Evelyn Glenn Hunter Collection, 1796 – 2014

Processed by: Jenna Stout Montgomery County Department of Preservation of Records

Date Completed: June 15, 2018 Location: AR 29/5-1.3 – AR 29/5-3 Accession Number: 2003.009

Evelyn Glenn Hunter Collection Acc. #: 2003.009

INTRODUCTION

The Evelyn Glenn Hunter Collection was donated by Evelyn Glenn Hunter. The collection contains approximately 1000 items arranged into 15 boxes, including two boxes of photographs. Access to this collection may be permitted for the purposes of personal and scholarly research. The Montgomery County Archives requires that the following credit line be used in all publications to identify that the image or document used is from its holdings: Courtesy of the Montgomery County Archives. Specific citation of where the image or document is located (collection, box, folder, etc.) should be made in an acknowledgements section, footnote, or bibliography.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Beginning in 2003, Evelyn Glenn Hunter donated this collection to the Montgomery County Archives. This collection contains family papers, genealogical research, business records, newspapers, newsletters, books, journals, and photographs. Evelyn’s papers includes materials on the Smith-Glenn, Bowman, Homer, and Rutherford-Carnohan families. Through her mother’s side, Evelyn was related to the local Smith family. John K. Smith purchased the two-story brick house originally built for Ben Gold in the New Providence area of Montgomery County, Tennessee. Smith eventually sold the house to the Odd Fellows for use as a nursing home. Christopher Kropp (C. K.) Smith (b. July 3, 1864, d. July 23, 1957) of New Providence married Eva Homer (b. March 11, 1867, d. July 24, 1934), the daughter of Serepta Mildred Jordan Homer and Bladen Beverly Homer, on November 27, 1889. A prominent tobacconist, C.K. Smith commissioned G.B. Wilson to construct a gabled Victorian house at 303 Market Street. The Smith family lived at the residence until 1911; at that point, they purchased Oak Top, a Greek Revival mansion located at 107 Madison Terrace that was occupied by the Sterling F. Beaumont family for a number of years. C.K. and Eva Smith raised four children: Homer Fraser Smith (b. February 2, 1892, d. February 14, 1960), C.K. Smith, Jr. (b. August 13, 1896, d. March 23, 1907), Mildred Louise (b. November 18, 1899, d. March 25, 2001), and Sory Smith (b. July 31, 1909, d. December 27, 1996). The eldest son, Homer F. Smith, served during World War I. He entered the military on September 21, 1917 and was discharged on July 30, 1919. On November 14, 1923, Homer married Annie Laurie Lowe, who was five years his junior. Following in the steps of his father, Homer worked as a tobacconist. The 1940 Census shows that the couple had a nine-year-old son. Homer’s brother C.K. Smith, Jr. died at the age of ten from a mastoid infection. The youngest of the three Smith brothers, Sory, graduated from Clarksville High School and then started his military education at West Point in 1929. Sory joined the US Air Force and retired as a Major General. He died in California, but his body was interred at Riverview Cemetery in Clarksville. Mildred Smith graduated from Clarksville High School in 1918 and attended Southwestern Presbyterian University. Mildred played on the women’s basketball team while at college. She eventually found work at the library at Southwestern in Memphis, where she met William “Bill” R. Glenn. The pair married on August 4, 1926. Their daughter Evelyn was born on September 20, 1927. Dr. Frank Runyon attended the delivery. Evelyn’s parents divorced in 1929 when she was 18 months old. The 1930 Census shows Mildred and Evelyn living in the

Evelyn Glenn Hunter Collection Acc. #: 2003.009 household of C.K. and Eva Smith. After teaching elementary school for nineteen years, Mildred worked as a bookkeeper at Orgain Building Supply for another twenty-five years. From 1938 to 1941, Mildred Smith Glenn and her brother Sory remodeled C.K. Smith’s house on Hill Crest Avenue. A contract and specification of materials and other labor document the alteration of the residence into apartments. In her notes, Mildred expressed dissatisfaction with the workmanship and pace of J.H. Ellarson & Son, the contractors hired to work on the house. The collection includes Mildred Smith Glenn’s correspondence with Annie Rutherford Carnohan (b. December 10, 1877, d. April 28, 1963) as well as photographs of her brother Santa Anna Rutherford (b. June 9, 1875, d. October 5, 1960) and family. Annie and Santa Anna’s parents were J.D. Rutherford (b. May 5, 1840, d. September 26, 1900) and Virginia Clarke Rutherford (b. February 11, 1844, d. July 1, 1907). Santa Anna Rutherford worked in the hotel management industry. In 1895, he served as a first clerk at the Clarendon Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. From there, he moved to the Peabody Hotel where he served as a cashier at its café in 1897 before becoming a clerk by 1899. He remained in Memphis until at least 1906. From there, he moved to Texas to manage the Menger Hotel (San Antonio), the Tremont Hotel (Galveston), and then the Bender Hotel (Houston). Santa Anna married his wife Margaret around 1915. In 1917, the Texas Hotel News featured an article, “S.A. Rutherford Manager Hot Wells Hotel,” that announced Santa Anna’s new position as manager of the Hot Wells Hotel in San Antonio. He briefly moved to Macon, Georgia to work as a hotel manager, as noted in the 1920 Census. Within three years, he had moved back to Texas to work at the Hotel Beaumont. By January 1929, Santa Anna was the operator of Hotel Judson in Houston. Santa Anna, predeceased by his wife Margaret, passed away on October 5, 1960 in Kingsville, Texas. Annie Rutherford married Wilis Judson Carnohan (b. 1845, d. 1910) in approximately 1896. The couple had one son named Rutherford Judson (b. April 5, 1897, d. April 5, 1924) born in Longview, Texas. It appears that Annie’s mother Virginia moved to San Antonio following the death of Annie’s father, who was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. The 1920 Census lists Annie as a widow in Kingsville, Texas, with both her and Judson working as clerks at the railroad office. Judson died on April 5, 1924 at the age of 27 in Beaumont, Texas. He was buried at City Cemetery #6 in San Antonio alongside his father Wilis Judson and grandmother Virginia Clarke Rutherford. The 1940 Census places Annie living alone in Kingsville and working as a secretary at a doctor’s office. It is noted that she completed four years of college. From 1934 until her death in 1963, Annie corresponded regularly with Mildred Smith Glenn in Clarksville. She was also buried in San Antonio’s City Cemetery #6. Evelyn Glenn (b. September 20, 1927, d. December 16, 2013), known as Ebbie, attended Clarksville High School. Football programs and Purple and Gold literary magazines from the 1940s date to Evelyn’s time as a student. After graduation from Clarksville High School in the mid-1940s, Evelyn attended Austin Peay State University. In Evelyn’s collection are a 1945- 1946 Farewell and Hail yearbook and All-State newspapers from 1945 to 1947. She eventually married Lee “Buddy” O. Hunter and worked as an elementary school teacher with the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System. Evelyn and her mother Mildred both completed genealogical research on their family connections. Their research is reflected in the papers in this collection.

