Smith-Buckley family papers 1935-1944.

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Smith-Buckley family papers 1935-1944.

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The Smith-Buckley family papers, 1935 - 1944, consist of materials created by or documenting the life of Ethel Jarrell Smith, her daughters Marjorie and Pansie Smith, and Pansie's husband Henry M. Buckley. Records range from receipts (water, rent, power, telephone, veterinary, medical, and miscellaneous receipts), and life insurance policies. In 1984, after the death of Henry M. Buckley and the sale of his home, these papers were removed from his house at 1701, Chatham Ave., Tybee Island and given to the Georgia Historical Society. This collection was originally part of a larger group of materials accumulated by Henry M. Buckley, found in his house after his death. It is not known how or why he accumulated the papers; relationships between the papers could not be established so the collection was divided, based on the provenance of their creation. Please refer to the list of related collections.

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Smith, Ethel Jarrell

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Bond, Marjorie Smith

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Buckley, Pansie Smith

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Buckley Henry M.

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Bond, W. H. (William Henry), 1915-2005

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The Briar Hill Mine was located at Norway, Michigan on the Menominee Iron Range. It was orginally opened by the Briar Hill Coal & Iron Co. of Youngstown, Ohio, but sold in the late 1880s to the Penn Iron Mining Co., which was the Cambria Iron Company's ore mining subsidiary. From the description of Briar Hill Mine shaft blueprint 1911 (Olson Library, Northern Michigan University). WorldCat record id: 756864223 ...

Smith-Buckley family

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These are the records of Ethel Jarrell Smith and her daughters Marjorie Smith and Pansie (Pansy) Smith. Ethel was a seamstress in Savannah in the 1940's. Marjorie was a saleswoman at Sears-Roebuck Company in 1940; she married Will Bond (combat photographer during WWII), and became the receptionist at their photography studio, Bond Studio. Pansie was a saleswoman at Adler's, a Savannah department store; she married Henry M. Buckley. He was the Clerk of Council for Savannah Beach in the 1940s and ...