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Collection: John Drew Manuscript Collection

1431 Items

November 8, 1893 | pencil on paper

Unsigned letter to David regarding financial difficulties and failing crops

April 22, 1913 | ink on paper

Letter from National Surety Company confirming a notarial bond for J. L. McCorkle, Esquire and sent a notary sign under a separate cover

mid-19th century | ink on paper

Account statement owed to Drew & Fields

mid-19th century | ink on paper

Account statement of Sukey Vann

mid-19th century | ink on paper

Account statement of Arch Lee

mid-19th century | ink on paper

Account statements for Watts, Tail, and Clark

late 19th century - early 20th century | ink on paper

Account statement

September 27, mid-19th century | ink on paper

Letter to Judge John Drew regarding availability to show the Nevin property to the appraiser

late 19th century - early 20th century | ink on paper

Information slip for Joseph L. McCorkle by Dean Coleman, salesman

late 19th century - early 20th century | ink on paper

A letter to W. G. Robinson from Jennie and Foley updating him on family and friends

April 18, 1888 | ink on paper

Envelope addressed to Hon. Wm. R. West

1869 | ink on paper

Empty envelope addressed to Mrs. Charlotte Drew

late 19th century - early 20th century | ink on paper

Account statement of Loony Fathmtskey

1830s | ink on paper

List of notes receivable to Drew Fields and Company

July 17, 1841 | ink on paper

Promissory note from Captain Wm. Armstrong to John Drew

June 8, 1844 | ink on paper

Note instructing John Ware to pay C. Runyan and signed by Joseph Vann

November 25, 1843 | ink on paper

Request to Mr. John Drew from Lewis Rop to pay sixty five dollars to W. Carter

November 12, 1842 | ink on paper

Promissory note From Susan Coody to William Musgrove

April 27, 1849 | ink on paper

Statement from J.T. Craig to John Drew for miscellaneous items

1846 | ink on paper

Statement from Mr. Jefferson Nivens to John Drew for clothing and sundries