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This collection includes the letters and business papers of John Hite Bowman, Washington M. Bowman, and family members from primarily the 1820s through 1860s. Checks, receipts, and bills document the Bowman mill operations. Through the Smith family line, Evelyn Glenn Hunter was descended from John H. Bowman. The owner of a mill, Bowman was married to Mary P. Bowman. Their daughter Amelia Bowman married Guilford Slaughter, a merchant and Tennessee legislator, and settled in St. Bethlehem. Evelyn also donated a series of letters called the Dear Rep letters. These letters are primarily addressed to Rep, otherwise known as Serepta Mildred Jordan Homer (b. January 27, 1839, d. September 25, 1894) of the New Providence area in Montgomery County. Serepta was the great-great grandmother of Evelyn and is buried at Greenwood Cemetery. Her funeral announcement and death notices are housed in this collection. High school and college school memorabilia, including an autograph album, The Purple & Gold literary magazines, football programs, All-State newsletters, and a Farewell and Hail yearbook, highlight Evelyn’s time as a student in the 1940s.

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CONTAINER LIST

Series I: John H. Bowman & family papers, 1813 – 2000 Series II: Mildred Smith Glenn and family papers, 1861 – 2001 Series III: Letters from Annie Rutherford Carnohan and genealogical research, 1908 – 1996 Series IV: Letters to Rep (Serepta Mildred Jordan Homer) and family, 1852 – 1899 Series V: Smith family papers, 1796 – 2000 Series VI: Notebooks, school memorabilia, newspapers, and newsletters, 1940 – 2004 Series VII: Books & journals, 1833 – 2001 Series VIII: Photographs, 1861 – 1972

Series I Box 1 1. Letter, Andrew McClure to Ellen McCullough, July 11, 1813 2. John Bowman, 1820s family letters (photocopies) 3. Letters to John H. Bowman, 1821-1822 4. John H. Bowman letters, 1825-1827 5. John H. Bowman letters, 1829 6. John H. Bowman letters, 1830-1832 7. John Bowman, 1830s family letters (photocopies) 8. John Bowman, Lexington, KY, 1830 business (photocopies) 9. Letter to John Bowman, March 27, 1837 10. John Bowman, 1840s personal letters (photocopies) 11. John H. Bowman, 1842 12. John H. Bowman letters, 1846-1847 13. John Bowman, 1850s business (photocopies) 14. Letters to John H. Bowman, 1850-1853 15. John H. Bowman, 1854-1856 16. John H. Bowman, mill business, 1857-1858 17. John H. Bowman letters, 1859 18. John Bowman, 1860s (photocopies) 19. John H. Bowman and Mary P. Bowman, undated letters and various envelopes 20. Bowman letters, etc., 1833-1835 21. Bowman family letters, 1834-1837 22. Bowman business letters, 1856 23. Bowman business letters, 1856 24. Amelia Bowman Slaughter, letters, receipts, obituary, 1850-1909 25. Personal letters of W.M. Bowman, 1854 and n.d. 26. Letters to W.M. Bowman, 1857 27. Letters, Mary P. Bowman, June 18, 1866, etc.

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28. Personal letters, Washington M. Bowman, 1855 29. Business of Washington M. Bowman, 1855 30. Personal letters, Washington M. Bowman, 1856 31. Business papers of Washington M. Bowman, 1857 32. Business papers of W.M. Bowman, 1857 (photocopies) 33. Washington M. Bowman estate 34. Letter explaining Isaac Bowman’s will 35. Pertaining to Isaac Bowman’s will and Washington Bowman (photocopies) 36. Mill business, 1862

Box 2 1. Personal letters, Washington M. Bowman, 1854 (photocopies) 2. Personal letters, Washington M. Bowman, 1855 (photocopies) 3. Bowman personal letters, 1855 (photocopies) 4. Personal letters, Washington M. Bowman, 1856 (photocopies) 5. Washington M. Bowman, personal letters, 1856-1857 (photocopies) 6. Mill business of Washington M. Bowman, 1854-1856 (photocopies) 7. Mill business letters, Washington M. Bowman, 1855 (photocopies) 8. Business papers of W.M. Bowman, 1857 (photocopies) 9. Bowman research and papers 10. Bowman research and letters 11. Amelia Bowman Slaughter papers (photocopies) 12. Amelia Bowman Slaughter papers (photocopies) 13. Orphan Brigade kinfolk 14. Church business papers, Salem Baptist Church, Christian County, KY 15. Church business papers, Salem Baptist Church, Christian County, KY 16. Church business papers, Salem Baptist Church, Christian County, KY 17. Church business papers, Salem Baptist Church, Christian County, KY 18. Church business papers, Salem Baptist Church, Christian County, KY 19. Receipts, bills, and other papers 20. Receipts, bills, and other papers 21. Letters to John Slaughter, St. Bethlehem, Tenn., 1911 22. Letters to Mildred Smith Glenn, 1948-1982 23. Correspondence of Evelyn G. Hunter and Roquey G. Jobes, Jr., genealogy of John Bowman, 1995 24. Letters, Roquey G. Jobes, Jr., to Evelyn Glenn Hunter, 1995-1997 25. Letters regarding genealogy to Evelyn Glenn Hunter, 1995-1997 26. Letters, Roquey Jobes, Jr., to Evelyn Glenn Hunter, 1999 27. The Berkeley Journal, Issue 10, 1981, Berkeley County History Society (booklet) 28. Daughters of the American Revolution membership application, Evelyn Homer Glenn Hunter, 1986 (photocopies)

