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Letter from John [Joseph] Trevey to William H. Young.

Account sheet of John Bralley.

Includes 1835: Accounts from Wythe County, Leather-bound volume: 12" x 8", 1832-1846.

John Bralley is to work for Isaac Williams, surveyor of the road.

Notebook belonging to John Bralley, where he practiced arithmetic (1815-1816). The latter parts of the book contain store accounts from 1832-1846. Parts of the book are written in pig-pen cipher.

Letter from John Evans in Jonesville, Lee County, Virginia, to William H. Young.

Note detailed money paid or owed between John Williams and J. Trevey in the first half of 1831.

Letter from John Williams in Kane Green Conuty to his sister, Martha J. [Jane] Williams.

Receipt for Mr. John Williams for goods he bought at Robert & Hazlett Kyle, Store, in Fincastle, Virginia.

Letter from Joseph Trevey to William H. Young in Fincastle, Botetourt County, Virginia.

Letter from [John] Joseph Trevey to [William H. Young?] in Botetourt County, Virginia.

Letter from [John] Joseph Trevey to William H. Young in Botetourt County, Virginia.

Record of a land agreement between Jacob Trevey and John Beard and wife Esther for $3,195.

Letter from "Rob," possibly incomplete.

Letter from [F]. J. R. to Mr. J. K. Williams, in which she describes her previous illness and complements his lovemaking skills.

Sheet of paper containing the repeated phrase "Commandments ten god gave to men."

List of people in arrears, presumably belonging to John Bralley.

Letter from Martha J. Williams at Oak Land Hill to her sister.

Letter from Martha J. Williams to sister Sophia P. McCullough at Natural Bridge, Virginia.

Letter from Miss Mary Kyle McCulloch in Daleville, Virginia, to her brother and sister.

Letter from Mary M. Godwin to her daughter.

Letter from Mary M. Godwin in Fincastle, Virginia, to her daughter.

Letter from Mary M. Godwin in Fincastle, Virginia, to her "dear child."

Letter from Mary M. Godwin in Fincastle, Virginia, to her children, Mary and Ann.

Two fragments of a recipe in Godwin's possession.

Account of Miss Diana Trevey from 1848 to 1850.

Weaving patterns by Mary Jane Trevey.

Letter from Morgan in Fincastle, Virginia, to his sister. Envelope addressed to Honorable E. Johnston.

Note of William Young in account with William J. Reid.

Letter from Nancy C. Rock in Logan County, Ohio, to Mr. John Williams in Fincastle, Virginia.

Note to George Kincannon by James K. Polk and Henry Clay.

Note from [F.] H. Fries to John Bralley about cloth coloring.

Crossed out bill; used as paper to get arithmetic solutions.

James Adams or Jacob [Hallex?] promises to pay John Douglas seven pounds, sixteen shilling, and sixpence.

Promise to pay John Trevey $40. Payment received on 8/13/1849.

Letter from R. [Thaxton] discussing business.

Letter from R. [Thaxton] to his nephew Charly.

Note stating that James Brooks has paid his debt in full. Note also contains pig-pen cipher that says 'Wythe County Va. Oct. 2, 1816." It is unclear if the date corresponds to the rest of the note.

Receipt for Mrs. Mary Williams for goods she bought on Feb. 1, 1845.

Recipe for making beer.

List of bills owed and purchases made.

Record of services rendered and goods bought or sold.

Note requesting the company of Samuel [Trevey] Young at Senator Andrew McCartney's residence.

Letter from Robert [Hoyle?] near Harrisonburg, Virginia, to cousin Joseph [Hoyle?].

Bill for Robert Lewis, beginning on October 30th in 1854.

Scrap paper with math and writing.

Sinkin Creek Beauty pattern, made by Mary Jane Trevey.

Undated weaving pattern, labeled with both Miss [Mary] Jane Trevey and John B. Stuart.