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   Bankbook from the Commercial Department of Bank of Thomas County for Three Toms Tavern, Inc. from 1941-1942. Also known as Three Toms Tavern.

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   Commercial Bank checkbook for Three Toms Tavern, Inc. from 1939-1942. No checks left. Also known as Three Toms Inn.

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   Invitation or calling card for Josephine Flowers, later Josephine Flowers Reid. From James "Jimmie" Reid, requesting to take her to Redock Springs that evening.

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   Record book for corporation containing minutes of the directors of Three Toms Tavern, Inc., also known as the Three Toms Inn, from January 4, 1935 - November 1, 1943. Also contains by-laws, petition for charter, and correspondence through 1955. Original directors include Secretary & Treasurer William A. Watt, Sr., T.A. Futch, President Edward R. Jerger, Property Manager George Krewson, Truman Holland, Goodwin, and attorney W.W. Alexander. Even...

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   Invitation or calling card for Josephine Flowers, later Josephine Flowers Reid. From Perdue asking to bring Josephine to church, August 20th.

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   Naturalization papers for Jonas Schiff, 1856 & 1858. Certificate of Intention to become a United States citizen. New York City, March 15, 1856. Schiff immigrated from Germany, and swore to drop all allegiance to the King of Prussia. Statements from the Superior Court of Thomas County, June 10, 1858, admitting Jonas Schiff as a United States citizen. Signed by Arthur P. Wright. Also a signed oath swearing allegiance to the United States,...

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   Invitation or calling card for Josephine Flowers, later Josephine Flowers Reid. From future husband James Reid requesting to meet her later that evening, undated.

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8. 01/06/1894

   Souvenir card from a dining table dated January 7, 1894; a note on the back states it to be January 6th, and states the reason is January 7th is actually the day of William Hampton Flowers birthday. Front of card reads "Fathers Dining" with a drawn bow. Long note on back includes names of people at the dinner, including William Hampton Flowers and wife, J.D. Flowers and wife, F.A. Flowers, Joseph Hampton Flowers and wife, and others.

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9. 01/29/1896

   Indictment from the State of Georgia vs. Gus Johnson for simple larceny, January 29, 1896. Johnson pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay $100 or to work in chain gang for 12 months. Signed by Judge Augustin H. Hansell.

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10. 03/26/1872

    Invitation or calling card for Josephine Flowers, later Josephine Flowers Reid. From Knight and McClure, requesting to bring Josephine to a concert that evening, March 26, 1872. Also includes an apology for missing their previous offer because of poor weather.

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11. 04/02/1878

    Bill to Thomas County from B.F. Fudge for $3.50 for repairs to the roof of the Thomas County Courthouse, April 2, 1878.

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12. 04/29/1910

    Postcard of "Mill Pond" Millpond Plantation, 1910. Sent to George Cooke of Ridley Park, Pennsylvania dated April 29, 1910.

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13. 05/09/1890

    Letter from W.B. Dukes to James W. Groover, May 9, 1890. Content of letter is mostly illegible, but reads something like: "Dear Sir, Enclosed find note and meeting, please send it over as items may be other meetings and same staff. Respect, W.B. Dukes." James W. Groover with the Clerk of the Court of Thomas County in 1890. Letter sent on letterhead of "W.B. Dukes, Dealer in Hardware, Farm Implaments, Buggies & Wagons, Organs, Drugs, Medicines...

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14. 05/22/1880

    Copy of an article from the Thomasville Times about Dr. Robert J. Bruce drowning near the intersection of Walcott Street and North Mitchell Street.

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15. 05/22/1880

    Article from the Thomasville Times about Dr. Robert J. Bruce drowning near the intersection of Walcott Street and North Mitchell Street.

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16. 06/1870

    Hiram Roberts of the Merchants and Planters Bank, sues William L. Walthom in Thomas County for the amount Walthom owes the bank,$1078.58, June 1870.

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17. 07/08/1843

    Receipts or bill-of-sale for enslaved African men and women from the seller, Goodman Davis to the purchaser, E.R. Young, dated July 8, 1843. Elijah Remer Young was a resident of Thomasville, and left $30,000 in his will for the establishment of Young's Female College on Dawson Street. All receipts are pre-printed with the same wording. The first receipt reads: "Received of E.R. Young Two hundred & seventy Dollars, being in full for the purcha...

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18. 08/10/1852

    Letter from W. O. Girardeau of Monticello, Florida to Samuel A. Austin, Esq., of Thomasville. Inquiry into the cost of stuccoing or plastering a house inside and out. Drawing of said house on back of page. Letter sent August 10, 1852.

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19. 08/10/1870

    Invitation or calling card for Josephine Flowers, later Josephine Flowers Reid. From Webb and James Reif requesting to bring Josephine to a prayer meeting the evening of August 10, 1870.

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20. 08/10/1871

    Invitation or calling card for Josephine Flowers, later Josephine Flowers Reid. From James "Jimmie" Reid asking to visit with her the evening of August 10, 1871.

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