Box 3 1. Receipts, John Bowman, Trice’s Landing, 1843

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2. Receipts, John Bowman, Trice’s Landing, 1858 3. Receipts, John Bowman, Trice’s Landing, 1858 4. Receipts, John Bowman, Trice’s Landing, 1859 5. Receipts, John Bowman, Linwood Landing, 1857 6. Receipts, John Bowman, Linwood Landing, 1859 7. Receipts, John Bowman, Red River Landing, 1859-1861 8. Checks, John Bowman, 1834 & 1837 9. Checks, John Bowman, Planters’ Bank, Clarksville, Tenn., 1853-1854 10. Checks, John Bowman, Planters’ Bank, Clarksville, Tenn., 1855-1856 11. Checks, John Bowman, Planters’ Bank, Clarksville, Tenn., 1857-1858 12. Checks, John Bowman, Planters’ Bank, Clarksville, Tenn., 1859 13. Checks, John Bowman, Planters’ Bank, Clarksville, Tenn., 1860 14. Checks, John Bowman, Planters’ Bank, Clarksville, Tenn., 1861 15. Notes due, John Bowman 16. Court judgements, lawsuits, etc., John Bowman 17. Bill receipts, John Bowman 18. Papers, pamphlets, booklets 19. Bills for clothing, John Bowman 20. Deeds and surveys, Bowman 21. Buildings at Cedar Grove, big house, cabin, tenant house, Ringgold House 22. Guardianship of Isaac and William, two sons of Abraham Bowman 23. Toll bills, John Bowman 24. Receipts, John Bowman 25. Bills for groceries, etc., John Bowman 26. Receipts for animals, John Bowman 27. Labor and land rent, John Bowman 28. N.L. Thomas debt, John Bowman, 1846 29. Cedar Grove, bills for clothing, John Bowman 30. Farming and farm equipment, John Bowman 31. Newspaper subscriptions, John Bowman

Box 4 1. Cedar Grove Mills papers 2. Cedar Grove Mills papers 3. Cedar Grove Mills papers 4. Land grant, Indiana business, John Bowman 5. Slavery, Bowman family 6. Furniture and buggy, John Bowman 7. Letters from and concerning John Bryan Bowman, Regent of Kentucky University 8. Education Commissioner, District 3, Montgomery County, TN 9. Textbook and school tuition for daughter Amelia, John Bowman 10. Taxes, John Bowman 11. Civil War, bags of flour, John Bowman 12. Medical bills, receipts, and prescriptions, John Bowman 13. Mill business, John Bowman

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14. Mill business, John Bowman 15. Mill business, John Bowman 16. Planters’ Bank checks, booklets, and pass book, John Bowman 17. Cedar Grove Mills, John Bowman papers 18. Cedar Grove Mills, John Bowman papers 19. Cedar Grove Mills, John Bowman papers 20. John H. Bowman genealogy by Roquey Jobes and letter, April 14, 2000 21. Colonel John Bowman article 22. Mt. Pleasant, Shenandoah County, VA 23. Chinn family and Bowman genealogy 24. Bowman and Fauntleroy research 25. Bowman research 26. Windy Hill house booklets 27. Donation of receipts and land documents to Kentucky Historical Society by Evelyn Hunter and copies, 1997

Series II Box 5 1. Letters to Aunt Sallie Bowman Jones (Mrs. Joseph H. Jones) 2. Mrs. Joseph H. Jones, Aunt Sallie papers 3. Mrs. Joseph H. Jones, Aunt Sallie papers 4. Christmas letter to Aunt Sallie Jones, December 23, 1913 5. Postcards to Mrs. S.M.B. Jones, St. Bethlehem, Tenn., 1913-1914 6. Clarksville High School Class of 1923 graduation, Eleanor Wilson Warfield, invitation for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones 7. Letters about Bowman family with Mildred Glenn and Ezra Gillis of University of Kentucky, 1941-1948 8. Postcard and notecard to Evelyn Glenn Hunter, 2001 and n.d. 9. Index cards listing Bowman family genealogy 10. Marriage of Robert Howell and Susan Watkins, February 10, 1861 11. Deed, Greenwood Cemetery Company to R.C. Howell, Lot No. 27, Section No. 2, June 9, 1890 12. Letter, Louis R. Clark to Pauline, June 12, 1890 13. C.K. Smith and John R. Smith papers 14. Young Men’s Club for Clarksville, election, December 5, 1916 card 15. Postcards, Mr. & Mrs. C.K. Smith and Miss Mildred Smith, 1924 and n.d. (2 items) 16. Thank-you note to Horace Smith, Jr., from the family of Austin Peay after his death, November 3, 1927 17. First Trust & Savings Bank, Savings Department pass book, Evelyn Homer Glenn, 1927- 1943 18. Contract, remodeling of C.K. Smith’s house on Hill Crest Avenue, November 30, 1938 19. Specifications of materials and other labor in alteration of residence of Sory Smith & Mildred Smith Glenn (C.K. Smith residence), 1938

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20. J.H. Ellarson & Son, contract work on C.K. Smith residence (apartments) for Mildred Glenn, 1940-1941 21. Clarksville Girls Cotillion Club, Evelyn Glenn, 1945 booklet 22. Letters to Evelyn Glenn, 1944-1945 23. Cards, John W. Hall to C.K. Smith & Mildred Smith, 1945-1946 24. Letter to H.W. Smith, Jr., from Albert Gore inviting him to swearing in as U.S. senator, December 8, 1952 25. Cards, First Baptist Church of Clarksville, Tenn. (5 items) 26. Evelyn Glenn Hunter’s family history papers

Series III Box 6 1. Salads and Clever Hints, ca. 1908 (local advertisements in cookbook) 2. Letters, Annie R. Carnohan to Evelyn Glenn, January 29, 1934 – August 25, 1947 3. Letters, Annie R. Carnohan to Mildred Glenn, November 4, 1940 – February 14, 1949 4. Letters, Annie R. Carnohan to Mildred Glenn, December 17, 1952 – March 11, 1955 5. Letters, Annie R. Carnohan to Mildred Glenn, June 23, 1955 – August 15, 1957 6. Letters, Annie R. Carnohan to Mildred Glenn, January 7, 1958 – December 16, 1959 7. Letters, Annie R. Carnohan to Mildred Glenn, March 6, 1960 – February 1963 8. Letter, Annie R. Carnohan to Eva, Mrs. Chris K. Smith, n.d. 9. “S.A. Rutherford Manager Hot Wells Hotel,” Texas Hotel News, ca. 1917 10. Casa Ricardo Hotel, Kingsville, Texas (postcard) 11. Research notes, pamphlets, & genealogy certificate for Mildred Smith Glenn, 1974-1996 12. Day Book of Maria H. Evans, title page – p. 22 (photocopy) 13. Day Book of Maria H. Evans, pp. 22-42 (photocopy) 14. Day Book of Maria H. Evans, pp. 43-57 (photocopy) 15. Day Book of Maria H. Evans, pp. 58-75 (photocopy) 16. Meriwether and Cloverlands research 17. Meriwether and Cloverlands research 18. Meriwether and Cloverlands research 19. Betty Meriwether research 20. Austin Peay, Woolfolk, & “Book of Travels” by R.D. Edmondson research 21. Madison Street Madison Church booklets 22. Story of Madison Street Methodist Church, 1825-1946 (2 booklets) 23. Cemetery Records of Montgomery County, Tennessee, Vol. I, October 1968 (booklet) 24. Cemetery Records of Montgomery County, Tennessee, Vol. II, January 1975 (booklet) 25. Notebook featuring General MacArthur, belonging to Carolyn Price 26. Loyal Tennesseans League pamphlet & Mr. C.K. Smith envelope 27. C.K. Smith papers, history of APSU timeline, and newspaper clipping

