State of Tennessee

Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives

403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312

McRAVEN, WILLIAM HENRY (1894-1968)

PAPERS 1851-ca. 1960s

Processed by:

Hulan Glen Thomas, Linda J. Drake, et al; Addition by Mary Washington Frazer

Archival Technical Services

Accession Numbers: 199, 253, 255, 258, 334, 405, 453, 466, 636, 844, 1109, 1116, 1470, 1626, 1719, 1967-030, 1967-122

Date completed: May 7, 1964 Addition completed: September 27, 1968

Location: III-G-3-6, top; III-H-1-3; III-J-1-2

INTRODUCTION These papers were given to the Tennessee State Library and Archives by William Henry McRaven, author and collector, of Nashville, Tennessee. The materials in this finding aid measure 14.70 linear feet. There are no restrictions on the materials. Single photocopies of unpublished writings may be made for purposes of scholarly research.

SCOPE AND CONTENT The William Henry McRaven Collection, consisting of about 5,000 items, contains correspondence, photographs, genealogical data, clippings, notes, diaries, and writings of Mr. McRaven. The correspondence includes early letters of members of the Charles, Lanier, and Crutcher families, 1851-1867; later correspondence between Mr. McRaven and members of the Charles, Moore, Pepper, Saxon, Currier, Edlen, Hogin, McMahon, Ruka, and Stubblefield families, 1950-196-; and a large number of letters from Mrs. Evie (Stubblefield) Posey to her nephew, Mr. McRaven, 1930-1941. A large genealogical collection contains histories, photographs, biographical sketches, pictorial albums, genealogical charts, diaries, notes, clippings, and accounts dealing with the following families: Duncan, Elliott, Henderson, McFarlane, McRaven, Morton, Stubblefield, Swanson, Tarkington, and Terrell. Mr. McRaven’s writings include “A Humorous Commentary on the Rubaiyat of Omar Kahyam,” “Shakespeare for Those Who Don’t Like Shakespeare,” and “Tennessee Biographies,” containing biographical sketches of nearly 600 Tennesseans. In addition to the above items there are a number of letters of William H. McRaven, Jr. while in the United States Army during World War II; a diary of Henry McRaven kept during his travels through Mississippi in 1930; ten scrapbooks containing menus, political cartoons by Joe Parrish, comic cartoons such as “Hambone’s Meditations” and “Sunflower Street”; historical articles from the Semi-Weekly Farm News, Dallas , Texas; a pictorial album of a 1,750-mile pipeline built by Anderson Brothers Corporation of Houston, Texas, 1953; and a scrapbook containing records of Mrs. Margaret J. Morton (1828-1911) of Franklin, Tennessee.

CONTAINER LIST

Box 1 1. Correspondence – Charles, Ellen (1851-1859) 2. Correspondence – Charles, Tom (1852-1860) 3. Correspondence – Charles-Lanier-McRaven (1853-1863) 4. Correspondence – Crutcher, William (1852-1866) 5. Correspondence – McRaven, Laura (1853-1867) 6. Photocopies of selected letters of Charles-Crutcher-McRaven (1853-1863) Box 2 1. Correspondence – Evie S. Posey to William H. McRaven (1930-1937) Box 3 1. Correspondence – Evie S. Posey to William H. McRaven (1938-1941) Box 4 1. Correspondence – Evie S. Posey to William H. McRaven – typed copies (1930-1941) 2. Correspondence – Evie S. Posey to William H. McRaven – autograph discs (1930- 1938) Box 5 1. Correspondence – Fred Charles (1961) 2. Correspondence – Kate and Lora McRaven (1945-1961) 3. Correspondence – Robel McRaven (1950-1961) 4. Correspondence – Lucy H. Moore (1958-1961) 5. Correspondence – Mrs. Jack H. Pepper (1957-1961) 6. Correspondence – Mrs. W.H. Saxton (1959-1961) Box 6 1. Correspondence – Fred Charles (1962-1963) 2. Correspondence – Mrs. Mary M. Currier (1961-1963) 3. Correspondence – Mrs. David H. Edlen (1959-1963) 4. Correspondence – Mrs. John E. Hogin (1961-1963) 5. Correspondence – John McMahon (1962-1964) 6. Correspondence – Misses Kate and Laura McRaven (1959-1963) 7. Correspondence – Mullins McRaven (1957-1963 ) Box 7 1. Correspondence – Lucy Moore (1959-1963) 2. Correspondence – Mrs. J.H. Pepper (1950-1963) 3. Correspondence – Mrs. Louis W. Ruka (1959-1963) 4. Correspondence – Mrs. W.H. Saxton (1959-1963) 5. Correspondence – Emily Stubblefield (1961-1963)

