Manuscripts
George Stoneman letter to Ezra B. French
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Photograph of George Stoneman and Mary O. H. Stoneman
Manuscripts
The Stoneman family papers addenda consist of diaries, family and official correspondence, photographs, ephemera, memorabilia, and genealogical and historical research files from the family of George Stoneman, 1822-1894 and his wife, Mary Oliver Hardisty Stoneman, 1836-1915.
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Correspondence -- Stoneman, George J. to Mary Oliver Hardisty Stoneman, 1836-1915
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The Stoneman family papers addenda consist of diaries, family and official correspondence, photographs, ephemera, memorabilia, and genealogical and historical research files from the family of George Stoneman, 1822-1894 and his wife, Mary Oliver Hardisty Stoneman, 1836-1915.
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Correspondence -- Stoneman, George, 1822-1894
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Primarily letters to and from George Stoneman, 1822-1894 and Mary Oliver Hardisty Stoneman concerning political news and martial relationship. Included: Clippings, Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Masonic insignia, and material related to Virginia Hardisty Stoneman
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Correspondence -- Hamm, Julia Shortridge [Mrs. George J. Stoneman]
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Included: Clippings, wedding invitation, funeral booklet, and letter from Josephine ----- to Virginia Hardisty Stoneman. Additional letters from George J. Stoneman in Box 6(9)
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Stoneman family letters
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This small group of correspondence primarily consists of 25 letters from Cornelius MacLain Stoneman's mother, Mary Oliver Hardisty, his sisters, Katherine "Kitty" and Adele, and his brother, George Stoneman. The letters concern family and social life. Stoneman's mother frequently writes about monetary issues. For instance, in a letter dated January 31, 1888, his mother writes, "Our ranch has big money in it for some of us - it is only a question of time & endurance & as we have kept it through all this time of depression, I guess we can mosey along still further..." In another letter written in 1892, Stoneman writes about suing George Stoneman, "Father cannot sue for divorce, but I can - for he has practically deserted me&" There is a letter from Francis J. Thomas to Walter Percy in Birmingham, Alabama, where he introduces Percy to Cornelius McLain Stoneman. There is also a wedding invitation for Rufus William Burnham and Marion Barnes Bennison in 1887. The letters were also accompanied with transcripts from the donor. The transcripts are located at the end of the collection in chronological order.
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Subject files -- Stoneman, George B
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Included: Cards, photographs of Stoneman family, postcard, and photocopy of Legislative History, Arizona, 1804-1912
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