Anderson family papers, 1869-1923.

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Anderson family papers, 1869-1923.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/43886892

This collection consists of three anonymous diaries written from 1869 to 1897 that are presumed to be those of Nina Anderson, wife of Colonel Edward Clifford Anderson, and her daughter, Nina Anderson Pape. The two later diaries record Pape's travel through England, France and Germany. Also included in this collection are an account book for the estate of Edward Maffitt Anderson, recorded at the time of his death; a receipt book for Mrs. W.F. Godkin from the 1870s; a signature book inscribed to Sarah "Sallie" Wayne Anderson (b. 1853) from 1869-1876; a folder of newspaper clippings, 1874-1876; a copy of a letter sent to E.C. Anderson, 1904; an undated inventory of a part of the collection; and five photographs of soldiers thought to be members of a German rifle club, the Savannah Schutzen Gessleschaft, at Greenwich Plantation, Savannah, in 1891. The folder containing photographs is noted as "VM" (visual materials) in the collection inventory.

1 box, 1 folder (.40 cubic feet)

Georgia Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7535299

Georgia Historical Society

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Pape, Nina Anderson, 1869-1944.

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w63v20vb (person)

Nina Anderson Pape (ca. 1870-1944) was born in Savannah, Georgia, the daughter of Edward and Nina Anderson Pape. She first taught in the public schools in Savannah. In 1900, she and Alice West organized the Pape and West School, which later combined with the Haskell School to become the Haskell-Pape School. It became the Pape School in 1908 and continued in operation throughout her life for several years after her death. Pape took an active part in the founding of the Girl Scouts in Savannah and...

Anderson family.

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Nina Anderson Pape (1869-1944) was the daughter of Colonel Edward Clifford Anderson and Nina Anderson. She taught in the public schools in Savannah. In 1900, she and Alice West organized the Pape and West School, which later combined with the Haskell School to become the Haskell-Pape School. It became the Pape School in 1908 and continued in operation throughout her life for several years after her death. Pape took an active part in the founding of the Girl Scouts in Savannah and was associated ...

Anderson, Sallie, (Sarah Wayne), b. 1853.

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Anderson, Edward Clifford, 1815-1883

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Edward C. Anderson (1815-1883) of Savannah, Ga., was a United States Navy officer, planter, Confederate Army officer, mayor of Savannah, insurance company representative, and railroad director. He was married to Sarah McQueen Williamson (1816-1884). From the description of Edward C. Anderson papers, 1813-1882. WorldCat record id: 26319475 Edward Clifford Anderson (1815-1883), was born in Savannah, Georgia, the ninth child of George Anderson (1767-1847) and Elizabeth Clifford...

Anderson, Edward Maffitt, 1843-1923.

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6476st1 (person)