Series IV Box 7 1. Letters to Rep and Tabbie in Memphis, 1856-1861 (12 letters)

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. To Cousin Tabbie from Mat in Memphis, March 8, 1861 . To Rep from O. Marable in Memphis, June 1, 1857 . To Rep from M.A. Meacham in Memphis, July 23, 1856 . To Aunt Tabby from Rep in Memphis, March 7, ____ . To Rep from Mat Meacham in Memphis, December 25, 1861 . To Rep from Sallie Spence in Paris, TN, February 18, 1860 . To Rep from Mat Meacham in Memphis regarding death of Tabbie . To Rep and Tabbie from Mat Meacham in Memphis, June 16, 1856 . To Rep from O. Marable in Memphis, February 1, 1857 (and envelope) . To Rep in Memphis from J.D. Smith in N.P., April 3, 1856 (and envelope) . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Memphis, December 18, 1860 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Memphis, March 15, 1861 2. Letters to and from Rep, 1857-1894 (7 letters) . To Rep from Cousin Marion (Mrs. John Osborne in Ringgold?), July 11, 1861 . To Aunt Tabby & Rep in N.P. from J. Wilson Mallory, November 30, 1857 . To Rep in Memphis from Tabby Trice in N.P. . To Rep in N.P. from B.B. Homer in Hopkinsville, April 1-3, 1863 . To Aunt Tabbie & Rep from John Wilson Mallory in Murfreesboro, October 10, 1859 . To Ben K. Gold from Cousin John Wilson Mallory in Murfreesboro, April 29, 1860 . To Eva in N.P. from Rep in Dawson Springs, 1 month bef. Rep’s death, August 21, 1894 3. Letters to Rep and poems from Rep, 1852-1862 (9 letters, 2 poems) . Poem from Rep in Clarksville to her friend Sallie (Spence in Memphis), April 5, 1855 . To Cousin (Rep) from Will at Camp Douglas, Chicago, IL (Union prison), June 15, 1862 . Poem to an unknown admirer from Rep, n.d. . To “My Dear Friend” in N.P. from Sallie G. Willson in Prairie Home, Texas, August 20, 1859 . To Rep in Clarksville from M.E. Bennett in school at Elkton, KY, October 30, 185? . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue, May 6, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from Jeb Sawyer in Dycusburg, January 24, 1858 . To Rep from her half sister Ann H. Bennett. Probably written from Marion, KY, March 22, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from Mary E. Bennett, September 14, 1852 . To Rep from Fannie at Cedar Grove, December, n.d. . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Columbus, KY, December 7, 1861 4. Letters to Rep and Tabitha (Tabby/Tabbie), 1853-1892 (24 letters) . To Rep in N.P. from Fannie, July 1857 . To Rep from Lizzie, incomplete (by choice) poem, “Hope,” n.d. . To Rep from Aunt Tabby Trice, n.d.

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. Fragment to Rep from John W. Mallory, n.d. . Note to Rep from O. Marable, n.d. . Invitation to Rep for a picnic to be held at Mrs. Gorden Spring on Spring Creek, August 21, 1858 . Note to Rep from Harriet about a piece Rep wanted and asking Rep to buy her 25 cents worth of floss, n.d. . Note to Rep asking her to locate a lost neck ribbon and send it home by (the writer’s) Pa, July 13, 1854 . Note to Rep from L.P., asking Rep to come down to Miss Ogburn’s soon, n.d. . Note to Rep from E.C. Riggs asking her to come back with Mr. Riggs as Lizzie is very ill, n.d. . Invitation to Rep from Jo Obgurn for a party, n.d. . Dissertation by Rep, “Improvement of Time Especially by the Young,” July 6, 1855 . To Rep, invitation to Woodlawn, written June 16, n.d. . Bill to Tabitha Trice from Jas Edlin to hire a negro girl Ema for 4 weeks, $8.00 total, February 27, 1861 . Note to Rep from unsigned. Probably T.E. Trabue (handwriting), “Happy Christmas,” n.d. . To Rep from Harriet inviting her down for a visit, May 7, 1857 . To Rep from Joseph T. Coleman, n.d. . Receipt to S.M. Homer from Mrs. Blanche O’Brien for July payment on piano for D.H. Baldwin, August 10, 1887 . To Rep, invitation (w/envelope) to picnic on July 4, 1853 at Sulphur Springs near Wm Mallory’s, July 1, 1853 . To Rep, invitation to second anniversary of Robertson Lodge, No. 87, I.O.O.F. in Springfield, May 20, n.d. . To Rep from H. Paul, Valentine’s note, n.d. . To B.B. Homer from James C. Donaldson asking for an appointment (interview), October 10, 1865 . Price quote to Rep in Lake Weir, Florida, from T.S. Benson for groceries delivered at Park, November 1, 1892 . To Aunt Tabby and Miss Rep from Joseph W. Staton in Nashville, February 24, 1859 5. Letters to Rep, 1854-1861 (10 letters) . To Cousin Rep in Memphis from W.H. Trice in N.P., with note to Cousin Mat from Tabby, March 17, 1856 . To Cousin Rep in N.P. from John Trice in Birdville, MO, February 26, 1857 . To Rep in N.P. from H.E. Webb in Denmark, Tennessee, April 20, 1854 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Memphis, April 18, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from Harriet E. Armistead, August 1856 . To Rep & Miss Eliza from D.C. Blake in Tyler, Smith County, Texas, April 1-2, 1857

