Z 0629.000 Stockwell (Eunice J.) Papers

This collection is composed mainly of typescripts of manuscripts in Greenville made by Miss Eunice J. Stockwell in 1939 when she was a member of the staff of the Historical Records Survey. The collection includes:

• "Manuscript Left by Dr. O. M. Blanton," pp. 4
• "Recollections of Miss Florence Burrus," pp. 4
• "Extract from Fragment of Diary Kept by Miss [Helen] Finlay," pp. 2
• "Journal and Letters of Mary Ann Hunt," June 13, 1833–Mar. 14, 1834, pp. 12
• "Records Copies from a Genealogy of the Johnson Family," pp. 10
• Lockhart-Weir papers, Carroll County, Mar. 15, 1838–Aug. 31, 1884, pp. 29
• James H. Maury and family papers, Sept. 18, 1863–Oct. 25, 1864, pp. 16
• William P. Montgomery papers, Jan. 19, 1861–Mar. 18, 1865, pp. 4
• "Letter Written by Captain William Fitzhugh Randolph," June 20, 1913, pp. 4
• "Records of Rucks Family," pp. 3
• "Excerpts from the Diary of Mrs. Myra Smith," Apr. 14, 1852–Jan. 13, 1866, pp. 5
• "Confederate Military Orders and Reports" kept by William Yerger, aide-de-camp to Brigadier General Charles Clark, principally of various headquarters of the Army of the Mississippi, Mar. 10–May 27, 1862, pp. 45
• "Mrs. Mary A. C. Montgomery's Book, October 7th, 1858," pp. 9
• original manuscript entitled "Genealogy of the Green Family, pp. 11

A portion of this collection is available on microfilm. (MF Roll # 36046)