A.G. Wineman & Sons Records, and Wineman, Williams, Guice, and Stockwell et al Family Papers

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Marble, June 27, 1965

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated June 27, 1965, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Marbles to inform her of the intention of her research of the William family line and offers the information she has found in hopes of helping Mrs. Marble make connections to her own line and perhaps be able to assist Wineman with her research in the process.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Norman Guice, April 12, 1965

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to her friend Norman to check on him after a tornado went through his area. She goes on to inform him that she has not done much genealogy research in the last two years due to some Real Estate issues in Greenville, Miss. but that she has begun sorting through her papers and hopes to visit the Natchez soon.

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  Letter, Myrtis Wineman to Hazel, April 3, 1965

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated April 3, 1965, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Hazel to ask her if Tulane has a way to make a permanent copy of a blueprint Wineman had sent to Hazel previously as the blueprint will fade out. She goes on to discuss why she was unable to attend that year's DAR conference in Jackson and other planned events. She mentions the desire for a permanent copy of the Guice Tree and promises to share if she is able to secure one.

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  Letter, L. F. Carpenter to Myrtis S. Wineman, July 1, 1964

  L. F. Carpenter

  On this postcard, dated July 1, 1964, L. F. Carpenter writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for her prompt reply and states that she will have to start going around the Fayette and Union Church areas to interview people. She goes on to ask that Wineman direct any inquiries about the McDonald family line to her.

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  Letter, L. F. Carpenter to Myrtis S. Wineman, June 9, 1964

  L. F. Carpenter

  On this postcard, postmarked June 9, 1964, L. F. Carpenter writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask if she can help Carpenter clear up connections in the McDonald family line in Jefferson County, Mississippi. The card is postmarked Jackson, Mississippi.

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  Letter. Pearl Day to Myrtis S. Wineman, February 10, 1964

  Pearl W. Day

  In this letter, dated February 10, 1964, Pearl Day writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to acknowledge the receipt of Wineman's letter and provide her thoughts on the existence of Luke Rawls in their Rawls family line. She goes on to provide the data she has gathered and speculates on if their Williams lines are connected, as well.

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  Letter, Pearl W. Day to Myrtis S. Wineman, September 17, 1963

  Pearl W. Day

  In this letter, dated September 17, 1963, Pearl W. Day writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for the information on the Rawls family that Wineman had sent her previously and to let her know that she had found the name Luke Rawls in a book in her local library.

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  Letter, Marjorie Beam Dunaway to Myrtis S. Wineman, June 24, 1964

  Marjorie Beam Dunaway

  In this letter, dated June 24, 1964, Marjorie Beam Dunaway writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to provide the information she has on the Robert Arthur Rawls family, including his wives, children, and grandchildren.

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  Letter, Harvey Fitzpatrick to Myrtis S. Wineman, May 1, 1964

  Harvey Fitzpatrick

  In this letter, dated May 1, 1964, Harvey Fitzpatrick, Jr. writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for the copy of a letter from Amanda Guice Armstrong as well as the other items she sent him. He goes on to explain his difficulties in getting his own family research started and describing his parents' disappointment that she didn't get by to visit them on recent trip to Natchez.

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  Letter, Harvey Fitzpatrick to Myrtis S. Wineman, September 28, 1964

  Harvey Fitzpatrick

  In this letter, dated September 28, 1964, Harvey Fitzgerald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask if she owns the Stockwell acreage on the old Williams tract of land as there has been some oil activity near the land in Franklin County, Mississippi. He asks that if she does not own it, if she knows who does as he and Leighton McDonald would like the whole family to sick together on leasing the land in a block.

