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Finding Aid for the Blanton-Smith Collection


Descriptive Summary

PURL: http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00034/
Title: Blanton-Smith Collection
Dates: 1844-1988 (bulk 1844-1869)
Collector: Cooper, Georgie Blanton Finlay
Physical Extent: 2 boxes ; 2 binders (1.3 linear feet)
Repository: University of Mississippi. Department of Archives and Special Collections.University, MS 38677, USA
Identification: MUM00034
Language of Material: English
Abstract: Collection of correspondence from the Blanton family, into which two members of the Smith family married. Originating in Virginia
and Kentucky, the Blantons were early settlers near Greenville, Mississippi area and owned several plantations.

Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

Collection donated by Georgie Blanton Cooper, 1986.

Custodial History

Materials in this collection passed through various members of the Blanton family. Photocopies in Binder 2 were obtained from
Harold Eustis of Greenville, Mississippi, by Georgie Cooper.

Processing Information

Collection processed by Archives and Special Collections staff. Finding aid encoded by Jason Kovari, 9 September 2009.

Additions

No further additions are expected to this collection.


Subject Terms

Mississippi — Genealogy
Blanton family
Greenville (Miss.)
Delta (Miss. : Region)
Washington County (Miss.) — Genealogy
Jefferson County (Miss.) — Genealogy
Kentucky — Genealogy


Formats

correspondence
transcripts
photocopies


Biographical Notes

The following biographical information is paraphrased from the Preface to the Blanton-Smith Letters by Georgie Blanton Finlay
Cooper, 25 August 1986.

John Blanton & Martha Belton “Patsy” Whitaker

John Blanton married Martha Belton “Patsy” Whitaker in Camden District, South Carolina. Blanton, originally from Virginia,
moved to Kentucky with Patsy, circa 1800, where he was involved in land speculation. Eventually, the family established a
plantation, Blantonia, near Red Lick, Mississippi, south of Vicksburg.

Eliza C. Blanton & William Tunstall

Daughter of John and Martha Blanton, Eliza C. Blanton married William Tunstall. The two settled in the region of Claiborne-Jefferson
Counties, Kentucky. During the War of 1812, Eliza spent considerable time in South Carolina.

William Whitaker Blanton & Harriet Byron McAllister

William Whitaker Blanton, son of John and Martha, married Harriet Byron McAllister in Walnut Hills, Mississippi in 1818. The
couple moved to Washington County and obtained a plantation through land grants under Andrew Jackson’s administration. The
plantation, also named Blantonia, was located near the current city of Greenville, Mississippi.

Harriet Byron McAllister’s father, John Keith McAllister, was a native of Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland. McAllister family
legend states that he joined the British Army during the American Revolutionary War. Following capture at the Battle of Cowpens,
South Carolina, he entered the merchantile business in Charleston, South Carolina. McAllister moved his family to Greene County,
Georgia, where Harriet was born 17 April 1798.

Orville Martin Blanton & Martha Rebecca Smith

Orville Martin Blanton, son of Harriet Bryon McAllister and William Whitaker Blanton, was born 22 July 1828 in Washington
County, Mississippi. O.M. Blanton was educated in Kentucky and Baltimore, receiving his Doctor of Medicine. On 7 February
1854, he married Martha Rebecca Smith, daughter of Dr. George Smith and Mary Jane Greenway of Live Oak Plantation, Warren
County, Mississippi.

Following their marriage, Blanton and Smith settled on Belle Air Plantation, Washington County, a gift of Harriet Byron McAllister.
During the Civil War, Orville Blanton served as a surgeon to the First Louisiana Artillery during the seige of Vicksburg.
Following the war, Blanton cultivated a large bee ranch and left managing the planation to his wife, Martha. Martha, a committed
Anglican, helped establish the Episcopal Parish of St. James, Greenville, Mississippi; Martha died 14 September 1897. Dr.
Blanton lived until the age of 83, survived by only one of his daughters, Georgie Greenway Blanton Finlay.

William Campbell Blanton

William Campbell Blanton was the son of William Whitaker Blanton and Harriet Byron McAllister and younger brother to Orville.
Educated in Kentucky and at Princeton University, William married Georgie Smith, sister to Martha Rebecca Smith, Orville’s
wife, with whom he settled on Greenway Plantation. During the Civil War, he served in the 28th Mississippi Cavalry, Company
D. He died in Fredricksburg, Virginia at the age of 38. Georgie remarried A.M. Kirk in 1880.

