Records, 1867-1945.

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Records, 1867-1945.

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Records include rollbook, 1868-1883 (including lists of members and officers, secretary's reports, accounts); certificates and forms with which members could make the Society the beneficiary of their estates, 1923; account books, 1904-1931; pamphlets containing constitutions and bylaws, 1869-1912; annual reports, 1888-1945; minutes, 1867-1934 (including some annual reports); correspondence, 1928-1935, including condolence letters to members' families, letters concerning payment of dues and benefits, letters from doctors and members describing illnesses, administrative matters; bills and cancelled checks, 1930's-1940's; paid death claims, 1900-1908; and legal documents concerning mortgage, leases, members' estates, and rent, 1890's-1940's.

5.5 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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William Hamilton Relief Society.

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Lawrence, Abraham R.

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Hamilton, William B.

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