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  Letter, Thelma Williams to Myrtis S. Wineman, September 13, 1964

  Thelma Williams

  In this letter, dated September 13, 1964, Thelma Williams writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask if she would like to have the gourd a family member had at time of his death. She explains who the gourd should go to but that the person doesn't want it. She informs Wineman where she works and what her schedule typically is and asks her to let her know soon what she would like to do. An envelope postmarked Vicksburg, Mississippi, September 14, 14964 is included with the letter.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Dorothy McDonald, March 1, 1964

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 1, 1964, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Dorothy McDonald to discuss genealogy research and her work with the Daughters of the American Revolution.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Maude R. Day, February 5, 1964

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated February 5, 1964, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Pearl W. Day to provide her with the information she has on the Electious Williams family line including his parents' names and their children. She goes on on to share information on the Rawls family line that she has discovered.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Dunaway (Marjorie Beam Dunaway), July 30, 1964

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated July 30, 1964, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Marjorie Beam Dunaway to thank her for her letter and the information on the Rawls family line of Hamburg, Mississippi. She goes on to express what family connections still need to be made and provides the information she learned from the DAR Regent in Greenville and where they might further their research efforts.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Pearl Day, February 12, 1964

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated February 12, 1964, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Pearl Day and provides some corrections to her previous letter and updates her with what she knows about the Luke Rawls family line. She goes on to ask if Day has any information on a deed for land that Luke Rawls may have sold in South Carolina.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Norman Guice, February 8, 1964

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated February 8, 1964, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Norman to thank him for the copies of information on the Guice family history that he sent her and explains how her Guice family line differs from his.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Pearl W. Day, February 7, 1964

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated February 7, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Pearl W. Day to encourage her to keep up her research on the Rawls family line and to update her on her own research.

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  Envelope, Mrs. Melvin Short to Mrs. Robert P. Wineman, August 12, 1963

  This envelope, addressed to Mrs. Robert P. Wineman in Greenville, Mississippi by Mrs. Melvin Short in Sterlington, Louisiana contains notes made as to it's contents relating to Guice family research and D. A. R. application. The envelope is postmarked Sterlington, Louisiana, August 12, 1963 and contains a blue, five cent Monroe postage stamp.

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  Envelope, Mrs. Melvin Short to Mrs. Robert P. Wineman, August 20, 1963

  This envelope, addressed to Mrs. Robert P. Wineman in Greenville, Mississippi by Mrs. Melvin Short in Sterlington, Louisiana contains notes on the back as to what Wineman needs to ask Short. The envelope is postmarked Sterlington, Louisiana, August 20, 1963 and contains a blue, five cent Monroe postage stamp.

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  Letter, Maude R. Day to Myrtis S. Wineman, December 16, 1963

  Maude R. Day

  In this letter, dated Dec. 16, 1963, Maude R. Day writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask for the names of Electious Williams' brothers and sisters and goes on to describe who she is trying to trace in the Williams line and provides the Rawls-Rawels family line she's traced from the 1790 Virginia census.

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  Letter, Pearl W. Day to Myrtis S. Wineman, May 10, 1963

  Pearl W. Day

  In this letter, dated May 10, 1963, Pearl W. Day writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to establish a connection between their Rawls family lines. She provides the information she has and requests further help from Wineman.

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  Letter, Norman Guice to Myrtis S. Wineman, October 11, 1963

  Norman Guice

  In this letter, dated October 11, 1963, Norman Guice writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know how to contact Lee Guice's family and goes on to update her on what he's found on Christopher Guice and that line of the Guice family.

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  Letter, Dorothy McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, August 16, 1963

  Dorothy McDonald

  In this letter, dated August 16, 1963, Dorothy McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for the copy of the Guice Family Tree that Wineman sent her and to request a copy of Aunt Till's letter.

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  Letter, Dorothy McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, February 25, 1963

  Dorothy McDonald

  In this letter, dated February 25, 1963, Dorothy McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to introduce herself as being from the Guice family line and asks Wineman for the opportunity to read Wineman's sister Eunice's genealogy notes.

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  Letter, Dorothy McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, June 18, 1963

  Dorothy McDonald

  In this letter, dated June 18, 1963, Dorothy McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to explain why she was delayed in sending Wineman copies of the two letters Wineman had requested. McDonald goes on to invite Wineman back down to Newellton for another visit.

