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[ts letters; original and transcription] to and from Governor Howard M. Gord, dated 1927 and 1929, 1927/1929 Box 19, Volume Notebook 2J, Page 113-118
[ts letters; original] letters to Roy Bird Cook regarding his historical research, 1922/1936 Box 16, Volume Notebook 2B, Page 32-34
[ts letters; original] to Cook, regarding Jackson, 1928 Box 19, Volume Notebook 2H, Page 278-280
[ts letters; transcription and original] to Cook, 1928/1929 Box 19, Volume Notebook 2H, Page 99-101
[ts letters; transcription] letters to Roy Bird Cook, Esq., from W.H. Petersen [Peterson?], 1925/1929 Box 22, Volume Notebook 11, Page 246-247
[ts letters; transcription] letters to Roy Bird Cook regarding his research on Jackson, 1925/1932 Box 16, Volume Notebook 2B, Page 40-41
[ts letters; transcription] letters to Roy Bird Cook regarding his research on Jackson, 1928 Box 16, Volume Notebook 2B, Page 44-45
[ts letter; transcription with original signature] letter from Emma K. Davis to Roy Bird Cook regarding genealogy, 1928 Box 16, Volume Notebook 2B, Page 15
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