Jones (Mary C.) Papers, 1846-1944

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Jones (Mary C.) Papers, 1846-1944

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Correspondence, reminiscences, clippings, literary productions, a map, minutes, proceedings, photographs, and scrapbooks comprise the Mary C. Jones Papers, 1846-1944, and relate to her family and historical activities, in particular the research for a book entitled History of Mitchell County.

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