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  Letter, Dorothy McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, March 25, 1963

  Dorothy McDonald

  In this letter, dated March 25, 1963, Dorothy McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her research on the Guice family line and explains what part of the Guices her family line comes through. She goes on to ask for photographs and discuss the genealogy books she's interested in reading.

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  Copy of a Letter from Mrs. E. R. McDonald (Dorothy McDonald) to Myrtis S. Wineman, March 25, 1963

  Dorothy McDonald and Myrits S. Wineman

  In this typed copy of a letter, dated March 25, 1963, Dorothy McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her research on the Guice family line and explains what part of the Guices her family line comes through. She goes on to ask for photographs and discuss the genealogy books she's interested in reading. This typed copy of the letter includes both typed and handwritten notes from Wineman, who typed the copy. The handwritten notes read "part of Mrs. McDonald's letters" and "My memo" and are directed at the typed notes in parentheses.

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  Letter, Hazel Short to Myrtis S. Wineman, August 12, 1963

  Hazel Short

  In this letter, dated August 12, 1963, Hazel Short (Mrs. Melvin B. Short) writes to Myrtis S. Wineman in response to Wineman's letter of August seventh. She responds to Wineman's questions and describes her research activities. She goes on to explain her connection in the Guice family line and shares the information she has. Short included several handwritten notes throughout the typed letter. The letter on First Baptist Church, Sterlington, Louisiana stationary.

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  Letter, Hazel Short to Myrtis S. Wineman, November 6, 1963

  Hazel Short

  In this letter, dated November 6, 1963, Hazel Short writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss an unnamed book she's waiting for and her work on researching Frederick Stump.

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  Letter, J. D. Tillman, Jr. to Myrtis S. Wineman, June 28, 1963

  J. D. Tillman

  In this letter, dated June 28, 1963, J. D. Tillman writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know that he has finally gotten his book printed. He informs her that the 295 page book includes 30 pages on the Guice family and approximately 25 pages of other direct relatives.

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, August 1, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated August 1, 1961, Christine Willliams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know she'd received the materials Wineman had sent her. She goes on to discuss various family photos they'd exchanged and Wineman's trip to Hamburg to visit the old family homeplace. She also confirms the location of Daniel Rawls Williams' Bible.

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, July 20, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated July 20, 1961, Christine Williams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask if she had received the letter and photograph she'd sent Wineman in May. She goes to discuss the genealogist that Wineman had hired in Washington, D. C. and discuss their mutual research on the Williams family line. The letter is incomplete and unsigned.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Christine Williams Wilson, July 24, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated July 24, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Christine Williams Wilson to let her know she'd received the family records Christine had sent some time ago. She goes on to update her on her recent travels around Mississippi in search of information about the William family line and shares some of what she learned.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Dorothy McDonald, July 2, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated July 2, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Dorothy McDonald to thank her for sending her the letters Wineman's sister, Eunice, had written to McDonald. She goes on to describe a lawsuit she and her husband had recently resolved and other things she'd been doing that had kept her busy.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Dorothy McDonald, March 15, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 15, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Dorothy McDonald to explain why she was unable to visit and respond to McDonald's questions concerning the Guice genealogy Wineman and her sister, Eunice had collected.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Dorothy McDonald, September 22, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated September 22, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to her cousin, Dorothy McDonald to discuss their mutual genealogy work and fill her in on what her upcoming research plans are.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to J. D. Tillman, August 20, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated August 20, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to J. D. Tillman to express her appreciation for the Book of Family Records that he sent to her. She describes the subjects that interest her the most and asks his thoughts on a Guice connection to Strasburg, Alsace.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to J. D. Tillman, June 30, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated June 30, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to J. D. Tillman to congratulate him having completed the Genealogy book he'd been working on and to send him ten dollars to purchase said book. She goes on to update him on the lack of progress she's made on her own genealogy research.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Lee Guice, August 4, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated August 4, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Lee Guice to let her know that she had a blueprint of the Guice Tree that she intended to send to Guice. She goes on to talk about a visit she had with Mrs. Ada Compton Millsapps, a relative from the Guice family line.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Melvin B. (Hazel) Short, August 7, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated August 7, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Hazel Short (Mrs. Melvin B. Short) to introduce herself and discuss their mutual research into the Guice family line. She mentions the excerpts she'd been sent of Short's research and how she will proceed further to trace and prove her lineage in the Christopher Guice family line.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Millsaps, August 18, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated August 18, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Millsaps to let her know that she is sending the Guice family tree that she had promised Millsaps. She goes on to say she enjoyed their visit and hopes to be able to look through Millsaps' extensive photograph the next time they see each other.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Norman Guice, October 1, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated Oct. 1, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Norman Guice to explains why she has not written to him in a long time. She goes on to inform him that she has written to Lee Guice but has not had any response from him. She shares some information she learned form a woman in Louisiana that my be helpful in giving the Guice family a claim in the Daughters of the American Revolution.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Pearl W. Day, August 1, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated August 1, 1963, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Pearl W. Day to acknowledge that she is late in responding to the letter that Day wrote to her in May. She confirms that Day's Rawls family line is the same as her own, stemming from Luke Rawls. She goes on to provide information on their shared Rawls family line, including names, dates, and places.

