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Biographical note: Supervisor involved in inspecting and vaccinating cattle in Mexico in 1949 as a member of the Mexico-American Commission for the Eradication of Hoof and Mount Disease. Also known as the Aftosa Commission, it existed in the late 1940s to early 1950s to eradicate an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Mexico, where the disease is known as aftosa.

From the description of James Davis letters (photocopies), ca. 1949-1949. (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 635522952

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Davis, James M.M.,

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Papers of Eugene Davis [manuscript], 1744-1925 (bulk 1832-1868).

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Davis, Eugene, 1822-1894. Papers of Eugene Davis [manuscript], 1744-1925 (bulk 1832-1868).

Title: Papers of Eugene Davis [manuscript], 1744-1925 (bulk 1832-1868).

The papers include correspondence, 1810-1898, of Eugene Davis, John A.G. Davis, and other members of the Davis family, concerning family matters, Charlottesville, Va., news, genealogy, business, politics, estate settlements, the family's plantation "Little Run," costs of travelling to Europe, Williamsburg, Va. (1818), with correspondence, 1867, of Eugene Davis as secretary of an alumni group. The papers also contain letters, 1861-1865, of Eugene Davis and Robert N. Saunders, concerning camp life, family news, John Staige Davis organizing a typhoid hospital in Charlottesville, the Albemarle Everett Artillery, care and housing of wounded on the Lawn and at the Rotunda, General Longstreet, the capture of Eugene Davis at Yellow Tavern battle, and his imprisonment at Camp Lookout. Letters, 1864-1865, of James M.M. Davis, Rockbridge Battery, concerning camp life and religious conversion; and letters, 1864-1865, to Eugene Davis while imprisoned, concerning offers of help and assistance. Military records and papers, 1859-1862, kept by Eugene Davis as Captain of the Albemarle Light Horse, include orders, passes, medical discharges, requisitions, transfers, and substitutes; militia commission, 1861, for Eugene Davis; copy of resignation, 1861, of commission of Eugene Davis; orders, 1865, re: paroled prisoners; and a letter, 1870, concerning information on military service. There are also letters, 1889-1891, to Eugene Davis, concerning fundraising for Cottage Hospital, Charlottesville, Va., and for charity patients; draft, ca. 1888, for circular for Cottage Hospital; printed circulars, ca. 1888, concerning building a ward for charity patients and a hospital for Afro-Americans; and letters, 1891, from William C. Dabney concerning charity patients and Afro-American patients' distrust of hospitals. Of interest is a draft, 1850, of letter to Thomas Hewitt Key from Eugene Davis concerning the legal options of a slave named Sally [Cottrell Cole], currently the wife of a Reuben Cole. Sally was originally purchased from Joseph Coolidge and was thought to be manumitted by Key, but considered herself a slave so that she might stay in Virginia. There are also drafts of speeches, 1842-1844, of Eugene Davis concerning temperance; drafts of speeches, n.d., of Eugene Davis concerning politics, railroads, a hiring contract, and Decoration Day; draft, n.d., of report of Charlottesville Savings Bank; and his papers, n.d., relating to religious topics. There are also land grants, deeds, and plats, 1744-1885, pertaining to Davis family property in Albemarle County, Va.; receipt, 1837, of John A.G. Davis for payment to T.J. Randolph; copy of note, 1839, found with will of John A.G. Davis; and personal account book, 1846, of Mrs. Eugene Davis. There are also hotel bills, 1858, from European trip of Eugene Davis; articles of agreement, 1863, re: division of slaves in estate settlement; receipts, 1861-1886, of Eugene Davis, including one for slave hire; and papers, 1894, concerning the estate of Eugene Davis. Also include a fragment, 1769, to Martha Jefferson Carr re: family affairs; letter, 1810, to Peter Carr re: business; and letter, 1828, from William Cabell Rives to John A.G. Davis re: publication of Jefferson's writings and Davis' desire to be secretary to Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia. Also of interest is a letter, 1833, from Henry Clay concerning auction of property and national politics. Also include journal fragments, 1842-1844, 1849, by presumably Eugene Davis concerning a balloon ascension in Charlottesville, politics, family matters, University of Virginia, law practice in Palmyra, Va., and personal theology. Also include copy of marriage bond, 1791; law book, 1825, of John A.G. Davis; notebook, ca. 1856, with notes for a Sunday school class; copy of petition, 1855, for liquor licensing; draft, 1860, of article on slavery; right of way contract, 1877, Albemarle County, Va.; and copy of petition, 1891, requesting teacher for Afro-American children, Campbell County, Va. Also include obituaries; printed material; nominating petition, n.d., for S.F. Leake from the Democrats of Albemarle County; manuscript map, n.d., of North Central Virginia; part of draft, n.d., for "First Impressions"; clippings; genealogical notes for Va. families; and a stencil of Eugene Davis' name.

