State of Tennessee Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives 403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312

YEATMAN-POLK PAPERS 1804-1970

Processed by: Caresse M. Parker Archival Technical Services

Accession Number: 71-007 Date Completed: February 25, 1971 Location: VIII-B-E Microfilm Accession Number: 1073

MICROFILMED

INTRODUCTION

This collection is centered around the descendents of Lieutenant Colonel William Polk (1758-1834) of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, officer in the Revolutionary War; surveyor-general of that part of North Carolina which is now Tennessee; owner of extensive Tennessee lands; representative of Davidson County in the General Assembly of North Carolina (1786); representative of Mecklenburg County in the North Carolina House of Common (1787, 1790-1791); supervisor of United States revenue for the district of North Carolina (1791-1808); president of the North Carolina state bank at Raleigh (1811-1819); trustee of Davidson Academy and the University of North Carolina; Mason; and Federalist, and Colonel John Donelson (1718-1785), surveyor; member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and the Assembly of Virginia during the Revolutionary War; officer in the Revolutionary War; pioneer; land owner; and co- founder with James Robertson of the settlement on the Cumberland River which became Nashville. The major portion of the collection is correspondence of the descendents of Lucius Junius Polk (1803-1870), son of Colonel William Polk, representative from Maury County in the Tennessee Senate (1831); Adjutant General of Tennessee (1851- 1853); active Mason; and planter, who built “Hamilton Place” at Ashwood, Maury County, Tennessee. The Yeatman-Polk Collection was placed on deposit in the Manuscript Unit of the Tennessee State Library and Archives by Dr. Trezevant Player Yeatman, Jr., Nashville, Tennessee; Dr. Henry Clay Yeatman, Sewanee, Tennessee; and Mrs. Joseph L. Whiteside, St. Louis, Missouri, children of Trezevant Player and Mary (Wharton) Yeatman. The materials in this collection measure 47.88 linear feet. There are no restrictions on the papers. Single photocopies of unpublished writings in the Yeatman-Polk Collection may be made for purposes of scholarly research.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Yeatman-Polk Collection, containing approximately 35,000 items and 60 volumes, extends over the years 900-1970. Most of the papers are however, dated in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The collection is composed of correspondence; accounts; almanacs; awards; biographical and genealogical data; calling cards; cartoons; catalogs; church records; diaries; journals, and memoirs; eulogies; invitations; land records (deeds, grants, survey records, title registrations); legal documents (birth certificates, bonds, and agreements, briefs, charters, internal revenue reports, licenses, petitions, visas); letterbooks, livestock registration; maps; military records (appointments questionnaires); minutes; newspapers clippings; oaths; obituaries; patterns; pension data; photographs and photograph albums; postcards; programs; publications; recipes; reports; school records; scrapbooks, sketches; speeches; time books; wills and estate papers; and writings. The most prominent figure in the collection is Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman (1883- 1970), wife, mother, and community and church leader, who through her marriage to Trezevant Player Yeatman (1871-1959) in 1913, united in the twentieth century the families of John Donelson (1718-1785), surveyor, member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and the Assembly of Virginia during the Revolutionary War; officer in Revolutionary War; pioneer; land owner; and co-founder with James Robertson of the settlement on the Cumberland River became Nashville, and Lieutenant Colonel William Polk (1758-1834), of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, officer in the Revolutionary War; surveyor-general of that part of North Carolina which is now part of Tennessee; owner of extensive Tennessee lands; representative of Davidson County in the General Assembly of North Carolina (1786); representative of Mecklenburg County in the North Carolina House of Commons (1787, 1790-1791); supervisor of United States revenue for the district of North Carolina (1791-1808); president of the North Carolina state bank at Raleigh (1811-1819); trustee of Davidson Academy and the University of North Carolina; Mason; and Federalist. Mary Yeatman’s correspondence composed of 1, 081 letters written between 1899 and 1968, is predominately with members of her family. Her early correspondence is with her sisters, Sarah (Wharton) Walker (1875-1903) and Anne Louise (Wharton) (1885- ), and her brothers, William Henry (1878-1954) and Richard Currey (1838-1899) and Mary Eliza (Currey) Wharton (1849-1893). Later correspondence is with her husband and her children, Trezevant Player, Jr. (1914- ), Henry Clay (1916- ), and Mary Jane (1918- ), as well as other family members and friends. In addition to familial interests, her letters mention politics, economic conditions during the 1929 depression, Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal, and World War II. They are concerned with organization such as the DAR, the Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, the Student’s Club of Columbia, and the Protestant Episcopal Church in Tennessee. In collection there is correspondence from five generation of the Donelson family. The earliest letters are from Captain John Donelson (1755-1830). Written in 1825 and 1829, they deal primarily with family news and the death of William Eastin Donelson’s son-in- laws. Six letters of William Eastin deal with business, the cotton trade, and the factorage system. Additional correspondents of the Donelson and Eastin families include Andrew Jackson Donelson (2 letters), Daniel Smith Donelson (1 letter), Eliza (Eastin) Donelson (3 letters), Emily Tennessee Donelson (2 letters), Margaret (Branch) Donelson (2 letters), Samuel Donelson (1 letter), and Susie Eastin (7 letters). Three letters of John Donelson Eastin are concerned with cotton and slavery. The Donelson and Polk families were first united in 1832 in the White House when Lucius Junius Polk (1803-1870), representative from Maury County in the Tennessee Senate (1831); Adjutant General of Tennessee (1851-1853); active Mason; and planter, married Mary Ann Eastin (1810-1847), daughter of William and Rachel Eastin and a favorite niece of President Andrew Jackson. Lucius Polk, third son of Colonel William Polk, had settled in Maury County, Tennessee, on the water’s of Carter’s Creek in 1823. Eight years later when he and three brothers, Leonidas (1806-1864), each received from their father about thirteen hundred acres of land lying in a tract six or eight miles west of Columbia, Tennessee, on the Mt. Pleasant turnpike, Lucius built “Hamilton Place”. To that home he carried his bride the following year. The sons of Colonel William Polk were wealthy and influential planters in Maury County. John Catron wrote of Lucius Polk in 1825, “I have never seen a more energetic (sic), prompt, and certain man…” Thirty-nine letters of Lucius J. Polk, written between 1820 and 1870, make this evident. His letters include topics such as cotton trade and cotton prices, slavery, land, the railroads, debt, and politics. They provide not only an interesting picture of Middle Tennessee plantation life, but also a picture of southern economic and political life in the antebellum period. The collection contains correspondence of all ten of Lucius Polk’s children. Eight children were borne by his first wife Mary Ann Eastin. Two children were borne by Ann (Erwin) Pope (1823-1858) whom Polk married six years after the death of his first wife in 1847. There are thirty-eight letters by Sarah Rachel (Polk) Jones; twenty-three letters of Emily Donelson (Polk) Williams; twenty letters of Frances Anne (Polk) Dillion; forty- nine letters of Susan Rebecca (Polk) Brown; forty-six letters of George Washington Polk; fifteen letters of Lucius Junius Polk, Jr.; and fourteen letters of Ella (Polk) Cooper. The most interesting letters are those of Will Polk, Mary Brown (Polk) Yeatman, and Eliza Eastin Polk. These children of Lucius J. Polk lived part or all of their adult lives at “Hamilton Place” Fifty-one letters of Eliza Polk provide a very interesting picture of life in life in Tennessee from 1851-1893. After the marriage of Mary Brown Polk and Henry Clay Yeatman in 1858, “Hamilton Place” became the home of Yeatman and Bell families and well as the Polk family. Henry Clay Yeatman (1831-1910), businessman, commercial agent, and aide-de-camp to General Leonidas Polk during the Civil War, was the son of Thomas Yeatman (1787- 1833) and Jane Erwin (1797-1877). A wealthy merchant and banker in Nashville, Tennessee, Thomas Yeatman formed a partnership in a commission business with Robert Woods in 1820 and founded the banking firm of Woods, Yeatman and Company, which at one time maintained a branch office as far east as Baltimore. At his death in 1833 Yeatman’s widow and children were heirs to an estate valued at $500, 000. One letter of Thomas Yeatman, written in the year of his death, is in the collection. About three years later the most eligible widow in Nashville married one of the most eligible widowers. John Bell (1797-1869), lawyer; Tennessee state legislator (1817); United States Representatives from Tennessee (1827-1841); Speaker of the House of Representatives (1834); Secretary of War (1841); United States Senator from Tennessee (1847-1859); a founder of the Whig Party; and Presidential candidate on the Constitutional Union Ticket (1860), married Jane (Erwin) Yeatman. Contained in the Yeatman papers are six letters of the Honorable John Bell. Written primarily to Henry Yeatman between 1852 and 1861, they express Bell’s political interests as well as his business matters. One letter, written to the Honorable Henry S. Foote in 1861, concerns the appointment of William H. Seward as Secretary of War by President Lincoln. 1852 was formative year for both the Whig Party, defeated by the Democrats in the national election, and for Cumberland Iron Works, Stewart County, Tennessee, in which Bell and Henry Yeatman each had extensive financial interests. Also included in the collection are seventy-eight letters of Jane Bell, 1850-1870, which mention politics, position on Kansas-Nebraska, Millard Fillmore and John J. Crittenden, as well as Washington society and family news. The correspondence of Henry Clay Yeatman (360 letters), written predominately to members of his family after the Civil War, shows the economic changes brought about by that war, Unlike his father and his step-father, Harry Yeatman was not wealthy after the war. The Cumberland Iron Works of Woods, Yeatman, and Company declined in the post-war period. In 1876, when only one of the four blast furnaces was operating, the business was sold.* Wealthy coal and iron businesses moved South to ore-rich Birmingham, Alabama. Yeatman soon became involved in copper mining in Blue Wing, Granville County, North Carolina. This venture, too, was unsuccessful. In addition to his iron and copper interests, Henry Yeatman’s letters mention farming, cotton and the commercial merchant business in New Orleans, land, travels in Europe and the Middle East, economic conditions, the cholera epidemic in Nashville at the end of the Civil War, and many family matters. His interest in state, national, and international politics is apparent through the mention of such events and personalities as John Catron, Archibald Campbell, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the Republican Party, the secession movement, the Confederacy, the French Alliance of 1853, South Africa in 1895/96, and the Spanish-American War. Sixty-five letters, 1856-1882. of Mary (Polk) Yeatman provide illuminating information about the Yeatman family and Henry Yeatman’s business interests. Two older brothers of Henry Clay Yeatman assumed positions of national importance during the Civil War. James Erwin Yeatman (1818-1901), banker, civic leader, and philanthropist, was president of the Western Sanitary Commission, created by order of Major-General John C. Fremont at St. Louis, September 5, 1861. Cooperating with Dorothea Lynde Dix (1802-1887), then in St. Louis, Yeatman did much to mitigate the misery of the war. Though few of the eight-four letters of James Yeatman written during the war period deal with the Commission, they do mention such business and political topics as the Republican and Democratic parties, politics of the 1860s, slavery, Civil War prisoners, oaths of allegiance and amnesty, and cotton trade in 1865, as well as personalities such as Generals McPherson, Sherman, Grant, and Halleck. Additionally, he touches upon the role of his brother Thomas during the war. His letters also mention such post-war topics as Democratic Convention of 1876 and President Garfield. Particularly interesting is James’s reconciliation with his brother Henry Yeatman’s oath of allegiance 1865, is a part of the collection. Contained in the collection also are eight letters of Dorothea Lynde Dix, a Unitarian, nurse, and social reform leader.

See land record book of subdivision of lands of Woods, Yeatman, and Company, 1876, in the collection. Thirty-six letters of Henry Yeatman’s second brother, Thomas Yeatman (1828-1890), lawyer, Union officer, professor, and philanthropist, who lived and married in Paris, France, after the Civil War, mention topics of national and international politics. One scholar has suggested that Thomas Yeatman attempted to contract a reconciliation movement between the Union and Confederacy in 1863. When that movement, unpopular to Lincoln and the Republicans, failed, Yeatman left the United States. At a school which he and his wife Leonis Monoury later established in Paris, Yeatman helped to educate his step-sisters, Jenny Bell (1838-1917) and Nanny (Bell) Comegys (1841- 1919), as well as Mary Polk (Yeatman) Webb, the oldest daughter of Henry Clay Yeatman. A second nineteenth century marriage in the Eastin family later united the Donelson and Polk families. Ten years after the marriage of Lucius Junius and Mary Ann (Eastin) Polk, Rachel Jackson, the youngest child of William Eastin, married Doctor Richard Owen Currey (1816-1865), State Geologist, doctor, teacher, minister, and Confederate surgeon. Four letters of Currey, 1843-1858, concern business, the railroads politics and the Whig Party. A letter of January 28, 1848, written to Major and Mrs. A.J. Donelson, gives an interesting description of East Tennessee University at Knoxville, as well as excellent comments on Polk and the Mexican War. In addition, the collection contains five letters Rachel Jackson Currey (1822-1865), including one to General Schofield seeking permission to carry personal possessions beyond rebel lines. Permission was granted. Also included is one letter of Robert Browlee Currey (1773-1848), Post Master of Nashville (1801-1836) and Mayor of Nashville at the time of General Lafayette’ s visit in 1825. Mary Eliza Currey (1849-1893), daughter of Richard O. Currey, married William Henry Wharton (1838-1899), a Nashville druggist, who led had fought for the Confederacy. Wharton’s father, William Henry (1796-1871), doctor, newspaper editor, and a Tennessee State Librarian, had been imprisoned at Camp Chase, Ohio, during the Civil War. Two letters, in addition to his release and parole, signed by Military Governor Andrew Johnson are included in the collection. Thirty-nine letters if William Wharton, Jr., and fifteen of Mary (Currey) Wharton are primarily family letters. Mary (Wharon) Yeatman was a daughter of William Henry and Mary (Currey) Whaton. Included in the collection is the family correspondence of her two brothers and two sisters. The most interesting letters (449) are those of her younger sister, Anne Louise Wharton (1885- ); included are letters about Miss Wharton’s work as an itinerant nurse for the Red Cross in the early 1930’s in which she comments on the economic conditions of the depression and the New Deal programs of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. As a nurse in Hawaii during the late 1930s, Miss Wharton described Oahu and the role of the Hawaiian Islands during that period, the Sino-Japanese conflict in 1938, and the Japanese-American relations in 1939. Trezevant Player Yeatman, sixth child of Henry Clay and Mary (Polk) Yeatman, and his wife Mary Wharton lived at “Hamilton Place”. Of the eight children of Henry Yeatman, only Trezevant and Jenny Bell survived their father. Included in the collection is correspondence of each of Henry Yeatman’s children who reached (96 letters); Russell Houston (7 letters); Trezevant Player (130 letters); Jenny Bell (161 letters); and Lucia Polk (29 letters). Correspondence of Trezevant Player, Henry Clay, and Mary Jane (Yeatman) Whiteside, children of Trezevant and Mary Yeatman, is also included. Among other letters are those of prominent political figures William Jennings Bryan, William G. Brownlow, John Catron, Andrew Jackson, and Daniel Webster. While the letters of Brownlow are primarily concerned with Tennessee politics and the Whig Party, Catron’s nine letters discuss national politics and the election of 1828. One of Webster’s letters is an introduction of Henry Yeatman to the American embassies in Europe in 1852. Additionally, a letter by H. Jay Wilkins gives an account of the Battle of Gettysburg, 1863, by a participant. Of prominence in the remainder of the Yeatman-Polk Collection are the diaries and journals of Henry Clay Yeatman and Mary (Wharton) Yeatman. Four diaries of Henry Yeatman, written while traveling in Europe and the Middle East during the early 1850s, contain interesting and detailed descriptions of the places he visited and the things he saw. Later diaries of Henry Yeatman contain comments on politics, economics, and family matters. The diaries of Mary (Wharton) Yeatman, 1924, 1931, 1933-1954, are filled with family news as well as comments on contemporary society. Contained in the collection are a history of Zion Presbyterian Church and church records of baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and burials, 1842-1848 and 1875-1880, of St. John Episcopal Church at Ashwood, Tennessee. There is a dinner invitation from President and Mrs. Franklin Pierce to the Honorable John Bell and Mrs. Bell. This collection is rich in genealogical and historical data. Family data as well as information on historic house of Middle Tennessee is extensive. Also included are a photographs; and post cards. The remainder of the Yeatman-Polk Collection is made up of land records composed of deeds, grants, maps, survey records, and title registrations; legal documents, including the reports of Colonel William Polk when he was supervisor of United States Revenue for the District of North Carolina, bonds and agreements, legal briefs and Henry Yeatman’s visas; and newspaper clippings of family and historical importance.

______* See land record book of subdivision of lands of Woods, Yeatman, and Company, 1876, in the collection.

Biographical Notes

Lucius Junius Polk, 1802-1870

1802 Born March 16 at Raleigh, North Carolina, son of Colonel William Polk and Sarah Hawkins

Educated at the University of North Carolina

1823 Moved to Tennessee settled on plantation in Maury County on the waters of Carter’s Creek

1831 Represented Maury County in Tennessee State Senate

1832 Lucius, Leonidas, Rufus King, and George Washington Polk received from their father William Polk four tracts of land of about thirteen hundred acres each, lying in a tract six or eight miles west of Columbia, Tennessee, on the Mt. Pleasant turnpike. Where the tracts of land met, St. John’s Episcopal Church was built on a six-acre tract which the Polk Brothers gave to the diocese.

1832 “Hamilton Place” built on Lucius’s tract land. Name in honor of deceased brother.

1832 Married, April 10, Mary Ann Eastin, daughter of William Eastin and Rachel Donelson, at the White House. She died August 1, 1847

1851-1853 Served as Adjutant General of Tennessee

1853 Married, September 15, Ann (Erwin) Pope, daughter of Andrew Erwin and Jane Patton, from Wartrace, Bedford County, Tennessee

1860 Second Eminent Commander of the Guard Commandery of Masons in Tennessee

1861 Presidential elector on the ticket of Jefferson Davis and Alexander H. Stephens for President and Vice-President of the Confederacy

1870 Died, October 3, at “Hamilton Place.” Buried at St. John’s Church

Henry Clay Yeatman, 1831-1910

1831 Born September 22, son of Thomas Yeatman and Jane Erwin

1835 Received $58,000 as his share of Thomas Yeatman’s estate.

1852 Purchased one-sixteenth interest in Cumberland Iron Works. Stewart County, Tennessee, for $80, 000

1852-1854 Traveled in Europe and the Middle East

1858 Married Mary Brown Polk, daughter of Lucius Junius Polk and Mary Ann Eastin, at “Hamilton Place.”

1861-1865 Confederate officer during the Civil War

Served as Aide-de-camp to General Leonidas Polk for three years

1878 Cumberland Iron Works of Woods, Yeatman, and Company advertised as for public sale. Holdings advertised as consisting of 60, 000 acres, two blast furnaces, and 14,000 acres which had been divided into ninety—four farms. Iron could be manufactured in that year for $12.59 per ton. However, only one blast furnace was in operation at time.

1882-1883 Invested in copper interests in Blue Wing, Granville County, North Carolina

Late 1880s-1910 Lived at “Hamilton Place,” Maury County, Tennessee. Farmed

1890 Mary (Polk) Yeatman died

1910 Died. Buried at St. John’s Churchyard with his wife

CONTAINER LIST

Microfilm Container List

Reel 1. Box 1, folder 1 to Box 7, folder 5 2. Box 8, folder 1 to Box 13, folder 7 3. Box 13, folder 8 to Box 18, folder 9 4. Box 18, folder 10 to Box 25, folder 8 5. Box 25, folder 9 to Box 33, folder 10 6. Box 33, folder 11 to Box 41, folder 6 7. Box 41, folder 7 to Box 49, folder 9 8. Box 50, folder 1 to Box 58, folder 1 9. Box 58, folder 2 to Box 67, folder 4 10. Box 67, folder 5 to Box 76, folder 2 11. Box 76, folder 3 to Box 86, folder 6 12. Box 87, folder 1 to Box 89, folder 13 13. Box 90, folder 1 to Box 92, folder 3 14. Box 93, folder 1 to Box 94, folder 3 15. Box 94, folder 4 to Box 97, folder 10 16. Box 97, folder 11 to Box 103, folder 6 17. Box 103, folder 7 to Box 110, folder 2 18. Box 110, folder 3 to Box 114, folder 3 19. Box 114, folder 4 to Volume Wrapped Separately (Wharton & Company Account Book)

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 1 1. undated 2. undated 3. undated 4, 1804-1840 5. 1852-1859 6. 1860-1869 7. 1870-1877 8. 1878-1880 9. 1881-1883 10. 1884 11. 1885 12. 1886 13. 1887 14. 1888-1889

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 2 Accounts 1. 1890-1894 2. 1895 3. 1896 4. 1897-1899 5. 1900 6. 1901 7. 1902-1909 8. 1910-1919 9. 1920-1922 10. 1923 11. 1924

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 3 Accounts 1. 1925 2. 1926 3. 1927 4. 1928-1925 5. 1930 6, 1931 7. 1932 8. 1933 9. 1934 10. 1935 11. 1936 12. 1937 13. 1940-1949

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 4 Accounts 1. 1950-1952 2. 1953 3. 1954 4. 1955-1958 5. 1962-1969 6. Bills of sale 7. Cancelled checks 8. Financial statements – American Red Cross, Commerce Union Bank, Hamilton County, Tennessee Lee Memorial Foundation 9. Promissory notes 10. Receipts – undated, 1797-1849 11. Receipt – 1855-1879 12. Receipt – 1880-1896

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 5 Accounts 1. Receipts – 1896-1899 2. Receipt – 1900-1919 3. Receipt – 1920-1939 4. Receipt – 1942-1967 5. Stocks – certificates, dividends, reports 6. Quarterly statements – Girard Trust Company

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 6 Accounts Books 1. Unknown, undated 2. Ashwood Farm – boarding records – 1884-1885 3. Ashwood Farm – stud records – 1874-1879 4. Brown and Polk – 1885-1899 5. Lucius J. Polk – 1850-1851 6. J.C.W. Steger – 1867 7. Henry Clay Yeatman, Guardian – 1867-1868 8. Henry Clay Yeatman – 1867-1873, 1870-1872, 1890, 1894-1903

Microfilm Reel # 1 Box 7 Account Books 1. Henry Clay Yeatman (?) – 1867-1870 2. Yeatman-Polk – 1860-1861, 1869, 1882 2a. Mary Brown (Polk) Yeatman – 1866 3. Mary Wharton Yeatman – 1902-1917 4. Mary Wharton Yeatman – 1929-1935 5. Trezevant Player Yeatman – 1910-1914, 1919-1929, 1921-1924

Microfilm Reel # 2 Box 8 Correspondence 1. Author unknown 2. Author unknown 3. Author unknown 4. Abbot, Julia Wade - Alsman, Lena 5. ______, Amy - Andrews, Mary A. 6. Armfield, Martha - B _____, Louise L. 7. Badger, George E. - Ball, Jane Polk 8. Ballard, Fanny T. - Banzhof, Magdalene 9. Barks, H.B. 10. Barnee, Canie B. - Beard, Ida E. 11. Beard, William E. - Belden, Lyda L. 12. Belknap, William W.