Patty Anderson

John and Martha Blanton’s daughter, Catherine, married John Lewis Martin, a landowner in Louisville, Kentucky and Bolivar
County, Mississippi. Catherine and John had a daughter, Nancy Oliver Marin, who married John H. Anderson. Nancy and John had
a daughter, Patty Anderson, and a son, Orville Anderson who married Caroline Timberlake and died while visiting Europe with
Patty. Patty married Richard Ten Broeck.

George Smith & Mary Jane Greenway Avery

Born 28 November 1797 in Dinwiddie Couty, Virginia, George Smith received his medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania
in 1824. He married Mary Jane Greenway Avery in Virginia. Mary Jane Greenway Avery was the great-granddaughter of Dr. James
Greenway of Dinwiddie County, Virginia. A botanist at the College of William and Mary, John Greenway was an avid Tory during
the American Revolution. Greenway’s daughter Mary married Braxton Robinson after the death of her first husband, Robert Hicks.
The couple had Jane Robinson, who later gave birth to Sally Wyatt.

George and Mary had Martha Rebecca Smith in Greensville County, Virginia. The family moved to Live Oak Plantation, Warren
County, Mississippi. An oppoonent of secession, Dr. George Smith opened his home as a hospital for Confederate and Union wounded
soldiers. Following the war, both he and his daughter, Martha Rebecca Smith, filed claims with the U.S. Government over material
loss.


Scope and Content Note

Binder 1 contains user copies of the original letters housed in Boxes 1 and 2. Many of these letters are from Martha Rebecca
Smith, wife of Dr. Orville Martin Blanton.

Binder 2 contains photocopies and transcriptions of additional Blanton-Smith correspondence of which originals are not owned
by the University of Mississippi. This material involves John Blanton, Martha Belton Whitaker and their descendents. Earlier
letters in this binder were written by Eliza C. Blanton Tunstall. Many other letters were written by Patty Anderson; in her
correspondence, “Cousin Orville” refers to Dr. Orville Martin Blanton while the other “Orville” refers to her deceased brother.
“Little Mamie” refers to her neice, her deceased brother’s daughter. Patty’s references to her “Aunt” refer to Harriet Byron
McAllister Blanton (later Theobald).


User Information

Prefered Citation

Blanton-Smith Collection, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The
University of Mississippi

Access Restrictions

The Blanton-Smith Collection is open for research.

Copyright Restrictions

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the
making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under
certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized
to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions
is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be “used for any purpose other
than private study, scholarship or research.” If a user makes a request for, or
later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of “fair use”,
that user may be liable for copyright infringement.


Related Material

Resources at other Institutions

Mississippi Department of Archives & History owns copies of the original letters housed at the University of Mississippi.
http://mdah.state.ms.us/


Container List

Binder 1

Transcriptions of original correspondence in Folders 1.1-2.54
Folder 1.1

A.L.S from Dr. Jas. Peebles to Dr. George Smith, 16 March 1844
Folder 1.2

A.L.S. William Henry Scott to Martha Rebecca Smith, 2 January 1845
Folder 1.3

A.L.S. W.C. Blanton to Harriet B.M. Blanton, 20 September 1847
Folder 1.4

A.L.S. W.C. Blanton to Harriet B.M. Blanton Theobald, Undated
Folder 1.5

A.L.S. O.M. Blanton to Harriet B.M. Blanton Theobald, 20 August 1846
Folder 1.6

A.L.S. O.M. Blanton to Harriet B. Blanton, 21 December 1847
Folder 1.7

A.L.S. M. Mason probably to Dr. George Smith, 6 December 1847
Folder 1.8

A.L.S. W.C. Blanton to Harriet B.M. Blanton, 9 January 1848
Folder 1.9

A.L.S. W.C. Blanton Harriet B.M. Blanton, 10 September 1848
Folder 1.10

A.L.S. O.M. Blanton to Harriet B.M. Blanton, 19 March 1849
Folder 1.11

A.L.S. W.C. Blanton to Harriet B.M. Blanton, Undated
Folder 1.12

A.L.S. S. Virginia Cameron to Martha R. Smith, 10 April 1849
Folder 1.13

A.L.S. William H. Scott to Martha R. Smith, 12 June 1849
Folder 1.14

A.L.S. Martha R. Blanton to Dr. and Mrs. George Smith, 12 March 1857
Folder 1.15

A.L.S. Martha R. Smith to Dr. and Mrs. George Smith, 21 March 1857
Folder 1.16

A.L.S. Martha R. Blanton to Dr. and Mrs. George Smith, 14 December 1857
Folder 1.17

