Box 1
Contains 12 Results:
Dan Scurlock, LaPlace, Alabama, to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), 1859 December 1
Scope and Contents Ma has decided to move to Polk County Texas; requests a small house; this has foiled plans for school, will maybe farm in Texas if can't find a school.
Dan Scurlock, LaPlace, Alabama, to his brother Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 February 5
Scope and Contents Just returned home; has a cold; expenses for trip amounted to $60, Did not need money advanced by T.J.
William M. Johnston, Marshall, Texas, to Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 February 20
Scope and Contents Has on hand $150 belonging to T.J. received through money order; Mr. Barker has paid nothing on debt; sister sends word T.J. must get married.
G.B. McNiel, Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Mississippi, to Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 March 7
Scope and Contents Misses Josh very much, encourages him to come and visit several times; family is well; has been married; other family news.
Dan Scurlock, "Lockland" Macon County Alabama, to brother Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 April 21
Scope and Contents Has received no word since February; refers sarcastically to Cupid and Social Life; reading [law] at home; intends to come to Texas following winter; other family news.
Dan Scurlock, LaPlace, Alabama, to brother Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 May 5
Scope and Contents Describes the fashions of LaPlace and the young ladies; crops doing well, plenty of food; convention meeting in Montgomery, Alabama, to discuss dissolving of nation; court system inefficient and overloaded; other family and town news.
G.B. McNiel, Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Mississippi to Friend (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), 1858 June 2
Scope and Contents Surprised to hear he is studying medicine although thinks he's too old; married a 45 year old man to his first wife, thought that was strange; has been very ill with chills and fever; crops not very good, winter was too wet.
Dan Scurlock, "Lockland" Macon County, Alabama, to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), 1858 July 13
Scope and Contents Describes in detail the "examinations"which were attended by all the music lovers; loves young America; still plans to go to Texas to live, would like to practice law there; sister is living in unfortunate situation; encourages him to study medicine; other family news.
N.D. Ward, Marshall, Texas to Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 July 29
Scope and Contents Requests to have bond signed, money given and note returned, in reference to Hart Conyer.
N.D. Ward, Marshall, Texas to Theodocius Joshua Scurlock, 1858 August 18
Scope and Contents Has received signed note; rejects offer to sell piece of land to a friend because terms are too long for the low price offered.
Lucena Scurlock, Alabama, to her son (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), 1858 September 1
Scope and Contents Has been ill for 10 days; advises him to not go to New Orleans too early because of Yellow fever; encourages him to write to brother [Dan] to go to law school in Montgomery; other family news.
Dan Scurlock, to brother (Theodocius Joshua Scurlock), 1858 September 1
Scope and Contents All in good health; have been a few cases of Typhoid fever; crops very good; has been reading [law], feels this year has been a waste, will go back to read [with another lawyer] as before; other family news.