ArchivalResource: 350 (ca.) items.

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Papers of the Dabney and related Davis, Terrell, and Carr families [manuscript] 1735-1982.

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Dabney, Virginius, 1835-1894. Papers of the Dabney and related Davis, Terrell, and Carr families [manuscript] 1735-1982.

Title: Papers of the Dabney and related Davis, Terrell, and Carr families [manuscript] 1735-1982.

Correspondence in the papers chiefly discusses family and local news. Topics of interest include Kentucky in 1790 particularly Indian troubles and separation from the U.S. over the Jay-Cardoqui treaty; the Civil War particularly slave hiring and use of slaves as servants in the army, procurement of clothes, U. Va. as an army hospital and the burial of Confederate dead in the University cemetery, 1861, the battle of New Market Heights, 1864 (Chafin's Farm, Fts. Harrison and Gilmer), and the desolation after the battle of Fredericksburg; the Richmond Exposition, 1888; Virginius Dabney's New York Latin School, his library, and his publication of Don Miff and Gold that did not glitter; Susan Dabney Smedes' Memorials of a Southern planter; Richard Heath Dabney's The causes fo the French revolution, and his teaching career at U. Va., particularly a 1907 controversy over compulsory Latin; and Virginius Dabney's schoolboy impressions of France, and his years at Episcopal High. There are research notes, mss. drafts, correspondence or printed copies of Don Miff and A mighty hunter before the Lord by Virginius Dabney, a mss. on bird watching and two Civil War memoirs by Susan C. Dabney Smedes; four articles by Richard Heath Dabney "Athleticism," "The elevation of history to the rank of a science," "Germany's dream of dominion", and "The Huguenot element in Virginia's population"; and numerous articles and Richmond, the story of a city, by Virginius Dabney. The collection also contains a diary of Richard Heath Dabney from his year of study in Munich and Berlin, 1882-1883, and a journal, 1890, regarding life on Burleigh, a Mississippi plantation; a 1735 will of Thomas Carr; publishing contracts; a petition supporting Richard Heath Dabney's appointment as history professor; student reports from Episcopal High; Dabney family genalogy; photographs of many family members as well as Woodrow Wilson, Winston Churchill, Richard Nixon, Dean Acheson, Dwight Eisenhower, Douglas S. Freeman, and Harry Byrd; a plat of Burleigh; clippings, advertisements, a scrapbook of reviews of Don Miff, and memorabilia. Correspondents include F.E.G. Carr, Eugene Davis, James M.M. Davis, Lucy Davis, Mary Jane Terrell Davis, Richard Terrell Davis, Elizabeth Anna Heath, Lucy Ann Terrell, Samuel Terrell, Edwin Anderson Alderman, Maria Heath Dabney, Thomas Smith Gregory Dabney, Armistead Churchill Gordon and Woodrow Wilson.

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Davis, James L., 1924-

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Power of Attorney Granted by J. Davis of Cumberland, Pa. to A. Danforth of Onondaga County, N.Y. to Sell Lands in Haldimand Township, Upper Canada, Sept. 20, 1796. 1796.

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Haldimand Township, Upper Canada. Power of Attorney Granted by J. Davis of Cumberland, Pa. to A. Danforth of Onondaga County, N.Y. to Sell Lands in Haldimand Township, Upper Canada, Sept. 20, 1796.

Title: Power of Attorney Granted by J. Davis of Cumberland, Pa. to A. Danforth of Onondaga County, N.Y. to Sell Lands in Haldimand Township, Upper Canada, Sept. 20, 1796. 1796.