A.L.S. Martha R.S. Blanton to her sister, Jane, 29 December 1858
Folder 1.18

A.L.S. Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton to “My dear Parents” Dr. And Mrs. George Smith, 25 January 1859
Folder 1.19

A.L.S. Mary F. Gorce to Martha R. Blanton, 14 February 1859
Folder 1.20

A.L.S. Mary F. Barker (Gorce ) to Martha R. Blanton, 10 May 1859
Folder 1.21

A.L.S. Martha R.S. Blanton to Dr. and Mrs. George Smith, 16 March 1859
Folder 1.22

A.L.S. Martha R.S. Blanton to her sisters, 13 October 1859
Folder 1.23

A.L.S. Patty D. TenBrocek to Martha R.S. Blanton, 18 October 1859
Folder 1.24

A.L.S. Martha R. Blanton to Dr. and Mrs. George Smith, 9 December 1859
Folder 1.25

A.L.S. Bettie McAllister Dunn to Dr. O.M. Blanton, 2 January 1861
Folder 1.26

A.L.S. Martha R. Blanton to Dr. and Mrs. Smith’s Daughters, 8 February 1861
Note: Refers to Mrs. Theobald’s niece, Bettie Dunn, wife of Dr. Samuel Dunn and daughter of Thomas Keith McAllister of Waterproof,
Louisiana
Folder 1.27

A.L.S. Jeanie Smith to Martha R.S. Blanton, 28 September 1865
Folder 1.28

A.L.S. Jeanie Raffington to Martha R.S Blanton, 23 December 1865
Folder 1.29

A.L.S. Dr. Samuel Theobald to Harriet B.M. Blanton Theobald, 8 February 1866
Folder 1.30

A.L.S. Sue M. Craig to Dr. and Mrs. Blanton, Undated
Folder 1.31

A.L.S. Jean Smith to Martha R. Blanton and her sister, 12 January 1870
Folder 1.32

A.L.S. Mary G.J.R. Johnson to Martha R. S. Blanton, 12 August 1872
Folder 1.33

A.L.S. Lola A. Blanton Dabney to Colonel (?), 18 June 1874
Folder 1.34

A.L.S. Lola A. Blanton Dabney to Martha R.S. Blanton, 21 July 1874
Folder 1.35

A.L.S. John D. Edwards to Charles F. Benjamin, Esq., 25 September 1875
Folder 1.36

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie G. B. Finlay, 3 December 1879
Folder 1.37

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie B. Finlay, 7 December 1879
Folder 1.38

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Martha R.S. Blanton, 4 December 1879
Folder 1.39

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie B. Finlay, 22 January 1880
Folder 1.40

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 4 February 1880
Folder 1.41

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie G.B. Finlay, Undated
Folder 1.42

A.L.S. Belle Orville Walker to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 23 May 1880
Folder 1.43

A.L.S. George C. Starks to Martha R. Blanton, 6 January 1861
Folder 1.44

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 14 July 1883
Folder 1.45

A.L.S. Belle O.B. Walker to Georgie G. B. Finlay 22 July 1883
Folder 1.46

A.L.S. Belle L.L. Dabney to her children, 12 April [1883?]
Folder 1.47

A.L.S. Lola B. Dabney to Georgie G. Finlay, 19 December 1883
Folder 1.48

A.L.S. Lola A.B. Dabney to Martha R.S. Blanton, 15 February 1884
Folder 1.49

A.L.S. Mrs. McGrath to Martha R.S. Blanton, 31 May 1884
Folder 1.50

A.L.S. Everett Smith to Dr. O.M. Blanton, 6 June 1884
Folder 1.51

A.L.S. Lola A.B. Dabney to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 8 June 1884
Folder 1.52

