Browse Items (19 total)
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Letter to Martin County Golf Club president, 1965
Typed letter from George K. "Jack" Perkins to Ed Higbee in appreciation of his leadership as president of the Martin County Golf and Country Club. -
Partial letter to daughter, c. 1843
Partial letter sent from a mother (Sarah Broster Kitching, 1804-1888) to her eldest daughter (Maria Kitching, 1831-1857) away at school. Upper portion of letter missing.Tags Correspondence -
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Letter sent to daughter, 1843
Letter sent from a mother (Sarah Broster Kitching, 1804-1888) to her eldest daughter (Maria Kitching, 1831-1857) away at school. Note on envelope reads "Take care of this. Grandma's letter to her daughter, Maria 1843."Tags Correspondence -
Letter to R. Kitching, 1819
Letter written to R. Kitching of Leeds, England from John Langford.Tags Correspondence -
Letter to Thomas Langley, c. 1820
Letter written to Thomas J. Langley of Norfolk, Virginia from "R. Kitching."Tags Correspondence -
Letter to the editor, The Stuart Messenger, 31 Oct 1918
Typed letter sent to the editor of the Stuart Messenger from Inglis Stuart in response to an article titled "Settlement of the St. Lucie River - The Early Settlers by Name as They Came - Why Stuart was Named Stuart" and published on the front page of the Messenger (26 Sep 1918). The article claimed that Stuart was not named after Homer H. Stuart but instead, after the telegraph operator for the area by the name of L. C. Stuart. Inglis details his interactions with J. R. Parrott and makes the argument that Stuart was indeed named in his brother's honor.Tags Correspondence -
Letter to Inglis Stuart, 13 Apr 1893
Short handwritten letter on Fairbanks Standard Scales Co. (Philadelphia, Penn.) stationary by Homer H. Stuart and addressed to his brother and attorney, Inglis Stuart. Letter reads: "Dear Inglis: Enclosed please find letters as you requested. Your answer to Parrott was very good. I wish I had the faith in this RR you seem to have. [Homer's signature]." -
Letter to Hubert W. Bessey, 11 Apr 1893
Typed letter from Inglis Stuart and addressed to Hubert W. Bessey regarding the proposed railroad line and property owned by Bessey. -
Letter to J. R. Parrott, 11 Apr 1893
Typed letter from Inglis Stuart and addressed to J. R. Parrott regarding the proposed railroad line and property owned by Hubert W. Bessey.