Frederick C. Cubberly Papers , undated.

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Frederick C. Cubberly Papers , undated.

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Twenty-two typewritten articles written by Frederick C. Cubberly about a wide range of subjects from "Indian War Poetry" to "John Quincy Adams and Florida" to how the capital came to Tallahassee. Two other articles were written by Etta Cubberly, his wife. There is no discussion of how the author came to write the stories or if they were published or not. There are two copies of the Dade Massacre that were printed by the Congressional Record in 1921. Some of the articles are signed by Frederick or Etta Cubberly. The papers also include correspondence between Etta Cubberly and Walter Marchman, librarian, Florida Historical Society. There is also a studio portrait photograph, presumably of Frederick Cubberly.

.35 cubic ft.

Library of Congress / NUCMC, National Union Catalog of Manuscripts Collections

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Library of Congress / NUCMC, National Union Catalog of Manuscripts Collections

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