A.L.S. Mary F. Barker to Martha R.S. Blanton and O.M. Blanton, 17 June 1884
Folder 2.1

A.L.S. W.H. Bolton to Martha R.S. Blanton, 25 June 1884
Folder 2.2

A.L.S. Gipsy Robbins to Martha R.S Blanton, 21 July 1884
Folder 2.3

A.L.S. Lola A.B. Dabney to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 23 December 1884
Folder 2.4

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 15 August 1885
Folder 2.5

A.L.S. form Dr. O.M. Blanton to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 17 August 1885
Folder 2.6

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 18 August 1885
Folder 2.7

A.L.S. Lola B. Dabney to Martha R.S. Blanton, 17 August 1888
Folder 2.8

A.L.S. Martha R.S. Blanton to Sam and Georgie G.B. Finlay, 24 August 1885
Folder 2.9

A.L.S. Lola A.B. Dabney to Martha R.S. Blanton, 8 August 1888
Folder 2.10

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to Martha R.S. Blanton, 20 January 1889
Folder 2.11

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to Martha R.S. Blanton, 29 January 1889
Folder 2.12

A.L.S. Lola A.B. Dabney to Martha R.S. Blanton, 25 January 1889
Folder 2.13

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to Martha R.S. Blanton, 26 August 1889
Folder 2.14

A.L.S. Mrs. Starling to Dr. O.M. Blanton, 6 May 1891
Folder 2.15

A.L.S. Martha R.S. Blanton to Orville P. Finlay, 2 October 1891
Folder 2.16

A.L.S. Martha R.S. Blanton to Orville P. Finlay, 12 October 1891
Folder 2.17

A.L.S. Mary F. Barker to Martha R.S. Blanton, 17 April.
Folder 2.18

A.L.S. Mary Eliza Curry (?) to Martha R. S. Blanton, 4 August 1896
Folder 2.19

A.L.S. Helen M. Finlay to Martha R.S. Blanton, 16 March 1897
Folder 2.20

A.L.S. Helen M. Finlay to Martha R.S. Blanton, 30 March 1897
Folder 2.21

A.L.S. Helen M. Finlay to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 1 October 1898
Folder 2.22

A.L.S. Orville P. Finlay to Helen M. Finlay, 23 January 1901
Folder 2.23

A.L.S. J.F. Sims to Orville P. Finlay, 28 February 1901
Folder 2.24

A.L.S. Orville P. Finlay to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 8 March 1901
Folder 2.25

A.L.S. Georgie G.B. Finlay to Orville P. Finlay, 28 July 1901
Folder 2.26

A.L.S. Georgie G.B. Finlay to Orville P. Finlay, 11 August 1901
Folder 2.27

A.L.S. Georgie G.B. Finlay to Orville P. Finlay, 18 August 1901
Folder 2.28

A.L.S. Georgie G.B. Finlay to Orville P. Finlay, 26 December 1901
Folder 2.29

A.L.S. Orville P. Finlay to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 27 December 1901
Folder 2.30

A.L.S. Walter Magruder to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 17 march 1902
Folder 2.31

A.L.S. Harriet L.D. Kablinger to Lavinia Dabney, 17 April 1902
Folder 2.32

A.L.S. Dora V. Anderson to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 21 April 1902
Folder 2.33

T.L.S. from MR. Harlan to Dr. O.M. Blanton, 5 December 1908
Folder 2.34

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to W.Z. Hutchinson, 11 January 1909
Folder 2.35

A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 4 May 1911
Folder 2.36

A.L.S. Mary Amanda Smith to Georgie G.B. Finlay, 17 October 1916
Folder 2.37

A.L.S. Eva Whitacre to Ada Allen McPeak, 27 February 1916
Folder 2.38

A.L.S. Samuel D. Finlay to Ada Allen McPeak, 6 December 1916
Folder 2.39

A.L.S. Samuel D. Finlay II to Ada A. McPeak, 12 December 1916
Folder 2.40

A.L.S. Georgie G.B. Finlay to H.C. McCabe, 14 October 1922
Folder 2.41

A.L.S. Georgie G.B. Finlay to Samuel D. Finlay II, 7 December 1924
Folder 2.42

A.L.S. Samuel D. Finlay II to Ada McPeak Finlay and S.D. Finlay III
Folder 2.43

Contract for the sale of a slave by Bernard Rendig to Dr. O.M. Blanton, 9 May 1857, photograph of a portrait of Dr. Blanton
Folder 2.44