Microfilm Reel # 2 Box 9 Correspondence 1. Bell, Jane Erwin – undated 2. Bell, Jane Erwin – undated 3. Bell, Jane Erwin – undated 4. Bell, Jane Erwin – undated 5. Bell, Jane Erwin – 1881-1916 6. Bell, Jane (Erwin) Yeatman – undated 7. Bell, Jane (Erwin) Yeatman – undated 8. Bell, Jane (Erwin) Yeatman – 1850-1870 9. Bell, John 10. Benedict and Cole – Birch, Stephen 11. Blackburn, Mary Wharton – Blair, Ellen L. 12. Blake, Sarah R. (Polk) – undated, 1876-1896

Microfilm Reel # 2 Box 10 Correspondence 1. Blake, Sarah R. Polk – 1899-1921 2. Bland, Thomas – 1883 3. Boardman, Virginia B. – Braden, Eva 4. Bradford, Sarah (Polk) – Branch, Joseph G. 5. Branch, Mary – Breckinridge, Kate 6. Breen, J.R. – Bristol, Olive 7. Brodhead, Anna L. – Brown, Charles H. 8. Brown, George Campbell – Brown, Gertrude (Plunket) 9. Brown, Maude C. – Brown, Marion Lee

Microfilm Reel # 2 Box 11 Correspondence 1. Brown, Percy – 1886-1934 2. Brown, Percy – Brown, Richard Ewell 3. Brown, Susan Catherine (Massie) – 1906-1912 4. Brown, Susan Catherine (Massie) – 1917-1947 5. Brown, Susan Rebecca (Polk) – undated 6. Brown-Susan Rebecca (Polk) – 1866-1906 7. Brown-Susan Rebecca (Polk) – 1906-1910 8. Brown-Susan Rebecca (Polk) – 1911-1920 9. Brown-Tom H. – Brownlow, G.P. 10. Brownlow, William G. 11. Bruce, N ______, – Bullock, Mannie

Microfilm Reel # 2 Box 12 Correspondence 1. Burch, Evelyn P. – Burress, Julia 2. Bushness, Charles E. – Butler, James N. 3. C___, Elizabeth M. – Campbell, Milton G. 4. Campbell, Nell Roberts – ______, Caroline 5. Carpenter, Edith M. – Casey, Emmy P. 6. Cashion, Ruth – Catron, John 7. Cantrell, Bessie – Charette, Antoinette (Polk) de 8. Charette, Baron Athanase de – Sister Christabel, CSM 9. Christie, John – Coffe, Elizabeth 10. Coffee, Mary – Coleman, Lucy Singleton 11. Coleman, Mary A. – Colyar, M.C. 12. Comegys, Anna Lorraine (B ell) – undated 13. Comegys, Anna Lorranine (Bell) – 1853-1918

Microfilm Reel # 2 Box 13 Correspondence 1. Comegys, Harriet C. – Conell, Ellen 2. Conover, Alene Gray (Wharton) – undated, 1928-1938 3. Conover, Alene Gray (Wharton) – 1940-1963 4. Cook, H.P. – Cooper, D.B. 5. Copper, Elivira Juliet (Polk) – 1876-1922 6. Copper, Horace – Crocker Fertilizar & Company 7. Crockett, Caroline Clark – Cruikshank, Bay

Microfilm Reel # 3 Box 13 Correspondence 8. Cruikshank, Ernest 9. Cruikshank, Margaret – 1929-1937 10. Cruikshank, Margaret – 1937-1953 11. Cruikshank, Olive 12. Cruikshank, Rose – Cunningham, Jr

Microfilm Reel # 3 Box 14 Correspondence 1. Currey, Jane (?)– Currey, Robert Brownlee 2. Dake, Richard W. – Dalton, Maria L. 3. Dandridge, E.P. – DeBow, Martha Johns 4. DelLaskey, Mary E. – Devereaux, A.C. 5. Dickson (?), Alice – Dillard, Winfred 6. Dillion, Edward – Dillion, Frances Anne (Polk) 7. Dillion, J.H. 8. Dillion. L.P. – Dixon, F.W. 9. Doane, Thomas H. – Dodge, General A.C. 10. Dodge Harrison H. 11. Donelson, Andrew Jackson – Donelson, Daniel Smith 12. Donelson, Eliza E. – Doriot, Sophie 13. Douglas, Beverly – Douglass, Hiram Kennedy

Microfilm Reel # 3 Box 15 Correspondence 1. Douthat, Agnes H. 2. Douthat, Catherine T. – Drake, Kate C. 3. Dreyfus, Frederick J. – 1945 4. Dreyfus, Frederick J. – 1946-1948 5. DuBose, Carolyn Wade – DuBose, Mary M. 6. Dugger, Alice B. – Duvall, G 7. Eakin, Adams & Co. – Eastin, George S. 8. Eastin, John D. – Eastin, William 9. Easton, Kenneth G. – Elliot, Annie Mary 10. Elliott, Gilbert – Emery, Lillian 11. ______, Ernestine – Eustis, J.B. 12. Evans, Daisy Pearl – Evans, George J. 13. Evans, Sarah T. (Carrington)

Microfilm Reel # 3 Box 16 Correspondence 1. Ewing, J. – Farrar, J. Henry 2. Farrar, Rose – Fisher, John 3. Fisher, Samuel T. – Ford, Lena 4. Ford, M.E. – Foster, C.C. 5. Foster, Mabel – Freeman, Right Reverend James E. 6. Freeman, Louise (Richardson) – Frierson, Mary R. 7. Frierson, Mayes and Company 8. Funk, Alice – Galbreath, Helen E. 9. Gale, William Dudley – Gale, Frances Polk 10. Gale, Katherine (Polk) – undated 11. Gale, Katherine (Polk) – 1877-1913

Microfilm Reel # 3 Box 17 Correspondence 1. Galloway, Elaine – Gibson, R.L. 2. Girard, Trust Company 3. Gompertz, Rosalie – Gow, R.M. 4. Gracy, Martha W. – Green, Julia W. 5. Greenlaw, W.B. – Guerke, Annette de 6. Guerry, Alexander – H______, Harriett, B. 7. Hailey, Dorothy – Hannah, David 8. Harding, Margaret B. – Harris, J.A. 9. Harris, Matilda – Harwood, Iola 10. Haskell, Susan – 1929-1934 11. Haskell, Susan – 1936-1958 12. Hastings, W.D. – Havey, Malinde I. 13. Hays, Maud Calloway – Herndon, Stanley B.

Microfilm Reel # 3 Box 18 Correspondence 1. Hersey, Ella W. – Hinchman, H.B. 2. Hindman, Thomas G. 3. Hine, Felia 4. Hine, Mary B. – Holombe, William H. 5. Hollins, Courtney – Holt, Richard Wharton 6. Holt, Sarah Wharton 7. Horne, R.L. – Horton and McNeilly 8. Houston, Russell 9. Howard, Anne C. – Hughes, Lucile G.

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 18 Correspondence 10. Hull, Cordell – Hyatt, Sephia H. 11. ______, Irene – Izard, Ralph 12. Jackson, Andrew 13. Jackson, Emily B.H. – Jenks, Maud

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 19 Correspondence 1. Jeter, Bettie B. – Jones, C.C. 2. Jones, C.S. – undated, 1879-1890 3. Jones, C.S. – 1891-1896 4. Jones, Edgar – Jones, Medora 5. Jones, Rebecca Edwards – undated, 1875-1893 6. Jones, Rebecca Edwards – 1894-1925 7. Jones, Robin ap Robin 8. Jones, Sarah Rachael (Polk) – undated 9. Jones, Sarah Rachael (Polk) – 1860-1897 10. Jones, Sue W. – Keeble, John B. 11. Kellerman, Edith – Kirton, Betty H.

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 20 Correspondence 1. Klein, Catherine – Kyle, S. Lee 2. L’Alliance Francaise – Landon, Virginia M. 3. Lanier, Mary Field – Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation 4. Legerard, C.G. Brown – Lewis, Betty 5. ______, Lillie – Littlefield, Mary (Fisher) 6. Littlefield, Mary – Littlefield, Mary (Fisher) 7. Littlefield, Mary (Fisher) – Littlefield, Mary Polk (Eastin) 8. Locke, W.A. – Long, Sara 9. Longfellow, Alice M. 10. Longfellow, Alice M. 11. Longmans, Green and Company – Love, Mary G. 12. Lubke, George W. – Lyon, Jimmy

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 21 Correspondence 1. Lyon, Susan (Brown) – Lyon, Susan 2. McCabe, W. Gordon – McDearman, Mary Battle 3. McElroy, Margaret – McLane, Georgine 4. McLemore, Annie Louise (Wharton) – undated, 1857-1864 5. McLemore, Annie Louise (Wharton) – 1868-1906 6. McLeod, Eudora K. – Mahon, A.B. 7. Malone, Mary Cornelia – Manly, Charles 8. Manning, W.J. – Marr, Thomas S. 9. Marsh, Mary E. – Martin (?), Andrew 10. Martin, Anne (Nye) – undated, 1906-1907 11. Martin, Anne (Nye) – 1928-1937 12. Martin, Anne (Nye) – 1938-1955

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 22 Correspondence 1. Martin, Elizabeth – Mastin, Mary I. 2. Matthews, Charles W. – Maxon, James M. 3. Mayes, Mamie – Miller, Ed H. 4. Minor, Nannie J. – Moak, Katherine W. 5. Moody, H.A. – Morgan, Louise H. 6. Morgan, Nancy Lee – Mosley, Joel 7. Mosley, Lizinka Campbell (Brown) – 1917-1952 8. Mosley, Lizinka Campbell (Brown) – 1953-1964 9. Moss, Molly – Myers, Margaret 10. Nash, Aplha B. – Neel, Julia Ross 11. Neil, Mrs. – Newell, George 12. Newell, R.N. 13. Newsom, Ella K. – Nixon, A.J.

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 23 Correspondence 1. Nixon, H. – Notgrass, Wesley 2. Nunn, W.M. – O’Bannon, Rena A. 3. Oehmig, Bessie – Ogden, John 4. Oldham, Thenie (McLemore) 5. Oliver, Annie – Olmsted, Denison 6. Otey, James H. – Owsley, Harriet C. 7. Pace, William R. – Patten, Elizabeth B. 8. Patten, Margaret T. – Patton, Eugene E. 9. Patton, Patty – Peck, H.A.

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 24 Correspondence 1. January, 1942 2. February, 1942 3. March, 1942 4. April, 1942 5. May, 1942 6. June, 1942 7. July, 1942 8. August, 1942 9. September, 1942 10. November – December 11. 1943

* These letters were withdrawn by Mrs. J.L. Whiteside while the Yeatman-Polk Collection was deposit.

Microfilm Reel # 4 Box 25 Correspondence 1. Peery, George – Penn, Maud Read 2. Pennington, Maymie 3. Perkins, Calvin – Peters, Major Thomas 4. Peterssen, Annabelle 5. Petersen, Louise – Pikens, L.H. 6. Pidint, F.M. – Pitt, William C. 7. Player, Emma (Yeatman) 8. Player, H.H. – Player, Thompson T.

Microfilm Reel # 5 Box 25 Correspondence 9. Plunnkett, J.D. – Poisson, Gertryn

Microfilm Reel # 5 Box 26 Correspondence 1. Polk, Armour Cantrell – Polk, Cynthia Martin 2. Polk, Eliza Eastin – undated 3. Polk, Eliza Eastin – undated 4. Polk, Eliza Eastin – undated 5. Polk, Eliza Eastin – 1851-1893 6. Polk, Frances Devereaux – undated, 1837-1844 7. Polk, George Washington – 1867-1879 8. Polk, George Washington – 1879-1886 9. Polk, George Washington – 1886-1914 10. Polk, George Washington – 1918-1920 11. Polk, George Washington – 1921-1923 12. Polk, Ida (Lyon) – Polk, James Knox 13. Polk, Jane (Jackson)

Microfilm Reel # 5 Box 27 Correspondence 1. Polk, Leonidas 2. Polk, Lucius Junius – 1820-1833 3. Polk, Lucius Junius – 1834-1842 4. Polk, Lucius Junius – 1842-1856 5. Polk, Lucius Junius – 1857-1870 6. Polk Lucius Junius – 1874-1888 7. Polk Lucius Junius – 1888-1923 8. Polk Lucius Junius – Polk, Rebecca (Van Leer) 9. Polk, Samuel – Polk, Sarah (Hawkins) 10. Polk, Sarah (Jackson) – Polk, Van Leer 11. Polk, William – Polk, William Macklenburg

Microfilm Reel # 5 Box 28 Correspondence 1. ______, Polly – Pope, Horton 2. Pope, Mary Howe – Potts, William N. 3. Powell, Margaret – Prentice, P.I. 4. Prescott, William – Prichitt, Zara 5. Purnell, Daisy R. – Quintard, Charles Todd 6. Rainey, John S. – Ramirez, J.B. 7. Ramsey, Zoi – Raworth, Mamie 8. Ray, Worth S. – Read, Laura 9. Red, Margaret S. 10. Redford, A.H. – Reese, W.B. 11. Reeves, Susie P. 12. Reynolds, Mary H. – Richardson, Albert

Microfilm Reel # 5 Box 29 Correspondence 1. Richardson, Annie Lou (McLemore) 2. Richardson, Hattie D. – Richardson, Ida A. 3. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – undated, 1904 4. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1905 5. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1906 6. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1907 7. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1908 8. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1909

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 30 Correspondence 1. 1910 2. 1911 3. 1913-1915 4. 1916-1921 5. 1922-1924 6. 1926-1928 7. 1929-1931 8. 1932

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 31 Correspondence 1. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1933-1936 2. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1938-1939 3. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1943-1946 4. Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owens) – 1950-1956 5. Richardson, John A. W. – Riddle, L. 6. Rines, Edward Francis – Robinson, W.C. 7. Rockwell, Katherine-Rousey, Merle A. 8. Rowley, Mina G. – Rugeley, Helen H. 9. Rucker, Anna (Richardson) – undated 10. Rucker, Anne (Richardson) – 1914-1932 11. Rucker, Anne (Richardson) – 1935-1964

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 32 Correspondence 1. Rucker, Cornielle M. – Ruhm, H.D. 2. Russell, Julia C. (Wharton) – Rutledge, Marie 3. S______, May – Seenger, Leon 4. Saint John’s Church – Sanders, J. Maryon 5. Savage, Jane (Bell) – Schemehl, Katherine 6. Schrader, John C. – Sewall, Arthur W. 7. Sewall, Cynthia Pope (Yeatman) – Sewall, Malcolm C. 8. Seymour, Flora Nell – Shipman, William D. 9. Shrader, Sadie D. – Simpkin, Annie O. 10. Simpson, C.C. – Simpson, William 11. Sinkler, Julia U. – Smart, Emily J. 12. Smart, Jane – Smith, Fred H. 13. Smith, Irwin – Smith, T.P.

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 33 Correspondence 1. Smyth, Mamie – Soria, H.N. 2. Soulier, Edna 3. Soulier, Edna 4. Sowell, Ione E. 5. Sperry, Mary D. – Springer, Ethel M. 6. Spruill, Elizabeth-Stephen, Net P. 7. Stephen, Walter W. – Stine, Annibel 8. Stockell, Alice Eloise- Strong, Dr. Robert A. 9. Strudwick, Clem – Strudwick, Susan R. 10. Sullivan, Ernestine – Talcott, Anges G. 11. Tarboux, Marie V. 12. Tarboux, Marie V.

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 34 Correspondence 1. Tarpley, Edward R. – Thatcher, Llyod E. 2. Thom, Foong Ching – Thompson, Jessie Cowan 3. Thompson, M.A. – Torrey, J.D. 4. Totten, Catlyna – Townsend, Justine Van Rennselar 5. Trabue, Horace – Tucker, Elizabeth 6. Turner, Harriet L. – Union Bus Terminal 7. Urguhart, Eveline E. 8. Van Buren, John – Van Deventer, Mary L. 9. Van Dusen, J.B. – Wade, Theodora K. 10. Wadhams, L.W. – Waggoner, Charles D. 11. Walker, Ellen F. 12. Walker, John F. 13. Walker, John F.

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 35 Correspondence 1. Walker, Margaret Laws – Walker, Nell Allen 2. Walker, Sarah Polk (Wharton) – undated, 1899-1900 3. Walker, Sarah Polk (Wharton) – 1901 4. Walker, Sarah Polk (Wharton) – 1902 5. Walker, Sarah Polk (Wharton) – 1903 6. Wall, Smith – Walton, Sarah L. 7. Ward, Henry V. – Waterman, Julia 8. Waters, G.H. – Webb, Lousie Manning 9. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – undated 10. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – undated 11. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – undated 12. Web, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – undated 13. Web, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – undated

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 36 Correspondence 1. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – 1885-1914 2. Webb, Thomas Shapard – Walcher, Maud C. 3. Wells, Iverson Currey 4. Wells, Iverson Currey 5. Wharton, Addie – Wharton, Algernon Sidney 6. Wharton, Anne Louise – undated 7. Wharton, Anne Lousie – undated 8. Wharton, Anne Louise – 1899-1900 9. Wharton, Anne Louise – 1903-1907

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 37 Correspondence 1. 1909 2. 1910 3. 1911-1912 4. 1913-1917 5. 1920-1926 6. 1923-1924 7. 1925-1926 8. 1927 9. 1928 10. 1929 11. 1930 12. 1930

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 38 Correspondence – Wharton, Anne Louise 1. 1931 2. 1931 3. 1932 4. 1932 5. 1933 6. 1933 7. 1934 8. 1935 9. 1936 10. 1937 11. 1038 12. 1938

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 39 Correspondence – Wharton, Anne Louise 1. 1939 2. 1940 3. 1940 4. 1941 5. 1942-1943 6. 1944 7. 1945 8. 1946 9. 1947-1948 10. 1949-1950 11. 1951-1954 12. 1955 13. 1955 14. 1956

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 40 Correspondence 1. Wharton, Anne Louise – 1957-1958 2. Wharton, Anne Louise – 1958 3. Wharton, Anne Louise – 1959-1964 4. Wharton, Araminta Jane – Wharton, Charles W. 5. Wharton, George Micheal – Wharton, John U.H. 6. Wharton, Julia (Brannon) 7. Wharton, Julia (Brannon) 8. Wharton, L.B. – Wharton, Mary Eliza (Currey) 9. Wharton, Mary Eliza (Currey) 10. Wharton, N.Earl – Wharton, Priscilla Jane (Dickson) 11. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1901-1908 12. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1907-1908 13. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1910-1913

Microfilm Reel # 6 Box 41 Correspondence 1. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1911-1912 2. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1913-1914 3. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1915-1927 4. Wharton, Richard Currey – 1931-1957 5. Wharton, Sue Marion (Landon) – undated 6. Wharton, Sue Marion (Lanndon) – 1907-1908

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 41 Correspondence 7. Wharton, Sue Marion (Landon) – 1909-1910 8. Wharton, Sue Marion (Landon) – 1911-1912 9. Wharton, Sue Maron (Landon) – 1913-1915

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 42 Correspondence 1. 1920-1924 2. 1927-1929 3. 1930 4. 1931 5. 1932-1933 6. 1934-1935 7. 1937-1939 8. 1940-1944 9. 1945-1948 10. 1940 11. 1950-1954 12. 1955-1958 13. 1961-1964

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 43 Correspondence 1. Wharton, Thomas J. – Wharton, William Henry 2. Wharton, William Henry – undated, 1855-1858 3. Wharton, William Henry – 1871-1874 4. Wharton, William Henry – 1874-1899 5. Wharton, William Henry – 1899-1900 6. Wharton, William Henry – 1900-1906 7. Wharton, William Henry – 1907-1921 8. Wharton, William Henry – 1932-1948 9. Wheeler, Mrs. A.J. – White, Will 10. Whiteside, Eloise Orr – Whiteside, Martha

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 44 Correspondence – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 1. undated 2. undated 3. undated, 1925-1929 4. 1930-1931 5. 1932 6. 1933 7. 1934 8. 1934 9. 1934 10. 1934

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 45 Correspondence – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 1. 1934 2. 1934 3. 1935 4. 1935 5. 1935 6. 1935 7. 1935 8. 1935

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 46 Correspondence – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 1. 1935 2. 1935 3. 1936 4. 1936 5. 1936 6. 1936 7. 1936 8. 1936 9. 1936 10. 1937 11. 1937

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 47 Correspondence – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 1. 1937 2. 1937 3. 1937 4. 1938 5. 1938 6. 1938 7. 1938 8. 1938 9. 1938

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 48 Correspondence – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 1. 1939 2. 1939 3. 1939 4. 1939 5. 1940 6. 1940 7. 1940 8. 1940 9. 1940 10. 1940 11. 1940

Microfilm Reel # 7 Box 49 Correspondence – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 1. 1941 2. 1941 3. 1941 4. 1941 5. 1944-1947 6. 1948-1954 7. 1955 8. 1955 9. 1955

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 50 Correspondence 1. Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) – 1955 2. Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) – 1955 3. Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) – 1956-1964 4. Whifield, Edith – Williams, Caroline 5. Williams, Emily Donelson (Polk) – undated 6. Williams, Emily Donelson (Polk) – 1856-1890 7. Williams, George C. – Williams, Joseph Minnick 8. Williams, Joe V. – Williamson, George 9. Willis, Margie J. – Wilson, Mary Jones (Copper) 10. Wilson, Mary R.L. 11. Wilson, Mary R.L. 12. Wilson, Polly S. – Whittg______, P. Carolyner

