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Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3
Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3

Correspondence Lot of 8 Confederate Major J. W. Park Greenville GA 1866 -1896 #3

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    Description

    Here is a great 19th Century group of correspondence letters and stamped envelopes written to Major John W. Park; Confederate Officer in the War Between the Stagtes  ...  Civil War or as my Great Great Cousin Gerald referred to it as " Out Recent Disagreement With The North".  During the Civil War he was a Major in the First Georgia Regiment.   After the war he settled in Greenville Georgia in Meriwether County.  John Park was one of the organizers of the Georgia Bar Association and one of it's Presidents. He was the foremost lawyer in the Coweta Circuit. He and his father Orville were  prominent educators and one of the founders of Emory College and the LaGrange Female Institute. These letters give  a glimpse into the post - Bellum years to the turn of the Century. Some of the letters in the large archive are from War Comrades ( not necessarily these ) and they run the gamut of legal work that Major Park did is his capacity as an attorney. Many of the envelopes have written notes regarding the contents or disposition of the work he did on the cases. The items in this lot are:
    1866 Letter no envelope Notice of payment of .75 by Robert H. Richards of LaGrange Georgia
    1868 Envelope w/ notes Tracy, Irwin & Co., Importer & Jobbers of Dry Goods , 419 Broadway New York N.Y.  ???
    1882 Letter and Envelope  w/ notes W. F. Stroyier Greenwood Arkansas Informing major Park that he has witnesses to a case he is involved with
    1886 Envelope only John F,. Methvin , Attorney at Law , Senoia Georgia
    1889 Letter and Envelope w/notes G. B. Bullock Collins , Arkansas Informing Major Park that he knows the whereabouts of Mary Gibson who lives in Baxter
    1889 Envelope only  w/ notes Mountain Hill Arkansas re: the Rudding Estate
    1894 Envelope only w/ notes W. S. Shuttles & Son, Wholesale Jewelers 311 Main Street , Dallas Texas regarding a deed  to be signed
    1896 Envelope only w/notes Atlanta Wooden Ware Co. re: Suit involving J. S. Parkman referred to ( attorney ) Robert Watson being settled
    Happy to answer any questions or send closeups.
    Enjoy
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