Box 3
Container
Contains 13 Results:
Medical Expense receipts from Eufaula and Cottonton, 1956
File — Box: 3, 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:
1956
Rent checks to Geo. M. Adams, 1965 August - 1966 April
File — Box: 3, 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:
1965 August - 1966 April
Twin Springs Plantation, Johnston Place, 1956 April 14-15
File — Box: 3, 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:
1956 April 14-15
Twin Springs Trading Post Plantation Supplies and Sharecroppers Draw, 1953
File — Box: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
1953 Sharecroppers Draw Cottonton, Al July 15, Aug 15, Sept 15, Oct 15, Nov 15, Dec 15 All for $ 36.05 except for Givens, 30.90 each month Dec they all were $ 18.03 Thomas Brown Rosa Crawford Joseph Givens Abraham Gordon Leroy Holmes Mattie Perry Cliff Screws Ebb Stephens
Dates:
1953
Twin Springs Trading Post. Cottonton, Al , 1956
File — Box: 3, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
Sharecroppers’ rations and supplies bought by Geo. M. Adams Sharecroppers Rations 1956 May 15 and July 16 @ 26.05 Thomas Brown Abraham Gordon Leroy Holmes Mattie Perry Ebb Stephens
Dates:
1956
Statement Alabama Plantation, 1935 February
File — Box: 3, Folder: 6
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 February
Statement Alabama Plantation, 1935 March
File — Box: 3, 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:
1935 March
Statement Alabama Plantation, 1935 April
File — Box: 3, 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:
1935 April
Statement Alabama Plantation, 1935 May
File — Box: 3, 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:
1935 May
Statement Alabama Plantation, 1935 June
File — Box: 3, 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:
1935 June