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. To Rep in N.P. from Mary A.O. in Athens, Alabama, mentions Mary’s cousin Sam, February 6, 1860 . Introduces Mr. Turnley to Rep and asks her to treat him mighty nice as he is “one of my boys,” n.d. . To Rep in N.P. from Harriet (Armistead?) at school with Harriet’s cousins Mary & Ed, June 20, 1858 . To Rep in Memphis from Tabby Trice in N.P., n.d. 6. Letters to Rep and Tabby, 1854-1861 (12 letters) . To Rep from T.E.T. in Columbus, Kentucky, September 7, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from Fannie in Bradshar Hall, April 20, n.d. . To Rep in N.P. from Mattie Hart in Lebanon, Tennessee, September 4, 1856 . To Rep in N.P. from Sam Neblett at the Medical University in Nashville, February 9, 1860 . Fragment to Rep from Ella H. Moore, after 1889, before 1894 . To Rep in N.P. from Eliza Dicks in N.P., May 6, 1854 . To Aunt Tabby and Miss Rep from Joseph W. Staton in Nashville, April 10, 1859 . To Mrs. Trice and Miss Rep in N.P. from Ann B. Kelly in Madison, July 9, 1858 . To Rep in N.P. from T.W. Perdue in Cheaphill, May 14, 1859 . To Taby and Elsy in N.P. from Zilpah Trice in Hopkinsville & to Aunt Tabby from Zilpah’s son “Willie,” February 11, 1859 . To Rep in N.P. from A.H. Ferguson in Mecklenburg County, KY, March 5, 1860 . To Rep in N.P. from Joseph T. Coleman in Johnson County, IL, February 5, 1859 7. Letters to and from Rep, poems, 1856-1892 (11 letters, 2 poems) . To Rep in N.P. from Thos. E. Trabue in Allensville, Todd County, KY, August 15, 1856 . Partial letter to Rep in N.P. from Sam A. Neblett at Medical University, Nashville, February 10, n.d. . Poem, unsigned, undated, “Young Folks at Home,” author is likely T.E. Trabue, n.d. . Poem, unsigned, undated, “Do They Miss Me at Home,” author is likely T.E. Trabue, n.d. . To Miss Rep in N.P. from Wm. G. Whitefield in Hester’s store, N.C., October 14, 1859 . To Rep in N.P. from cousin John Trice in Charleston, MO, June 22, 1856 . To Rep in N.P. from Jeb Sawyer in Dycusburg, 1858 . To Eva (Homer) in N.P. from (her mother) Rep in Weir Park, Florida, December 3, 1892 . To Rep in N.P. from R.H. Ogburn in Hopkinsville, KY, September 4, 1857 . To Rep in N.P. from A.J.W. in Hopkinsville, June 6, 1892 . To Tabby (Homer) in Clarksville from (her mother) Rep in Weir Park, Florida, December 9, 1891 (and envelope) . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Memphis, April 1, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Memphis, May 19, 1860

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8. Letters to Rep and Tabbie, 1859-1892 (11 letters) . To Tabbie & Rep in N.P. from J.W. Mallory in Murfreesboro, November 30, 1859 . To Rep from Chris Smith of W.B. Anderson & Co., Clarksville, November 14, 1892 . To Rep from J.E. Wray at Camp Beaumont near Huntersville, November 30, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from J.W.M. at Valley Mtn, Randolph Co., VA – in camp, September 19, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from J.W. Mallory in camp near Romney, Hampshire Co., VA, January 22, 1862 . To Rep in N.P. from J.W. Mallory in camp near Huntersville, Pocahontas Co., VA, November 16, 1861 . To Uncle Elzie Trice in N.P. from J.W. Mallory in camp, Augusta Co., VA, December 17, 1861 (and envelope) . To Rep from J.W. Mallory at Camp Ganntt, Washington Co., Tenn., July 23, 1861 . Partial letter to Rep in N.P. from J.W.M. in Camp Ghant, July 18, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue at Camp M.S. Guards near Columbus, KY, September 14, 1861 . Partial letter to Rep in N.P. from Tom Trabue in battery Champniss, Randolph, Tenn., June 3, 1861 9. Letters to Rep, 1857-1861 (8 letters) . To Rep from T.E. Trabue at Camp Harris, Randolph, Tenn., Saturday, ____ 27, 1861 . Partial letter to Rep in N.P. from J.W.M., n.d. . To Rep in N.P. from J.W.M. near Huntersville, VA, Camp Beaumont, November 28, 1861 . To Rep from Mat Meacham in Memphis, April 15, 1857 . Partial letter to Rep in N.P. from J.W.M., Camp Ednie, Pocahontas, VA, October 4, 1861 . To Cousin Rep from Pvt. Sug at Fort Donelson (Capt. J.E. Bailey Company), December 19, 1861 . To Rep from J.W.M., Ednie, Pocahontas Co., Va in camp, Friday, September 27, 1861 . Partial letter to Rep in N.P. from J.W.M. – no location, n.d. 10. Letters to Rep, 1861 (6 letters) . To Rep from J.E. Wray at Greenbriar Camp, Pocahontas Co., VA, October 27, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Tom (Trabue) in Columbus, KY, October 27, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from J.W.M., Greenbrier Camp, Saturday, October 19, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from J.W.M., Big Spring, VA, Tuesday, ____ 20, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from J.W.M., Big Spring, VA, Tuesday, September 3, 1861 . Partial letter to Rep from J.W.M. in camp, October 30, 1861

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11. Letters to Rep from T.E. Trabue, 1861 (5 letters) . To Rep from T.E. Trabue in camp of Memphis S. Guards, April 23, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue at Camp Harris near Ft. Wright, Randolph, Tenn., May 12, 1861 . To Rep from T.E. Trabue in Columbus, KY, November 18, 1861 . To Rep in N.P. from T.E. Trabue in Camp Harris near Ft. Wright, Randolph, Tenn., n.d. . Partial letter to Rep from T.E. Trabue, n.d. 12. Poem by Rep in Memphis, “Catechism for Children,” April 4, 1856 13. Notes and small card to Rep, 1862 & n.d. (3 items) . Note on scrap paper to Rep from L.V. Helm?, n.d. . Note to Rep announcing that Mr. Burgess & Lady will be home that night, October 6 . Tiny card from S.J. Edwards asking to call on Rep tonight after tea, January 11, 1862 14. Christmas card, birthday greetings to Rep from W.E.C., March 20, 1889 15. Funeral announcement and two death notice cards for Mrs. S.M. Homer, September 25, 1894 (3 items) 16. Transcribed letters to Rep from J.W. Mallory 17. Transcribed letters to Rep 18. Dear Rep envelopes (10 items) 19. Dear Rep envelopes (10 items) 20. Dear Rep envelopes (10 items) 21. Dear Rep envelopes (10 items) 22. Dear Rep envelopes (10 items) 23. Dear Rep envelopes (10 items) 24. Dear Rep envelopes (14 items) 25. The Jordan Journal notes 26. Letters to Miss Evan, Miss Janie, and Miss Tabbie, 1887-1899 (3 letters and transcriptions) . To Miss Evan from Julius in Cumberland City, March 13, 1887 . To Miss Janie from C.J. Smith in Clarksville, May 7, 1893 . To Miss Tabbie (Homer) from Glen in Nashville, June 6, 1899

Series V Box 8 1. Smith family history 2. Smith-Trahern Mansion papers 3. Smith family newspapers 4. Christopher Smith family papers, 1796-1860 5. John K. Smith papers 6. C.K. Smith family history & notes 7. Tobacco business papers, C.K. Smith, Sr.