ArchivalResource: Folded Sheet, 32 X 20 Cm.

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Family papers, [1896?-1973?] (bulk 1920-1970).

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Marin, John, 1870-1953. Family papers, [1896?-1973?] (bulk 1920-1970).

Title: Family papers, [1896?-1973?] (bulk 1920-1970).

Section I, Parts I-II and IV (John Marin papers) contain correspondence by or from: Ansel Adams, Charles Bittinger, Jennie, Lelia, Lyda and Retta Currey, James Davis, Robert Freund, Edith Halpert, Bertram Hartman, MacKinley Helm, Martha Jackson, Marie Marin, Louis Kalonyme, John Marin Sr., John Marin Jr., Betty Marshall, Jerome Mellquist, Dorothy Norman, Clifford Odets, Georgia O'Keeffe, Duncan and Marjorie Phillips, Sheldon Reich, Herbert J. Seligmann, Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Susie and Bill Thompson, Harry, Leo and Roy Wass, E.C. Zoler. Additional correspondence from Cape Split, Addison, Maine; Taos, New Mexico; Cliffside Park, New Jersey. Section II, Parts I-III (John Marin Jr. papers) contain correspondence by or from: Charles Bittinger, James Davis, Georgia O'Keeffe, E.C. Zoler, Helen Dove, Edith Halpert, Duncan Phillips, Max Weber, the Downtown Gallery, Lyda and Retta Currey, Yale University Art Gallery (Lamont Moore), Currier Gallery of Art (Charles Buckley).

ArchivalResource: 5 linear ft. (8 boxes).

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Davis family papers, 1793-1879.

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Davis family papers, 1793-1879.

Title: Davis family papers, 1793-1879.

This collection consists of the correspondence and documents, dating from 1793-1879, of the Davis family members of Michigan and New York state. Subjects of interest include routine remarks about politics, weather, crops, health, and affections for relatives. The letters are usually two pages in length and contain little of substance to those not directly interested in the family. The collection is arranged chronologically.

ArchivalResource: 11 folders .1 cu. ft.

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James Davis letters (photocopies), ca. 1949-1949.

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Davis, James. James Davis letters (photocopies), ca. 1949-1949.

Title: James Davis letters (photocopies), ca. 1949-1949.

Summary: Photocopies of letters, written by James Davis to R. Davis, about his experiences, in Mexico in 1949, as a member of the Mexico-American Commission for the Eradication of Hoof and Mouth Disease. He writes about his travels, his work on the commission, and the response of the Mexican and Indian ranchers.

ArchivalResource: .25 linear ft. (1 box)

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Donald H. Godbold oral history [sound recording].

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Godbold, Donald H. Donald H. Godbold oral history [sound recording].

Title: Donald H. Godbold oral history [sound recording].

Discusses the highlights of his life and career.

ArchivalResource: 3 sound cassettes (87 minutes) : analog, mono. ; 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in., + index sheet, biographical information and numbered tape synopsis.

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Letter recounting a revival of religion on Martha's Vineyard, 1810.

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Thaxter, Joseph, 1742-1827. Letter recounting a revival of religion on Martha's Vineyard, 1810.

Title: Letter recounting a revival of religion on Martha's Vineyard, 1810.

Letter written by Rev. Joseph Thaxter, minister of the First Parish of Edgartown (Mass.), on 26 July 1810 to Rev. John Pierce. Thaxter recounts a revival of religion in Martha's Vineyard in which he represents the attempts of one James Davis, a pretended Congregationalist in union with certain disorderly Baptists and Methodists, to overturn the regular churches on the island. Also, a postscript of 17 Aug. 1810.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

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Letters of James Davis, 1839-1843 [i.e., 1839 and 1843], Fulton county, Indiana. 1839-1843.

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Davis, James. Letters of James Davis, 1839-1843 [i.e., 1839 and 1843], Fulton county, Indiana.

Title: Letters of James Davis, 1839-1843 [i.e., 1839 and 1843], Fulton county, Indiana. 1839-1843.

ArchivalResource: [2] p. ; 29 cm.

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Papers, 1839-1878.

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Perry, Wilson. Papers, 1839-1878.