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 51-Correspondence 1. Wofford, Florence H. – Womock, Daisy W. 2. Woodruff, Mary Lester – Woods, James 3. Woods, R. – Wyatt, Margaret 4. Yeatman, C.E. – Yeatman, Georgina Pope 5. Yeatman, Georgina Pope 6. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated 7. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated 8. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated 9. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated 10. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated 11. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated 12. Yeatman, Henry Clay – undated

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 52 Correspondence 1. 1860 2. 1861-1865 3. 1866 4. 1867 5. 1868 6. 1869 7. 1870 8. 1872 9. 1874 10. 1875 11. 1876

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 53 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. 1878 2. 1880 3. 1881 4. 1882 5. 1882 6. 1883 7. 1883 8. 1886-1889 9. 1890-1893 10. 1894 11. 1894-1896 12. 1897-1899

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 54 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. Undated 2. 1875-1883 3. 1884-1885 4. 1886 5. 1886 6. 1887 7. 1888 8. 1889 9. 1890-1894 10. 1895 11. 1896

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 55 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. Undated 2. Undated 3. 1925-1928 4. 1929-2931 5. 1932 6. 1932 7. 1933 8. 1934 9. 1934 10. 1934

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 56 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. 1934 2. 1934 3. 1935 4. 1935 5. 1935 6. 1935 7. 1935 8. 1936

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 57 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. 1936 2. 1936 3. 1937 4. 1937 5. 1937 6. 1938 7. 1938 8. 1938

Microfilm Reel # 8 Box 58 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. 1939

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 58 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 2. 1939 3. 1940 4. 1940 5. 1941 6. 1943-1944 7. 1945 8. 1946-1947 9. 1948-1950 10. 1952-1955 11. 1955 12. 1956-1957 13. 1957-1959 14. 1961- 1969

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 59 Correspondence – Yeatman, Henry Clay 1. Yeatman, James Erwin – undated, 1860-1869 2. Yeatman, James Erwin – 1874-1879 3. Yeatman, James Erwin – 1880-1881 4. Yeatman, James Erwin – 1882-1883 5. Yeatman, James Erwin – 1884-1889 6. Yeatman, James Erwin – 1890-1900 7. Yeatman, Jean, Hansford (Anderson) 8. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – undated 9. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – undated 10. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – undated

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 60 Correspondence – Yeatman, Jenny Bell 1. 1888-1911 2. 1912-1913 3. 1916-1919 4. 1920 5. 1921-1924 6. 1925-1926 7. 1927-1928 8. 1929-1930

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 61-Correspondence 1. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – 1931 2. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – 1932 3. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – 1933 4. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – 1934-1936 5. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – 1937 6. Yeatman, Jenny Bell – 1938-1949 7. Yeatman, Leonie Monoury 8. Yeatman, Lucia Polk – 1893 9. Yeatman, Lucia Polk – 1894-1895 10. Yeatman, Lucia Polk – 1895-1896 11. Yeatman, Lucretia (Pope) – Yeatman, M. 12. Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – undated 13. Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – undated

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 62 Correspondence 1. Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – undated 2. Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – undated 3. Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – undated 4. Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – undated, 1856-1882 5. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated 6. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated 7. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated 8. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated 9. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 63 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. Undated 2. Undated 3. 1899-1902 4. 1903-1911 5. 1912 6. 1912 7. 1913 8. 1913

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 64 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1914-1915 2. 1916-1917 3. 1918-1919 4. 1920-1922 5. 1925-1926 6. 1928 7. 1928 8. 1929-1930

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 65 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1931 2. 1931 3. 1931 4. 1932 5. 1932 6. 1932 7. 1932

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 66 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1932 2. 1932 3. 1932 4. 1932 5. 1932 6. 1932 7. 1933 8. 1933

Microfilm Reel # 9 Box 67 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1933 2. 1933 3. 1933 4. 1933

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 67 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 5. 1933 6. 1933 7. 1933 8. 1933

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 68 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1933 2. 1934 3. 1934 4. 1934 5. 1934 6. 1934 7. 1934 8. 1934 9. 1934

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 69 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1934 2. 1934 3. 1934 4. 1934 5. 1934 6. 1934 7. 1934 8. 1934

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 70 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1934 2. 1935 3. 1935 4. 1935 5. 1936 6. 1937 7. 1938 8. 1938

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 71 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1939 2. 1940 3. 1942 4. 1942 5. 1943 6. 1943 7. 1944 8. 1944 9. 1944

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 72 Correspondence – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 1. 1945 2. 1946 3. 1946 4. 1947 5. 1947 6. 1948 7. 1948 8. 1948

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 73 Correspondence 1. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – 1949 2. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – 1949 3. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – 1949 4. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – 1951-1958 5. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – 1961-1968 6. Yeatman, Nancy Lee (McDearman) – 1946 7. Yeatman, Nancy Lee (McDearman) – 1946-1950 8. Yeatman, Pope 9. Yeatman, Russell Houston 10. Yeatman, Thomas – undated 11. Yeatman, Thomas – 1853-1885 12. Yeatman, Thomas – 1877-1890

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 74 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. Undated 2. 1886-1890 3. 1911 4. 1912 5. 1912 6. 1912 7. 1913 8. 1913 9. 1916-1917 10. 1918-1919

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 75 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1930-1939 2. Undated 3. Undated 4. 1925 5. 1938 6. 1929-1930 7. 1931 8. 1932 9. 1932 10. 1932

Microfilm Reel # 10 Box 76 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1932 2. 1932

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 76 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 3. 1933 4. 1933 5. 1933 6. 1934 7. 1934 8. 1934 9. 1934

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 77 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1934 2. 1934 3. 1934 4. 1935 5. 1935 6. 1935 7. 1935 8. 1935 9. 1935

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 78 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1936 2. 1936 3. 1936 4. 1936 5. 1936 6. 1936 7. 1936 8. 1937 9. 1937 10. 1937

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 79 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1938 2. 1938 3. 1938 4. 1938 5. 1938 7. 1938 8. 1939 9. 1939 10. 1939 11. 1939 12. 1939

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 80 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1940 2. 1940 3. 1940 4. 1940 5. 1941 6. 1941 7. 1941 8. 1942-1845 9. 1946

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 81 Correspondence – Yeatman, Trezevant Player 1. 1948-1949 2. 1950 3. 1950 4. 1951-1952 5. 1953-1954

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 82 Correspondence 1. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 2. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 3. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 4. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 5. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 6. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 7. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1955 8. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1957 9. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1957 10. Yeatman, Trezevant Player – 1958-1962 11. Yerkers, Edith L. – Zyzniewski, Jean (Barr)

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 83 1. Address Books 2. Advertisements 3. Album – Mary Eastin Wharton 4. Almanac – 1824 5. Announcements – Engagement, wedding – A-C 6. Announcements – Engagement, wedding – D-F 7. Announcements – Engagement, weddings – G-L 8. Announcements – Engagement, weddings – M-R 9. Announcements – Engagement, weddings – S-Z 10. Announcements – Engagement, weddings – miscellaneous 11. Applications

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 84 1. Awards 2. Biographical sketches – Dickson, Joseph 3. Biographical sketches – Donelson, John, Donelson, Mary (Purnell) 4. Biographical sketches – Erwin, Jane (Patton) 5. Biographical sketches – Ewell, Richard Stoddart – Lewis, Merriwether 6. Biographical sketches – Polk, James Knox 7. Biographical sketches – Polk, Rufus King 8. Biographical sketches – Polk, William 9. Biographical sketches – Wharton, Arthur Dickson, Wharton, George Michael 10. Biographical sketches – Yeatman, James Erwin, Yeatman, Thomas 11. Calling cards 12. Cartoons 13. Catalogs – Ashwood Farm, Maury County, Tennessee 14. Certificates

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 85 Church Records 1. Accounts, annual reports 2. Bulletins – St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Columbia, Tennessee 3. Bulletins – St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Columbia, Tennessee 4. Bulletins – Miscellaneous 5. Church letters, correspondence 5a. First Presbyterian Church, Nashville, Tennessee, Tennessee – membership in 1862 6. Miscellaneous 7. Publications 8. Publications 9. St. John’s Episcopal Church, History – by Trezevant Player 10. St. John’s Episcopal Church – record of baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and burials, 1842-1848 11. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church – History 12. Zion Presbyterian Church – History

Microfilm Reel # 11 Box 86 Church records – Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, Episcopal Church 1. Annual reports, 1940 – A-G 2. Annual reports, 1940 – H-R 3. Annual reports, St. Alban’s – St. Louis 4. Annual reports, St. Mark’s Mission – Trinity Church, Mason 5. Financial reports, membership lists, minutes 6. Personal notes, Mary Wharton Yeatman

Microfilm Reel # 12 Box 87 Clippings 1. Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennessee 2. Columbia, Tennessee 3. Coolidge, President Calvin 4. Ewell, Farma, Spring Hill, Tennessee 5. Historic houses, etc. 6. Historic houses, etc. 7. Hoover, President Herbert 8. Jackson, Andrew and Jackson, Rachael 9. Jackson, Andrew and Jackson, Rachael

Microfilm Reel # 12 Box 88 Clippings 1. Miscellaneous 2. Miscellaneous 3. Miscellaneous 4. Miscellaneous 5. Miscellaneous 6. Miscellaneous, Persons 7. Nashville 8. Nashville 9. New Orleans 10. Photographs, drawings, etc.

Microfilm Reel # 12 Box 89 Clippings 1. Politics and government 2. Polk, James Knox 3. Protestant, Episcopal Church 4. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano 5. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano 6. Roosevelt, Theodore 7. St. John’s Episcopal Church, Zion Church 8. Sketches – Places 9. Tennessee History 10. Yeatman, Polk and related families 11. Yeatman, Polk and related families 12. Yeatman, Polk and related families 13. Yeatman, Polk and related families

Microfilm Reel # 13 Box 90 Diaries 1. Author unknown 2. Comegys, Anna Lorriane (Bell) – “Springside” School, 1906-1919 3. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – 1879; Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk)- - 1886 4. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – 1891-1914 5. Wharton, Anne Louise – undated, 1907 6. Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) – 1933, 1935

Microfilm Reel # 13 Box 91 Diaries 1. Yeatman, Henry Clay – 1852; 1855-1856 2. Yeatman, Henry Clay – 1893; Yeatman, Russell Houston- - 1893 3. Yeatman, Henry Clay – 1894-1907 4. Wharton, Mary Eliza (Currey ?) – undated 5. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated 6. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) – undated

Microfilm Reel # 13 Box 92 Diaries – Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman 1. 1924, 1931, 1933-1934 2. 1935-1937 3. 1938-1939

Microfilm Reel # 14 Box 93 Diaries – Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman 1. 1940-1941 2. 1942-2943 3. 1944-1945 4. 1946-1947

Microfilm Reel # 14 Box 94 Diaries – Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman 1. 1948-1949 2. 1950-1951 3. 1952-1953

Microfilm Reel # 15 Box 94 Diaries – Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman 4. 1954-1955

Microfilm Reel # 15 Box 95 Diaries – Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman 1. 1956-1957 2. 1958-1959 3. 1960-1961 4. 1962

Microfilm Reel # 15 Box 96 1. Diaries – Mary Eastin (Wharton) Yeatman – 1963 2. Diseases – Diphtheria immunization programs – American National Red Cross 3. Estate papers – Comegys, Anna Lorriane (Bell) 4. Estate papers – Player, Harry H. Player, Thomas Trezevant 5. Estate papers – Polk, Rufus King 6. Estate papers – Polk, Major William 7. Estate papers – Polk, Colonel William 8. Estate papers – Yeatman, Jenny Bell 9. Eulogy – Meadors, Louise Dobbins

Microfilm Reel # 15 Box 97 Genealogical Data 1. Battle family 2. Berry family 3. Brown family 4. Currey family 5. Davis (Davies) family 6. Dickson family 7. Dickson family 8. Donelson family 9. Douthat family 10. Eastin family

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 97 Genealogical Data 11. Easton family 12. Edwards family 13. Erwin family 14. Farrar family 15. Harris family 16. Harrwood family 17. Hawkins family 18. Hooper family 19. Jones family 20. Littlefield family 21. McGavock family 22. McLemore family 23. Morris family

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 98 Genealogical Data 1. Orr family 2. Owen family 3. Patton family 4. Player family 5. Polk family 6. Pope family 7. Purnell family 8. Robertson family 9. Savage family 10. Shackelford family 11. Smith family 12. Stockey family 13. Warner family 14. Wharton family 15. White family 16. William family 17. Woods family 18. Yeatman family 19. Miscellaneous

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 99 1. Historic houses, etc. 2. Insurance records – Dividends, loans 3. Insurance records – Policies, premium receipts

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 100 Invitations 1. Commencements 2. Miscellaneous 3. Miscellaneous 4. Wedding – A-C 5. Weddings – D-F 6. Weddings – G-J 7. Weddings – K-N 8. Weddings – O-S 9. Weddings – T-Z

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 101 1. Journals – Donelson, John 2. Journals – Yeatman, Mary, Brown (Polk) – 1858, 1864 3. Journals – Newell, R.N. – 1876 4. Journals – Polk, Major Williams – 1859, 1869 5. Journals – Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – 1886 6. Land records – Woods, Yeatman, and Company – Subdivision of lands, 1876 7. Land records – Polk, Colonel William – Lands surveyed in Bedford, Giles, Lincoln, Maury, Overton, and Williamson Counties, Tennessee – 1785-1814

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 102 1. Land records – “Hamilton Place”- - deeds, survey 2. Land records – Land grants 3. Land records – Land registration and transfer 4. Land records – Land surveying 5. Land records – Miscellaneous 6. Legal documents – Birth certificates – Wharton, Anne Louise 7. Legal documents – Bonds, agreements 8. Legal documents – Briefs 9. Legal documents – Briefs – Robin Jones vs. T.F. Smalling, et al. – agreements, briefs, contracts, petitions, etc. 10. Legal documents – Charters 11. Legal documents – Contracts 12. Legal documents – Internal Revenue – William Polk, Supervisor 13. Legal documents – Licenses 14. Legal documents – Pension records – Polk, William 15. Legal documents – Petitions 16. Legal documents – Taxes, Treasury Department 17. Legal documents – Visas, passports

Microfilm Reel # 16 Box 103 1. Letterbook – child of Henry Clay Yeatman – 1886-1889 2. Letterbook – Polk, William – also contains lists of horses, cattle, sheep, farming tools, books, pictures, furniture, engraving, with prices and to whom sold undated 3. Lists and memorabilia 4. Lists and memorabilia 5. Lists and memorabilia 6. Lists and memorabilia

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 103 7. Lists and memorabilia 8. Livestock registration 9. Maps, charts 10. Maps, charts

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 104 1. Medicine 2. Meetings 3. Military records – Appointment of Dr. Richard O. Currey as a surgeon in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States 4. Military records – Survey questionnaires, U.S. Army – World War II 4a. Military records – Survey questionnaires, U.S. Army – World War II 5. Minutes – Maury County Garden Club – 1948 6. Minutes Book – Humboldt Lodge No. 90 Knights of Honor, Nashville, Tennessee – 1905-1912 7. Miscellaneous 8. Miscellaneous

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 105 1. Miscellaneous 2. Miscellaneous 3. Miscellaneous 4. Note – Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – Notes from Mr. Pancoast’s lectures on English literature (also contains some recipes) 5. Notebooks – Wharton, Anne Louise 6. Notebook – Wharton, Anne Louise 7. Notebook – Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) – Mr. McLeod’s notes on English literature

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 106 1. Obituaries 2. Obituaries 3. Organizations – American National Red Cross, Daughters of the American Revolution 4. Organization – Maury County Garden Club, Maury County, Tennessee 5. Organizations – Query Club, Nashville, Tennessee; Student’s Club, Women’s Auxiliary of Maury County Hospital, Columbia, Tennessee 6. Patterns – Crochet 7. Patterns – Embroidery 8. Patterns – Embroidery 9. Patterns – Knitting 10. Patterns – Sewing

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 107 Photographs, drawings, etc. 1. Album – unknown 2. Album – Wharton, William Henry – Cumberland University Lebanon, Tennessee – 1859-1860 3. Albums – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) 4. Unidentified 5. Unidentified 6. Unidentified 7. Unidentified 8. Miscellaneous

Due to conservation work done in the Spring of 1997, Box 108 had to be divided into two boxes, now labeled as Box 108A and Box 108

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 108A Photograph, drawings, etc. 1. Negatives 2. Identified – A-F 3. Identified – G-L 4. Identified – M-R 5. Identified – S-Z

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 108 Photograph, drawings, etc. 6. Wharton and Yeatman Families 7. Places – “Ashwood Hall” and “Hamilton Places” 8. Places – Identified 9. Places – Unidentified 10. Places – Branham and Hughes School, Spring Hill, Tennessee – 1900-1907 11. Places – “The Hermitage,” Hermitage, Tennessee 12. Portraits – Unidentified

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 109 1. Post Cards

Microfilm Reel # 17 Box 110 1. Politics and government – Constitutions – Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities, National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Tennessee 2. Programs

Microfilm Reel # 18 Box 110 3. Programs 4. Programs 5. Programs 6. Publications 7. Publications – New England Historical and Genealogical Register – 1923 8. Publications – New England Historical and Genealogical Register – 1924 9. Publications – New England Historical and Genealogical Register – 1924

Microfilm Reel # 18 Box 112 1. Recipes

Microfilm Reel # 18 Box 113 1. Reports – Copper, phosphate analysis 2. Sketches – Motilone Indains 3. Sketches – Places – Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennessee; Historical Maury 4. Speeches – Honorable John Bell, Honorable Hamilton Fish 5. Statistics – Mortality statistics for southern states – 1928 6. Time Book – Ashwood Farm – 1886 7. Time Book – Chinese Mission, San Francisco, California – Anne Louise Wharton – 1923-1927 8. Time Book – “Pillow Place,” Maury County, Tennessee – 1889-1898 9. Voter registration 10. Wills – Unknown; Browmer, Peter- Yeatman, Jenny Bell 11. Addition – placed on deposit by Trezevant Player Yeatman III

Microfilm Reel # 18 Box 114 Schools 1. Bulletins, catalogs 2. Class notes 3. Class notes – Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton)

Microfilm Reel # 19 Box 114 Schools 4. Grade reports – Wharton, Anne Louise-Yeatman, Trezevant Player 5. Grade reports – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) 6. Grade reports – Yeatman, Henry Clay 7. Grade reports – Yeatman, Trezevant Player, Jr.

Microfilm Reel # 19 Box 115 Scrapbooks 1. Author unknown 2. Bowles, Margaretta – London, U.S. – 1874-1845, 1878-1879 3. Columbia Female Institute, Columbia, Tennessee – Unknown author 4. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) 5. Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) – 1879-1882

Microfilm Reel # 19 Box 116 Scrapbooks 1. Wharon, Anne Louise – 1911, undated 2. Wharton, William Henry 3. Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton)

Microfilm Reel # 19 Box 117 Writings 1. Writing Book – Webb, Mary Polk (Yeatman) 2. Writing Book – Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) 3. Writings – Author unknown 4. Writings – Author unknown 5. Writings – Anderson, Mary - Hutchins, Robert M. 6. Writings – Jackson, Andrew - Wilson, Joseph M. 7. Writings – Wharton, Anne Louise 8. Writings – Wharton, George M. - Wharton, William Henry 9. Writings – Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) - Yeatman, Jenny Bell 10. Writings – Yeatman, Henry Clay

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Name Index

This is a name index of the correspondence only in the Yeatman-Polk Collection, together with the dates of the letters and information regarding their contents. The figures in parentheses denote the number of letters, if more than one. The last numbers refer to the box and folder in which the material is to be found.

