Box 1812
Contains 53 Results:
Sub-Series 1: Correspondence and Personal Memorabilia , 1895-1996
Consists of correspondence to and from Mr. & Mrs. F. M. Friend, social invitations, seasonal cards, and newspaper clippings, 1895-1974.
Sub-Series 2: School Ephemera , 1822-1928
Includes composition books, essays, and report cards, 1907-1928.
Sub-Series 3: Miscellaneous Items, 1899-1979
Consists of various church documents, Post Office records, and artifacts. These materials include a leather identification wallet, enclosed in it a certificate of membership in Knights and Ladies of Security and a registration certificate, a memo pad, and a “Retired U.S.C.S.E. [United States Civil Service Employee] Association” button, c. 1880-1993.
Sub-Series 4: Genealogical Resources, 1757-1996
Contains genealogies for the four allied families. Genealogy folders include Family Group Sheets, personal typed memories of some of these families, and photocopies of several marriage certificates. Also includes one commercial book on The World Book of Bollingers. Genealogical records date from c. 1718-1986.
Friend Family Collection
Personal, business and legal correspondence, financial and legal papers, school, church and genealogical records, scrapbooks, photographs, postcards, and artifacts from the four allied families of Friend, Bollinger, Heise and Heldermon of Southeast Missouri. The Friends were a pioneering family in Scott County, first settling there in 1796, near Benton.
Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1895-1923
The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.
Love Letter to Mayme, January 2, 1907
The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.
Correspondence to Social Security Administration, 1962-1965
The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.
Correspondence between Bernard F. Dickmann and Lynn Bollinger, 1945-1954
The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.
Correspondence between Lynn and Virgina Bollinger, 1965-1976
The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.