Collection: McCauley family papers, 1790/2008 / Date range: 1865 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection McCauley family papers, 1790/2008 Date range 1865

Ancestors of Margaret Jane Shirey McCauley: Firestone Family/Hileman Family/Dingledine Family, 1824/1905 42 items Box 2, Folder 1

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Antoinette McCauley Robinson to her brother Edward McCauley, 1864/1873 3 letters Box 2, Folder 4

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Antoinette McCauley Robinson to her brother William McCauley, 1865/1876 2 letters Box 2, Folder 4

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box 1, folder 8, [title not supplied], 1865 31 items Box 1, Folder 8

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Business Correspondence of William McCauley, 1853/1899 4 items Box 3, Folder 4

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Calpernia ("Callie") and others to her brother William, 1857/1881 10 letters Box 2, Folder 4

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Carrie [ ] to Margaret Jane Shirey ("Maggie"), 1865 Box 1, Folder 8

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Charles McCauley to his brother William, 1860/1873 13 letters Box 2, Folder 4

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Children of John Jameson McCauley and Cynthia Van Lear Robinson McCauley: Timoxena McCauley Frantz, and John McCauley, 1841/1910 41 items Box 2, Folder 6

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Civil War - General Gordon's Surrender Speech at Appomattox, 1865 Box 1, Folder 9

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