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  Copy a Letter, Dorothy McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, February 25, 1963

  Myrtis S. Wineman and Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this typed copy of a letter, dated February 25, 1963, Dorothy McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to introduce herself as being from the Guice family line and asks Wineman for the opportunity to read Wineman's sister Eunice's genealogy notes. Wineman notes across the top of the page that this is a copy and that McDonald is a descendant of Christopher, Jacob, and Abram Guice. She writes "Mrs. McDonald's query was in Genealogical Helper, Sept 2, 1962 issue-page 133" at the bottom of the page.

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  Envelope, Short to Mrs. Lee Guise, March 28, 1962

  This envelope, addressed to Mrs. Lee Guise in Woodville, Mississippi by Short (Mrs. Melvin Short). "Mrs. Guice give [?] of Wm Allen Kumms McNair Cemetery Guice Armstrong" is written on the back. The envelope is postmarked Sterlington, Louisiana, March 28, 1962 and contains a purple, four cent Abraham Lincoln postage stamp.

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  Letter, Osie Hope to Myrtis S. Wineman, April 18, 1962

  Osie Hope

  In this letter, dated April 18, 1962, Mrs. Osie Hope writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her research into the Rawls family line and how she's conducted her research. She goes on to ask for Wineman's help in locating some records.

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  Letter, Estelle Guice Graves Rogers to Myrtis S. Wineman, 1962

  Estelle Guice Graves Rogers

  In this letter, dated Spring of 1962, Estelle Guice Graves Rogers writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to apologize for being so behind in her correspondence and to describe how busy life has been the past two years. She goes on to describe her intentions on drawing a combined Guice family tree and how she intends to go about obtaining copies of it to give to Guice family.

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  Letter, Estelle Guice Graves Rogers to Myrtis S. Wineman, April 4, 1962

  Estelle Guice Graves Rogers

  In this letter, dated April 4, 1962, Estelle Guice Graves Rogers writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss their mutual interest in researching the Guice family lines and share information. Rogers goes on to describe a technique for reading faded lettering in family Bibles and explains the types of architect paper that's preferable for copying large items.

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  Letter, Lurline Sullivan to Myrtis S. Wineman, January 28, 1962

  Lurline Sullivan

  In this letter, dated January 28, 1962, Lurline Sullivan writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her frustration with her progress on the genealogy work she's done on the Rawls family line. She goes on to mention a book about the records in Marion County, Mississippi and shares the text of a card written to her by Thelma Rawls.

