a "buss"; she was the one who sent the "sweet little Valentine"; mentions passing all her examinations; recieved a long letter from Sallie [Branch] who wants her [MG] to write; grieves the death of her uncle; sends greetings from her mother. 4pp. ALS
John D. Hoywood, to "Maggie" (Margaret) Gunter, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1883 February 20
Scope and Contents Heard from her father that she likes chewing gum and therefore takes great pleasure in sending her some "Elastic Article"; would like to hear from her soon; wonders if she remembers what she promised him last time they met. 2 pp. ALS
Lillie [?], Tarboro, North Carolina to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina
Expects to leave soon for New Orleans with a group chaperoned by Judge Howard and his wife; was invited to wait on Kittie Norfleet and Mr. Stimach from Raleigh; has heard through Madame Grundy that Mr. McG. is very devoted and she [Lillie] wonders if they [MG and Mr. McG] will be married; went out to a dinnner party with John R. Pender; they are the same as ever- just sweethearts; gives detailed report of Governor Jarvis' and his wife's visit to Tarborough. 6pp. ALS
Lillie[?], Tarboro, North Carolina, to "Maggie" (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina
Mentions hearing news of her [MG] through Henry Bryan; mentions having been sick for a good part of the summer with typhoid fever but is almost recovered; relates accounts of her visit at Effie's; Lucy Norton sent her [Lillie] flowers while she was sick; Nellie Hayes was at Nags Head this summer; disappointed at not seeing her at dances held at Battle [?] in the spring; asks her [MG] to write soon. 8pp. ALS
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, to Miss Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, River Lawn, Franklin, Virginia
Offers to accompany her to the Baptist Church if she has no previous engagement. 1p ALS.
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, to Miss Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Franklin, Virginia, 1886 April 26
Offers to accompany her to the entertainment at the Masonic Hall. 1 p. ALS
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 April 22
Scope and Contents Would like her to accompany hi on a ride in the evening or to the service at the Methodist Church if she is not already engaged for either event. Includes 22 April 1888, Maggie (Margaret) Gunter "River Lawn" Franklin, Virginia, to Dr. James Felton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia. Thanks him and accepts his invitation to go riding that evening. 1p. ALS
Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, "River Lawn" Franklin, Virginia to Dr. James Felton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 April 26
Thanks him for his invitation to the entertainment but has a previous engagement and cannot accept.
James Felton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, to "Maggie" (Margaret) Gunter, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 April 27
Scope and Contents Requests the honor of her company on a ride Sunday evening. 1 p. ALS Including 27 April 1888 "Maggie" (Margaret) Gunter, "River Lawn", [Franklin, Virginia] to Dr. James Felton Bryant. [Franklin, Virginia]. Thanks him for the invitation Sunday evening but has a previous engagement. 1p. ALS
Maggie (Margaret Gunter), "River Lawn" (Franklin, Virginia) to Dr. James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 April 28
Accepts his invitation to church on Sunday evenin; invites him up to see her. 1p ALS
Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, "River Lawn" Franklin, Virginia to Dr. James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 May 2
Scope and Contents Will be "at home" and very glad to see him.
Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina to Dr. James Felton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia., 1888 May 15
Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina, to Dr. James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 May 20
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina, 1888 May 23
Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina to Dr. James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 May 24
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia , to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina, 1888 May 26
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina, 1888 May 28
Scope and Contents Troubled as to his inability to visit in early June; two patients are very ill; attended the Methodist Church and walked home with Sister Bogart who mentioned she had not recieved a reply to her letter; Nell wants her to write; Annie Bettie Gay does not know whether to call her "Aunt" Mag, Cousin, or Sister Mag. 3pp. ALS
James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia to Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina, 1888 May 29
Nell is sick and causing him much uneasiness; mentions seeing Miss Joe Bachelor who inquired about her and paid her many compliments; has heard nothing from Dr. McG. about the license; heard from Dick who seemed quite homesick; has not yet told Dick of Nell's condition as he [JFB] does not want to disturb him. 3pp. ALS