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8. Income tax papers, C.K. Smith, Sr., 1923-1929 9. Homer Smith family letters, 1917-1918 (WWI) 10. Life insurance policy information for Homer F. Smith 11. Eva Homer Smith papers & letters, 1888-1907 12. Eva Homer Smith papers & letters, 1907-1934 13. Letters. To Evelyn Glenn, 1943-1945 14. Letters to Evelyn Glenn, 1945-1946 15. Letters to Mildred S. Glenn, 1945-1989 16. Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) papers belonging to Mildred S. Glenn & Evelyn Glenn Hunter, 1973-1999

Box 9 1. Letter, Savannah, Americus & Montgomery Railway agent to Miss Janie Homer, Weir Park, Florida, November 17, 1892 2. Mr. & Mrs. C.K. Smith papers 3. C.K. Smith, Jr. papers & funeral notice card, March 23, 1907 4. Eastern Dark Fired Tobacco Growers Association, C.K. Smith, business letterhead 5. Smith & Anderson, Tobacco Salesmen & Commission Merchants, C.K. Smith, business letterhead & card 6. Farmers Warehouse Co., C.K. Smith & Homer F. Smith, business letterhead 7. Recollections of Outlaw Field & Clarksville 8. Recollections of Clarksville 9. Evelyn Glenn Hunter’s writings 10. Black women’s club history 11. Clarksville country club history 12. Courthouse & downtown architectural history 13. Sketch of house’s interior 14. Evelyn Glenn Hunter’s family notes 15. Grandpa’s recipes, 1902-1904 16. Riverview Cemetery booklet 17. Trice family history booklet 18. Jordan family research correspondence, 1982 19. German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia Pioneer, 1685-1761 booklet 20. Hite Family Genealogy, 1990 21. Beaumont family papers, 1861-1864 (photocopies) 22. Correspondence for reunions of Clarksville High School Class of 1945 23. Clarksville High School Class of 1945 Reunion newspaper clippings 24. Rock Spring Farm Through the Years, 1987 booklet 25. Macebearer Addresses Joseph B. Trahern, Jr., 1999-2000 booklet 26. “Jost Hite – Baron of the Shenandoah Valley” (2 cassette tapes)

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Series VI Box 10 1. Book, Received of S.M. Homer, 1888-1892 2. Account book, Choice Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Corned Beef, Tongues, & C. Poultry and Game in Season, V.W. Smith, 1895 (blank inside) 3. Autographs album, Evelyn Glenn, Howell School, 1938 4. Autographs album, School-Day Memories of Evelyn Glenn, Class of 1940-1941 5. Notebook of work done and expenses on C.K. Smith house, 1940-1942 6. Notebook, containing room rental information, 1950-1951 7. Cash book, 1958-1965

Box 11 1. The Purple & Gold, Clarksville High School, November 1941 – April 1947 (5 items) . Vol. 28 [sic], No. 1, November 1941 . Vol. 18, No. 3, January 1942 . Vol. 22, No. 1, October 1945 . Vol. 23, No. 4, January 1947 . Vol. 23, No. 7, April 1947 2. Clarksville High School Reunion materials, 1973-1975 . The Purple and Gold, 38th Anniversary, Class of 1946 . The Purple and Gold, May 1948, Class of 1948 Reunion, July 6-7, 1973 . CHS Class of 45 Reunion, June 20-21, 1975 (Lee Hunter) 3. Football programs, Clarksville High School, November 3, 1944 – November 29, 1945 (7 items) . West vs. Clarksville, November 3, 1944 . No. 859, Portland High vs. CHS Wildcats, September 14, 1945 . No. 1391, Hopkinsville Tigers vs. CHS Wildcats, September 28, 1945 . No. 2886, Dickson vs. CHS Wildcats, October 5, 1945 . No. 3731, Russellville vs. CHS Wildcats, October 18, 1945 . No. 5311, Erwin High School vs. CHS Wildcats, November 16, 1945 . Springfield vs. Clarksville, November 29, 1945

Newspapers 1. Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle, May 14, 1945 – September 3, 1947 (4 items) . Vol. 137, No. 227, May 14, 1945 . Vol. 137, No. 229, May 16, 1945 . Vol. 137, No. 230, May 17, 1945 . Vol. 139, No. 202, September 3, 1947

2. All-State, Vols. 16-17, Austin Peay State University, October 5, 1945 – April 14, 1947 (14 items) . Vol. 16, No. 1, October 5, 1945 . Vol. 16, No. 3, November 26, 1945

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. Vol. 16, No. 4, December 19, 1945 . Vol. 16, No. 5, (2 copies) . Vol. 16, No. 7, February 28, 1946 . Vol. 16, No. 9, April 19, 1946 . Vol. 17, No. 1, October 9, 1946 . Vol. 17, No. 2, October 31, 1946 (2 copies) . Vol. 17, No. 4, December 20, 1946 . Vol. 17, No. 5, January 17, 1947 (2 copies) . Vol. 17, No. 9, April 14, 1947