Box 8 1. Genealogical – Accounts (1957-1959) 2. Genealogical – Duncan Family (index) 3. Genealogical – Duncan Family 4. Genealogical – Duncan Family (notes) 5. Genealogical – Duncan Family (notes) 6. Genealogical – Duncan Family (sketches) 7. Genealogical – Duncan, John (diary, 1868) Box 9 1. Genealogical – Elliott Family 2. Genealogical – Henderson Family (notes) 3. Genealogical – McFarlane Family (military records) 4. Genealogical – McFarlane, Francis Sr. 5. Genealogical – McFarlane, Francis Jr. 6. Genealogical – McRaven Family (notes) 7. Genealogical – McRaven Family (notes) 8. Genealogical – McRaven Family (notes) 9. Genealogical – McRaven Family (pictorial album) Box 10 1. Genealogical – Morton Family 2. Genealogical – Morton Family (notes) 3. Genealogical – Stubblefield Family (notes) 4. Genealogical – Stubblefield Family (notes) 5. Genealogical – Evie Stubblefield (Mrs. Harry A. Posey), Diaries (1930-1940) 6. Genealogical – Swanson Family (notes) 7. Genealogical – Tarkington Family (notes) 8. Genealogical – Terrell Family (notes) 9. Genealogical – miscellaneous notebooks Box 11 1. Photographs – miscellaneous (located at III-G-5; negatives located at VII-B-4v) Box 12 1. Writings – “A Humorous Commentary on the Rubaiyat of Omar Kahyam” 2. Writings – “Shakespeare for Those Who Don’t Like Shakespeare” Box 13 1. Writings – “Shakespeare for Those Who Don’t Like Shakespeare” Box 14 1. Writings – “Shakespeare for Those Who Don’t Like Shakespeare”

Box 15 1. Writings – “Shakespeare for Those Who Don’t Like Shakespeare” Box 16 1. Writings – “Shakespeare for Those Who Don’t Like Shakespeare” 2. Writings – “Random Quotes from Shakespeare” Box 17 1. “Tennessee Biographies” (A-K) Box 18 1. “Tennessee Biographies” (L-Z) Box 19 1. Personal letters between William Henry McRaven and Annie Terrell Nichols before and after their marriage March 1, 1923, in Dallas, Texas (1920-1959). These packages are not to be opened during the lifetime (died 1968) of Mr. W.H. McRaven or that of his wife Box 20 1. Autograph album of W.H. McRaven, 1918, while in service during World War I. Two photograph albums – childhood pictures of W.H. McRaven, Jr., and Sr. 2. Diaries of William Henry McRaven for 1957, 1958, and 1959. These diaries are restricted and not to be opened during the lifetime of W.H. McRaven Box 21 1. Personal correspondence to Mr. and Mrs. W.H. McRaven from their son, William H. McRaven, Jr., while in the United States Army, World War II. These letters are not to be made public during the lifetime of William H. McRaven, Jr. Box 22 1. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Peter Robson (1960-1963) 2. Diary of Henry McRaven’s travels through Mississippi (May 31 – June 23, 1930) 3. McRaven, Henry – Re: “Mississippi Profiles,” ca. 435 pages Box 23 1. Correspondence – Re: John H. Eaton 2. Correspondence – Re: Life and Times of Edward Swanson 3. Correspondence – Re: Trail Drivers and Indians of Texas

