Samuel P. Jones Papers, 1880-1925.

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Samuel P. Jones Papers, 1880-1925.

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The collection is primarily correspondence pertaining to Samuel P. Jones' revival activities and letters from family members. Most of the letters are photocopies; however, a few are originals. In general, the revival correspondence references planning activities for future meetings as well as building projects. The majority of the Laura Jones correspondence is of a personal nature and the receipts are for incidental purchases. Receipts of interest include a buggy ordered by Reverend Samuel Jones just weeks before his death and several receipts from the Nunnally Company.

.5 linear feet : (one half document box)

Atlanta History Center, Kenan Research Center / Cherokee Garden Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7327939

Atlanta History Center, Kenan Research Center / Cherokee Garden Library

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