Abbot, Julia Wade (1), 1928, re: scholarship for Annie L. Wharton, 8-4 Abernathy, S.C. (1), 1923, re: Maury County Farm Bureau, 8-4 Adams (?), Ethel (5), 1891-1892, re: personal news form Europe, 8-4 Adams, P.H. (1), 1883, re: freight rates for ore, 8-4 Adams, Thomas A. (3), undated, 1870-1880, re: personal news to Henry C. Yeatman, 8-4 Ahrens, August (1), 1881, re: business, 8-4 Aiker, Gladys (3), 1956-1962, re: personal news; genealogy, 8-4 Alexander, John (1), 1849, re: Whig election of 1848 and Taylor, 8-4 Alexander, Mildred and Betterson Wallace (1), 1933, re: St. Paul’s Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 8-4 Alexander, Neil Connor (2), 1912, re: personal news, 8-4 Allen, P. (1), 1883, 8-4 Allgood, Ray (1), 1939, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 8-4 Allison, Annie C. (3), 1911-1912, re: personal and school news, 8-4 Allison, John (1), 1888, re: military commission of Lucius J. Polk; politics and government, Tennessee, 8-4 Allison, Kathryn M. (1), 1942, re: Women’s Auxiliary, 8-4 Alsman, Lena (1), 1957, re: Jenny Yeatman’s death, 8-4 ______, Amy (1), 1913, re: personal news, 8-5 Anderson, Edith (1), 1913, re: personal news, 8-5 Anderson, J.R. (1), 1916, re: personal news, 8-5 Anderson, Joseph (2), 1825-1926, re: taxes due to the U.S. Treasury, 8-5 Anderson, Marjorie (3), 1952-1958, re: family news, 8-5 Anderson, Roger B.T. (1), 1931, re: St. Andrew’s School, St. Andrews, Tennessee, 8-5 Anderson, Virginia Wharton (1), 1938, re: St. John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee, 8-5 Andrews, Alexander B. (1), 1938, re: St. John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee, 8-5 Andrews, Jim (1), 1928, re: business, 8-5 Andrews, Mary A. (9), 1930-1957, re: 1929 Depression; personal news; family news, 8- 5 Armfield, Martha (2), undated, re: family news, 8-6 Athanase, Zizi (1), 1882, re: letter written in French to Mary Polk (Yeatman) Webb, 8-6 Aucott, Marion (1), 1960, re: personal news, 8-6 Aydelott, Ella S. (1) 1949, re: personal news, 8-6 Ayres, E.H. (1), 1944, re: Maury County Trust Company, 8-6 Ayres, E. Hanes, (1), 1906, re: Alumni Association, Branham and Hughes School, Spring Hills, Tennessee, 8-6 B_____, Louise L. (3), 1895, re: personal news, 8-6 Badger, George E. (6), 1826-1834, re: land grants; nullification; debt; family news; death of William Polk, 8-7 Bailey, C.L. (1), 1929, re: personal news, 8-7 Baker, Fanny G. (1), 1895, re: personal news, 8-7 Baker, J.N. (1), 1935, re: Alabama Department of Public Health, 8-7 Ball, Jane Jackson (Polk) (2), 1909-1932, re: family news, 8-7 Ballard, Fanny T. (1), 1883, re: death of Preston Player, 8-8 Ballejo, Charles (1), 1889, re: business, 8-8 Banzhof, Magdalene (3), 1935, re: American Red Cross, 8-8 Barks, H.B. (16), 1931-1935, re: The Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 8-9 Barnes, Canie B. (4), 1940-1941, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 8-10 Barrett, A.T. (1), 1914, re: recommendation for Mary Wharton Yeatman, 8-10 Bartenstein, T.E. (1), 1927, re: will of Samuel Wharton, 8-10 Bartter, Frances E. (1), 1930, re: education in the Philippines, 8-10 Bass, Edic McBride (1), re: personal news, 8-10 Bathurst, Janie (2), 1955-1958, re: family and personal news, 8-10 Batte, E.F. (1), undated, re: land; legal business, 8-10 Battle, Kemp T. (1), 1888, re: Lucius J. Polk,8-10 Baylor, Eugene (2), 1885, re: personal news, 8-10 Beane, Edward R. (1), 1960, re: “Lee House,” 8-10 Beard, Ida E. (1), 1934, 8-10 Beard, William E. (1), 1945, re: George Wharton, 8-11 Beasley, Ierne R. (1), 1941, re; personal news, 8-11 Becker, George (1), 1895, re: personal news, 8-11 Bedon, Eleanor, (2), 1954-1955, re: death of Will Wharton; family news, 8-11 Bedon, Eva May (2), 1913, re: family news, 8-11 Bedon, Eleanor (2), 1903-1906, re: personal news, 8-11 Bedon, Hyder B. (5), 1903-1906, re: personal news, 8-11 Bedon, Rose (6), undated, 1875, re: personal and family news, 8-11 Belden, Lyda L. (3), 1911-1913, re: personal news, 8-11 Belknap, William W. (2), 1873, re: portrait of Honorable John Bell, former Secretary of War, 8-12 Bell, Jane Erwin (78), 1852-1916, re: family news; letter to her brother, Henry Clay Yeatman, while he was in Europe, 1852; Louis Napoleon; Franklin Pierce; death and funeral of Daniel Webster; news from Europe, 9-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Bell, Jane (Erwin) Yeatman (50), undated, 1850-1870, re: politics and government; election of 1852; Whig Party; Winfield Scott; Franklin Pierce; John Bell on Kansas-Nebraska; Millard Filmore; John J. Crittenden; debt; business; death of Lucius J. Polk; family news, 9-6, 7, 8; 113-14 Bell, John (6), 1852-1861, re: politics and government; Whig Party; election of 1852; Franklin Pierce; Winfield Scott; appointment of William H. Seward as Secretary of State by President Lincoln; Cumberland Iron Works; business of Bell and Henry Clay Yeatman; Nannie Bell and Mr. Phillips; family news, 9-9 Benedict and Cole (1), 1883, re: business, 9-10 Benedict, William del (1), 1883, re: copper business, 9-10 Bennett, Alice May (5), 1940-1952, re: Women’s Auxiliary to National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 9-10 Bennett, O.H. P. (1), 1855, re: land, 9-10 Bentley, Mary (1), 1862, re: family and personal news, 9-10 Bentley, V. (?) Carr (1), 1935, re: personal news, 9-10 Benton, Lizinka Campbell (Mosley) (4), 1949-1961, re: family news, 9-10 Berard, Custer A. (1), 1908, re: personal news, 9-10 Berryman, Allie W. (1), 1962, re; personal news, 9-10 ______, Bessie (2), 1920, re: family news, 9-10 Birch, Stephen (3), 1927-1930, re: Kennecott Copper Corporation, 9-10 Blackburn, Mary Wharton (3), 1948, re: Wharton family genealogy, 9-11 Blackly, Margaret Gray (Bacon) (6), 1908-1939, re: personal news, 9-11 Blair, Ellen L. (2), 1860, re: personal news, 9-11 Blake, Sarah Rachel (Polk) (31), undated, 1876-1921, re: family news; school news, 9- 12; 10-1 Bland, Thomas (16), 1883, re: business; sale of land; copper mining, 10-2 Boardman, Virginia (1), 1957, re: personal news, 10-3 Bogart, Fredia A. (2), 1958, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 10-3 Bogart (?), Virginia (1), 1952, re: personal news, 10-3 Bond, S.A. (1), 1949, re: Internal Revenue Service, 10-3 Bonin, Eula (1), 1907, re: personal news, 10-3 Bostick, Grace (1), 1950, re: American National Red Cross, 10-3 Boulton, J.W. (1), 1967, re: books borrowed from Mrs. Yeatman, 10-3 Bouton, Margaret (1), 1959, re: family news; Wharton family genealogy,10-3 Bowman, E.M. (1), 1867, re: personal business, 10-3 Boyd Nursery Company (1), 1929, re: nursery business, 10-3 Box, Mildred Pursley (1), 1956, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 10-3 Braces, Annie A. (2), 1884–1895, re: personal news, 10-3 Braden, Eva (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary of the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, scholarship, 10-3 Bradford, Sarah Polk (19), 1877-1935, re: family news; Tennessee Centennial; Polk family reunion, 1932; Hamilton Place; St. John’s Church, 10-4 Bradley, Edith (1), 1903, re: personal news. 10-4 Branch, Joseph (2), 1887, re: personal news, 10-4 Branch, Joseph G. (4), 1940, re: St. John’s Church Cemetery, 10-4 Branch, Mary Polk (2), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr.; marriage of William Henry Wharton and Eliza Currey, 10-5 Brandau, Roberts Seawell (2), undated, 1934, re: historic gardens of Tennessee, 10-5 Branham and Hughes School (1), 1903, re: recommendation for Mary Wharton, 10-5 Branham, Willie Hume (4), 1931-1937, re: personal news, 10-5 Brashear, Eleanor (1), 1954, re; death of Jenny Yeatman, 10-5 Brasstar, Margaret E. (1), 1926, re: investments, Bonbright and Company, 10-5 Brearley, Margaret M. (1), 1954, re: Maury County Historic Homes Pilgrimage, 10-5 Breckinridge, Kate (2), undated, re: personal news, 10-5 Breen, J.P. (1), 1966, re: Philadelphia Electric Company stock, 10-6 Brewer, Dorothy (3), 1936-1939, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 10-6 Briggs, Priscilla Shelby (Williams) (10), 1931-1958, re: family and personal news, 10-6 Briggs, Virginia Lee (1), 1931, re: library books, 10-6 Brigham, Harold F. (1), 1894, re: personal news, 10-6 Brister, Marion B. (1), 1946, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 10-6 Bristol, Olive (1), 1946, re: personal news, 10-6 Brodhead, Anna L. (2), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; personal news, 10-7 Broomcorn, Betsy (1), 1864, re: family news; Civil War news. 10-7 Brown, ?____, (1), 1794, re: business, 10-7 Brown, Campbell Huxley (14), 1902-1957, re: family news, military life in Vientiane, Laos; visit to Saigon, South Vietnam in 1957; death of Jenny Bell Yeatman, 10-7 Brown, Charles H. (1), 1906, re: business, 10-7 Brown, Ella (5), undated, 1894, re: personal news, 10-8 Brown, George Campbell, (4), 1877-1889, re: family news, politics, 10-8 Brown, George Campbell (3), 1902-1909, re: family news, 10-8 Brown, Gertrude (Plunket) (7), 1913-1938, re: family news, 10-8 Brown, J.P. W. (1), 1894, re: phosphate lands, 10-9 Brown, J.W. (1), 1933, re: World’s Fair Tours, Inc., 10-9 Brown, L.H. (1), 1903, re: family news, 10-9 Brown, Lizinka Campbell (3), 1890-1896, re: family news; death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 10-9 Brown, Lucius Polk (2), 1894-1915, re: family business; phosphate analysis, 10-9 Brown, Marguerite (1), 1940, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 10-9 Brown, Marion Lee (1), 1919, re: family news, 10-9 Brown, Marion Lee (1), 1955, re: family news, 10-9 Brown, Maude C. (1), 1931, re; personal news, 10-9 Brown, Percy (16), 1886-1934, re: family news; election of 1932; forestry, 11-1 Brown, Percy (5), 1928-1948, re: family news, 11-2 Brown, Richard Ewell (1), 1888, re: family news, 11-2q Brown, Susan Catherine (Massie) (27), 1906-1947, re: family news, 11-3, 4 Brown, Susan Rebecca (Polk) (49), 1866-1920, re: family news, 11-5, 6, 7, 8 Brown, Tom H. (2), 1956-1962, re; agriculture, 11-9 Browne, Thomas N. (1), 1883, re: New York and Connecticut Railway Company, 11-9 Brownell, Lucia Cabell (Brown) (8), 1917-1969, re: family news; World War II news, 11-9 Brownlow, G.P. (1), 1918, re: business, 11-9 Brownlow, William G. (10), 1848-1859, re: politics and government, 11-10 Bruce, N____ (1), 1895, re: farming, 11-11 Bruner, C.V. (1), 1935, re: Stratford Hall Fund, 11-11 Brunner, Frank J. (1), 1932, re: American Cross, 11-11 Bryan, J. (1), 1860, re: election of 1860, 11-11 Bryan, W.T. (2), 1880-1881, re: land; legal business, 11-11 Bryan, William Jennings (1), 1903, re: politics, 11-11 Bryant, Mary A. (3), 1895-1897, re: personal news, 11-11 Buchanan, Oma (1), 1940, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 11-11 Buckner, Bessie L (1), 1903, re: personal news, 11-1 Buckner, Mary S. (1), 1956, re: the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Tennessee, 11-1 Bullock, Mannie (1), 1936, re: personal news, 11-11 Burch, Evelyn P. (3), 1930-1932, re: Columbia Institute; St. John’s Church Pilgrimage; personal news; Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-1 Burch, Floy C. (1), undated, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 12-1 Burch, Lucius E. (1), undated, re: personal news, 12-1 Burdin, Annie (1), 1908, re: church news, 12-1 Burks, Elsie L. (1), 1914, re: The Children’s Memorial Hospital, Chicago Illinois, 121 Burns, Betsey Baird (2), 1952-1954, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-1 Burress, John William (1), 1951, re: personal news, 12-1 Burress, Julia Davie (Bedon), (2), 1949 - 1951, re: personal news, 12- Bushnell, Charles E. (8), 1893-894, re: personal news, 12-2 Butler, James N. (4), 1880-881, re: land; legal business, 12-2 C_____, Elizabeth M. (2), 1933-935, re: personal news, 12-3 Calder, Mrs. William (1), 1896, re: South Carolina Society of Colonial Dames of America, 12- Caldwell and Raymond (1), 1935, re: stocks, 12-3 Caldwell, J.S. (1), 1906, re: recommendation for Mary Wharton, 12-3 Caldwell, Jennie E. (1), 1871, re: personal news, 12-3 Calloway, Marie E. (1), 1942, re: personal news, 12-3 Camp, Lou Ellen (1), 1946, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-3 Campbell, George Washington (2), 1828-1829, re: land; legal business, 12-3 Campbell, J.J. (1), 1935, re: Erwin family genealogy, 12-3 Campbell, Milton G. (1), 1932, re: Eastin family genealogy, 12-3 Campbell, Nell Roberts (6), 1913-1952, re: personal and family news, 12-4 Campbell, W.B. (1), 1853, re: passport for Reverend David C. Kelley, 12-3 Canenant (?), Henry S. (1), 1890, re: personal news, 12-5 Cannon, W. Dunlap (2), 1933, re: personal news, 12-5 Cantrell, Bessie (1), 1896, re: Polk family, 12-7 Capers, Walter Branham (1), 1909, re; personal news, 12-4 Caperton, Elizabeth L. (2), 1931-1934, re: Public Library, Columbia, Tennessee, 12-4 Carnaghan, J.S. (2), 1883, re: copper property, 12-4 ______, Caroline (1), 1961, re: personal news, 12-4 Carpenter, Edith M. (8), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-5 Carpenter, Inah K. (1), 1947, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-5 Carpenter, Mary F. (1), 1927, re: Student’s Club, 12-5 Carroll, Earl, (1), 1931, re: Young Men’s Christian Association of the Philippine Islands, 12-5 Carruthers, Ellen (2), 1952-1955, re: personals news, 12-5 Carter, Mrs. John (1), 1945, re: Women’s Auxiliary Missionary Correspondent, 12-5 Cartwright, Phil (1), 1945, re: St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 12-5 Casey, Emmy P. (1), 1963, re: personal news, 12-5 Cashion, Ruth (1), 1930, re: Virginia Tuberculosis Association, 12—6 Carter, Irene Williams (2), 1961-1962, re: Lee family; family news; Wharton family genealogy, 12-6 Carton, John (9), 1823-1830, re: land; legal business; Lafayette’s visit to Nashville, 1825; politics and government; elections of 1828; Tennessee Supreme Court, 12-6 Cates, Alice Smith (2), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-6 ______, Catherine (1), 1938, re: personal news, 12-6 Cauthorine, Mary Keith (1), 1931, re: Virginia State Department of Health, 12-7 Chaffin, W.M. (2), 1924-1931, re: business, 12-7 Chandler, W.A. (1), 1885, re: business, 12-7 Chaplin, Charles C. (2), undated, re: personal news; poetry, 12-7 Chapman, Jack Linton (2), 1859-1860, re: personal news; Italian unification, 12-7 Chapman, Lucia (Polk) (2), re: family news, 12-7 Charette, Antoinette (Polk) de (7), 1879-1914, re: family news; World War news, 12-7 Charette, Baron Athanse de (8), undated, 1878-1896, re: written in French, 12-8 Chenault, S.G.A. (2), 1927-1930, re: Eastin family genealogy, 12 Chipman, W.W. (1), 1883, re: copper property of Henry Clay Yeatman, 12-8 Chitty, Arthur (2), undated, re: Polk Papers; Robin Jones, 12-8 Chrowning, E. (1), 1930, re: personal news, 12-8 Christabel, Sister, CSM, (5), 1963-1964, re: personal news, 12-8 Christie, John S. (3), 1883, re: copper mining, 12-9 ______, Christine (1), 1922, re: personal news, 12-9 Christopher, Margaret M. (1), 1955, re: Colorado Episcopalian, 12-9 Church, Mary Robbins (1), 1887, re: school; personal news, 12-9 Clarke, Bay (3), 1955-1959, re: personal news, 12-9 Clarke, Edith C. (1), 1915, re: personal news, 12-9 Clay, (?) Jesse (1), undated, re: personal news, 12-9 Clemens, Jesse W. (1), 1887, re: personal news, 12-9 Coaltemen, Mary Pride (Crunikshank) (4), 1926-1958, re: personal news, 12-9 Coffee, Mary (2), 1829-1831, re: Coffee and Donelson family news, 12-10 Coker, Jennie C. (1), 1950, re: personal news, 12-10 Coker, Robert E. (3), 1943-1944, re: personal news; World War news, 12-10 Coldway, Annie V. (6), 1940-1941, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-10 Cole, Joe A. (1), 1946, re: Columbia Business College, Columbia, Tennessee, 12-10 Cole, Mary L. (1), 1922, re: American Red Cross, 12-10 Colebeck, Edward L. (1), 1935, re: diphtheria program, Hale County, Alabama, 12-10 Coleman, Lucy Singleton (3), 1929-1930, re: American Red Cross, 12-10 Coleman, Mary A. (2), 1921, re: American Red Cross, 12-11 Colesberry, Jean W. (1), 1914, re: personal news, 12-11 Collier, Maude I. (1), 1945, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 12-11 Collins, Sally R. (1), 1860, re: personals news, 12-11 Colyar, A.S. (1), 1903, re: recommendation for Mary Wharton, 12-11 Colyar, M.C. (1), 1908, re; personals news, 12-11 Comegys, Anna Lorraine (Bell) (30), 1853—1918, re: family news, 12-12, 13 Comegys, Harriet C. (1), 1893, re: Mount Vernon on the Potomac, 13-1 Comer, Elizabeth (1), 1930, re: Episcopal Church, Diocese of Southwestern Virginia, 13-1 Comstock, Louise (1), 1890, re: personal news, 13-1 Conell, Ellen (2), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, 13-1 Conover, Alene Gray (Wharton) (27), undated, 1928-1963, re: family news, 13-2, 3 Cook, H.P. (1), 1930, re: family paintings, 13-4 Cooledge, Rebekah (2), 1945-1949, re: American Red Cross, 13-4 Cooper, Anna S. (2), 1886, re: family news, 13-4 Cooper, Duncan Brown (2), 1881-1894, re: business, 13-4 Cooper, Elvira Juliet (Polk) (14), 1876-1922, re: family news; failure of Woods, Yeatman and Company; death of Mary Polk Yeatman, 13-5 Cooper, Horace (8), 1896-1914, re: family news; death of President William McKinley, 13-6 Cooper, Mary L. M. (1), 1957, re: Ladies’ Hermitage Association, 13-6 Cooper, Mary Polk (Jones) (1), undated, re: family news, 13-6 Cooper, Thomas S. (1), undated, re: business, 13-6 Cope, Quill E. (1), 1957, re: Tennessee State Textbook Commission, 13-6 ?___, Cornelia (2), 1946-1952, re: personal news, 13-6 Correll, Ellen (1), 1937, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 13-6 Cowie, Agnes (1), 1877, re: personal news, 13-6 Cowles, John H. (1), 1907, re: Peabody College for Teachers, 13-6 Crabtree, W. (1), 1932, re: personal news, 13-6 Crocker Fertilizer and Chemical Company (1), 1896, re: phosphate business, 13-6 Crockett, Caroline Clark (5), 1942-1945, re: Wharton family genealogy, 13-7 Crockett, David (1), 1834, re: politics, 13-7 Croft, Elise (1), 1950, re: personal news, 13-7 Cronkhite, Muriel (1), 1960, re: personal news, 13-7 Cruikshank, Bay (6), 1932-1933, re: personal news, 13-7 Cruikshank, Ernest (18), 1928-1934, re: personal news, 13-8 Cruikshank, Margaret (24), 1929-1953, re: personal news; family news, 13-9, 10 Cruikshank, Olive E. (11), 1933-1957, re: personal news, 13-11 Cruikshank, Rose (1), 1945, re: personal news, 13-12 Culbert and Sons (1), 1896, re; business, 13-12 Cullum, Salome (?), T. (1), 1938, re: personal news, 13-12 Cunningham, J. (1), 1944, re: Cossitt Library, Memphis, Tennessee, 13—12 Currey, Jane (1), 1874, re: family news, 14—1 Currey, John Henry (1), 1865, re: letter to Rachel Jackson Currey lamenting the death of his brother Richard Owen Currey, 113-14 Currey, Lillia (1), 1873, re: personal news, 14-1 Currey, M.C. (1), 1871, re: family and personal news, 14-1 Currey, M.C. (1), 1872, re: personal news, 14-1 Currey, Mary E. (3), undated, 1870, re: family news; death of Major Donelson; train wreck near Nashville, 14-1 Curry, Mary Eastman (1), 1903, re: family news, 14-1 Currey, Rachel Jackson (Eastin) (5), 1842-1877, re: family news; letter to General Schofield asking permission to retain some possessions for herself and her family, 14-1; 113-14 Currey, Richard Owen (4), 1843-1858, re: family news; death of Mary Eastin Polk; business; politics; Mexican War; railroad bills; Whig Party; 14-11 Currey, Robert Brownlee (1), 1841, re: personal and family news, 14-1 Currey, Robert Brownlee (1), 1916, re: family genealogy, 14-1 Dake, Richard W. (1), 1880, re: personal news, 14-2 Dale, Caperton B. (3), 1953-1957, re: personal news, 14-2 Dalton, Maria L. (7), 1893-1896, re: personal news, 14-2 Dandridge, E.P. (3), 1940-1941, re: The Bishop and Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 14-3 Da Ponceau, Peter S. (2), 1820-1825, re: land, 14-3 Davis, George (1), 1856, re: personal news, 14-3 Davis, John C. (1), 1902, re: personal news, 14-3 Davis, W.G. M. (1), 1889, re: personal news, 14-3 ?