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to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 14, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.21

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 19, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.22

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 20, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.23

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 22, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.25

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 21, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.24

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 2, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.26

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 3, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.27

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 4, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.28

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 5, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.29

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 8, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.31

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 11, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.32

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 16, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.34

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 19, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.35

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 22, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.36

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 24, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.37

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 31, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.38

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 1, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.39

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 5, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.40

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 6, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.42

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 7, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.43

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 8, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.44

to Henry Knox

Transmits a letter from Colonel Nicholas, who Washington describes as an "influential character in Kentucky." Sends Knox the letter without asking Nicholas's permission. Notes that the transmitted letter pertains to the lack of confidence the...

GLC02437.09423

to John Berry

Winthrop, the royal governor of Connecticut, responds to a letter from Captain John Berry, the royal governor of New Jersey, to correct "misinformations." Denies that he has encouraged emigration from Connecticut to New Jersey and reiterates his...

GLC05550

to Silvanus Bourne

Refers to letter of Bourne's from 10 July 1798. Written to the American General Consul in Amsterdam. Tries to console Bourne about the publication of one letter and the false statements made about the contents of another that made him appear pro...

GLC04403

The confederate states. [Vol. 4, no. 42 (August 1, 1863)]

Mississippi militia report. Repeats of exchange order and recompense act for soldiers' families. Letter from soldier is reprinted. Gray and white swirl pattern outlined in blue dots.

GLC06208.26

to Omer H. Kelpe

One letter from Andy to Omer H. Kelpe dated February 8, 1943.

GLC10047.01.080.02

to Virginia Lee Heidt Kelpe

One letter from Omer H. Kelpe to Virginia Heidt Kelpe dated January 14, 1942. This letter has been cut and fragmented due to censorship. Postmarked 1943.

GLC10047.01.253

to B.J. Dorroh

One letter addressed to B.J. Dorroh from Herbert C. Conner dated South Pacific Island, February 15, 1944. Inquires about his mother's health and after the health of members of the Dorroh family.

GLC09581.44.01

to B.J. Dorroh

One letter addressed to B.J. Dorroh from Herbert C. Conner dated South Pacific Island, February 21, 1944. Pertains to sending people back home a hello and inquires after his car.

GLC09581.45

to Jacob Stone and Beatrice Stone

Addressed to "Dad + Bee." All is well, if a little dull. The squadron went on a raid, but his crew stayed back. He walked around the atoll, but "it's just a flat coral atoll with no plant life of any sort, any more," due to earlier bombing. He...

GLC09620.136

to Jacob Stone and Beatrice Stone

Addressed to "Dad + Bee." He finally has time to write as they just finished moving. He can't disclose the name of the island he is on, but it is rough living. They didn't have mosquito nets the first night and were "almost carried away." They're...

GLC09620.139

to Jacob Stone and Beatrice Stone

Addressed to "Dad + Bee." Big news as he ran into Barry Marks' outfit and he's stationed only a few miles away. "If that doesn't prove it's a small world, I'll eat my hat." He visited with Barry and his tent-mates who all complained about the "rotten...

GLC09620.142

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

1:15 am: Sylvia mentions that Joe has not been feeling well and talks about women who jokingly offer their husbands to women like her whose men are away at war.

GLC09414.0178

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

12:30 am: Sylvia tells Moe about a party she went to in which she heard someone sing.

GLC09414.0179

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia talks about work, and her recent visit to Moe's parents. Rebus on page 8.

GLC09414.0205

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia makes mention of several friends and family members.

GLC09414.0213

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia talks more about the labor party.

GLC09414.0215

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia mentions paying a visit to Eileen's house.

GLC09414.0253

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia mentions Alvin's 21st birthday.

GLC09414.0255

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia describes a get together she attended at Sarah Scheff's house.

GLC09414.0272

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia talks about an old baseball game between the Dodgers and the Giants.

GLC09414.0274

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia describes her breakfast in great detail, as well as a day at the beach with friends.

GLC09414.0332

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia visited her Mom, and mentions Bess, Pepi and Dick.

GLC09414.0350

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia mentions Ruth and Bess, and goes to the dentist.

GLC09414.0323

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia talked with her parents of their future.

GLC09414.0325

to Eleanor Hammond

He and Fayette are healthy, but Joseph is "grunting some." Hopes this letter will find her and Oscar in good health. Very rainy at camp; it has rained for three days straight. Waiting to take part in the review that will take place on the 23rd and...

GLC09273.46

to unknown

Smith relates that Nicolas King, a topographical engineer under General Milledge Luke Bonham, desires permanent employment as a military engineer. He admits that he does not personally know King, nor has knowledge of his ability as a draughtsman. He...

GLC02469.24

to James Madison

The letters discusses the long discussion on Constitutional content and the Constitutional Convention. The countermark reads "HRJoy, Belfast." There is a loss at top of pages 3 and 4, possibly intended by Pendleton.

GLC00099.132

to Lucy Knox

Informs Lucy that Mr. Edes of Boston will soon be leaving Morristown. Looks forward to receiving more letters from Lucy. Text loss on both pages due to paper loss and repair.

GLC02437.00585

to her granddaughter

News of letters received and written, family sicknesses, particularly of her cousin, Richard W. Jeffery, and herself. News of family fortunes in the post-war period, including the rental of a farm.

GLC01896.086