Official pardon granted to Dr. O.M. Blanton for the crime of murder; signed by Gov. R.C. Powers, 1 November 1872
Folder 2.45

Photocopy of the petition for the pardon of Dr. O.M. Blanton submitted by citizens of Washington County, MS; accompanied by
a copy of a newspaper article describing the killing, indictment, and pardon.
Folder 2.46

Several original pages from the administrator’s account book William W. Blanton’s estate, Blantonia, 1839-1841
Folder 2.47

Original and typed copies of a children’s Christmas dialogue performed by the Blanton children, ca. 1864-1868
Folder 2.48

A.L.S from Tamlin Avent to Mary Jane Greenway Smith. 9 March 1869 with transcript “I rec’d your kind and interesting…”
A.L.S. Dr. O.M. Blanton, to Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton. 3 May 1896 with transcript, “Now that you are in good health.”
Folder 2.49

A.L.S. (photocopy) Benjamin Blanton to Rev. Benjamin Blanton. 17 February 1820, ‘have been anxiously.”
Folder 2.50

List of land in Washington County, Miss. 5 January 1886. Dr. O.M. Blanton
List of land in Washington County, Miss. 27 August 1867. Mrs. Martha R. Blanton.
Folder 2.51

A.L.S. (photocopy) Martha Blanton to Georgie Blanton Cooper 12 May 1988. Re: Item 100.
Folder 2.54

Typed transcription of letter in Fredricksburg, VA Ledger. re: Death of W.C. Blanton, 20 April 1869
Photocopies without Original Documents
Binder 2