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  Letter, Lurline Sullivan to Myrtis S. Wineman, October 22, 1962

  Lurline Sullivan

  In this letter, dated October 22, 1962, Lurline Sullivan writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her research into the Rawls family line and includes a copy of a letter she received from a fellow Rawls researcher, Marion Beale Darden. In Darden's letter, shares that she doesn't have a Benjamin Rawls in her records and states that their line come from John Rawls. An envelope is included.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Christine Williams Wilson, March 1, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 1, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Christine Williams Wilson to update her on an illness, her Christmas activities, and the trip to Jackson for the DAR Conference. She goes on to reply to some of the questions Wilson asked in a previous letter as well as update her on the new information she has for their Williams family genealogy.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Emma Leinart, June 13, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated June 13, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to her cousin, Emma, to discuss their research into the Rawls and Williams family and shares some of the things she learned from the genealogist she hired in Washington D. C. . She goes on to discuss some of the "traditions" the family has had about the Williams family such as the succession of "William Williams" in the family line.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Estelle Guice Graves Rogers, March 21, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 21, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Estelle Guice Graves Rogers in response to Rogers' November 1959 letter and shares her progress in the research of the Guice family line. Wineman included two pages of notes that directly respond to some of the subjects mentioned in Rogers' previous letter.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Lurline Sullivan, March 4, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 4, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Lurline Sullivan to discuss their mutual research on the Rawls family line as well as what she's learned from another Rawls family genealogist. She goes on to explain her sister, Eunice Stockwell's work on their families genealogy and how she inspired Wineman to take it up after her sister's death.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Lurline Sullivan, May 20, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated May 20, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Lurline Sullivan to discuss the records in the East Texas Counties and their potential use for their research in the Rawls family line. She also discusses her trip to South Mississippi to visit Osie Hope and research the Amite and Wilkerson county records.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Campbell, March 5, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 5, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Campbell to share what she knows about the Rawls and Gilbert family lines. She goes on to share a contact who could potentially assist with further research. The majority of the letter is typed with the last line "Must close, paper has given out. Sincerely, Myrtis S. Wineman" handwritten at the bottom.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Mrs. Osie Hope, November 30, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated November 30, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Osie Hope to discuss the information she learned about the Bingham family line and the research she's done on the Rawls family line,

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Olive Virginia, March 12, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated March 12, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Olive Virginia to discuss the Guice and Williams family Bible records she discovered in the D.A. R. Gook of Genealogical records. She goes on to describe the Bible records she has of Electious and Clem Williams. A copy of the records Wineman has that she found in the D. A. R. Travelling library accompanies the letter with a few handwritten notes.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Osie Hope, July 9, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, July 9, 1962,Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Osie Hope to send her some information on the Rawls family line and a connection to the Williams family.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Osie Hope, May 18, 1962

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated May 18, 1962, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Mrs. Osie Hope to discuss their mutual genealogy work and what she's discovered recently. She goes on to share some personal news.

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  Letter, Bernice Campbell to Myrtis S. Wineman, March 7, 1961

  In this letter, dated March 7, 1961, Bernice Campbell writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask her to send a photograph of the Williams Gourd and Horn as she'd seen one that another family member had received from Wineman. She goes on to update Wineman on her family, grandchildren, and her sewing projects.

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  Letter, Bernice Campbell to Myrtis S. Wineman, May 5, 1961

  In this letter, dated May 5, 1961, Bernice writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for sending a photograph of the Williams Gourd. She goes on to update her on the sewing projects she's done for her grandchildren and her grandson's upcoming dedication at church.

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  Letter, Myrtle B. Catledge to Myrtis S. Wineman, April 20, 1961

  Myrtle B. Catledge

  In this letter, dated Aprill 20, 1961, Myrtle B. Catlege writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to confirm that the Rodgers family line Wineman mentioned in a previous letter is her family line. She goes on to name her family members within the line.

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  Letter, Gene Corban to Myrtis S. Wineman, January 29, 1961

  Gene Corban

  In this letter, dated January 29 [1961], Gene Corban writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to congratulate her on the genealogy records Wineman organized and shared with her. She goes on to discuss an upcoming Daughters of the American Revolution conference and expresses her hope that Wineman will attend.