Box 12 Newspapers and clippings on the 1999 Clarksville Tornado

Box 13 1. Art n’ Facts, newsletter of the Clarksville-Montgomery County Museum, August 1991 – March 2004 (30 items) . Some volumes are incorrectly numbered . Vol. 8, Nos. 2-7 & 9-12, August 1991-June 1992 . Vol. 9, Nos. 1-3 & 5-6, July-December 1992 . Vol. 11, Nos. 12-13, June-July 1993 . Vol. 10, No. 10, October 1994 . Vol. 11, Nos. 1-9 & 12, January-December 1995 . Vol. 12, Nos. 1-7 & 12, January-December 1996 . Vol. 13, Nos. 1-4 &10-11, January-November 1997 . Vol. 15, No. 2-3, February-March 1999 . Vol. 16, No. 9, September 2000 . Vol. 19, No. 1, February/March 2003 . Vol. 17, No. 2, April/May 2003 2. Save the Courthouse Rally flyers, March 5, 1999? (2 items) 3. Picnic at Dunbar Cave invitation, Montgomery County Historical Society, June 2002 4. Invitation to event, Customs Home Museum & Cultural Center, June 2003 5. Montgomery County Historical Society newsletter, Vol. 25, No. 6, July 2002 6. The Corn Sheller, Montgomery County Historical Society newsletters, 2000-2003 (6 items) . Vol. 23, No. 4, April 2000 . Vol. 25, No. 2, February 2002 . Vol. 26, Nos. 3 & 5-7, March 2003 – July 2003 7. Progressive of Montgomery County newspaper, Vol. 1, No. 33, May 2001 8. Our City newspapers, 1997 – 2001 (6 items) . Vol. 2, Nos. 11-12, October-November 1997 . Vol. 4, No. 44, January 2000 . Vol. 6, Nos. 31 & 46, August-November 2001 9. Cumberland Lore newspapers, September 1989 – December 2001 (105 items)

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Series VII Books 1. Rowlett’s Tables of Discount or Interest, stereotyped by J.Howe, 1833 . R.N. Hatcher and Richard N. Hatcher, dates 1845-1855, Clarksville, Tenn., written on cover and inside book 2. Scrapbook belonging to Serepta M. Jordan, presented by J.W. Atkinson, New Providence, Montgomery County, Tennessee, September 29, 1857 . This scrapbook is a used ledger of goods sold; Cumberland written on top pages, dates from 1841-1844 3. Scrapbook of religious writings, cutouts, obituaries, and cards, ca. 1883-1885 . Eva Homer, A Merry Christmas, December 25, 1883 (card in front) 4. Farewell and Hail, Austin Peay State College, Clarksville, Tennessee, 1946 . Evelyn Glenn, Austin Peay State College, May 1946 (written in front cover) 5. A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia, 1927 6. The Bowmans, A Pioneering Family in Virginia, Kentucky and the Northwest Territory, by John W. Wayland, 1943; signed Mildred Smith Glenn, February 16, 1948 inside front cover 7. The Bowmans, A Pioneering Family in Virginia, Kentucky and the Northwest Territory, by John W. Wayland, 1974; signed Mildred Smith Glenn, August 25, 1974 inside front cover 8. The Virginia Germans, by Klaus Wust, 1969 9. Tracing Your Ancestry, a Step-by-Step Guide to Researching Your Family History, by F. Wilbur Helmbold, 1976; signed Mildred Smith Glenn, 1980 10. The Palatine Families of New York, A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710, by Henry Z. Jones, Jr., 1985, Volume I 11. The Palatine Families of New York, A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710, by Henry Z. Jones, Jr., 1985, Volume II 12. Hite Family Homesteads, Neckar to Shenandoah, written and edited by Elizabeth Madison (Coles) Umstattd, 1997 (spiral bound) 13. Hite Family Homesteads, Neckar to Shenandoah, written and edited by Elizabeth Madison Coles Umstattd,1999 (spiral bound) 14. Bowman, Chrisman, Froman & Hite, Beyond Shenandoah, revised, by Elizabeth Madison Coles Umstattd, 2001 (spiral bound)

Journals 1. The Montgomery County Genealogical Journal, (39 issues) . Volume I, Nos. 1-4, September 1971 – June 1972 . Volume II, No. 1-4, September 1972 – June 1973 . Volume III, No. 1-4, September 1973 – June 1974 . Volume IV, No. 1-4, September 1974 – June 1975 . Volume V, No. 1-4, September 1975 – June 1976 . Volume VI, No. 1-4, September 1976 – June 1977 . Volume VII, No. 1-2 & 4, September 1977 – June 1978 . Volume VIII, No. 1 & 3-4, September 1978 – June 1979

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. Volume IX, No. 1-4, September 1979 – June 1980 . Volume X, No. 1-4, September 1980 – June 1981

Series VIII Photographs Box 1 1. Rutherford and Carnohan family (26 photographs) . Santa Anna Rutherford, ca. 1895 . A.J. Carnohan, studio portrait, Burdge., Fort Worth, Texas . Mrs. Rutherford or Mrs. Homer?, middle-aged woman, studio portrait, D.S. Neville, Clarksville, Tenn. . Young woman, studio portrait, Galveston, Texas . Judson Carnohan, 9 years old. 1906 . Judson Carnohan, Kingsville, Texas, July 1907 . Judson Carnohan, 14 years old, studio portrait, July 20, 1911 (photograph in enclosure) . Judson Carnohan, 14 years old, July 20, 1911 . Eva, 20 months, studio portrait . Robert E. Hagerty (2nd clerk), Santa A. Rutherford (1st clerk), Mrs. Lena Isele (housekeeper), Martin J. Isele (proprietor), Joe A. Isele (proprietor and bookkeeper), office, Clarendon Hotel, Memphis, Tenn., ca. 1895 . S.A. Rutherford (hotel operator), L.H. Gaddum (salesman), R.H. Dillard (salesman), Mrs. S.A. Rutherford, taken in front of Hotel Judson, Houston, Texas, January 1, 1929 . Margaret and Santa Anna Rutherford with two boys, March 1918 . Margaret Rutherford (Mrs. Santa Anna), March 25, 1918 . Margaret Rutherford, March 1918 . Margaret Rutherford, Santa Anna Rutherford, and unidentified man, March 1918 . Santa Anna Rutherford, March 26, 1918 . Annie Rutherford Carnohan, December 1895, 18 years old . Santa Anna Rutherford, studio portrait, MacCormac’s Photographic and Fine Arts Studio, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1885-1890 . Mrs. Rutherford, December 1900, 55 years old, Leffer Studio, Fort Worth, Texas . Annie Rutherford Carnohan, December 1895, 18 years old . Santa Anna Rutherford, studio portrait, from Corbitt, Emery, & Fuller, successors to W.S. Mahon, corner College and Deadrick Streets, Nashville, Tenn., ca. 1900 (2 photographs in enclosure) . Annie Rutherford Carnohan, studio portrait, Cones, San Antonio, Texas, September 1907 (photograph in enclosure) . Judson Carnohan, 9 years old, studio portrait, Powell, San Antonio, Texas, 1906 (photograph in enclosure) . Santa Anna Rutherford, studio portrait, Van Dyck, Dufresne, Houston, ca. 1920 (photograph in enclosure)