Title: Papers, 1839-1878.

Letters and papers concerning the operation of a gristmill by Wilson Perry and James Davis near Woodville, North Carolina. One letter, 1865, written by the Federal assistant superintendent of Negro affairs, orders Davis to free some Negroes.

ArchivalResource: 18 items.

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Deposition, 1714 July 3.

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Tuttle, John, ca. 1646-. Deposition, 1714 July 3.

Title: Deposition, 1714 July 3.

Concerns a survey of property near Dover, N.H., for James Davis.

ArchivalResource: 1 DS ; 20 cm.

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Architectural plans, 1776-[ca.1807]

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Hunter, James, 1729-1796. Architectural plans, 1776-[ca.1807]

Title: Architectural plans, 1776-[ca.1807]

Consists of eight drawings and related manuscripts for two houses in Radnor, Pa. Four of the documents date from 1776 and pertain to the building of a house, Woodstock, for James Hunter. The dwelling was designed by Humphrey Wayne. A sketch of the floor plan is accompanied by a letter describing construction details. Also included are an article of agreement between Hunter and Wayne for carpentry work with a list of nails and hardware needed for the building, a request from Enoch and James Davis for a bid to build the house, and a note from Benjamin Davis stating that he would assist Wayne in constructing the house. Other items in the collection include three floor plans for a dwelling of similar size and proportion to Woodstock and a receipted bill for laying a stone foundation and building a fireplace. The bill is dated 1796 and payment was received from Maskell Ewing, Hunter's brother-in-law.

ArchivalResource: 8 items.

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Papers. 1824 Nov. 22.

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Armstrong, William, ca. 1765-1834. Papers.

Title: Papers. 1824 Nov. 22.

Receipt of William Armstrong to James Davis, $3 for hauling.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 p.)

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George L. Brown oral history [sound recording].

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Brown, George L., 1926-. George L. Brown oral history [sound recording].

Title: George L. Brown oral history [sound recording].

Describes youth, education, career paths. Includes political observations about racial relations, youth, the aged, education and South Africa.

ArchivalResource: 2 sound cassettes (85 minutes) : analog, mono. ; 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in., + index sheet (2 leaves)

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Letter to the firm of Parker & Poor. 1815.

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Davis, James. Letter to the firm of Parker & Poor. 1815.

Title: Letter to the firm of Parker & Poor. 1815.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 leaf).

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Medical account book, 1853-1859.

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Reynolds, Samuel M. Medical account book, 1853-1859.

Title: Medical account book, 1853-1859.

Medical account book, 1853-1859, re medical visits and examinations, prescriptions issued, fees charged, and payments received. Including entry, 23-27 Aug. 1855, Susan W. Jolly, re dressing flesh wounds of Jolly's thighs and breast, administrating five stitchs to Jolly's hand, and writing a prescription for medication. Entry, 2 Feb. 1856, James L. Davis, re house call made for Davis' child, agreement to use Davis' horse as payment, and indication that Davis' reneged on the payment.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

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OM79-17/19 James Davis Receipt, 1888.

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Davis, James. OM79-17/19 James Davis Receipt, 1888.

Title: OM79-17/19 James Davis Receipt, 1888.

Receipt of James Davis.

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James Clark Davis letters, 1937-1947.

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Davis, James C. James Clark Davis letters, 1937-1947.

Title: James Clark Davis letters, 1937-1947.

This collection consists mostly of letters written to James' mother, Ava M. Davis. Many are written by James when he was in boot camp, radioman school and on board the USS Indianapolis. There are also letters to James' father, Thomas and his sister, JoAnn. There is a photograph of Robert Findley, friend of James Clark.

ArchivalResource: 8 manuscript folders, 1 photograph folder.

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Marin, John, 1870-1953.

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Marin, John, 1870-1953.
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Mexican-United States Commission for the Eradication of Foot-and-Mouth Disease.

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Mexican-United States Commission for the Eradication of Foot-and-Mouth Disease.
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Perry, Wilson.

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Reynolds, Samuel M.

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Thaxter, Joseph, 1742-1827.

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Thaxter, Joseph, 1742-1827.
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Tuttle, John, ca. 1646-

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