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  Letter, Dot Gaither to Myrtis M. Wineman, March 27, 1961

  Dot Gaither

  In this letter, dated March 27, 1961, Dot Gaither writes to her aunt, Myrtis S. Wineman, to ask for assistance in gathering documents for membership into the Daughters of the American Revolution. She goes on to discuss family and provides her aunt with her married name and her new address in Mexico.

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  Address card, November 1961

  J. I. Guice

  This card, dated November 1961, provides an updated address for J. I. Guice in Atlanta, Georgia. A sticker for Court of Appeals of Georgia, Atlanta, J.I. Guice, Sheriff is placed at the top edge of the card.

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  Postcard, Rebecca Guice to Mrs. Robert P. (Myrtis S.) Wineman, November 13, 1961

  Rebecca Guice

  On this postcard, dated November 13, 1961, Rebecca Guice writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to offer some ideas of what river parishes Wineman could research and states that she's had no luck in her research for Phillip Guise. The postcard includes an image of a woman wearing a puffy red dress and is depicted as hanging clothes on a line to dry. The back of the postcard is postmarked Winnsboro, Louisiana, November 14, 1961 and includes a pink, four cent Abraham Lincoln postage stamp.

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  Letter, Elsie Hazelbaker to Myrtis S. Wineman, January 22, 1961

  Elsie Hazelbaker

  In this letter, dated January 22, 1961, Elsie Hazelbaker writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for sending a photograph of the Williams Gourd. She goes on to update her on her family and upcoming travels.

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  Letter, Osie Hope to Myrtis S. Wineman, August 14, 1961

  Osie Hope

  In this letter, dated August 14, 1961, Osie Hope writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her research on Benjamin Rawls and her intention of using it to apply to the D. A. R. (Daughters of the American Revolution).

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  Letter, Osie Hope to Myrtis S. Wineman, August 17, 1961

  Osie Hope

  In this letter, dated August 17, 1961, Osie Hope writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss Benjamin Rawls' will and her plans to contact libraries' archives and court clerks in the Carolinas.

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  Letter, Osie Hope to Myrtis S. Wineman, November 3, 1961

  Osie Hope

  In this letter, dated November 3, 1961, Osie Hope writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know that she is in the hospital with a deep chest cold and will respond to Wineman's most recent letter later.

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  Letter, Osie Hope to Myrtis S. Wineman, September 11, 1961

  Osie Hope

  In this letter, dated September 11, 1961, Osie Hope writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss her most recent genealogy research into the Rawls family line. She asks Wineman with help in writing letters to potential places research and shares who she is writing to for assistance.

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  Letter, Emma Leinart to Myrtis S. Wineman, October 25, 1961

  Emma Leinart

  In this letter, dated October 25, 1961, Emma Leinart writes to her cousin, Myrtis S. Wineman, to update her on her life, her family, and how her year has been.

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  Postcard, Mrs. J. E. Martin to Myrtis S. Wineman, July 11, 1961

  Mrs. J. E. Martin

  Mrs. J. E. Martin provides the new name and address for Mrs. Edwin Guice to Myrtis S. Wineman in this postcard. The back of the postcard is postmarked Summit, Mississippi, July 12, 1961 and includes a purple, three cent, Statue of Liberty postage stamp.

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  Postcard, Anne Williams McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, January 31, 1931

  Anne McDonald

  On this postcard, dated January 31, 1961, Anne (Annie) McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know she'd received the photograph that Wineman sent. She shares how busy and tired she's been.

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  Postcard, Anne Williams McDonald to Myrtis S. Wineman, June 22, 1961

  Anne McDonald

  On this postcard, dated June 22, 1961 Anne McDonald writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know there will be plenty of room for Wineman and Elsie to stay with McDonald when they come for the July 4th family picnic.

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  Invitation, Leighton and Ailne McDonald to Mrs. Robert Wineman and family, June, 27, 1961

  Leighton McDonald and Ailyne McDonald

  This invitation notifies the recipient that they're invited to an open house honoring the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Marvin McDonald (Annie Williams and Marvin McDonald) to be held on July 9, 1961. An envelope addressed to Mrs. Robert Wineman and family is included. The envelope is postmarked Natchez, Mississippi, June 27, 1961 and includes a pink, four cent Abraham Lincoln postage stamp.

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  Letter, Mrs. Tom (Etta) Rawls to Myrtis S. Wineman, 30, 1961

  Etta Rawls

  In this letter, dated June 30, 1961, Mrs. Tom (Etta) Rawls writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask for her assistance in researching the Rawls family, specifically searching for proof as to who was Harris Rawls' father. She goes on to say that her sister-in-law, Annie Clark is seeking membership into the D. A. R. and needs proof that Benjamin Rawls Sr. was Harris Rawls' father.

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  Letter, Lela B. Rawls to Myrtis S. Wineman, November 19, 1961

  Lela B. Rawls

  In this letter, dated November 19, 1961, Lela B. Rawls writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know that she and her husband, Ernest, do not have any of the information that Wineman requested. She goes on to discuss a photograph Wineman ad asked about and discuss the lack of communication they've received from a sister in North Carolina that Wineman had asked about.

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  Letter, Mrs. Melvin B. Short to Mrs. Lee Guice, September 19, 1961

  Hazel Short

  In this letter, dated September 19, 1961, Hazel Short writes to Mrs. Lee Guice to thank her for all the work she's done in researching the Kinnison-Guice line and to share how she fits into that family line. She goes on to share her interest in researching Adolphus B. Brown and provides the information she's collected on him thus far. A handwritten post not shares that she and other Guice members are trying to revise the Guice Family Tree. A note written by Myrtis Wineman is written across the top of the letter stating who she obtained the letter from and that she can keep it.

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, February 14, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated approximately February 14, 1961, Christine Williams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to ask if the family histories she'd mailed had arrived. She goes on to discuss a photograph that she thinks may be Wineman's mother and asks if Wineman might someday send her the letters Wilson's father wrote to Wineman's mother.

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, February 4, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated February 4, 1961, Christine Williams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to let her know that she's completed making copies of the family books Wineman had loaned her. She goes on to discuss her correspondence with the contacts she'd made for the Williams family genealogy research. She mentions a Rawls genealogy and connections she made in going over it.

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, January 23, 1962

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated January 23, 1961, Christine Williams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to thank her for sharing the information and data that Wineman and her sister Eunice Stockwell had collected on the Williams family line. She goes on to speak of her parents and her childhood and having been raised by a strict father who pastored a church.

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, March 15, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated March 15, 1961, Christine Williams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to discuss an old piece of paper that her sister, Era, sent her containing Williams Family information and speculates that it may have been part of Era's correspondence with Wineman's sister, Eunice. A typed copy of the paper is included with the letter and noted as such in a handwritten note across the top that reads "from old paper in Fred Williams Family sent to me by Christine Wms Wilson".

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  Letter, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, May 11, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated May 11, 1961, Christine Willliams Wison writes to Myrtis S. Wineman to tell her about her recent time spend in Long Beach with her son and Grandson. She goes on to discuss their mutual research on the Williams family line including a letter from "Aunt Caroline" and the Daniel Williams Bible held by Charlie Williams.

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  Letter with Beevers-Rawls-Williams Genealogy Notes, Christine Williams Wilson to Myrtis S. Wineman, February 26, 1961

  Christine Williams Wilson

  In this letter, dated February 26, 1961, Christine Williams Wilson writes to Myrtis S. Wineman in response to discuss family photos they've shared with each other and ones Wilson wishes she had. She goes on to provide the address of a relative in Jackson, Mississippi in case Wineman wishes to contact her. She tells Wineman about the relative, Margie Willliams Steen and the genealogy work she's done. A genealogy of the Beevers-Rawls-Williams family is included with the letter.

