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Start Over Collection Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951 Level File

Correspondence, 1911 Box 10, Folder 3

Tyler Monument, Richmond, Va., Lecture of RMWC, Tyler Monument, Richmond, Va., women's suffrage, Samuel W. Williams, John Rutherfoord, L.J. Anderson, George Clinton Batcheller, William W. Smith, The Arthur H. Clark Co., Francis B. Loomis, Lothrop Withington, Mary Haldane Coleman, J.M. Batten, J. Exum Hubbard, John Sharp Williams, William H. Stewart, Hill Montague, Claude A. Swanson, Gaillard Hunt, John Lamb, Joseph W. Mauck, Jac[ob] Heffelfinger, E.S. McCormick, A.J. Montague, H.R. McIlwaine, addendum to agreement, 1911, between Lyon G. Tyler, L.J. Anderson. 24 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1912 Box 10, Folder 4

Tyler Monument, Richmond, Va., Virginia politics, UVa alumni, inventory of "Milton," Charles City Co., Va., John H. Maclin, Lemay DeF. Boice, Doctor P.T. Southall, L.J. Anderson, H.B. Bagnall, Howe & Fox, Mrs. J.Y. Leight, Mary Pace Groves, Claude A. Swanson, George Clinton Batcheller, P.P. Claxton, John H. Maclin Peanut co., R. Walton Moore, J.B. Woodward, Thomas T. Munford, Jac[ob] Heffelfinger, Thos. B. Robertson, Little, Brown & Co., Mrs. George W. Bright, William A. Glasgow, Jr., George W. Guy, John H. Traylor. 27 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1912 Box 10, Folder 5

UVa alumni dinner, women's suffrage, Dolley Madison, R. Walton Moore, J.M. Batten, Albert Matthews, Mrs. J. Allison Hodge, N.W. Ayer & Son, E. Dana Durand, C[alvin] T. Ryan, L.J. Anderson, T. W[illia]m Hewitt, Mrs. B.C. Bilisoly, ____ ____ Ramsay, B.B. Winborne, Edward N. Vallandigham, Elsie V. Abbot, Gaillard Hunt, Kate Ellis Wise, Glen Walton Blodgett, George W. Guy. 19 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1912 Box 10, Folder 6

Tyler Monument, Richmond, Va., J.E. Hubbard, Elsie V. Abbot, C.T. Ryan, Margaret Murphy, James H. Meegan, (The Rare Book Shop, Washington, D.C.), S.H. Hawes, L.J. Anderson, Lucy S. Coleman, Alice E. Custis, George Cole Scott, J.B. Waller, [L. or S.B. ?] (University of Pittsburgh), Harry Churchill Semple, Jr., Gaillard Hunt, Minge Wilkins, S. Decatur Mayo, The H.J. Arrington Co., Claude A. Swanson. 20 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1912 Box 10, Folder 7

"Milton," (concerning H. McCormick), William A. Anderson, S. Decatur Mayo, W.C. Hill Printing Co., Inc., Mrs. Fanny J. Matthews, Jas.B. M[?], J.A. McGiloway, Chas.W. Bryan (concerning William J. Bryan), F.D. Hopkins, Clarence Hodson, Lyon G. Tyler, John Lamb, L.J. Anderson, L.D. Scisco, Oscar Wegelin, John L. ____, Clarence Hodson, E.L. Whitehouse. 25 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1912 Box 10, Folder 8

Tyler monument, patronage, John Lamb (includes letter of Robert Shaw Oliver), The Arthur H. Clark Co., Daniel H. Morgan, John L. Thomas, Gaillard Hunt, J. Exum Hubbard, W. Maxwell Greene, William A. Anderson, ______, Margaret Word, L.J. Anderson, Mrs. Agnes M. Maupin, B.C. Wherry, J. Edmund Buckley, Edgar E. Montague, A.J. Montague, Woodrow Wilson. 16 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1912 Box 10, Folder 9

Darwin C. Pavey, Greenlee D. Letcher, A.N. Marquis & Company, John Lamb (includes letter of Robert Shaw Oliver), Horace Edwin Hayden, C.S. Paine, L.J. Anderson, Mrs. W.O. Brownfield, John H. Maclin, Mary E. Garbutt, S. Decatur Mayo, Naoichi Masaoka, Alex W. Moseley, J.N. Motley, Lothrop Withington, Sydney G. Fisher, invitation to visit of Woodrow Wilson. 17 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1913 Box 10, Folder 10

Selling "Milton," Palace Farm Sanatorium, McCormick reaper, patronage, L.S. Foster, J.P. Tumulty, Charles H. Ambler, Hubbard & Co., H.S.G. Tucker, Annie Morris Sayre, Eugenia Anderson, W.R. McGroarty, Joseph J. Casey, Naoichi Masaoka, Thos. L. Broun, Lewis H. Jones, William A. Anderson, B.L. Farinholt. 15 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1913 Box 10, Folder 11

"Milton," patronage requests, E.W. Hubard, J.A.C. Heffelfinger, Lucy Cary Waring, J.M. Bell, W.C. Johnston, Lothrop Withington, Allan D. Jones, Howe & Fox, George Clinton Batcheller, William S. Cralle, Miss J.E. Richards, John Lamb, Prof. W.W_____, Arthur P. Howard, Hubbard & Company, Edmund Ruffin (concerning diary of Edmund Ruffin, d. 1865), E. Winslow, Josephine E. Richards. 17 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

Correspondence, 1913 Box 10, Folder 12

"Milton," patronage, Newell C. Maynard, Editor of the Times-Dispatch, Arthur P. Howard, C.S. Paine, William Hodges Mann, Edmund Ruffin (concerning diary of Edmund Ruffin, d. 1865), Edward James Woodhouse, W.M. Tompkins, L.H. Jenkins, W. Gordon McCabe, Chas. W. Ridenour, Jno. O. Beaty, J. Gordon Bohannan, J.M. Bew, H. St. George Tucker. 16 items.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Tyler Family Papers, Group B, 1868/1951
  3. Personal correspondence of Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 1911/1913

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