____, Dawson (1), 1925, re: personal news, 14-3 Dawson, Myrtle (1), 1935, re: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, 14-3 Deaderick, Ellen (1), 1861, re: Civil War news; personal news, 14-3 Dean, Frank J. (1), 1940, re: business, 14-3 DeBerry, Pattie Lee (1), 1960, re: Tennessee Society, Daughters of the American Revolution , 14-3 DeBow, Martha Johns (1), 1912, re: personal news, 14-3 DeLaskey, Mary E. (1), 1932, re: American Red Cross, 14-4 Delaus, Jane A. (1), 1917, re: American Red Cross, Nursing Service, 14-4 DePotestad, Gabriela (2), undated, re: personal news; death of first child of Henry Clay and Mary Polk Yeatman, 14-4 Depriest, M.D. (2), 1894, re: business, 14-4 de Rouhac Hamilton, J.G. (5), 1934-1958, re: Southern Historical Collection, The University of North Carolina, 14-4 Derrick, Sara B. (1), 1945, re: American Red Cross, 14-4 Devereaux, A.C. (1), 1881, re: personal news, 14-4 Dickson, (?), Alice (1), 1877, re: family news, 14-5 Dickson, Jacob W. (2), undated, 1845, re: family news, 14-5 Dickson, Michael (3), 1846—1854, re: family and personal news, 14-5 Dickson, R. H. (1), 1970, 1930, Dickson and Wharton genealogy, 14-5 Dickson, William (1), 1970, re: family news, 14-5 Dillard, Eleanor (1), 1938, re: business, 14-5 Dillard, Ruth H. (1), undated, re: personal news, 14-5 Dillard, Winifred (5), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 14-5 Dillon, Edward (2), 1878-1894, re: family news, 14-6 Dillon, Frances Anne (Polk) (20), 1868-1912, re: family news, 14-6 Dillon, John Henry (15), 1850-1877, re: politics; personal news; German unification; Crimean War; Second French Empire; U.S. Reconstruction; U.S. Debt; cotton trade; Negro suffrage, 14-7 Dillon, L.P. (1), undated, re: family news; family business, 14-8 Dillon, Maria C. (1), 1932, re: family news, 14-8 Dillon, Mary (2), 1932-1933, re: family news, 14-8 Dillon, Susie P. (1), 1914, re: family news, 14-8 Dinkley, Mrs. William A. (1), 1934, re: Garden Club, 14-8 Dix, Dorothea Lynde (8), undated, 1869-1875, re: personal news; social reform, 14-8 Dixon, F.W. (1), 1926, re: business, 14-8 Doane, Thomas H. (1), 1883, re: personal news, 14-9 Dobbins and Ewing (1), 1888, re: business, 14-9 Dodge, Augustus Caesar (2), 1857, re: introduction of Henry Clay Yeatman and James Yeatman to Robert Dale Owen, Minister of the United States at Naples; business of the United States Legation at Madrid, 14-9 Dodge, Harrison H. (15), 1894-1935, re: restoration of Mount Vernon on the Potomac, Fairfax County, Virginia, 14-10 Donelson, Andrew Jackson (2), 1833, re: family news; tariff, 14-11 Donelson, Bettie Hooper (10), 1930-1954, re: personal news; Daughters of the American Revolution; Donelson family graveyard, 14-11 Donelson, Daniel Smith (1), 1830, re: family news, 14-11 Donelson, Eliza D. (Eastin) (3), 1826-1839, re: family news; economic conditions, 14-12 Donelson, Emily (2), 1829-1832, re: family news, 14-12 Donelson, John (2), 1825-1829, re: family news, death of William Eastin, 14-12 Donelson, Margaret (Branch) (2), 1829 (?)-1830, re: Washington society; Andrew Jackson; Martin Van Buren, 14-12 Donelson, Mary (1), 1829, re: description of the Capitol, White House, State and War Departments, 14-12 Donelson, Nancy, (1), 1963, re: personal news, 14-12 Donelson, Samuel (1), 1839, re: family news, 14-12 Donelson, William (1), 1833, re: estate of John Donelson, 14-12 Donovan, R.B. (1), 1969, re: insurance business, 14-12 Doriot, Sophie (2), 1890-1892, re: written in French to Mary Yeatman, 14-12 Douglas, Beverly (1), 1934, re: Association of American Medical College, 14-13 Douglass, Hiram Kennedy (3), 1928-1950, re: personal news; Polk family, 14-13 Douthat, Agnes H. (29), 1930-1948, re: American Red Cross; personal news.15-1 Douthat, Catherine T. (4), 1931-1948, re: personal news, 15-1 Downen, Thomas J. (1), 1898, re: business conditions, 15-1 Drake, Kate C. (1), 1909, re: personal news, 15-1 Dreyfus, Frederick J. (35), 1945-1948, re: Wharton and Dickson family genealogy; personal news; race riot, Columbia, Tennessee, 1946, 15-3, 4 DuBose, Carolyn Wade (4), 1907-1909, re; personal news; itinerary for European trip, 15-5 DuBose, Deane S. (4), 1936-1946, re: personal and family news, 15-5 DuBose, Henry W. (3), 1909, re; personal travel itinerary, 15-5 DuBose, Mary M. (1), undated, re; family news, 15-5 Dugger, Alice B. (3), 1930-1932, re: American Red Cross; personal news, 15-6 Dumaresq, J.S. and Company (1), 1877, re: business account, 15-6 Duncan, Frank (1), 1871, re: personal news, 15-6 Dunn, C.B. (5), 1894-1896, re: personal news, 15-6 Dunn, M.L. (2), 1870-1871, re: personal news, 15-6 Duvall, G. (1), 1811, re: Supervisor of the Internal Revenue, North Carolina, William Polk, 15-6 Eakin, Adams and Company (1), 1875, re: business, 15-7 Eakin, Thomas (1), 1866, re: business account, 15-7 Eareckson, Nellie S. (5), 1935, re: American Red Cross, 15-7 East, Edward H. (1), 1874, re: accounts of Mrs. Rebecca Polk, 15-7 Eastin, Churchill (1), 1922, re: Eastin family genealogy, 15-7 Eastin, E. (1), undated, re: family news, 15-7 Eastin, E.D. (1), 1831, re: family news, 15-7 Eastin, Elizabeth (1), 1831, re: family news, 15-7 Eastin George S. (1), 1913, re: Eastin family genealogy, 15-7 Eastin, John Donelson (3), 1842-1874, re: cotton; slavery; flood Louisiana, 1874; family news, 15-8 Eastin, Rosa (1), undated, re: family news, 15-8 Eastin, Sophie (1), 1833, re: family news, 15-8 Eastin, Susie (7), 1869-1873, re; family news; death of Lucius Polk, 15-8 Eastin, Van (?), 1827, re: family news, 15-8 Eastin, William (6), 1824-1827, re: cotton trade; business factorage system, 15-8 Easton, Kenneth G. (2), 1964-1966, re: Easton family genealogy, 15-9 Eaton, ______, (1), undated, re: politics, 15-9 ______. Edith (1), re: personal news, 15-9 Edith, Vesemesso (1), 1914, re: personal news, 15-9 Ekbury, Miriam (1), 1959, re: personal news, 15-9 Elam, Mittie M. (1), 1930, re: Girl Scouts, 15-9 ______, Eleanor (1), 1932, re: personal news, 15-9 Ellicott, Edith (2), 1893, re: personal news, 15-9 Elliott, Annie Mary (1), 1936, re: Harris and Wharton family genealogy, 15-9 Elliott, Annie May and Ida McKay Garrett (1), 1910, re: tombstones of John A. Wharton and family, 17-1 Elliott, Gilbert (1), 1893, re: personal news, 15-10 Ellis and Patton (1), 1882, re: land of Henry Clay Yeatman in Lovaca County, Texas, 15-10 Ellis, Mrs. J.H. (1), 1947, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 15-10 Ellis, Patton, and Crain, (1), 1882, re: land of Henry Clay Yeatman, 15-10 Ellis, Suzanne (1), 1903, re: personal news, 15-10 Ellis, Volney (2), 1877-1880, re: land of Henry Clay Yeatman; business, 15-10 Ellison, Clarie O. (2), 1950, re: Pollock family genealogy, 15-10 Emery, Lilliam (1), 1954, re: personal news, 15-10 ______, Ernestine (1), 1969, re: personal news, 15-11 Erwin, Andrew (3), 1832-1866, re: family news; farming, 15-11 2 items in file 10/18/91 Erwin, Annie (1), 1870, re: family news, 15-11 Espin, Jose Raphael (4), 1857-1867, re: personal news; business, 15-11 Eubanks, Margaret (3), 1942-1962, re: personal news, 15-11 Eustis, J.B. (1), 1868, re: speech, 15-11 Evans, Daisy Pearl (8), 1902-1938, re: personal news, 15-12 Evans, George J. (1), 1938, re: death of Daisy Pearl Evans, 15-12 Evans, Sarah T. (Carrington) (17), 1908-1938, re; personal news, 15-13 Ewing, J, (1), 1850, re: Department of the Interior 16-1 Ewing, Mary H. (5), 1938-1954, re: Episcopal Church news; personal news, 15-13 Ewing, Robert, (1), 1878, re: legal business, 16-1 Fall, P.S. (3), 1878-1886, re: personal news, 16-1 ______, Fannie (1), 1926, re: personal news, 16-1 Farish, Emma (1), 1930, re: church business, 16-1 Farrar, E.D. (1), 1896, re: legal business, 16-1 Farrar, J. Henry (1), 1857, re: family news, 16-1 Farrar, Rose (2), 1940-1953, re: family news, 16-2 Featherstue, Ione (1), 1928, re: personal news, 16-2 Fehrman, A.L. (1), 1936, re: railroad rates, 16-2 Ferriss, Abott (1), 1950, re: personal news, 16-2 Ferriss, Ruth S. (1), 1949, re: personal news, 16-2 Finney, B. F. Vernon Tupper and others (1), 1932, re: Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennessee, 16-2 Finney, John W. (1), 1962, re; Joseph Polk, 16-2 Finney, Nancy H. (1), 1945, re; Student’s Club, 16-2 Fisher, Carolyn Reynolds (1), 1950, re: personals news, 16-2 Fisher, Charles (1), 1824, re: politics; election of 1824, 16-2 Fisher, John T. (4), 1933-1935, re: The Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 16-2 Fisher, Samuel T. (1), 1883, re: business, 16-3 Fitch, Stewart J. (1), 1932, re: personal news, 16-3 Fitz-James, Duchess (1), undated, re: letter in French to Mary Polk Yeatman, 16-3 Fleming, Robert V. (1), 1940, re: National Geographic Society, 16-3 Flening, Marie (1), undated, re: personal news, 16-3 Flick Piano Company (1), 1914, re: account, 16-3 Fniland, J.C. (1), 1908, re: personal news, 16-3 Folk, Emma G. (1), 1932, re: business, 16-3 Foote, John T. (1), 1888, re: R.N. Newell, 16-3 Ford, Lena (1), 1937, re: personal news, 16-3 Ford, M.E. (7), 1887, re: personal news, 16-4 Fort, Joel B. (3), 1923, re: War Saving Stamps, 16-4 Fortune, Irma (2), 1931, re: Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Health, 16-4 Foster, Charles C (3), 1883, re: copper mining, Person County, North Carolina, 16-4 Foster, Mabel (1), 1916, re; business, 16-5 Foster, Virginia T. (1), 1935, re; personal news; Wharton family genealogy, 16-5 Fowler, Frances H. (1), undated, re; personal news, 16-5 Frakes, E. H. (2), 1920, re: business, 16-5 Frank, John G. (1), 1939, re: European itinerary, 16-5 Franklin, Adele (2), undated, re: personal news, 8-3 Franklin, Lewis B. (1), 1941, re: National Council Protestant Episcopal Church, 16-5 Frascona, Jean E. (1), 1949, re: health program, 16-5 Freeman, James E. (1), 1930, re: National Cathedral Association, 16-5 Freeman, Louise (Richardson) (6), 1912-1941, re: family news, 16-6 Frierson, Fara (?), (1), undated, re: personal news, 16-6 Frierson, George P. (1), 1908, re: business, 16-6 Frierson, Horace (2), 1930-1953, re: Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennessee, 16-6 Frierson, Lucius (1), 1890, re: account, 16-6 Frierson, Mary R. (2), 1952-1958, re: personal news, 16-6 Frierson, Mayes and Company (1), 1887, re; business account, 16-7 Frost, William (1), 1883, re: business, 16-7 Fry, A.J. (1), 1879, re: land, 16-7 Fullerton, Caroline Q. (14), 1909-1925, re: personal news, 16-7 Funk, Alice (1), 1935, re; American Red Cross, 16-8 Fussell, J.K. (2), 1895, re: personal news, 16-8 Gage, W.A. (1), 1900, re: Society of United Charities, Memphis, Tennessee, 16-8 Gailor, Thomas F., bp. (6), 1912-1932, re: confirmation of Anne Wharton as a deaconess in the Episcopal Church; Columbia, Institute, Columbia, Tennessee; mission, 16-8 Galbreath, Helen E. (2), 1956, re: Uplands Sanitarium, Pleasant Hill, Tennessee, 16-8 Gale, Fanny (Polk), (6), 1881-1890, re; family news; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 16-9 Gale, Katherine (Polk) (21), 1877-1913, re: family news, 16-10 Gale, William Dudley (1), 1908, re: business, 16-9 Gale, William Dudley (8), 1926-1955, re: business; St. John’s Church cemetery, 16-9 Galloway, Elaine (1), 1955, re: personal news, 17-1 Galveston, Harry (1), 1865, re: business, 17-1 Gamble, Laura A. (1), 1930, re: public health nursing, 17-1 Gant, Jane W. (1), re: death of Will Wharton, 17-1 Gant, Jennie (1), 1954, re: personal news, 17-1 Gard, W.S. (2), 1930-1932, re: American Red Cross, 17-1 Garden, H.R. (1), 1883, re: business, 17-1 Garrett, Ida McKay and Annie May Elliott (1), 1910, re: tombstones of John A, Wharton and family, 17-1 Garrett, Jill K. (2), 1955, re: personal news; Dickson family genealogy, 17-1 Gaylord, Mary F. (2), re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; personal news, 17-1 Gertz, Helen (1), 1944, re: personal news, 17-1 Gibson, Isabel (1), 1915, re: personal news, 17-1 Gibson, R.L. (3), 1857-1858, re: personal news; marriage of Henry Clay Yeatman and Mary Brown Polk, 17-1 Girard Trust Company (31), 1919-1950, re: financial business of the Yeatman family, 17-2 Gompartz, Rosalie (4), 1887-1888, re: personal news, 17-3 Goodman, Florence Hardin (2), 1940-1941, re: personal news, 17-3 Goodman, John M. (1), 1914, re: grave marker for Captain Polk at St. John’s cemetery, 17-3 Goodwin, Lou B. (1), undated, re: personal news, 17-3 Gordon, Anna (3), 1952—1958, re: personal news, 17-3 Gordon, Dave, (1), 1935, re: Arlington Hall, 17-3 Gow, R.M. (1), 1925, re: American Jersey Cattle Club, 17-3 Gracy, Martha W. (1), 1957, re: personal news, 17-4 Graftin, Kate Wharton (1), 1936, re: Wharton family genealogy, 17-4 Graham, Marian (1), 1938, re: personal news, 17-4 Granbery, Margaret T. (1), 1944, re: St. John’s Church cemetery, 17-4 Granbery, William L. (1), 1923, re: St. John’s Church cemetery, 17-4 Gratz, L.A. (1), 1864, re: permission for Rachel Currey to into the rebel lines, 1864, from the Provost Marshal General of East Tennessee, 113-14 Graves, Margaret W. (1), 1941, re: school expenses, 17-4 Gray, Gaither F. (3), 1955-1957, re; church news, 17-4 Gray, Mildred (1), 1912, re: personal news, 17-4 Green, B.W. (2), 1880, re: business; personal news, 17-4 Green, Julia W. (1), 1940, re: personal news, 17-4 Greenlaw, J.P. (2), 1925-1927, re: Columbia Bank and Trust Company, Columbia, Tennessee, 17-5 Griffith, Mary M. (1), 1942, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 17-5 Griffitts, Eugenia H. (1), 1943, re: business, 17-5 Grizzard, Kate S. (1), 1934, re: Tennessee Branch of the International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons, 17-5 Guerke, Annetter de (7), undated, re: letters written in French to Mary Yeatman, 17-5 Guemiere, Gaston J. (1), 1907, re: personal news, 17-5 Guerry, Alaxender (2), 1933-1940, re: University of Chattanooga and The University of the South, 17-6 Guess, Margaret (1), 1967, re: personal news, 17-6 Guinn, C.T. (1), 1927, re: Bowman genealogy, 17-6 Gurvin, Mary G. (1), 1954, re: personal news, 17-6 Gutherz, Fred G. (2), 1865-1876, re: personal news; business, 17-6 Gwin, Mrs. Ralph E. (1), 1935, re: personal news, 17-6 H______, Annabel (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 17-6 H______, Ethel G. (2), 1890, re: personal news; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 17-6 H______, Evelyn (1), undated, re: personal news, 17-6 H______, Harriett B. (1), 1919, re: Brown family news; Robin Copper’s death, 17-6 H______, John E. (1), undated, re; personal news, 17-6 Hailey, Dorothy (2), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 17-7 Haines, Netta R. (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 17-7 Hairston, Nelson G. (1), 1943, re: personal news. 17-7 Hall, Henry C. (1), 1878, re; U.S. Consulate General, Havana, Cuba, 17-7 Hall, Louise (2), 1912, re: personal news, 17-7 Hall, Winchester (1), 1867, re: biography about General Leonidas Polk, 17-7 Hamilton, Fred W. (2), 1910, re: insurance policies of T.P. Yeatman, 17-7 Hanley, Lillian (1), 1952, re: Polk family genealogy, 17-7 Hannah, David (1), 1912, re: stock investments, 17-7 Harding, Margaret B. (1), undated, re: personal news, 17-8 Hardy, James C. (2), 1904, re: personal news, recommendation for Mary Wharton Yeatman, 17-8 ______, Harriette (1), 1918, re: personal news, European trip, 17-8 Harris, Albert W. (1), 1917, re: medical advice, 17-8 Harris, Betty (2), 1889-1890, re: family news; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 17-8 Harris, Caroline M. (1), 1887-1891, re: personal news; European trip, 17-8 Harris, J.A. (4), 1915-1916, re: stock investments of T.P. Yeatman, 17-8 Harris, Matilda (5), 1928-1929, re; American Red Cross; Anne Wharton’s work at Peabody College, 17-9 Harrison, E.R. (1), 1929, re: Liberty Bonds of Mary Wharton Yeatman, 17-9 Harrison, McVeigh, O.H. C. (2), 1931, re: St. Andrew’s School, St, Andrew’s Tennessee, 17-9 Harrison, T. Scott (1), 1858, re: politics; election of 1860; Republication Party, 17-9 Hart, Miriam J. (1), 1890. re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 17-9 Hart, Oliver J. (1), 1931, re: personal news, 17-9 Hartley, Helen N. (1), 1947, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 17-9 Harvey, Augustus F. (1), 1855, re; The Spectator, a Southern literary journal, 17-9 Harwood, Iola (1), undated, re: personal news, 17-9 Haskell, Susan (31), 1929-1958, re: personal news; very interesting description of a European trip in 1932; depression conditions, 1933, 17-10, 11 Hastings, W.D. and William P. Morgan (1), 1931, re: commendation for Mary Jane Yeatman by the Chamber of Commerce, Columbia, Tennessee, 17-12 Havey, Malinde I. (15), 1929-1932, re: American Red Cross, 17-12 Haynes, Margaret Brevard (2), 1959-1961, re: Tennessee Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Historic Homes in Tennessee, 17-13 Haynes, R.E. (1), 1907, re: business, 17-13 Hays, Maud Calloway (1), 1960, re: Genealogical Records, Tennessee Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, 17-13 Hearst, Phebe A. (1), 1895, re; Mt. Vernon Association, 17-13 Heine, John (1), 1887, re: letters written in German to Henry Clay Yeatman, 17-13 Heisler, Anna (1), 1928, re: American Child Health Association, Nursery Schools, 17-13 Helen, Veronica, Sister, S.C.T. (2), 1936, re: personal news; Columbia, Institute, Columbia, Tennessee, 17-13 Herndon, Camille (1), 1940, re: personal news, 17-13 Herndon, Lucy Cadwallader (Jones) (4), 1890-1940, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman and Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr.; family news, 17-13 Hersey, Ella W. (1), 1883, re: personal news, 17-13 Hewes, Charles E. (2), 1945, re: Hotel reservations for Anne Wharton, Rocky Mountains National Park, 18-1 Heywood, Humphrey B. (1), 1950, re: the Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 18-1 Hickman, May (1), 1896, re: business, 18-1 Hickman, Mill Company (1), 1896, re: business, 18-1 Hicks, A.W. (8), 1877-1882, re: land belonging to Henry Clay Yeatman in Lovaca and Jackson Counties, Texas, 18-1 Hillman, Eunice (1), 1933, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 18-1 Hillman, Lura (?) (1), 1946, re: death of Daniel Haines Hillman, 18-1 Hinchman, H.B. (1), 1895, re: sale of phosphate for fertilizer business, 18-1 Hindman, Thomas G. (9), 1908-1909, re: Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, policies on Henry Clay and Mary Brown Yeatman, 18-2 Hine, Felia (13), 1940-1962, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee personal news, 18-3 Hine, William J. (2), 1956, re; Polk, Wharton and Dickson, genealogy, 18-4 Hinton, Gladys Harmon (1), 1956, re: Tennessee Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, 18-4 Hobbs, A.W. (2), 1934, re: academic program of the University of North Carolina; academic standing of T.P. Yeatman, Jr. at the University of North Carolina, 18-4 Hodge, Sadie (1), 1959, re: personal news, 18-4 Hodgkins, Henry Bell (2), 1932, re: St. Peter’s Church, Columbia, Tennessee; personal news, 18-4 Hogan, Anne Barker (2), 1943, re: Pennsylvania School of Social Worker, scholarship from Woman’s Auxiliary, Diocese of Tennessee, 18-4 Holcombe, William H. (1), undated, re: personal news, 18-4 Hollins, Courtney (4), 1960-1963, re: family news; Wharton, White family genealogy, 18-5 Hollinshed, Fannie (?), A. (1), 1888, re: personal news, 18-5 Holman, Ellen (2), 1931, re: personal news, 18-5 Holmes, Caro Adams (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of North Carolina, 18-5 Holt, Richard Wharton (1), 1962, re: personal news. 18-5 Holt, Sarah Wharton (20), 1928-1962, re: personal news, 18-5 Horne, R.L. (1), 1942, re: personal news, 18-7 Horsley, Mai (2), undated, re: personal news, 18-7 Horst, John Vander, bp., (1), 1962, re: personal news, 18-7 Horton, Caroline (Polk) Hilliard (3), 1931-1933, re: family news; construction of “Rattles and Snap”, Maury County, Tennessee, 18-7 Horton and McNeilly (1), 1894, re: business, 18-7 Houston, Russell (16), 1867-1878, re: legal business; Nashville; sale of land of George W. Polk; Tennessee politics; Republican Party; death of Lucius J. Polk; burning of “Ashwood Hall”; guardianship of Andrew J. Polk’s children, 18-8 Howard, Anne C. (2), 1962-1966, re: family news, 18-9 Howard, Gerro B. (1), 1889, re: death of R.N. Newell, 18-9 Howard, H.R. (1), 1889, re: death of R.N. Newell, 18-9 Howe, H.M. (2), 1883, re: mining investments, 18-9 Howlett, K.S. (3), 1916-1917, re: medical advice, 18-9 Hoyt, T.A. (1), 1880, re: personal news, 18-9 Hudson, Susan E. Johnson (8), 1893-1896, re: Mt. Vernon Association for Tennessee, 18- 9 Hughes, George T. (1), 1927, re: Maury Drilling Company stock, 18-9 Hughes, Lucille G. (1), 1959, re: death of T.P. Yeatman, 18-9 Hull, Cordell (1), 1933, re: tax question, 18-10 Hull, Joseph (2), 1895, re: phosphate mining, 18-10 Humphries, A.W. (1), 1935, re: public health, 18-10 Hunt, Rebecca P. (2), 1894, re: personal news, 18-10 Humphrey, Annie S. (1), 1932, re: American Red Cross, 18-10 Hunt, William Carl (1), 1930, re: American Red Cross, 18-10 Huntoon, Howell H. (6), 1882, re: copper mining; sale of cooper lands, 18-10 Hurst, Alice (1), 1958, re: personal news, 18-10 Hutchinson, Isabella (2), 1879, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Atlanta, 18—10 Hyatt, Sephia H. (1), 1945, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 18-11 Ingram, J.G. (1), 1896, re: phosphate business, 18-11 Ingram. Jessica (1), 1945, re: business, 18-11 Ingram, W.P. (1), 1880, re: financial business, 18-11 Irby, Minna L. (1), 1953, re: personal news, 18-11 ?