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. Mr. & Mrs. S.A. (Santa Anna and Margaret) Rutherford, studio portrait, ca. 1915 (photograph in enclosure) 2. Gravestone and cemetery, Joseph Bowman, Indiana, Major VA State TRPS, Revolutionary War, August 18, 1779 (2 photographs) 3. Windy Hill house, August 27, 1972 (2 photographs) . Windy Hill house, August 27, 1972, left to right: Hugh Hunter, Sr., John Rees, Roy Rees, dog “Salt” . Windy Hill house, August 27, 1972 4. Smith family and relatives (21 photographs) . Uncle Jimmy, confederate uniform, ca. 1861-1865 . Uncle Jimmy?, studio portrait, C.D. Fredericks & Co., New York, ca. 1870s- 1880s . Grandfather John K. Smith on porch of his house in New Providence – was old Gold house. Grandfather sold it to the Odd Fellows and it became their old folks home. . Grandfather (John K. Smith), New Providence, Tenn., sitting on porch of house, reprint dated February 1964 . Adaline Holloway playing his violin in a parlor with woman at piano, ca. late 1890s (paper copy) . Lowry Smith, aged 9 months, studio portrait, Doerr, Louisville, KY, ca. 1876- 1881 (2 photographs) . Lowry Smith? and dog, studio portrait, December 1894 . Adaline Holloway, Adaline’s Christmas chimney, 1895 . Pfeiffer cabin – Smith House – Hotel Forster; Mr. Pfeiffer – Annie – Lowry – Bro Jim & Maud – Labe – Betty & the Baby . J.F. Smith, studio portrait, E. Klauber Photographers, Louisville, Kentucky, ca. 1871-1883 . Laban E. Smith, twin of William E. Smith, studio portrait, D.B. Chase, Denver, Colorado, ca. 1895 . Laban E. Smith, oval studio portrait, ca. 1900 . Group of children gathered around table, ca. 1930s: Frank J. Runyon II, Bryce Freeman Runyon, Jr., Ted Ross, Dorothy Dixon, Ann Sites, Evelyn Glenn Hunter, Neal Ross, Hooper Drane, Mary Lowe Dickson Ledbetter, Charles V. Runyon, Jr. (reprint) . Smith Cottage – Cripple Creek . Mrs. Pfeiffer, Adaline Holloway, Betty H. Smith, studio portrait, D.B. Chase, Denver, Colorado, ca. 1895 . Adaline Holloway with musical instrument, studio portrait, Peters V. Bingham, Cripple Creek, Colorado, ca. 1900 . Betty Howell Holloway Smith (Mrs. L.E. Smith), studio portrait, Peters V. Bingham, Cripple Creek, Colorado, ca. 1900 (2 photographs) . Adaline Holloway in graduation cap, studio portrait, Bowles, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, ca. 1905 . Lowry Smith, studio portrait, McFadden, Paducah, Kentucky, ca. early 1900s

Box 2

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1. Homer Fraser Smith photographs, ca. 1892-1960 (14 photographs) . Homer Fraser Smith as a young boy, studio portrait, Neville, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1890s . Homer Fraser Smith and Judson Carnohan in bathing suits sitting on a log, Galveston, Texas, 1913 (postcard) . Eva Homer Smith, C.K. Smith, and Homer Fraser Smith, studio portrait, D.S. Neville, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1890s . Homer Fraser Smith, aged 6 months, studio portrait, Neville, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1892 . Homer Fraser Smith, approximately 9 months old, reclining on blanket, studio portrait, Neville, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1892 . Homer Fraser Smith with dog, studio portrait, MacCormac’s, Clarksville, Tenn., 1890s (2 photographs) . Homer Fraser Smith in yard with dog, ca. 1890s . Homer Fraser Smith at desk with large book, studio portrait, D.S. Neville, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1890s . Homer Fraser Smith on a pony, ca. 1890s . Homer Fraser Smith on Minnie the pony, ca. 1900 . Home Fraser Smith as a young man, studio portrait, ca. 1910s . Homer Fraser Smith in middle age, ca. 1950-1960 . Homer Fraser Smith as a young boy, studio portrait, D.S. Neville, Clarksville, Tenn., ca. 1890s 2. Homer Fraser Smith, WWI military photographs, ca. 1917-1918 (3 photographs) . Three young men in military uniforms; left to right: Latimer, Ballard, Homer Fraser Smith, ca. 1917 (postcard) . Homer Fraser Smith in military uniform with arms crossed, studio portrait, Crystal Studio, Waco, Texas, ca. 1918 (photograph in enclosure) . Homer Fraser Smith in military uniform with arms crossed, studio portrait, Crystal Studio, Waco, Texas, ca. 1918 (framed photograph) 3. Homer Fraser Smith’s WWI camp photographs, ca. 1918 (20 photographs on 4 scrapbook sheets) . Camp MacArthur, Waco, Texas, 1918 (1 scrapbook sheet, 6 photographs) . Camp Gordon (1 scrapbook sheet, 4 photographs) . Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Georgia & Idaho, 1918 (1 scrapbook sheet, 7 photographs) . Location unknown (1 scrapbook sheet, 3 photographs) 4. Camp near Anniston, Alabama, September 1, 1915, Camp McCallum by 1918 (4 photographs) 5. C.K. Smith, Jr. photographs, ca. 1906-1907 (10 photographs) . Studio portrait of C.K. Smith, Jr.? as a young boy, ca. 1906-1907 . Studio portrait of C.K. Smith, Jr.? as a young man, ca. 1906-1907 (9 postcards) 6. Slave quarters at Smith-Trahern Mansion, built on Cumberland by Christopher “Kit” Smith, 1857; restored by Margaret and Joseph Trahern; owned by City of Clarksville at present (3 photographs)

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7. Slave quarters (3-room), Oak Top, rear view; built ca. 1857 by Judge Thomas A. Wisdom?; home to Sterling Beaumont family for many years; sold to C.K. Smith, 1911 (4 photographs) 8. Side view showing kitchen, “Upland Hall” built by William Smith, ca. 1857, New Providence, Tenn., above Trice’s Landing, Cumberland River; restored by Herb Patrick, attorney at law (2 photographs) 9. Miscellaneous club photographs (5 photographs) . Dedication of A.B., ca. 1960s . LLL Club, ca. 1970s . Senior Citizens Club at church, June 20, 1976 . Large hall filled with men and women eating a meal at tables, ca. 1960s . Hall filled with men and women standing in line and also others eating, ca. 1960s 10. Group photograph of Clarksville High School, Class of 1945, 30th Reunion, June 20-21, 1975