Typescript copy of letter of George B. Randolph, Anniston, Alabama, to "My dear Raymond." (1 page). On stationery of the St. Louis Division, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, Cairo, Illinois. Mentions an old man named Gill who boarded at a hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, and was relative. William Randolph's widow and her daughter are living in Torrance, Yellowbusha, Mississippi. Mentions his niece Mrs. William Randolph McKeldry. Includes note of R. Randolph Raymond, a little boy who lives with his grandfather R.H. Gill., 1901 Dec 24, Box: 1, Folder: 2. George Brown Randolph Papers, A2372. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center.

Typescript copy of letter of George B. Randolph, Anniston, Alabama, to "My dear Raymond." (1 page). On stationery of the St. Louis Division, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, Cairo, Illinois. Mentions an old man named Gill who boarded at a hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, and was relative. William Randolph's widow and her daughter are living in Torrance, Yellowbusha, Mississippi. Mentions his niece Mrs. William Randolph McKeldry. Includes note of R. Randolph Raymond, a little boy who lives with his grandfather R.H. Gill., 1901 Dec 24, Box: 1, Folder: 2. George Brown Randolph Papers, A2372. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center. https://mohistory.mobiusconsortium.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/5688 Accessed September 19, 2024.