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Box 2

 Container

Contains 13 Results:

Cotton Sale Certificates, from C.P. Humber and W.C. Bradley, 1935

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 1
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: 1935

Eufaula Cotton Oil Company, received from Geo. M. Adams, 1948

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 2
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: 1948

Notebook, technical, in poor condition

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 3
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: c.1860s-2020s

Receipts for Geo. M. Adams and T.M. Adams, 1923

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents J.A. Kirven Co-3 for Mrs. T.M. Adams Hofflin & Greentree for Mrs. T.M. Adams Joy flower shop for Mrs. TM Adams Kinsel & Petri Co Jewelers for Mrs. T M Adams Miller & Taylor Shoe Co fpr Mrs. Geo Adams McCoy-King Grocery Co from Geo. Adams Columbus Enquirer-Sun for Geo. Adams War Memorial Fund, UGA from Geo M. Adams Chas M. Woolfolk Insurance for Mrs. L.W. Adams and Geo. M. Adams(gin house) H.C. & L.A. Sparks Insurance for Mes. L.W. Adams and George M. Adams Waverly Pharmacy...
Dates: 1923

Receipts for Geo. M. Adams and family, 1924

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 5
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Dates: 1924

Receipts for Geo. M. Adams and Mrs. T.M. Adams, 1925

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents Folder Contains: Wm. Beach Hardware to George Adams (2) Columbus Fertilizer Co. to Geo Adams (3) Insurance Company of North America, Farm dept to Mrs. L.W.& Geo M. Adams Georgia Motor Truck Co. to Geo M Adams Burrus Motor and Tractor to Geo Adams (2) Humes Music Company to Mrs. T M Adams Miller & Taylor Shoe Co. from Geo Adams (2), Mrs. Adams (1) McCoy Grocery from Mrs. TM Adams Dr. G.S. Murray from Mrs. T Madams for Mrs Mike Royals Dr. J.M. Mcduffie from Mrs. Geo Adams Mrs. M M...
Dates: 1925

Receipts for Twin Springs Trading Post Plantation Supplies, 1936

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 7
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: 1936

Receipts for Twin Springs Trading Post Plantation Supplies, Recapitulation, 1939

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 8
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: 1939

Receipts for Twin Springs Trading Post Plantation Supplies, 1945 January - July

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 9
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: 1945 January - July

Receipts for Twin Springs Trading Post Plantation Supplies, 1945 August - December

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 10
Content Description From the Collection: The story of George Monroe Adams and his family can primarily start on the plantation farm his family owned in the McCrary District of Columbus, Georgia on Hamilton Road in the northern part of Muscogee county. The property was bought in 1918 by Charlotte Woodville Weems Adams, William Andrew Weems, her brother, and George Monroe Adams, her son. The two families were displaced by the US government from their land in Chattahoochee County when it acquired land for the future Ft. Benning. The...
Dates: 1945 August - December