Box 2
Contains 88 Results:
Frances Bland Coalter Brown to "Peggy" (Margaret W. Barnes), 1864 1 February 1
Collection contains correspondence, chiefly 1820-1875, of Newman Williamson Barnes and his wife Margaret W.(Tomlin) Barnes of Richmond, Virginia and "Greenfield," Culpeper County, Virginia and to their daughter, Margaret W. Barnes. Letters concern life in Falmouth, Virginia and also concern Fredericksburg, Virginia. Correspondents are members of the Braxton, Coalter, Tomlin and Oliver families. Letters contain social and family news.
Frances Bland Coalter Brown to "Peggy" (Margaret W. Barnes), 1864 February 25
Financial concerns.
Frances Bland Coalter Brown to "Peggy" (Margaret W. Barnes), 1864 February 25?
Continuation of financial concerns; status on goods and vegetables; shoes may be sent by mail. Also includes a letter by Margaret W. Barnes to postman? mailing of package to Frances Bland Coalter Brown.
Frances Bland Coalter Brown to "Peggy" (Margaret W. Barnes), 1864 March 16
Arrangements for future visit.
Frances Bland Coalter Brown to Margaret W. Barnes?, 1866 January 25
Illness of Johnnie ? and Caroline and current departure plans.
Balsora Barnes to Master Willie Barnes, circa 1870
Instructions on daily living; write to Cousin Nannie for she is sick.
Balsora Barnes to Master Willie Barnes, circa 1870
Confinement because of illness and lack of ability to do things for self, instructions on daily living; take care of WB's sister, Lizzy.
Willy B. Barnes to "Aunt Lucy", 1870 February 18
Written over a period of five days telling of WBB's daily activities at Aunt Fanny's and at school; Thompson's birthday.
Willy B. Barnes to "Aunt Peggy" (Margaret W. Barnes), 1870 March 18
Aunt Fanny and Mammy Jane's health; hymn next Sunday; new books. Also includes a letter by Frances Bland Coalter Brown to "Peggy"(Margaret W. Barnes). FBCB's return home from N.Y. ? via sleeping car; Miss Jane's great care of the boys during absence; FBCB's much improved health situation.
Balsora Barnes, Bremo, Virginia, to Willie B. Barnes, circa 1871 28 July
Sorry to hear WBB had been sick; will send money for hymn book; do what Aunt Peggy and Aunt Fannie tell WBB; write and tell how Thompson is; take care of Aunt Peggy for she is always sick.
Willy B. Barnes to "Aunt Peggy"Margaret W. Barnes, 1872 June 5
Visit of Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Grinnan and arrival of Cousin Lucy Brent; Aunt Fanny gave Thompson and WBB holiday during everyone's visit; illness and departure of a dining room servant; sends love to Uncle Tomlin, Aunt Marcella?, and Uncle Walker.
Fanny E. Kerr to Willie B. Barnes, 1875 April 11
Religious Directions to WBB.
Harrison T. Barnes and Miss Betty P. Cocke, 1926 January 11
Estate of Lelia B. Cocke. Disapproval of the partitioning of Bremo and desire to have the personal property appraised by an expert.