Emma D. Conn Collection, PC.1452

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Emma D. Conn Collection, PC.1452

Descriptive Summary

Title
Emma D. Conn Collection
Call Number
PC.1452
Creator
Unknown
Date
1840-1950
Repository
State Archives of North Carolina

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    Collection Overview

    Papers of Dixon G. Conn (1840-1921) of Raleigh, storekeeper, justice of the peace, and employee of N.C. Dept. of Agriculture (1905-1920), including instructions to recover property of Chatham Railway Company (Sept., 1865); introductions to New York and Baltimore merchants (1867); Wake Co. deeds, mortgages, and tax receipts (1874-1921); guardian papers for heirs of A. H. Dowell (1877-1906); and civil and criminal action papers from cases in his magistrate's court (1905-1906). Other items relate to the Baptist church, Odd Fellows Relief Association, agriculture department employees, and Confederate veterans' organizations, with list of veterans in Raleigh, 1906. Papers of his children include reports from Raleigh Male Academy (1894-1896); family letters; and a few items about school principals. Papers of Elizabeth Walkup include correspondence during WWII about the home front, air bases in the U.S., and the China theater (1944). Also record of price of gold in Confederate dollars (1861-1865); letter from Thomas Pollock Devereux to his daughter (1869); first annual report of Associated Charities of Raleigh (1904); and brochure for sale of truck farms near Wilmington (ca. 1920).

    Contents of the Collection

    Subject Headings

  1. Conn, Emma D.
  2. Conn, Dixon G.
  3. Dowell, A. H.
  4. Walkup, Elizabeth
  5. Devereux, Thomas Pollock
  6. Devereux Family
  7. North Carolina. Department of Agriculture
  8. Chatham Railroad Co.
  9. Odd Fellows Relief Association
  10. Raleigh Male Academy
  11. Associated Charities of Raleigh
  12. Confederate States of America
  13. Confederate States of America. Army--Veterans
  14. Baptists
  15. Truck farming
  16. Sales
  17. Nonpublic Schools
  18. School principals
  19. Gold
  20. Money
  21. Air bases
  22. World War, 1939-1945
  23. Associations, institutions, etc.
  24. Justices of the Peace
  25. Government employees--North Carolina
  26. Storekeepers
  27. Merchants
  28. Real property
  29. Lawsuits
  30. Criminal Actions
  31. Taxation
  32. Guardian
  33. Chief Justices
  34. Courts
  35. Raleigh (N.C.)
  36. Wake County (N.C.)
  37. New York
  38. Baltimore (Md.)
  39. China
  40. Wilmington (N.C.)