_____, Iremanine (1), 1879, re: personal news, 18-11 ?_____, Irene (2), 1906, re: personal and family news, 18-11 ?_____, Isabella (1), 1913, re; letter from a small child to Mary Wharton Yeatman, 18- 11 Izard, Ralph (3), undated, re: personal news, 18-11 Jackson, Andrew (3), 1827-1936, re: personal news to General William Polk; politics; personal news to Mary (Eastin) Polk; marriage of Mary Coffee and A.J. Hutchings; Andrew and Sarah York Jackson; Andrew Jackson Donelson’s departure from Washington to the deathbed of his wife, Emily; affectionate news to little Sarah Rachel Polk; African sheep shipped to Nashville; small portrait of Rachel Jackson for Mary (Eastin) Polk, 18-12 Jackson, Emily B.H. (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 18-13 Jakes, Mattie Lou (1), 1952, re: medical appointment, 18-13 James, Mary Nix (?) (4), 1933, re: letters written by Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren in the possession of Mrs. T.P. Yeatman, 18-13 Jarrett, Carolyn Red (1), 1952, re: personal news, 18-13 Jeltus, Virginia L. (1), undated, re: personal news, 18-13 Jenkins, Sallie (1), undated, re: personal news, 18-13 Jenks, Maud (1), 1926, re: personal news, 18-13 Jerdan, A.L. (1), 1940, re; State of Tennessee, Cooperative Extension Work, 18-13 Jeter, Bettie B. (1), undated, re: personal news, 19-1 Jeter, Charlotte E. (2), 1860, re: family and personal news, 19-1 Jeter, J.B. (2), 1961, re; family news; death of Charlotte Jeter; imprisonment of William Henry Wharton, 19-1 Jillson, Benjamin C. (1), 1860, re: personal news, 19-1 ?____, Jimmie (1), 1932, re: personal news, 19-1 Joanna, Sister (2), 1937—1938, re: personal news, 19-1 Johnston, James M. (1), 1934, re: Baylor School Alumni Association, 19-1 Johnston, Perry and Company (4), 1876-1877, re: business, 19-1 Jones, Allen (1), 1960, re: Bedon and Jones family genealogy, 19-1 Jones, C. C. (1), 1896, re: personal news, 19-1 Jones, C.C. (34), 1879-1896, re: family news, 19-2, 3 Jones, Edgar (1), 1890, re: Ewing estate mortgage, 19-4 Jones, Edwin (1), 1919, re: mining venture, Spring Gulch, Colorado, 19-4 Jones, Frances D. (1), 1893, re: personal news; Chicago World’s Fair, 19-4 Jones, Hamilton Polk (1), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 19-4 Jones, Jane Currey (1), undated, re: Donelson and Polk family genealogy, 19-4 Jones, Mary Hooper (Donelson) (2), 1937-1949, re: family news, 19-4 Jones, Medora (3), 1913-1943, re; family news, 19-4 Jones, Medora (1), 1928, re: personal news, 19-4 Jones, Rebecca Edwards (34), 1875-1925, re: family and personal news; Copper trail; woman suffrage, 19-5, 6 Jones, Robin ap Robin (7), 1882-1908, re: estate of Major William Polk; phosphate business; family news, 19-7 Jones, Sarah Rachel (Polk) (38), undated, 1860-1897, re: family news from North Carolina, 19-8, 9 Jones, Sue W. (3), 1930, re: personal news; American Red Cross, 19-10 Jones, W. Palmer (1), 1958, re: Currey and Owen family genealogy, 19-10 Jones, William D. (1), 1885, re: business introduction, 19-10 ? ____, Jossie (2), 1938, re: letters of a young girl to Mary Jane Yeatman, 19-10 Joyce, Ibatha (1), 1949, re: personal news, 19-10 ?____, Julia (1), undated, re: personal news, 19-10 ?_____, Julia (1), 1954, re: personal news, 19-10 ?______, June (1), 1962, re: personal news, 19-10 Justice, Mrs. R.L. (1), 1927, re: Student’s Club, 19-10 K______, Francis (1), 1933, re; personal news, 19-10 Kannon, Inez (1), 1963, re: personal news, 19-10 Kean, Phebe W. (1), undated, re: personal news, 19-10 Keeble, John B. (1), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 19-10 Kellerman, Edith (3), 1935-1941, re: personal news; Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 19-11 Kempton, C.W. (1), 1884, re: mining business, 19-11 Kentucky Carlsbad Springs Company (1), 1920, re: business, 19-11 Keslar, Lonnie (1), 1946, re: personal news, 19-11 Killheffer, Louise (1), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 19-11 King, Henry C. (2), 1894, re: politics; personal news, 19-11 King, Virginia (1), 1896, re: personal news; Daughters of the Confederacy, 19-11 Kingsbury, W.G. (1), 1879, re: sale of lands of George W. Polk in Lovaca and Jackson Counties, Texas, 19-11 Kirkman, Elizabeth Estes (1), undated, re: personal news, 19-11 Kirkman, Samuel (1), undated, re: personal news, 19-11 Kirton, Betty H. (2), 1940, re: bankruptcy proceedings, 19-11 Klein, Catherine (1), 1954, re: Stockley and Polk family genealogy, 20-1 Kloise, Els (1), 1885, re: purchase of books by Henry Clay Yeatman, 20-1 Knight, Madeleine D. (1), 1954, re; personal news, 20-1 Kooken, Martha (4), 1953-1958, re: personal news, 20-1 Koski, Mary G. (1), 1954, re: personal news. 20-1 Kremer, A. Elizabeth (1), 1965, re: personal news, 20-1 Kuhn and Turpin (1), 1874, re: financial business, 20-1 Kyle, S. Lee (1), 1877, re: land, 20-1 L’Alliance Francaise (1), undated, re: Nashville Group of the Federation of the Alliance Francaise, 20-2 Lamb, Irene L. (1), 1935, re: personal news, 20-2 Landon, “Dearie” (3), 1933-1935, re; personal news, 20-2 Lnadon, Frank H. (1), 1958, re: personal news, 20-2 Lanier, Mary Field (1), 1932, re: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, 20-2 LaNieve, Mrs. H.L. (1), 1934, re; King’s Daughters Home for Incurables, Memphis, Tennessee, 20-3 Lauer, A.R. (1), 1943, re: Governor’s Traffic Safety Commission, State of Iowa. 20-3 Laurie, Effie (1), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 20-3 Lea, John M. (1), 1883, re: death of Colonel Thompson T. Player, 20-3 Lea, R.A. (1), 1880, re: re: land in Arkansas belonging to Russell Yeatman, 20-3 Leathers, W.S. (1), 1934, re: visit by the Association of American Medical Colleges to “Hamilton Place,” 20-3 LeBlanc,P.J. (2), 1911, re: business, 20-3 Ledyard, Dorothy (1), 1926, re: American Red Cross, 20-3 Lee, Benjamin M. (2), 1952-1961, re: Lee family genealogy, 20-3 Lee. Nancy (1), 1945, re: personal news, 20-3 Lee, Robert E. Memorial Foundation (2), 1940, re: Lee Foundation, 20-3 Legerard, C.G. Brown (1), 1885, re: medical prescription for epileptic seizures, 20-4 Lenox, Robert and Son (1), 1834, re; business, 20-4 Leonard, Florence (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 20-4 LeRoy, Mary (2), 1938, re: personal news, 20-4 Lewis, Anne (Farrar) (5), 1929-1938, re: Dickson family genealogy; family news, 20-4 Lewis, Betty (1), undated, re: personal news, 20-4 ?_____, Lillie (1), undated, re: personal news, 20-5 Lindsey, Alice H. (3), 1935, re: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, 20-5 Little, James B. (1), 1940, re: Bankers Mortgage Building and Loan Association of Birmingham, Alabama, 20-5 Littlefield, John Eastin (2), 1937-1950, re: family news; economic conditions of the depression, 1937, 20-5 Littlefield, Mamie (3), 195-—1955, re: family news, 20-6 Littlefield, Mary (Fisher), (21), 1907-1955, re: family news, 20-6, 7 Littlefield, Mary Polk (Eastin) (3), 1875-1878, re: family news, 20-7 Locke, W.A. (3), 1897, re: phosphate business, 20-8 Lockett, S.H. (1), 1883, re: academic report on Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 20-8 Lockwood, Anna P. (1), undated, re: personal news, 20-8 Loder, George E. (3), 1940-1945, re: Gailor Industrial School, Mason, Tennessee, 20-8 Long, Eunice (1), 1967, re; personal news, 20-8 Long, Sara (1), 1967, re: personal news, 20-8 Longfellow, Alice M. (19), undated, 1894-1896, re: personal news; Mt. Vernon on the Potomac, 20-9, 10 Longmans, Green and Company (1), 1930, re: POETICAL WORKS OF REVEREND GORNOWY OWEN, 20-11 Loomis, W.H., Jr. (1), 1940, re: Triennial Convention, Protestant Episcopal Church, 20- 11 Loring, General William Wing (1), 1884, re: Panama Canal; politics. 20-11 Louis (?), Andrew (1), 1877, re: personal news, 20-11 ?____, Louise, 1941, re: personal news, 20-11 Love, Mary G. (5), 1940-1966, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee; personal news, 20-11 Lubke, George W. (1), 1884, re: photograph of Preston Player, 20-12 Lum, Helen (4), 1942-1945, re: personal news, 20-12 Lum, John (6), 1943-1945, re: personal news; World War II news, 20-12 Lynn, Edith R. (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 20-12 Lyon, Jimmy (2), 1949, re: family news, 20-12 Lyon, Susan (2), 1941, re; family news, 21-1 Lyon, Susan (Brown) (11), 1922-1963, re; family news, 21-1 McCabe, W. Gordon (4), 1886-1887, re: T.P. Yeatman, student at University School, Petersburg, Virginia, 21-2 McCarn, Mary D.A. (1), 1957, re; personal news, 21-2 McCausland, Alex (1), 1850, re: “Alleghany,” 21-2 McCoy, Annie Glenn B. (1), 1931, re: Beech Haven, Banner Elk, North Carolina, 21-2 McDearman, Bessie (1), 1958, re: personal news, 21-2 McDearman, Ella B. (2), 1957-1958, re: family news, 21-2 McDearman, Mary Battle (6), 1950-1955, re: family news, 21-2 McElory, Msrgaret (1), 1906, re: personal news, 21-3 McFadden, Eleanor (1), 1931, re: medical appointment for Mary Wharton Yeatman, 21-3 McGehee, M. (1), undated, re: copper mining, 21-3 McGehee, Montford. (1), undated, re: North Carolina Department of Agriculture, 21-2 McGhee, Sarah E. (1), 1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 21-3 McHenry, Carrie H. (1), 1934, re: personal news, 21-3 McHortar, Martha (1), 1913, re: wedding gown of Mary Wharton Yeatman, 21-3 MacIntosh, A. (1), 1873, re; cotton trade, 21-6 Mackey, Naomi R. (1), 1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 21-6 McKnew, Thomas W. (1), 1955, re: National Geographic Society, 21-3 McLane, Georgine (1), 1909, re: personal news, 21-3 McLemore, Annie Louise (Wharton) (36), 1855-1906, re: Civil War news; medicine and diseases; Chicago fire, 1904; Panama Canal Zone; family news, 21-4, 5 McLeod, Eudora K. (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, 21-6 McLure, M.A. E. (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 21-6 McNairy, G.H. (1), 1886, re: personal news, 21-6 MacNeill, Charles M. (1), 1912, re: stock investment of T.P. Yeatman in Chino Copper Company, 21-6 McPhail, C.C. (1), 1882, re: Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, Bureau of Mines and Manufactures, 21-6 McWillie, C.A. (1), 1850, re: interesting description of a trip by water and rail through Tennessee, Ohio, and Mississippi; personal news, 21-6 M______, Janelle P. (1), 1860, re: personal news, 21-6 M______, Mary Polk (1), 1957, re: family news, 21-6 Mahon, A. (1), 1896, re; phosphate lands, 21-6 Malone, Mary Corneli, Diocese of Tennessee, 21-7 Maloy, Patrick (1), 1850, re: asking Henry Yeatman to obtain a Surveyor or Engineer’s job in the government for him, 21-7 Maney, Virginia (4), 1941-1959, re: Daughters of the American Revolution; personal news, 21-1 Manger, William (1), 1938, re: Pan American Union, 21-7 Manley, Peggy (1), 1954, re: personal news, 21-7 Manley, Charles (1), 1822, re; debt, 21-7 Manning, William J. (3), 1882-1897, re: land, copper mining; personal news; Howell Huntoon, 21-8 ?______, Margaret (1), 1913, re: marriage of Mary Eastin Wharton and Trezevant Player Yeatman, 21-8 ?______, Margaret (1), 1926, re: personal news, 21-8 ?______, Marian (1), 1963, re: personal news, 21-8 ?______, Maris (2), 1930, re: personal news, 21-8 Marr, Thomas S. (1), 1876, re: financial business, 21-8 Marsh, Mary E. (2), 1932, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 21-9 Marshall, Mrs. D.A. (1), 1939, re: death Mrs. Elizabeth Hinton, 21-9 Marshall, Margaret (1), 1942, re: Episcopal Soldiers Club, Church of the Advent, Spartanburg, South Carolina, 12-9 ?_____, Martin (1), 1872, re: personal news, 12-6 Martin (?), Andrew (2), 1954-1955, re: personal news, 21-9 Martin, Anna (Nye) (41), 1906-1955, re: Prohibition; personal news, 21-10, 11, 13 Martin, Elizabeth (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 22-1 Martin, Ruth (1), 1946, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 22-1 ?_____, Mary (1), 1959, re: personal news, 22-1 Mason, Ila J. (2), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 22-1 Massey, Myrta A. (1), 1947, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 22-1 Massie, Bessie K. (1), 1906, re: personal news, 22-1 Massie, G. Edmond (1), 1951, re: Garden Gossip, 22-1 Mastin, Mary I. (6), 1932, re: Public Health reports of Anne L. Wharton, 22-1 Matthews, Charles W. (1), 1883, re: business, 22-2 Maxon, Blanch M. (1), 1929, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese, 22-2 Maxon, James M., bp. (11), 1931-1942, re: Episcopal Church, Diocese of Tennessee; St. John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee; World War II, 22-2 Mayes, Mamie (1), 1926, re; business, 22-3 Mecklin, Anna Jane A. (1), 1964, re: Donelson family, 22-3 Meler (?), W.S. (1), 1883, re: re: copper mining, 22-3 Merritt, Angie Cantrell (2), 1941, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 22-3 Metcalf and Walker (1), 1877, re; legal business, 22-3 Metcalfe, Felicia (1), 1957, re: Old Tales Retold by Octavia Bond, 22-3 Miller, Ed. H. (1), 1878, re; business account, 22-3 Minor, Nannie J. (4), 1931-1932, re: Virginia State Department of Health, 22-4 Minot, Frank (1), 1896, re; personal news, 22-4 Miollis, Charles S.C. de (1), 1850, re: written in French to Mary Yeatman, 22-4 Mitchell, Mrs. (1), 1895, re; personal news, 22-4 Mitchell, Minnie N. (2), 1937-1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 22-4 Mitchum, Alice Ann (1), 1952, re: personal news, 22-4 Mitchum, Hazel (1), 1906, re: teaching position for Mary Wharton Yeatman in St. Martinsville, Louisiana; interesting description of Southern Christian mores, 22-4 Moak, Katherine W. (1), 1935, re; personal news; death of Lucius Polk Brown, 22-4 Moody, H.A. (1), 1893, re: Bailey Springs University, Bailey Springs, Alabama, 22-5 Moore, Mrs. J.W. E. (1), 1950, re: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Nashville Branch, 22-5 Moore, John Trotwood (2), 1927, re: Eastin family, 22-5 Moore, Marie Yeatman (2), 1945—1960, re: Yeatman family genealogy, 22-5 Moorehouse, Robert Wharton (1), 1962, re: Wharton family genealogy, 22-5 Moran, Polly (1), 1930, re: Sally Gray Little, 22-5 Morgan, Nancy Lee (1), 1938, re: account of Mrs. Rebecca Polk, 22-5 Morris, E.B. (1), 1938, re: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company investments of T.P. Yeatman, 22-6 Morris, Robbe Lee (1), 1952, re: personal news, 22-6 Mosley, Ada Catherine (3), 1954-1957, re: letters of a small child to her child, 22-6 Mosley, Joel (1), 1955, re: letter of a small child to Mary Yeatman, 22-6 Mosley, Lizinka Campbell (Brown) (22), 1917-1964, re: family news, 22-7 Moss, John (?), undated, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; personal news, 22-9 Moss, Molly (2), undated, re: personal news, 22-9 Moss, William (5), 1890-1893, re: personal news, 22-9 Munoz, Mercedes P. (1), 1890, re: personal news; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 22-9 Munson and Ketchum (1), 1877, re; business account, 22-9 Murphy, A.D. (1), 1823, re: business with Colonel William Polk, 22-9 Murray, L.C. (1), 1909, re: personal news, 22-9 Myers, Margaret (5), 1956-1962, re: Episcopal Church, 22-9 Nash, Aplha B. (2), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Province of Service. 22-10 Nash, Ann S. (4), 1940-1958, re: personal news, 22-10 Naugel, J. A. (1), 1953, re: recommendation of work done by H.C. Yeatman, 22-10 Neel, Julia (1), 1953, re: personal news, 22-10 Neel, Julia Ross (2), 1937-1953, re: personal news, 22-10 Neil, Mrs. (1), undated, re: school business of Mary Wharton Yeatman, 22-11 Nellums, Elizabeth (3), 1936-1955, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 22-11 Nesbit, Mrs. Paul (2), 1946, re: Inn reservations, 22-11 Nevines, Anna L. (3) 1894-1895, re: personal news, 22-11 Newell, Anna L. (3), 1894-1895, re: personal news, 22-11 Newell, R.N (12), 1877-1887, re: personal and family news; religion; descriptions of Europe, 22-12 Newsom, Ella K. (2), 1865, re: cotton and slavery at the end of the Civil War, 22-12 Newton, Emily P. (1), 1932, re: personal news, 22-13 ?_____, Nina (7), 1907-1913, re: family news; personal news, 22-13 Nixon, A.J. (2), 1897, re: phosphate business account, 22-13 Nixon, H. (1), 1896, re; legal business of Robin Jones, 23-1 Nore, Eva (1), undated, re; personal news, 23-1 Norman, J.A. (2), 1936-1938, re: financial failure of Yeatman and Company, 23-1 Norris, Lily B. (1), 1890, re; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 23-1 Norris, Mary R. (1), 1954-1964, re: personal news, 23-1 Norvell, Laura L. (1), undated, re: death of Preston Player, 23-1 Notgrass, Wesley (1), 1931, re: personal news Trezevant Yeatman, Jr., 23-2 Noyes, Clara D. (5), 1918-1932, re: American Red Cross, 23-2 Nunn, W.M. (1), 1854, re: Governor Jones; Whig Party; John Bell; Kansas-Nebraska; Frasier, Davis, Clements, Reed, Smith, and Robertson, 23-3 Nussbaum, Fred M (1), 1962, re: personal news, 23-2 Oaks, Lorena S. (3), 1936-1944, re: personal news; Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-2 O’Bannon, Rena A (5), 1931-1932, re: personal news; American Red Cross, Cross, 23-2 Oehmig, Rena (7), 1938-1944, re: Woman’s Auxiliary National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-3 Officer, R.A. (1), 1943, re: camera portraits, 22-3 Ogden, F.B. (1), 1844, re: business accounts of Lucius J. Polk, 22-3 Ogden, John (1), 1870, re: Fisk University, 23-3 Oldham, Thenie (McLemore) (8), re: McLemore family news; schools; Christian Science Church, 23-4 Oliver, Annie (6), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-4 Oliver, Margaret (1), undated, re: persona; news, 23-4 Olmsted, Denison (1), 1828, re: Honorable Timothy Pitkin; “Mulenberg Resolution”, 23- 5 Ormerod, Isabel (1), 1936, re; Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-6 Otey, James H., (2), 1846-1849, re: personal news; business, 23-6 Otten, Joseph (5), 1887, re: personal news; travel description of Europe, 23-6 Owen, Lizzie (1), undated, re: personal news, 23-6 Owen, Whyte Glendower (2), 1909-1929, re: Owen family genealogy, 23-6 Owlett, Elizabeth R. (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-6 Owsley, Harriett C. (5), 1957-1958, re; Thomas Yeatman and the reconciliation movement, 1863, 23-6 Pace, William R. (1), 1941, re: business, 23-7 Page, Helen (1), 1936, re: personal news, 23-7 ?