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http://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhlead/umich-bhl-85519?rgn=main;view=text

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71058691

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Stoney, Mrs. Theodore

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Post Family Papers 1882-1973

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Post Family Papers, 1882-1973

Title: Post Family Papers 1882-1973

Battle Creek, Michigan and Washington, D.C. family including C.W. (Charles William) Post,cereal manufacturer, and anti-union activist and founder of Post City, Texas;and his daughter Marjorie Merriweather Post, executive of General Foods Co.,wife of U. S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, art collector, philanthropist,socialite, and Washington D.C. hostess. C.W. Post papers, largely concernlabor-management relations, unionism, the Postum Company, currency reform,advertising, and matters of food and hygiene; Marjorie Merriweather Post papersdocument her social activities and travel, philanthropies art collections, andthe maintenance and preservation of her homes and otherpossessions.

ArchivalResource: 57 linear feet, 77 oversize vol., and 1 oversizefolder

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Stoney, Theodore, 1832-1890

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James H. Tomb correspondence with Thomas P. Stoney, 1926-1928.

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Tomb, James H. (James Hamilton). James H. Tomb correspondence with Thomas P. Stoney, 1926-1928.

Title: James H. Tomb correspondence with Thomas P. Stoney, 1926-1928.

Correspondence consists of three typescript carbon copies and one original manuscript letter (14 Oct. 1928) of James H. Tomb, a Confederate engineer, to Thomas P. Stoney, an attorney and politician in Berkeley County and mayor of Charleston, S.C. In the first letter, dated 15 Mar. 1926, Tomb writes about his service in 1865 as commander of the "David," a Confederate torpedo boat. He describes an attack on the USS Memphis "lying in North Edisto," and commends his friend Capt. Theodore Stoney (the brother of Mayor Stoney's grandfather). Tomb's letter of 1928 mainly concerns a monument in West Evergreen Cemetery (Jacksonville, Fla.), which he erected "in memory of my shipmates of the Confederate Torpedo Boat David, Charleston, S.C., 1863."

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Stoney, Theodore, 1832-1890

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Tomb, James H. (James Hamilton)

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Tomb, James H. (James Hamilton)
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