Papers of Bettie V. Jones Payne [manuscript], 1849-1947 (bulk 1849-1856).

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Papers of Bettie V. Jones Payne [manuscript], 1849-1947 (bulk 1849-1856).

The papers consist chiefly of letters to Bettie, of Spring Hill, Fluvanna County, from family and friends. They convey local and family news, and discuss fashions, beaux, church services, school, and the death of a young friend. There are letters, 1853, from emigrants to North Carolina and Arkansas describing their new locales and an 1852 letter discussing Fluvanna politics and the state Whig convention and mentioning Richard Ivanhoe Cocke. Correspondents include members of the Boston, Couty, Crowder, Fontaine, Gilliam, Haden, Hughes, Jones, Payne, Seay, Shepherd, and Strange families. There are also Fluvanna election tickets, 1887, a Montgomery Ward and Co. catalog, 1910, and a letter, 1947 January 13, Edward Reilly Stettinius to Robert S. Pace regarding sitting for a portrait by Alfred Jonniaux, as well as three Jonniaux exhibition catalogs.

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Portrait painter. Born in Brussels, Belgium. Following study at the Academie des Beaux Arts, Brussels, and as a draftsman in Paris, Jonniaux began his career as a portraitist in London. He immigrated to the United States during World War II, becoming a citizen in 1946. During his first ten years in America, he established studios in San Francisco and Washington, D.C. His exhibitions led to many portrait commissions from leading figures in all spheres of American life. ...

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