Box 24 1. Scrapbooks – “Hambone’s Meditations,” by Alley; Political Cartoons by Cross; “Nashvillians in Pen and Ink” by Jack Moranz 2. Scrapbooks – Political cartoons by Joe Parrish 3. Scrapbooks – “Sunflower Street” by Tom Little and Tom Sims, 1935 (1 volume) Box 25 1. Scrapbooks – “Sunflower Street” by Tom Little and Tom Sims, 1936 (2 volumes)

Box 25a - Scrapbooks Volume 1 - Historical Articles from the Semi-Weekly Farm News, Dallas, Texas Volume 2 - Photo Album of a 1,750-mile pipeline built by Anderson Brothers Corporation of Houston, Texas, 1953 Volume 3 - Receipts, Records, and Documents of Mrs. Margaret J. Morton (1828-1911) of Franklin, Tennessee

ADDITION

Box 26 1. Accounts – Income tax returns (1947-1959) 2. Accounts – Sales of Life & Times of Edward Swanson (1937-1938) 3. Autographs – miscellaneous 4. Correspondence – Brazleton, John H. (1943-1944) 5. Correspondence – Charles, Fred (1964) 6. Correspondence – Darnell, W. Wirt (1958-1964) 7. Correspondence – Hahn, Larry A. (1943-1944) 8. Correspondence – Hauch, Elmore B. (1942-1944) 9. Correspondence – Lamb, Robert F. (1942-1944) 10. Correspondence – McRaven, Annie T. (1959) 11. Correspondence – McRaven, Robel (1959-1964) 12. Correspondence – McRaven, William Henry Jr. (1945) 13. Correspondence – Moore, James O. (1944) 14. Correspondence – Newel, Franklin L. (1944) Box 27 1. Correspondence – Pepper, Mrs. Jack H. (1964) 2. Correspondence – Saxton, Mrs. W.H. (1964) 3. Correspondence – Miscellaneous – A-Z (1941-1950) 4. Genealogical Data – Polk family genealogical chart 5. McRaven family reunion - August 27, 1961 (Photographs can be found in Box 11) 6. Photographs (Moved to Box 11) 7. Photographs (Moved to Box 11) 8. Printed Material – Re: History of Nashville, Peabody College, and St. Mary’s Catholic Church 9. Printed Material – Miscellaneous data on the history of Tennessee 10. Scrapbook – Boy’s Hobby Fair (1936) 11. Scrapbook – Entertainment – Re: radio and movies 12. Scrapbook – Entertainment – Re: classical music Box 28 1. Travel – Souvenir Menus Box 29 1. Travel – Travel guides, photographs made on trips, and picture postcards

Box 30 1. Williamson County – Miscellaneous deeds, wills, and court records (1830-1858) 2. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 3. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 4. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 5. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 6. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 7. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 8. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts 9. Writings – Biography of John Eaton – Notes and drafts Box 30a 10. Writings – Vintage Epigrams Box 31 1. Writings – Nashville: Athens of the South – chronology 2. Writings – Nashville: Athens of the South – notes 3. Writings – Nashville: Athens of the South – notes and drafts 4. Writings – Nashville: Athens of the South – notes and drafts 5. Writings – Nashville: Athens of the South – notes and drafts 6. Writings – Visit of President Hayes to Nashville (1877, 1889, and 1891) – draft 7. Writings – Visit of President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Nashville (1934) - draft 8. Writings – Visit of President Taft to Nashville (1911) - draft 9. Writings – Visit of President Wilson to Nashville (1912) - draft 10. Writings – W.A. Bush & Co., Brick Manufacturers of Nashville – notes and drafts 11. Writings – W.A. Bush & Co., Brick Manufacturers of Nashville – notes and drafts Box 32 (Restricted) 1. Autobiographical Memoirs of William Henry McRaven (Not to be opened during the lifetime of Mr. McRaven) 2. Autobiographical Memoirs of William Henry McRaven (not to be opened during the lifetime of Mr. McRaven) – Copy for William Henry McRaven, Jr., or his descendants. Box 33 (not restricted) 1. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Fred Charles (cousin), 1965 2. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – W. Wirt Darnell (step-grandson), 1965 3. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Sherrell Figuers (re: genealogy), 1962- 1964 4. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Rev. Sion M. Lynam (re: genealogy), 1961-1964 5. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Misses Kate and Lora McRaven (cousins), 1964-1965

6. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mullins McRaven (cousin), 1964-1965 7. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Miss Robel McRaven (cousin), 1965 Box 34 (not restricted) 1. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. A.E. Mayes (great-niece of General J.E.B. Stuart), 1964-1965 2. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Miss Lucy Moore (cousin), 1964-1965 3. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. Jack H. Pepper (sister), 1965 4. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. W.H. Saxton (sister), 1965 5. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. Louis W. Ruka (sister), 1964-1965 6. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Miss Emily Stubblefield (cousin), 1964- 1965 7. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Marshall Swanson (high school principal in Virginia – re: miscellaneous items), 1961-1965 Box 35 1. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Fred Charles (cousin), 1966 2. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – W. Wirt Darnell (grandson), 1966 3. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Gerald P. McRaven (cousin), 1966 4. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Miss A.E. Mayes (family friend), 1966 5. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. J.H. Pepper (sister), 1966 6. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. L.W. Ruka (sister), 1966 7. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. W.H. Saxton (sister), 1966 8. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Miss Emily Stubblefield (cousin), 1966 Box 36 1. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. Mary M. Currier (cousin), 1964- 1966 2. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. W.A. Geisenberger (President, Natchez Historical Society), 1963-1964 3. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. Robert E. Haltom (niece), 1958- 1966 4. Correspondence – Incoming and Outgoing – Mrs. Ray Ranstrom (re: Swanson genealogy), 1961-1963 Photographs (Can now be found in Box 11, located at III-G-5) 1. Laura L. McRaven (1834-1835), great aunt and other family photographs 2. Stephen Wayne McRaven (1957- ), grandson 3. Military Barracks, Paisley, Scotland, n.d.

Box 37 Notes, sources, etc., for Tennessee personalities and other writings (A-Carl) 1. Adkins, Jesse Corcoran 2. Acuff, Herbert 3. Adams, John 4. Alexander, Chas. McC. 5. Alexander, Eben 6. Barnard, E.E. 7. Bate, Eugenia 8. Bernhart, Sarah 9. Brown, Neill S. 10. Browning, Gordon 11. Brownlow, William 12. Brush, Geo. DeForest 13. Burr, Aaron 14. Burnett, Peter Hardeman 15. Burton, A.M. 16. Byron, Lord (George Gordon Byron) 17. Caldwell, Rogers C. 18. Campbell, Sir Francis 19. Campbell, Geo. Washington 20. Carl, Katherine Box 38 Notes, sources, etc., for Tennessee personalities and other writings (Charlotte – Melton) 1. Charette, Baroness de (Catherine Darbley) 2. Cheatham, Adelicia (Hayes) Franklin (Adelicia Acklen) 3. Cooper, Washington Bogart 4. Craig, Francis 5. Cushman, Nancy Cox-McCormack 6. Darden, Miles 7. Davis, Norman 8. Davis, Sam 9. Dunn, Mignon 10. Dury, George 11. Eaton, John H. 12. Farragut, David 13. Fay, Amy 14. Forrest, Nathan Bedford 15. Gilmer, Elizabeth Meriwether 16. Gleaves, Albert

17. Goff, James 18. Guild, Josephus Conn 19. Halliburton, Richard 20. Hay, Henry P. 21. Henderson, Tom 22. Hill, Robert T. 23. Hooper, Ben 24. Jenkins, William Oscar 25. Jones, Jesse Holman 26. Lafayette, Marquis de 27. Lewis, Eugene Castner 28. Lewis, Seth 29. Lind, Jenny 30. Lotz, Matilda 31. McCamey, Jim 32. McCollom, J.A. 33. Maney, George 34. Maury, Matthew Fontaine 35. Melton, Wightman F. 36. Merriman, Blanche (Sherman) Box 39 Notes, sources, etc., for Tennessee personalities and other writings (Moore – York) 1. Moore, Grace 2. Moore, Mary Carr 3. Nielsen, Alice 4. Nielsen, Alice 5. Payne, John Howard 6. Perkins, Nicholas “Bigbee” 7. Polk, James Knox 8. Polk, William Hawkins 9. Read, Opie 10. Rice, Grantland 11. Rogers, James H. 12. Russell, Alexander 13. Ryman, Thomas Green 14. Sequoyah 15. Sevier, John 16. Stokes, F.W. 17. Stover, Joseph 18. Stritch, Cardinal Samuel Alphonsus 19. Tillman, James Davidson

