Correspondence of J. J. Jusserand and Oscar Wilder Underwood and a Civil War receipt [manuscript], 1861, 1912-1954.

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Correspondence of J. J. Jusserand and Oscar Wilder Underwood and a Civil War receipt [manuscript], 1861, 1912-1954.

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In a letter, 1912 January 17, Jusserand writes to Mr. Wadham that he is allowed to do as he pleases. There are also copies, 1974, of letters, 1922, between Warren G. Harding, and Oscar Wilder Underwood in which Harding wishes to appoint Underwood to the Supreme Court and the latter declines for reasons of health. There is also a copy, 1974, of a letter, 1954 Feb. 21, Charlottesville, Oscar Wilder Underwood to William Rogers answering questions about his father. The collection also contains a receipt, 1861 May 29, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Co. at Saltville, Va. through agent Charles Campbell to Capt. Jones for 25 boxes of bacon to be sent to William Lewis Cabell.

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