______, Pardie (2), 1918, re: personal news; description of Colorado, 23-7 Parker, Francis W.G., O.H.C. (1), 1932, re; St. Andrew’s School, St. Andrew’s, Tennessee, 23-7 Parker, Mrs. Max Y. (1), 1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-7 Parkes, Thomas and Sharpe (1), 1889, re: insurance business, 23-7 Parks, J.H. (1), 1941, re: correspondence of John Bell given to the University of North Carolina by the Yeatmans; interest of Parks in writing a biography of Bell, 23-7 Patrick, Miriam (1), 1966, re: Easton family genealogy, 23-7 Patten, Betty (1), 1961, re; personal news, 23-7 Patten, Elizabeth B. (2), 1959-1963, re: Donelson family; Wharton family genealogy; personal news; Tennessee Legislature, 23-7 Patten, Margaret T. (1), 1940, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 23-8 Patten, Brooks (5), 1939-1941, re: personal news, 23-8 Patton, Eugene E. (1), 1954, re: William H. Polk, 23-8 Patton, Patty (1), 1936, re: Patton family genealogy, 23-9 Peck, H. A. (1), 1889 (?), re: personal news, 23-9 Peery, George (1), 1831, re: sale of lands belonging to William Polk, 25-1 Peete, Janie (1), 1929, re: Young Peoples Service League, Diocese of Tennessee, 25-1 Pemberton, Mary Norcott (1), 1938, re: travel tour for Mary Jane Whiteside, 25-1 Penn, Maud Read (1), 1897, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., from the sister of his former wife, 25-1 Pennington, Maymie (8), 1926-1928l, re: personal news, 25-2 Percy, William A. (1), 1906, re: estate of Major Will Polk, 25-1 Perkins, Calvin (1), 1908, re: estate of Major Will Polk, 25-3 Perkins, Caro Sidney (3), 1935-1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 25-3 Perot, Mary E.B. (1), undated, re: personal news, 25-3 Perry, Marjory (1), undated, re; personal news, 25-3 Peters, Major Thomas (1), 1865, re: post-Civil War conditions; cotton trading; beginnings of Reconstruction, 25-3 Petersen, Annabelle (38), 1929-1932, re: American Red Cross, 25-4 Petersen, Louise (2), 1887, re: letters written in German to Mary Yeatman, 25-6 Phelps, S.L. (1), 1930, re; Life insurance of T.P. Yeatman, 25-5 Phillips, Evelyn Steen (1), 1936, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 25-5 Pickens, L.H. (2), 1894, re: personal news, 25-5 Pidint, F.M. (1), personal news, 25-6 Pigg Brothers (1), 1929, re: business, 25-6 Pilkinton, Fred (1), 1967, re: newspaper delivery, 25-6 Piper, Harriett C. (1), 1890, re; death of Mary Yeatman, 25-6 Pitt, William C. and Alfred S. Lawrence (1), 1934, re: The Chapel of the Cross, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 25-6 Player, Emma (Yeatman) (17), undated, 1886, re: family news, 25-7 Player, H.H. (1), 1883, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 25-6 Player, James Yeatman (3), 1874-1884, re: family news, 25-8 Player, Lucie Preston (1), 1883, re: family news, 25-8 Player, Preston (3), 1879-1883, re: financial business of Emma (Yeatman) Player; land; family business, 25-8 Player, Susie P. (1), undated, re: family news, 25-8 Player, Thompson T. (1), undated, re: philosophy, 25-8 Player, Thompson T. (2), 1882, re: arrest of Mr. Eggleston, 25-8 Plunkett, J.D. (1), 1903, re: personal news, 25-9 Pointer, Mattie Campbell (1), 1906, re; personal news, 25-9 Poisson, Gertryn (5), 1938-1941, re: personal news; Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of East Carolina, 25-9 Polk, A.T. (1), 1828, re; personal news, 26-1 Polk, Alice D. (2), 1934—1940, re: personal news, 26-1 Polk, Ann (Erwin) Pope (2), 1818, re: family news; description of Nashville, 26-1 Polk, Armour Cantrell (1), 1926, re; business account, 26-1 Polk, Charlotte (1), undated, re: family news, 26-1 Polk, Cynthia Martin (1), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr. 26-1 Polk, Eliza Eastin (51), undated, 1851-1893, re: death of David Comegys; death of Russell Yeatman; land; farming; slavery; diseases; railroads; livestock sales; economic conditions, 1876; election of 1876; opening of Jenny Bell and Anna Comegys’ school in Philadelphia; family news provides a very interesting picture of life in Tennessee, 1851- 1893, 26-2, 3, 4, 5 Polk, Frances Devereaux (8), undated, 1837-1923, re: University of Virginia; yellow fever epidemic, 1878; lands of Henry Clay Yeatman in Lovacca County, Texas; death of Sarah Polk Jones; Texas lands; railroads; Eastin, Donelson, and Polk family genealogy; family news; 26-7, 8,9,10,11 Polk, Ida (Lyon) (2), 1887, re: family news, 26-12 Polk, James Knox (2), 1832, re: family news; William Polk, 26-12 Polk, Jane (Jackson) (5), 1888-1943, re: building of St. John’s Church; election of Roosevelt, 1932; World War II; family news, 26-13 Polk, Leonidas, bp. (1), 1850, re: Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennessee, 27-1 Polk, Lucius Junius (39), 1820-1870, re: plantation life; slavery; politics; land; cotton trade and cotton prices; cholera; election of 1860; debt; the University of North Carolina; railroad to Columbia, Tennessee, 27-2, 3, 4, 5 Polk, Lucius Junius (15), 1874-1923, re: Washington society; death of William Eastin; family news, 27-8 Polk, Lucius Junius (15), 1913, re: family news, 27-8 Polk, Mary Ann (Eastin) (3), 1829-1832, re: Washington society; death of William Eastin; family news, 27-8 Polk, Rebecca (Van Leer) (7), undated, 1868-1876, re: debt; interesting description of British Parliament and cricket match between and Cambridge and Oxford; Freedman’s Bureau, 27-8 Polk, Sally (Hillard) (1), undated, re: expression of sympathy to Mrs. Player, 27-9 Polk, Sally Moore (1), 1887, re; family news, 27-9 Polk, Samuel Moore (2), 1825, re: business; Andrew Jackson’s visit to Columbia, Tennessee, on his return from Alabama; suggestion to William Polk that Jackson be invited to Raleigh, North Carolina, on his return to Washington in 1825, 27-9 Polk, Sarah (Hawkins) (4), 1834-1843, re: death of William Polk; estate of William Polk; cotton trade; family news, 27-9 Polk, Sarah M. (Jackson) (4), undated, 1856, re; family news, 27-10 Polk, Van Leer (5), undated, re: debt; personal and family news; Panama Canal, 27-10 Polk, William (4), 1832-1833, re: Rattle and Snap; plantation life; cotton; family news, 27-11 Polk, William (1), 1879, re: family news, 27-11 Polk, William (2), 1878—1887, re: business; cotton, 27-11 Polk, William Julius (1), 1843, re: family news, 27-11 Polk, William Mecklinburg (6), undated, 1894-1897, re: family news; Polk family genealogy, 27-11 ?______, Polly (1), 1866, re: note from a servant to Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 28-1 Pope, Horton (11), 1895-1899, re: estate of Judge Thompson Trezevant Player, 28-1 Pope, Mary Howe (1), 1926, re: personal letter to Anne Wharton, 28-2 Portenier, Lillian (1), 1948, re: personal news, 28-2 Porter, Anne M. (4), 1938-1940, re; personal news; debt, 28-2 Porter, O.J. (1), 1945, re: Stockholders of Maury County Trust Company, 28-2 Porter, James D. (1), 1886, re: introduction of Mary Yeatman and M.E. Ford to the Consular Officers of the United States in Europe, 28-2 Potter, Sallie F. (2), 1877-1890, re: photograph of Major Will Polk; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 28-2 Potts, William N. (1), 1953, re: stock investments of T.P. Yeatman, 28-2 Powell, Margaret (7), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 28-3 Prados, Elizabeth (Branham) (3), 1961-1962, re: personal news, 28-3 Preat, Thomas S. Marr (1), 1876, re: business, 28-3 Prentice, P.I. (1), 1940, re: Fortune magazine, 28-3 Prescott, William (5), 1896, re: phosphate mining, 28-4 Preston, John S. (2), undated, re: personal news, 28-4 Price, George W.F. (2), 1887-1889, re: teaching position for Mary (Yeatman) Webb; personal news; 28-4 Prichitt, Zara (1), 1962, re; personal news, 28-4 Purnell, Daisy R. (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 28-5 Purvis, S.E. (1), 1879, re: personal news, 28-5 Quin, Barbara S. (1), 1928, re; nursing scholarship for Anne Wharton, 28-5 Quintard, Charles Todd (8), 1861-1886, re: First Battle of Bull Run, 1861; description of Richmond, Virginia, after Bull Run; Civil War atrocities; Episcopal Church, Diocese of Tennessee; introductions for Mary Yeatman to Episcopal Bishops in England and Scotland, 28-5 Rainey, John S. (9), 1896, re: phosphate business, 28-6 Ramirez, J.B. (4), 1883, re: mining business, 28-6 Ramsey, Zoi (6), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Province of Sewanee, 28-7 Randolph, Anne (1), 1911, re: personal news, 28-7 Randolph, John C.F. (1), 1883, re: mining business, 28-7 Ransom, Julian Walton (1), 1962, re: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Tennessee, 28-7 Rawlings, Eleanor (1), 1917, re: personal news, 28-7 Raworth, Mamie (1), 1932, re: Yeatman and Dickson family genealogy, 28-7 Ray, Worth S. (1), 1945, re: Wharton family genealogy, 28-8 Rayner, Kenneth (2), 1858-1862, re; 311½ acres of land in Maury County, Tennessee, purchased from General Lucius Polk by Henry Clay Yeatman, 1858, 28-8 Read, Laura (2), 1896, re: personal news, 28-8 Red, Margaret S. (14), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 28-9 Redford, A.H. (1), 1874, re: business account, 28-10 Reeder, Lillian C. (2), 1946-1947, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of South Carolina, 28-10 Reese, Mary (1), 1883, re: personal news, 28-10 Reese, W.B. (2), 1878, re; estate of Orvill Ewing business, 28-10 Reeves, Susie P. (14), 1926-1963, re: personal news; depression, 1929, 28-11 Reynolds, Mary H. (1), 1928, re: personal news, 28-12 Richardson, Albert S. (1), 1968, re: Wharton family Bible, 28-12 Richardson, Annie Lou (McLemore) (29), 1906-1938, re: family news, 29-1 Richardson, Hattie D. (6), 1934-1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 29-2 Richardson, Ida A. (1), 1897, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 29-2 Richardson, Jessie Peyton (Owen) (127), 1904-1956, re: personal news; World War I; 1929 depression; election of 1937; World War II, 29-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; 30-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; 31-1, 2, 3, 4. Richardson, John A.W. (1), 1938, re: personal news, 31-5 Richardson, John O.C. (1), 1937, re: personal news, 31-5 Richmond, W.B. (1), 1850, re: personal news; U.S. military service; immigration, 31-5 Ricks, Alfred (1), 1881, re: letter of a servant to Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 31-5 Ricks, Tabby (1), 1895, re: personal news to Mary (Yeatman) Webb, 31-5 Riddle, L. (1), undated, re: personal news, 31-5 Rines, Edward Francis (1), 1932, re: Tennessee Historical Magazine, 31-6 Ring, Frances (Gale) (2), undated, 1917, re: family news; death of Mary (Yeatman) Webb, 31-6 Riviere, Baron Arnaud de (1), 1870, re: letter written in French, 31-6 Roberts, E.S. (1), undated, re: personal news, 31-6 Roberts, Jean L. 1958, re: Cobbs (?) family genealogy, 31-6 Robertson, Minnie W. (1), undated, re; personal news, 31-6 Robinson, W.C. (1), 1911, re: undated, re: personal news, 31-6 Rockwell, Katharine (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary, St. Andrew’s Church, Harriman, Tennessee, 31-7 Roosevelt, Eleanor and Channing H. Tobias (1), 1946, re: National Committee for Justice in Columbia, Tennessee, 31-7 Rose, Amy (1), 1935, re: Southern Railway System tickets, 31-7 Rose, Clarence Y. (1), 1936, re: personal news, 31-7 Rose, W.P. (1), 1934, re: Georgia Caravans International Corporation, 31-7 Roulhac, Thomas R. (2), 1894, re: phosphate business Rousey, Merle A. (1), 1947, re: personal business, 31-7 Rowley, Mina G. (5), undated, 1880, re: personal news to Mary (Yeatman) Webb, written from a friend in Paris, 31-8 Rucker, Anne (Richardson) (33), 1914-1964, re: family news; 1929 depression, 31-9, 10, 11 Rucker, Cornielle M. (5), 1952-1963, re: personal news, 32-1 Rucker, Ellis (1), 1926, re: thank you letter of a small child to Trez Yeatman, 32-1 Rucker, John (1), 1926, re: letter of a small child to Harry Yeatman, 32-1 Rugeley, Helen H. (2), 1963-1964, re: Polk family genealogy, 31-8 Ruhm, H.D. (2), 1940-1951, re: personal news; St. Peter’s Pariah, Columbia, Tennessee, 32-1 Russell, Julia Currey (Wharton) (7), 1926-1932, re: family and personal news, 32-2 Rutgers, Anthony (1), 1827, re: financial business of Colonel William Polk, 32-2 ?______, Ruth (1), 1947, re: personal news, 32-2 Rutland, Eleanor W. (1), 1928, re: Camp Robin Wood, a summer camp for boys, 32-2 Rutledge, Arthur W. (3), 1875-1876, re; business; failure of Woods and Yeatman Company, 32-2 Rutledge, Marie (1), 1875, re; personal news, 32-2 S______, May (1), 1938, re: personal news, 32-3 Sadler, W.G. (2), 1896-1897, re: phosphate business, 32-3 Saenger, Leon (1), 1955, re: subscription to The Living Church, 32-3 Saimt, John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee (1), undated, re: church business, 32-4 Sanders Publishing Company (1), undated, re: The Breeder’s Gazette, 32-4 Sanderson, M.F. (1), 1936, re: Southern Railway System, railway fares, 32-4 Sanford, Elizabeth (1), 1969, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, 32-4 ______, Sara (1), 1932, re: personal news to Mary Jane (Yeatman) Whiteside, 32-4 ______, Sarah (2), 1883—1884, re: death of Preston Player; personal news, 32-4 Saunders, J. Maryon (2), 1944, re: Alumni Association, The University of North Carolina, 32-4 Savage, Jane Bell (Yeatman) (4), 1955-1958, re: Yeatman family news, 32-5 Scales, D.C. (2), 1896, re: phosphate business, 32-5 Schmehi, Katherine (5), 1952-1962, re: personal news, 32-5 Schrader, John C. (1), 1883, re: explosives, 32-6 Schweid, B.R. (1), 1957, re: business, 32-6 Sea, I.N. (1), 1867, re: legal stipulations in the sale of the property of Emma Y. Player, 32-6 Sears, Julia A. (1), 1906, re; recommendation for Mary (Wharton) Yeatman, 32-6 Sehon, C.A. (1), 1883, re: death of Preston Player, 32-6 Sewall, Arthur W. (3), 1926-1936, re: financial business of Jenny Bell Yeatman; personal news, 32-6 Sewall, Cynthia Pope (Yeatman) (8), 1881-1937, re: family and personal news, 32-7 Sewall, Malcolm C. (2), 1935, re: Sigma Nu Fraternity, 32-7 Seymour, Flora Nell (2), 1936-1941, re: church business, 32-8 Shaw, Henrietta Otis (2), 1928, re: Camp Robin Wood, summer camp attended by Harry Yeatman, 32-8 Sheerin, Charles W. (2), 1940, re: National Council Protestant Episcopal Church, 32-8 Shelton, Fred A. (1), 1925, re: Fuller Brush Company, 32-8 Shepley, M.A. (1), undated, re: personal news, 32-8 Shepley, Virginia (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary, Elizabethton, Tennessee, 32-8 Sheppared Knapp and Company (1), 1884, re: carpet and upholstery business, 32-8 Sheilds, A.H. (2), 1901, re: business account, 32-8 Shipman, William D. (1), 1875, re: business account, 32-8 Shrader, Sadie Dickson (2), undated, 1958, re; Wharton and Dickson family genealogy, 32-9 ?______, Sibelle (1), 1947, re: personal news, 32-9 Sies, Alice C. (1), 1936, re: personal news, 32-9 Sigma Nu Fraternity (1), 1934, re: fraternity dues, 32-9 Stillman, Ben (1), undated, re: land, 32-9 Simpkin, Annie O. (1), 1895, re: personal news, 32-9 Simpson. C.C. (3), 1903-1913, re: personal news, 32-10 Simpson, William (10), 1906-1911, re: personal news, 32-10 Sinkler, Julia U. (2), undated, re; land, 32-11 Skillman, Ken (1), 1946, re: retirement of W.H. Wharton from NC & St. L Railway, 32- 11 Skipwtih, Frances D. (Polk) (7), 1860-1869, re: family news, 32-11 Skipwith, Kate A. (1), 1951, re: family news, 32-11 Sloan, Virginia (1), 1947, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 32-11 Smart, Emily J. (1), 1888, re: business account, 32-11 Smart, Jane (1), 1888, re: personal news, 32-12 Smets, A.A. (1), 1861, re: politics and government; Confederacy; Civil War crisis, 32-12 Smith, E.M. (1), 1932, re: George Allen, Incorporated, Philadelphia, 32-12 Smith, Ellie C. (1), 1931, re: personal news, 32-12 Smith, Ethel (2), 1932, re: The Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 32-12 Smith, Irwin (1), undated, re: death of Preston Player, 32-13 Smith, Lucy (1), 1953, re: personal news, 32-13 Smith, May (1), 1939, re: personal news, 32-13 Smith, Morton (1), 1935, re: financial business of Jenny Bell Yeatman, 32-13 Smith, Ollie L. (1), 1955, re: State Geologist on well digging, 32-13 Smith, T.P. (1), 1946, re: personal news, 32-13 Smyth, Mamie (1), undated, re: personal news, 33-1 Snead, Nelly (1), undated, re: personal news, 33-1 Snyder, Ben M, (3), 1940-1943, re: personal news; World War II news, 33-1 Snyder, Rachel (1), 1959, re: death of T.P. Yeatman, 33-1 Sommerville (?), John (1), 1824, re: financial business of Colonel William Polk, 33-1 ?_____, Sophy (1), undated, re: personal news, 33-1 Soria, H.N. (4), 1896, re; phosphate analysis and business; politics and government, 33-1 Soulier, Edna (16), 1907-1955, re: news of a former student to Mary Wharton Yeatman; description of a flood in St. Martinsville, Louisiana, 1927, 33-2, 3 Sowell, Ione E. (8), 1924-1934, re: financial business of Anne Wharton; financial business of Trezevant Player and Mary Wharton; financial business of Jenny Bell Yeatman, 33-4 Sperry, Mary D. (1), 1930, re: personal news, 33-5 Spillman, Eliza Dillon (1), 1839, re: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, 33-5 Springer, Ethel M. (5), 1940-1964, re: personal news; church news, 33-5 Spruill, Elizabeth (4), 1896-1906, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr.; personal news, 33-6 Stabler, Dorothy (3), 1945-1946, re; National Council, Protestant Episcopal Church, 33-6 Stanton, Mary A. (1), 1936, re: personal news, 33-6 Steger, J.C. (3), 1876, re: Cumberland Iron Works; Woods, Yeatman and Company; business, 33-6 Stein, Charles C. (1), 1898, re: financial business in estate of Judge Player, 33-6 Stephen, Net P. (2), 1956-1957, re: personal news, 33-6 Stephen, Walter W. (3), 1954-1955, re: personal news, 33-7 Stephenson, May Evelyn (1), 1957, re: book place in Maury County Library in honor of Jenny Yeatman, 33-7 Sterne, Sue B. (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Province of Sewanee, 33-7 Stevens, Frances B. (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Province of Sewanee, 33-7 Stewart, Mary W. (1), 1928, re: personal news, 33-7 Stine, Annibel (4), 1931, re: Williams and Dickens family genealogy, 33-7 Stockell, Alice Eloise (1), 1928, re: personal news, 33-7 Stokes, Elsie W. and Jane Lloyd Fleming (1), 1938, re: business, 33-8 Stout, M.E. (1) undated, re: teaching in her home, 32-11 Strang, Alice N. (3), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 33-8 Straughen, John W. (1), 1942, re: Episcopal Soldiers Club, Church of the Advent, Sparthanburg, South Carolina, 33-8 Straw, Thelma (1), 1962, re: Christman message, 33-8 Strickland, Loretta (2), 1955-1962, re: personal news, 33-8 Strong, Robert A. (1), 1921, re: medical advice, 33-8 Strudwick, Clem (1), undated, re: personal news, 33-9 Strudwick, Lucy (1), 1933, re: personal news, 33-9 Strudwick, Shepperd (3), 1913-1936, re: personal news, 33-9 Strudwick, Susan R. (12), 1928-1959, re: personal news, 33-9 Sullivan, Ernestine (1), 1960, re: personal news, 33-10 Summerill, J.Q. (1), 1869, re: character of Richard Owen Currey; Reconstruction government of North Carolina; personal news, 33-10 Summerill, Josephine E. (1), 1869, re: interesting description of Salisbury, North Carolina, after the Civil War, 33-10 Summitt, Dickson (1), 1963, re: Dickson family, 33-10 ?____, Susie (3), 1879-1881, re: personal news to Mary (Yeatman) Webb from a friend in Europe, 33-10 ?