20. Totten, Ralph J. 21. Trousdale, William 22. Twain, Mark 23. Van Dorn, Earl 24. Walker, William 25. West, William Edward (2 photographs: his self-portrait and of Lord Byron) 26. Williams, James W. 27. York, Alvin C. Box 40 1. Mississippi Biographies, A-L (sources, correspondence, etc.) Box 41 1. Mississippi Biographies, M-Z (sources, correspondence, etc.) Box 42 1. Miscellaneous Writings – The Alamo 2. Miscellaneous Writings – Atlantis 3. Miscellaneous Writings – Belingrath Gardens, MS 4. Miscellaneous Writings – Bell Witch 5. Miscellaneous Writings – Disasters, etc. 6. Miscellaneous Writings – Duels 7. Miscellaneous Writings – Maxwell House 8. Miscellaneous Writings – Miscellaneous 9. Miscellaneous Writings – Copies 10. Miscellaneous Writings – Racehorses 11. Miscellaneous Writings – Rubiayat 12. Miscellaneous Writings – Vendome Theater, Nashville, TN., 1876-1900 (performances given) 13. Miscellaneous Writings – “Washington City Taken” - article Box 43 1. Miscellaneous – Cookbook compiled by Mr. McRaven 2. Miscellaneous – Nashville Convention, 1850 3. Miscellaneous – Nashville events arranged chronologically 4. Miscellaneous – Quotes from Shakespeare 5. Miscellaneous – Tennessee Prodigies – copy 6. Miscellaneous – Verne, Jules – sketch 7. Miscellaneous – Writings – miscellaneous copies Box 44 1. Miscellaneous – Census, Mississippi: Hinds and Itawamba counties, 1830-1850 2. Miscellaneous – Bible quotes

3. Miscellaneous – Correspondence – Publishers 4. Miscellaneous – Shakespeare transposed into modern English prose 5. Miscellaneous – Shakespeare transposed into modern English prose 6. Miscellaneous – Tennessee Prodigies – Copy 7. Miscellaneous – Correspondence 8. Miscellaneous – Clippings

INDEX TO TENNESSEE BIOGRAPHIES (contained in the McRaven Papers) A-K: Box 17, III-G-6 L-Z: Box 18, III-G-6

Acuff, Herbert Blair, James Thomas Adams, John Bledsoe, Anthony Adams, Stephen Bledsoe, Isaac Adkins, Jesse Corcoran Blount, William Adler, Julius Ochs Blount, Willie Ailshie, James Franklin Boggs, Thomas Richmond Akin, James H. Bourland, Albert Pike Albright, Edward W. Bowie, James Alexander, Charles McCallon Boyle, Virginia Frazer Alexander, Eben Bradford, Roark Anderson, Alexander Outlaw Bradley, Robert L. Anderson, Fulton Britt, James Jefferson Anderson, James Patton Broadnax, George Taylor Anderson, Joseph Brock, William Emerson Anderson, Samuel Read Brown, Aaron Venable Andrews, Frank Maxwell Brown, Calvin Smith Andrews, Garnett Brown, John Ashwell, Edward C. Brown, John Calvin Autry, James Lockhart Brown, Major Gen. Lytle Bachman, Nathan Lynn Brown, Milton Bailey, James Edmund Brown, Neil l Smith Balch, George Beall Browning, Gordon Barbee, David Rankin Brownlow, William Gannaway Barksdale, Ethelbert Brush, George de Forest Barksdale, William Buchanan, James Shannon Barnard, Edward Emerson Buchanan, John Price Barrow, Washington Burch, John C.

Baskerville, William Malone Burdett, William Carter Bate, William Brimage Burgess, John William Baxter, Jere Burnett, Charles Beard, Richard Burnett, