R.J. Nunn Trust Fund minute book, correspondence, and financial records, 1913-1979.

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R.J. Nunn Trust Fund minute book, correspondence, and financial records, 1913-1979.

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This collection consists of a minute book, 1913-1978, correspondence, and financial records from the R.J. Nunn Trust Fund. When the corporation dissolved in 1978, the Fund's records were turned over to the Georgia Historical Society. The correspondence includes the charter and a list of stock owned by the corporation. Also included are papers concerning the dissolution of the corporation.

1 box (.50 cubic feet)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6921845

Georgia Historical Society

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