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1. Letter to Reverend Owens from Walter Stevens regarding the common at the Corners; 2. 1908 typewritten inquiry on the transfer of above #1; 11 pages on newsprint, from Walter Stevens to Horace Cole

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

The WS series contains copies of many letters from Walter Stevens to his nephew, John Stevens (eldest son of Alfred Stevens). Good descriptions of family life and how Stevens mill processed its wood and grain products. Includes cover letter from…

Walter Stevens to James Burckes, dated 5/20/1930. Regarding Nathan & Sibbil Spellman as related to Stevens genealogy (please see also Box 52, Stevens Genealogy)

Letter from Stevens to Burckes concerning Major Buffington.

Letter from Stevens to Burckes concerning wrestling matches on training day. Second page is titled 'Morgan Rattler.' Copy given to Ted Porter this date.

Letter from Walter Stevens to Reverend Herbert Owen that includes a 2-page transcription of letter written by Anson Stevens to his Aunt, Mrs. LaFayette Stevens during Civil War. Originated from Bague Sound, N.C. on Feb. 16, no year. Describes Newbern…

Letter on Temple University Letterhead, dated So. Worthington, May 27, 1913 addressed to Mr. H. S. Packard. 'Dear Sir, Your kind invitation came for the 4gh of July. I think I can come and will enjoy such a visit. Yours fraternally, Russell H.…

Letter on stationary from The Queens (hotel), Toronto, Canada, dated June 20, 1913. Dear Mr. Packard. I think your secretary wrote to you that 3 or four of us might like to ride over to Chesterfield the 4th. I will be at my farm after Monday. As…

two page typed letter describing some aspects of Worthington'[s early history.