Box 1
Contains 7 Results:
"The Moore-Johnson Letters, 1851-1931," compiled 1980. Consists primarily of family correspondence of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo P. Johnson. Includes letter of Mrs. Harriet L. Goff to Waldo P. Johnson, dated Clarksburg, West Virginia, June 18, 1864, regarding her son Nathan who is a Union prisoner of war., 1980
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.
"The William Tell Johnson of Osceola and Kansas City, Mo., Papers, 1851-1930," compiled 1980. Includes the undated reminiscences of William Tell Johnson and correspondence and other family papers of William Tell Johnson., 1980
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.
"The Mrs. William Tell Johnson (Agnes M. Harris) Memoirs, 1850-1931, Dictated to Mary J. Bland," compiled 1980., 1980
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.
"Bits and Pieces from the Mary Johnson Bland Files on the Cox, Harris & Johnson Families of St. Clair County, Missouri, 1700-1925," compiled 1983. Contains transcriptions of deeds, wills, and other genealogical papers; and a biographical sketch of Dr. Edwin Eugene Harris (1828-1864) and extracts from his correspondence while serving as a surgeon in the 8th (Musser's) Missouri Infantry Battalion (Confederate) mostly in Arkansas., 1983
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.
"On the Bland Side, 1700-1950," compiled 1984. Consists primarily of compiled genealogical data on the Bland family and numerous allied families., 1984
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.
"The 1944 Journal Mary Johnson Bland Kept While in England and France with the Red Cross," compiled 1984., 1984
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.
"The Waldo Porter Johnson of Osceola, St. Clair County, Mo., Papers, 1821-1935," compiled 1979. Consists primarily of Johnson family correspondence, including official correspondence, general and special orders of the Confederate Trans-Mississippi Department, and other military papers of Waldo P. Johnson relating primarily to his recruiting efforts in Missouri, and a letter of Waldo P. Johnson to his wife, dated State of Arkansas, March 27, 1862, which contains an account of the Battle of Pea Ridge., 1979
Collection contains photocopies of correspondence, genealogical notes, and other family papers of the Moore-Johnson-Bland family from the estate of Mrs. Mary Agnes (Johnson) Bland, which were donated to the Kansas City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The collection was arranged in several sections, each of which was given a title and indexed by the Kansas City chapter of the D.A.R.