Letter from Eliza C. (Blanton) Tunstall in Camden, South Carolina, to Margaretta Brown, Frankfort, KY, 6 September 1813
Letter written by Eliza Tunstall in Camden, S.C. to Mrs. Margaretta Brown, Frankfort, KY, 17 November 1813
Letter written by Eliza Tunstall in Camden, S.C. to her friend, Margaretta Brown, Frankfort, Kentucky, 7 February 1814
Letter written by Eliza Tunstall in Camden, S.C. to her friend Margaretta Brown in Frankfort, Kentucky, 4 May 1814
Letter from Eliza C. (Blanton) Tunstall to Mrs. Margaretta Brown of Frankfort, KY. Letter sent from Heron Lake, Mississippi
Bank, 20 March 1819
Letter written by Harriet Byron McAllister Blanton Theobald to her sons, Orville Martin Blanton and William Campbell Blanton,
10 February 1843
Letter written by Orville Martin Blanton, in Frankfort, Kentucky, addressed to his mother, Harriet Byron McCallister Blanton
Theobald, Columbia, Chicot county, Arkansas, 2 April 1843
Letter from William Campbell Blanton in Princeton, New Jersey, to his mother, Harriet Byron McCallister Blanton Theobald.
Letter addressed to mrs. H.B. Theobald, Baltimore, Maryland, c/o Dr. E.W. Theobald, 13 August 1848
Letter from Orville Martin Blanton, Baltimore, Maryland, where he was attending medical school, to his mother, Harriet Byron
McCallister Blanton Theobald at Blantonia Plantation near Greenville, Mississippi, 2 April 1849
Letter from William L. Blanton, U.S. ship “St. Louis”, Montevideo, Uruguay, to Harriet Byron McCallister Blanton Theobald,
bachelor Bend, Greenville, Mississippi, 25 July 1849
Letter written by Orville martin Blanton from Baltimore, Maryland, where he was a medical student, to his mother, Harriet
Byron McCallister Blanton Theobald, Blantonia Plantation near Greenville, Mississippi, 15 November 1849
Letter from Patty Anderson in Louisville, KY, to Martha Rebecca Smith in Vicksburg, MS, 6 September 1852
Letter from Patty Anderson in Louisville, KY, to Martha Rebecca Smith, Live Oak Plantation, No. Vicksburg, Mississippi, 2 October 1852
Letter from Patty Anderson in Louisville, KY to Martha Rebecca Smith in Vicksburg, MS, 26 November 1852
Letter from Patty Anderson to Martha Rebecca Smith in Vicksburg, MS, 31 January 1853
Letter from Patty Anderson in Louisville, Kentucky, to Martha Rebecca Smith, Live Oak, Warren County, Mississippi, 6 March 1853
Letter written by patty Anderson in Louisville, Kentucky, to her friend, Martha Rebecca Smith, Live Oak, Vicksburg, Mississippi,
8 June 1853
Letter from Patty Anderson in Louisville, KY, to Martha Rebecca Smith, 3 November 1853
Letter written by Patty Anderson in Louisville, KY, to her friend and cousin-in-law, Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton of Washington
County, Mississippi, 5 January 1855
Letter from Patty Anderson in Paris, France, to Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton in Greenville, MS, 21 August 1856
Letter from Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton at Belle Air Plantation near Greenville, Mississippi, to her parents, Dr, and Mrs.
George Smith of Live oak plantation near Vicksburg, Mississippi, 23 April 1857
Letter from Patty D. TenBroeck to Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton in Greenville, MS, 11 July 1858
Letter from Patty TenBroeck, Houghton Downs, England, to her friend, Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton, in Washington County, Mississippi,
25 July 1857
Letter from Patty Anderson TenBroeck in Houghton, England, to Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton in Greenville, Mississippi, 7 October 1859
Letter from Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton, Belle Aire Plantation near Greenville, to her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Smith,
Live oak Plantation near Vicksburg, Mississippi, 5 May 1864
Letter to Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton, wife of Dr. Orville Martin Blanton, Greenville, Mississippi. Written from Vicksburg
by Jeanie(Jane Pryor) Smith, daughter of Dr. George Smith of Live Oak Plantation, Warren County. (Though no year is given,
the letter was probably written in 1865), 1 October 1865
Letter from Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton, Belle Air plantation near Greenville, Mississippi, to her parents, dr. and Mrs.
George Smith, Live Oak Plantation near Vicksburg, Mississippi, 29 December 1865
Letter from Sallie G. Wyatt to Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton. Wyatt wrote from Virginia to her cousin, Martha, in Greenville,
Mississippi, 27 March 1883
Family History Notes—O.M. Blanton, 14 December 1902
Letter to the Rev. Albert Martin, Yazoo City, 5 November 1918
Letter from Sam Theobald, Baltimore , MD, to Georgie Greenway Blanton Finlay in Greenville, MS, 29 November 1921
Family records from Grandma Finlay’s Bible. They were taken by the Holy Bible belonging to Rev. John Finlay. Having been
presented to him at the close of his lectures in the old Weslean chapel, Sharpstead Baltimore, MD., 1835
Paper written by Mrs. Ann Finlay, 1870
Some recollections of Mrs. John Archer, Undated
The Monteaglean (photocopy), Undated
Family Records of […?] McAllister and Blanton. In the hand of O.M. Blanton, Undated
Genealogy of the the Blanton and McAllister Families. In the hand of O.M. Blanton, 1902
Field & Stream (Photocopy), September 1970
Letter written by Martha Rebecca Smith Blanton, Belle Aire Plantation, Washington County, Mississippi, to her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. George Smith of Live Oak Plantation, Warren County, Mississippi, 8 March 1865
Letter from Annie Ballard Trigg in Glasgow, KY, to Mrs. Thomas A. Alexander(“Cousin Juliette”), 25 August 1906
Letter written by Annie Ballard Trigg in Glasgow, KY, to Mrs. Thomas A. Alexander ( “Cousin Juliette”), 22 October 1906
Letter from Annie Ballard Trigg in Glasgow, KY, to Mrs. Thomas A. Alexander (“Cousin Juliette”), 19 November 1906
Letter written by Annie Ballard trigg in Glasgow, KY, to Mrs. Thomas A. Alexander (“Cousin Juliette”), 20 February 1907
Letter written by Annie Ballard Trigg in Glasgow, KY, to Mrs. Thomas A. Alexander (“Cousin Juliette”), 24 May 1907




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