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  List of Books Ordered from the Everton Publishers by Myrtis S. Wineman, February 5, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  This list names the nine genealogy books Myrtis S. Wineman ordered form the Everton Publishers in Logan, Utah. The list includes the price of each book and the total cost. A note at the top of the page provides the date the books were received by Wineman.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Anne Williams McDonald, December 10, 1960

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated December 10, 1960, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Anne McDonald to tell her about her trip to Jackson to do genealogy research in the Department of Archives and History and describes all the other things she did while in Jackson. She goes on to describe a stop in Vicksburg to have a photograph made of the Williams Gourd.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Anne Williams McDonald, July 22, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated July 22, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Anne McDonald to thank her for the copy of the Fayette paper McDonald sent her. She goes on to discuss her trip home after her visit for the family picnic and the burn accident that befell a friend while she was gone.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Bernice and Clement H. Campbell, July 22, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated July 22, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Bernice and Clement Campbell to discuss what she's found in the Electious Williams family Bible, dated 1818, including births, deaths, and marriages listed therein.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Bernice, April 25, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated April 25, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Bernice Campbell to tell her she found the pictures she'd promised and would send them on. She goes on to discuss family updates and ask after Bernice's family.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Christine Williams Wilson, April 19, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated April 19, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Christine Williams Wilson update her on the work she's done on the Washington County History. She goes on to describe a recent trip to Jackson, Mississippi to see "the big Parade in Honor of the Confederacy" that was held there and visit the newly opened Old Capital museum. The letter concludes with discussion of their shared research into the Williams family line.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Elsie Hazelbaker, January 16, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated January 16, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Elsie Hazelbaker to share what she has written about the Williams Powder Gourds and their uses in various wars by members of the Williams family. She goes on to discuss what she's been told about the Williams family line and their migration to Mississippi.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Emma Leinart, April 18, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated April 18, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Emma Leinart and describes the work she's been doing on the History of Washington County her sister began prior to her death. She goes on to describe her genealogy work and answers questions Leinart had about several photographs Leinart had sent to Wineman previously.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Emma Leinart, July 31, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated July 31, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Emma Leinart to tell her about the Williams family picnic she attended recently in South Mississippi where she visited with several family members. She goes on to tell her about attending Annie Williams McDonald's anniversary party, her correspondence with Christine Wilson, photographs of the Rogers family, and a new Rawls descendant she had recently met.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Ernest Rawls, November 5, 1961,

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated November 5, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes so Ernest Rawls to discuss the research work she's done on the Rawls family line and asks him if he can verify certain parts. She goes to ask him about particular names his father, Bob Rawls, may have mentioned in the past and if she and Mrs. Hope can copy of a photograph of Arthur Rawls. She ends the letter by asking about his sister's interest in genealogy.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Fred and Ruth Gilbert, April 26, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated April 26, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Fred and Ruth Gilbert to discuss her visit with Lillian Lyon while in Natchez and the photo albums and other matters concerning her research on the Gilbert and Williams family lines.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Gene Corban, January 17, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated January 17, [19]61, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Gene Corban to inform her of the completion of the Guice family records she'd assembled and typed. She explains her work system and why she and others may not be able to attend the upcoming Daughters of the American Revolution conference. She goes on to let Corban know that she is sending the genealogy records by first class mail and describes how it is packaged.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Leila Lyle, January 16, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated January 16, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Leila Lyle to ask for her help in finding some information about her mother's family line and if they were around Corinth in the mid 1800's.

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  Letter, Myrtis S. Wineman to Lurline Sullivan, May 2, 1961

  Myrtis S. Wineman

  In this letter, dated May 2, 1961, Myrtis S. Wineman writes to Lurline Sullivan to tell her about her work on sorting the History of Washington County that her sister had begun years ago in hopes of having it bound. She goes on to ask about Sullivan's progress on researching the Rawls family line and shares some of what she's learned in her sister's notes on the family. She goes on to speculate how the family lines may be connected and asks Sullivan about the people she may have worked with on the subject.