_____, Suzanne (1), 1928, re: personal news, 33-10 T______, Jane W. (2), 1938-1941, re: personal news, 33-10 Talcott, Agnes G. (1), 1928, re: professional business of Anne Wharton, 33-10 Tarboux, Maire V. (28), 1907-1967, re: personal news; real estate boom and depression in Florida, 1920s and early 1930; teaching during the depression, 33-11, 12 Tarpley, Edward L. (1), 1961, re; health of Anne Wharton, 34-1 Taussing, Clara A. (1), 1887, re: description of a European tour; personal news, 34-1 Taussing, Edward L. (3), 1887-1888, re: death of her father; interesting descriptions of travels in Europe, 34-1 Temple, Cate (1), undated, re: invitations to visit the Vatican or the capital or Rome, 34-1 Temple, W.G. (1), undated, re: invitations to Henry Yeatman to visit Brusa from Constantinople, 34-1 Terry, W.P. (1), 1877, re: tax assessment of Henry Yeatman’s land in Texas, 34-1 Thacher, Arthur (1), 1883, re: mining business, 34-1 Thaggarrd, Marguerite (1), 1947, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 34-1 Thatcher, Lloyd E. (1), 1932, re: Branham and Hughes Military Academy, Spring Hill, Tennessee, 34-1 Thom, Foong Ching (Timmie) (9), 1930-1939, re: letters from a child to Anne Wharton, 34-2 Thomas, Agnes Q. (2), 1944-1945, re: personal news, 34-2 Thomas, George L. (1), undated, re: letter in French to Mary Yeatman, 34-2 Thomas, Mrs. Russell (1), 1964, re: Polk family genealogy, 34-2 Thomas, Suzanne F. (1), 1940, re: Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 34-2 Thompson, Clagett (1), 1896, re: business, 34-2 Thompson, Jessie Cowan (1), 1966, re: Eastin family genealogy, 34-2 Thompson, M.A. (1), 1842, re: Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennessee; Bishop Leonidas Polk; personal news, 34-3 Thompson, Norma S. (1), 1928, re: Rockefeller Foundation fellowships, 34-3 Thompson, Elnora E. (1), 1928, re: nursing career of Anne Wharton, 34-3 Thornton, Mary C. (1), 1943, re: personal news, 34-3 Thasher, Anna (1), 1947, re: personal news, 34-3 Tirrill, Mrs. W.O. (1), 1961, re: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Tennessee, 34-3 Tobias, Channing H. and Eleanor Roosevelt (1), 1946, re: National Committee for Justice in Columbia, Tennessee, 31-7 Tormes, Henrietta C. (1), 1884, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, 34-3 Torrey, J.D. (1), 1910, re: insurance loan of Henry Clay Yeatman, 34-3 Totten, Catlyna (3), undated, re: personal news from Rome and Washington, 34-3 Towler, J.H. (1), 1888, re: role of Lucius J. Polk in Masons, 34-4 Townsend, Justine Van Rensselaer (6), 1893-1895, re: Mount Vernon Association, Fairfax County, Virginia, 34-4 Trabue, Horace (1), 1895, re: land, 34-5 Trole, W.O. (1), 1931, re: business, 34-5 Trulock, Sue B. (1), 1931, re: personal news, 34-5 Tucker, A.W. (6), 1934-1937, re: St. Mary’s School, Raleigh, North Carolina, 34-5 Tucker, Elizabeth (2), 1932-1957, re: St. Mary’s School, Raleigh, North Carolina, 34-5 Turner, Lizinka Campbell (1), 1890, re: family and personal news, 34-6 Turner, M.L. (2), 1887, re: personal news, 34-6 Uloorhead, Elizabeth B. (1), 1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 34-6 Union Bus Terminal (1), 1940, re: bus schedules from Raleigh, North Carolina, to Kansas, Missouri, 34-6 Urquhart, Eveline E. (8), 1909-1921, re: personal news; acquittal of Robin Cooper, 34-7 Van Buren, John (1), undated, re: estate of Lord Byron, letter the estate of Colonel Wildnan, 34-8 Van Deerlin, Erasmus (2), 1891, re: United States Indian Service, Nevada Agency, 34-8 van den Berg, Y. (1), 1897, re: phosphate business, 34-8 Van Deventer, Mary L. (5), 1932-1939, re: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, 34-8 Van Dusen, J.B. (2), 1949-1954, re: financial business of Jenny Bell Yeatman, 34-9 Van Hoyster, Gladys L. (1), 1940, re: National Council, Protestant Episcopal Church, 34-9 Visk, Kilburn (1), 1966, re: insurance, 34-9 Voss, Edna R. (2), 1928, re: professional business of Anne Wharton, 34-9 Wade, Laura D. (1), 1935, re: Daughters of the American Revolution, Rachael Donelson Chapter, 34-9 Wade, Mattie J. (2), 1950-1951, re: St. John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee, 34-9 Wade, Theodora K, (1), 1940, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 34-9 Wadhams, L.W. (7), 1895-1896, re: Eastin family genealogy, 34-10 Waggoner, Charles D. (1), 1968, re: Eastin family genealogy, 34-10 Walker, Ellen F. (11), 1912-1950, re: personal news, 34—11 Walker, John F. (24), 1903-1950, re: personal and family news; cotton business, 34-11, 12 Walker, Margaret Laws (9), 1935, re: American Red Cross Diphtheria Immunization Projects in Hale, St. Clair, and Clay Counties, Alabama, and Hall and Moultrie Counties, Georgia, 35-1 Walker, Nell Allen (1), 1940, re: personal news, 35-1 Walker, Sarah Polk (Wharton) (43), undated, 1899-1903, re; family news; description of Baltimore; interesting comments on clothing and dress fashions at the turn of the century; typhoid fever, 35-2, 3, 4, 5 Wall, Smith (1), 1942, re: Tennessee State Income Tax Report for T.P. and Mary W. Yeatman, 35-6 Wallace, Betterton and Mildred Alexander (1), 1933, re: St. Paul’s Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 35-6 Wallers, H. (1), 1882, re: personal news, 35-6 Walraven, Jennie W. (1), 1940, re: personal news, 35-6 Walsh, R.M. (1), 1852, re: introduction of Henry Clay Yeatman, 35-6 Walton, Fanny O. (4), 1930-1954, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 35-6 Ward, W.E. (1), 1887, re: teaching positions of Ward’s Seminary for Young Ladies, Nashville, Tennessee, for Mary (Yeatman) Webb, 35-7 Warfield, Francis B. (1), 1954, re: memorial at St, John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee, 35-7 Warren, Annie B (1), 1946, re: William family genealogy; personal news, 35-7 Waterman, Julia (3), 1887-1890, re: personal news; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman, 35-7 Waters, G.H. (1), 1957, re: Tennessee State Textbook Commission, 35-8 Watmough, Anna C. (1), 1896, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr., 35-8 Watson, M. (1), 1873, re: business of Woods, Yeatman and Co., 35-8 Watson, O.D. (1), 1853, re: deaths of George and Sydney Wharton gives a detailed description of the death of George Wharton of yellow fever, 35—8 Watson, S.E. (1), 1877, re; debts, 35-8 Watson, Sene (5), 1910-1928, re: family news, 35-8 Watson, W. (1), 1878, re: land, 35-8 Watts, J. (1), 1926, re: stock, 35-8 Webb, Louise Manning (1), 1946, re: church news; personal news, 35-8 Webb, Thomas Shapard (5), 1903-1931, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman; family news; legal business, 36-2 Webster, Daniel (2), undated, 1852, re: letter of introduction of Henry Clay Yeatman to American consulates in Europe; offer of appointment to John Bell. 36-2 Weise, Elizabeth R. (1), 1936, re: personal news, 36-2 Weise, Mary (1), 1936, re: personal news, 36-2 Welcher, Maud C. (1), 1936, re: letter to Thomas Shapard Webb about the character of Mary (Yeatman) Webb, after death, 36-2 Wells, Iverson Currey (17), 1948-1949, re: Wells, Rainey, Currey, Owen, Lilliard, and Caldwell family genealogy, 36-3, 4 Wharton, Addie (2), 1936-1955, re: personal news, 36-5 Wharton, Algernon Sidney (1), 1843, re: family news, 36-5 Wharton, Anne Louise (449), 1899-1964, re: Red Cross itinerant nursing; student life at Columbia University; Mission School for Chinese Children, Oakland, California; conditions of Chinese on the West Coast; United States Pacific Fleet, 1924; Chinese-American school segregation in California; Wharton family genealogy; economic conditions of the depression (1929); stock market during the 1929 depression; New Deal programs of President Roosevelt, diphtheria immunization programs of the Red Cross, 1935, descriptions of Oahu and the role of the Hawaiian Islands during the late 1930s; Sino-Japanese conflict, 1938; Japanese- American relations, 1939; books written by Wharton, Currey, and Owen family; death of Julia (Wharton) Russell, descriptions of travels in Wyoming; public health nursing and mission work among the Arapaho Indians in Wyoming; business; family news, 36-6, 7, 8, 9; 37, 38; 39; 40-1, 2, 3, Wharton, Araminta Jane (6), 1850-1862, re: family news; diphtheria; imprisonment of William Wharton during the Civil War, 40-4 Wharton, Arthur Dickson (4), 1857, re: life of a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy; diary of a cruise, July 1857; on the U.S.S. “Preble”; family news, 40-4; 113-14 Wharton, Charles W. (1), 1930, re: Wharton family genealogy, 40-4 Wharton, George Michael (4), 1844-1850, re: medicine; description of St. Louis; family news, 40-5 Wharton, J. Criddle (1), 1862, re: imprisonment of William Henry Wharton during the Civil War; family news, 40-5 Wharton, John U.H. (2), 1911-1916, re: history of the Wharton family, 40-5 Wharton, Julia (Brannon) (13), 1912-1963, re: family news, 40-6, 7 Wharton, L.B. (1), undated, re: Wharton family genealogy, 40-8 Wharton, L.P. (1), 1928, re: Wharton family genealogy, 40-8 Wharton, Mary Eliza (Currey) (15), undated, 1871-1885, re: family news; threatened sale of Hamilton Place and financial status of Henry Clay Yeatman, 40-8, 9 Wharton, N. Earl (10), 1915-1917, re: Wharton family genealogy, 40-10 Wharton, Pearle (1), 1944, re: Wharton family, 40-10 Wharton, Priscilla Jane (Dickson) (1), 1843, re: family news, 40-10 Wharton, Richard Currey (78), 1910-1957, re: economic conditions; family and personal news, 40-11, 12, 13: 41-1, 2, 3, 4 Wharton, Sue Marion (Landon) (173), 1907-1964, re: family news; death of William Henry Wharton, 41-5, 6, 7, 8. 9; 42-1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Wharton, Thomas J. (1), 1895, re: Wharton family genealogy, 43-1 Wharton, William Henry (2), 1858-1861, re: religion, family news; Civil War, 43-1; 113-14 Wharton, William Henry (39), 1855-1899, re: religion; death of William Henry Wharton, his father; family news, 43-2, 3, 4, Wharton, William Wharton (53), 1899-1948, re: family news; business; economic conditions, 1900; train wreck near Danville, Illinois, 1907, 43-5, 6, 7, 8 Wheeler, Mrs. A.J. (1), 1903, re: death of Sarah Polk (Wharton) Walker, 43-9 Wheeler, Anne M. (8), 1930, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee; personal news, 43-9 Wheeler, Mary Bell (1), undated, re: death of Mary Eliza (Currey) Wharton, 43-9 Wheeler Publishing Company (1), 1887, re: business, 43-9 Whelchel, Sibyl A. (4), insurance business, 43-9 White, S.M. (1) 1925, re: insurance business, 43-9 White, Will (1), 1819, re: personal news; economic conditions, 43-9 Whiteside, Eloise Orr (4), 1955-1957, re: family news, 43-10 Whiteside, Joseph Lister (5), 1938-1954, re: censorship of the mails during World War II; New Guinea during World War II; family news, 43-10 Whiteside, Martha (1), 1962, re: letter of a small child to Grandmother and Aunt, 43-10 Whiteside, Mary Jane (Yeatman) (656), 1930-1964, re: student life at St. Mary’s School, Raleigh, North Carolina; Lindbergh kidnapping trail; student life at the University of North Carolina; death of Lucius B. Polk, 1935; family news, 44; 45; 46; 47; 48; 49; 50-1; 2, 3, Whitefield, Edith (1), undated, re: personal news, 50-4 Whiton, Mamie D. (1), 1881, re: personal news, 50-4 Whitthorne, Rebecca R, (1), 1937, re: Woman’s Auxiliary, 50-4 Whitworth, Peggy M. (1), 1962, re: Association for the Perseveration of Tennessee Antiquities, 50-4 Wilkins, H. Jay (1), 1863, re: fascinating description of the Battle of Gettysburg, 1863, including his ideas concerning the failure of Confederate strategy at the Battle, 50-4 Willett, Fanny Bayless (1), 1898, re: personal news; President McKinley; Spanish- American War, 50-4 Williams, Caroline (1), 1928, re: personal news, 50-4 Williams, Emily Donelson (Polk) (23), 1856-1890, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; yellow fever in Memphis; economic conditions; family news, 50-5, 6 Williams, Georgia C. (1), 1936, re: American Red Cross; personal news, 50-7 Williams, Irene H. (3), 1921-1949, re: travel descriptions of the Scandinavian counties; personal news, 50-7 Williams, Joe V. (1), 1933, re: Good Citizenship Medal of the Sons of the American Revolution at Baylor School to Trez P. Yeatman, Jr. 50-8 Williams, John P. (1), 1878, re: financial business of Rebecca (Polk) Yeatman, and Henry Clay Yeatman, 50-8 Williams, Joseph Minnick (1), 1875, re: tax business, 50-7 Williams, Joseph Minnick (4), 1890-1936, re: death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; death of Nannie M. Williams; “Ashwood Hall” and “Hamilton Place;” economic conditions, 1932; election of 1932; Democratic Party Platform, 1932; prohibition; family news, 50-7 Williams, L.P. (1), 1890, re: family and personal news, 50-8 Williams, Louise Pitcher (1), undated, re: family news, 50-8 Williams, Merritt F. (1), 1947, re: Washington Cathedral, 50-8 Williams, Nannie M, (1), undated, re: death of Preston Player, 50-8 Williams, Sue (1), 1959, re: Tennessee Society Daughters of American Revolution, 50-8 Williams, W.H. (2), 1887, re: financial business of Henry Clay Yeatman, 50-8 Williamson, George (1), undated, re: monument to General Lucius J. Polk, 50-8 Willis, Marge J. (3), 1914-1917, re: personal news, 50-9 Willoughby, N.B. (1), 1907, re: personal news, 50-9 Wilson, J.G. (1), 1926, re: Footer’s Dye Works, 50-9 Wilson, Mary Jones (Cooper) (3), 1907-1931, re: personal news, 50-9 Wilson, Mary R.L. (31), 1879-1887, re: personal news of a friend living in Europe to Mary (Yeatman) Webb; travel descriptions of Europe; European politics and government, 50-10, 11 Wilson, Polly S. (1), 1959, re: death of Trezevant Player Yeatman, 50-12 Winn, Mary Polk (2), 1897-1936, re: death of Henry Clay Yeatman, Jr.; personal news, 50-12 Winton, George (1), 1903, re: letter of a small child to Mary (Wharton) Yeatman, 50-12 Wise, Catherine V. (1), 1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 50-12 Wisk, Douglas (1), 1893, re: death of Russell Houston Yeatman, 50-12 Witherspoon, Kate (4), undated, 1880-1881, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 50-12 Wittg______, P. Carolyner (1), undated, re: personal news, 50-12 Wofford, Florence H. (4), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to National Council, Diocese of Tennessee [no box & folder number] Woldridge, Eliza K. (1), 1921, re: St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Columbia, Tennessee, 51-1 Woldridge, W. (1), 1933, re: scholarship of Trez Yeatman at Baylor School, 51-1 Woldridge, W.P. (1), 1936, re; Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee, 51-1 Wolf, John McConnell (1), 1952, re: business, 51-1 Womack, Daisy W. (1), 1936, re: personal news, 51-1 Woodruff, Mary Lester (1), 1958, re: personal news, 51-2 Woodruff, Noel (2), 1934, re: Polk Memorial Home, 51-2 Woods, James (4), 1859-1870, re: business, personal news, 51-2 Woods, James (10), 1859-1878, re; Cumberland Iron Works; sheep husbandry; failure of Woods, Yeatman, and Company, 1876; personal news, 51-2 Woods, R. (1), 1869, re: personal news, 51-3 Woodward, J.O.M. (1), 1908, re: graves of William Henry and Mary Currey Wharton, 51-3 Wright, Mrs. Douglas M. (1), 1960, re: Colonial Dames of America in Tennessee, 51-3 Wright, M.H. (3), 1881-1885, re: financial business of Emma (Yeatman) Player with a Commission Merchant, 51-3 Wright, Sallie S. (1), 1961, re: Civil War Centennial; 51-3 Wyatt, Margaret (1), 1961, re: Civil War Centennial, 51-3 Yeatman, C.E. (1), 1883, re: business, 51-4 Yeatman., George (Watkins) (11), undated, 1913-1940, re: family news, 51-4, 5 Yeatman, Henry Clay (360), 1852-1899, re: commercial merchant business; cotton; land; debt; farming; politics and government; travels in Scotland and Ireland; Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin; French alliance 1853; Tennessee politics and government; Woods, Yeatman, and Company Cumberland Iron Works, Stewart County, Tennessee; John Catron, Archibald Campbell; secession; the Confederacy; Republican Party; economic conditions; cotton trade in New Orleans; copper ventures; iron industry; Thomas Francis Bayard; General Randall L. Gibson; cholera epidemic in Nashville, 1865; lands in Lovacca County, Texas; livestock sales of Will Van Leer Polk, 1882; travels of Mary (Yeatman) Webb in Europe; South Africa, 1895-1896; Tennessee Centennial Exposition; Spanish-American War; description of Jenny Bell and Nanny Comegys school, “Springside” in Chesnut Hill, Pennsylvania; death of Preston Player; divorce of Thomas and Lucretia (Pope) Yeatman; death of Eliza Polk; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; marriage of Thomas Shapard Webb and Mary Polk Yeatman; death of Colonel Dillon; family news, 51-6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; 52; 53 Yeatman, Henry Clay (96), 1875-1896, re; student at the University of Tennessee and LeHigh University, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; debt, economic conditions; descriptions of Mexico; robbery in Predras Negras, Mexico; work as a railroad engineer on the Mexican Pacific Railroad; coal, silver and gold mining in Mexico; death of Mary (Polk) Yeatman; family new, 54 Yeatman, Henry Clay (575), 1925-1969, re: student life at Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and the University of North Carolina; sports; World War II; F.D. Roosevelt speaking at the University of North Carolina; family news ,55, 56, 57, 58 Yeatman, James Erwin (84), 1860-1900, re: school of Jenny Bell and Nanny Conegys in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania; Republican and Democratic parties; politics and government 1860, 1863, 1865, 1878, 1880; election of 1880; slavery; Civil War prisoners; General U.S. Grant; oaths of allegiance and amnesty of Henry Clay Yeatman; Thomas Yeatman’s role in the Civil War, 1863; John Bell; Lizanka Ewell; General Henry Halleck; cotton trade, 1865; Democratic convention, 1876; sale of lands surrounding Hamilton Place; President Garfield; financial business of Henry Clay Yeatman; financial and legal business of Emma (Yeatman) Player; estate of Trezevant Player; advice to Mary (Yeatman) Webb about opening a girls boarding school; iron industry; Boer War; family news; 59-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Yeatman. Jean Hansford (Anderson) (1), 1949, re: personal news, 59-7 Yeatman, Jenny Bell (161), 1888-1949, re: European trip; Robin Copper’s disappearance and murder; Jefferson Davis’ death; stock investments; Tate Springs, Tennessee; operas and plays; election of 1932; building a new barn at “Hamilton Place”; Roosevelt’s inaugural address, 1937; family news, 59-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; 60-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Yeatman, Leonie Monoury (6), 1887-1896, re: letters written in French by the wife of Thomas Yeatman; death of Thomas Yeatman and Mary (Polk) Yeatman; offer to raise and educate Jenny Bell and Lucie Yeatman after the death of their mother; family news, 61-7 Yeatman, Lucia Polk (29), 1893-1896, re: letters of child to her father, sisters and aunts from a school in Elwyn, Pennsylvania, 61-8, 9, 10 Yeatman, Lucretia (Pope) (1), 1887, re: invitation to Henry Yeatman to come to St. Louis; family news, 61-11 Yeatman, M. (1), 1919, re: visit to Leon Yeatman and his wife to the United States, 61-11 Yeatman, Mary Brown (Polk) (65), undated, 1856-1882, re: her forthcoming marriage to Henry Clay Yeatman; interesting letters to Mary Polk Yeatman in Europe; financial conditions of the Yeatman family; copper ventures of Henry Clay Yeatman; Howell H, Huntoon and W.J. Manning; Texas lands belonging to Henry Clay Yeatman; politics; farming, 61-12, 13; 62-1, 2, 3, 4 Yeatman, Mary Eastin (Wharton) (1081), 1899-1968, re; death of Sarah (Wharton) Walker; USS Titanic; trip to Chicago, 1912; European trip, 1909; marriage to Trez Yeatman; Liberty Bonds, 1919; Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee; economic conditions, 1929-1938; life during the depression; stock investments and dividends; barn burning at Hamilton Place; “Woodstock”, the home of Sarah Polk (Jones) Bradford; Stratford Hall Fund; death of Rebecca Jones, 1933; election of 1932; student life of Trez, Harry, and Mary Jane Yeatman at the University of North Carolina; student life of Mary Jane Yeatman at St. Mary’s School; Rachel Stockley Donelson Chapter of the DAR: F.D. Roosevelt’s visit to Nashville, 1934; Robert E Lee Memorial Foundation; Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese’s wedding; death of Huey Long; Mary Hooper Donelson’s wedding; Works Progress Administration; Hitler and Mussolini, 1938; family genealogy; Trez and Harry Yeatman’s World War II service; St. John’s Episcopal Church, Ashwood, Tennessee; marriage of Trez and Nancy McDearman; marriage of Mary Jane and Jane Whiteside; extensive and interesting news of the Yeatman, Wharton, Richardson., and related families, 61-1, 2,3, 4, 5; 63; 64; 65; 66; 67; 68; 69; 70; 71; 73-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Yeatman, Nancy Lee (McDearman) (14), 1945-1950, re: personal news and family news, 73-7 Yeatman, Pope (18), 1920-1946, re: financial business of the Yeatman family; family news, 73-8 Yeatman, Russell Houston (7), 1877-1887, re: family news of a small child, 73-9 Yeatman, Thomas (1), 1833, re: letter to his father-in-law concerning business, family news, and personal philosophy, 73-10 Yeatman, Thomas (36), 1852-1890, re: school in Paris; Mary (Yeatman) Webb’s studies in German; German Emperor; election of 1880; Rutherford B. Hayes; personal philosophy; his study of law in New Haven; John Bell, Jane Yeatman Bell; interesting letters, written primarily to Mary Polk (Yeatman) Webb and his brother, Henry Clay Yeatman Bell, 73-10, 11, 12 Yeatman, Trezevant Player (130), 1886-1939, re: Mr. McCabe’s School, Petersburg, Virginia, 1886-1887; Mr. Wallace’s School, Nashville, Tennessee, 1889; marriage to Mary Eastin Wharton; renovation of St. John’s Church, 1913: World War I conscription; government regulation of coal during World War I; farming; family news, 74; 75-1 Yeatman, Trezevant Player (1009), 1925-1962, re: Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tennessee; The University of North Carolina; politics; Young Men’s Christian Association; social work; race question and segregation; Tennessee politics and government; election of 1938; World War II news; support for F.D. Roosevelt; estate of Jenny Bell Yeatman; family news, 75-2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10; 76; 77; 78; 79; 80; 81; 82; 83; 84; 85-1; 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10 Yerkes, Edith L. (2), 1940-1941, re: Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council, Diocese of Tennessee; personal news to Mary Yeatman, 82-11 Young, James (1), 1896, re: Mt. Vernon on the Potomac; cattle given to Mt. Vernon by Mary (Yeatman) Webb, 82-11 Young, O.P. (1), 1947, re: Lehigh Valley Transit Company, security holdings, 82-11 Zyniewski, Jeane (Barr) (1), 1964, re: personal news, 82-11