Box 1
Contains 10 Results:
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock) Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 January 14
Scope and Contents Glad to have received letter but worried about health; reports brother Dan had left for Irving College; money hard to come by and price for cotton very low; refers to pending lawsuit; other family news.
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 March 5
Scope and Contents Worries about health and relates deaths of various towns people; money hard to come by and business bad; other family and town related news.
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 April 16
Scope and Contents Crops doing well; received letter from a most "dangerous woman," claiming son hadn't paid a debt; advises him to stay away from this "awful woman"; mentions pending lawsuit referred to as "hooke suit"(?); other family and town news.
Augustus Darby, "Lockland" Macon County, Alabama, to Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 May 3
Scope and Contents Refers to a favor which "came to hand"; talks about crops and prices; refers to the burning of a foundry in Montgomery, Alabama; many suffering from scarlet fever; mentions the Hook's lawsuit being taken to Supreme Court; other family and town news.
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 June 12
Scope and Contents Complains about mail system; has not received any letters from son; crops doing very well, especially corn; discusses Hook's lawsuit; relates town "anicdote"; other family news.
Elisa C. Scurlock, "Lockland, Macon County, Alabama, to brother, (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 July 1
Scope and Contents Glad to receive letter after "too months"; crops doing very well; Scarlet fever still "going through neighbourhood"; other family news.
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 July 2
Scope and Contents Speaks of fine crops and many deaths from scarlet fever; Hook suit not yet decided; advises to stay away from the "slandering living old devil"who claims he hasn't paid debt; other family news.
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 July 13
Scope and Contents Worried that lawyers want evidence from him for Hook's case; advises not to give any at all; reports crops are good except cotton and all are well.
Lucena Scurlock, Macon County, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 July 23
Scope and Contents Reports a retrial for "Hooke's"case and advises that he give no evidence; advises to stay away from "Tom the big baby"; asks him not to mention case in any letters except to her, Mit or Will; other family news.
S.G. Jones, Laplace, Alabama, to Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, Pittsburg, Texas, 1855 August 17
Scope and Contents Replies to question about health and crops; gives long account about political opinions relating to the "American party", break up of the Whigs and strengthening of Democrats; relates local arrests; business interests shifting; other news about common friends.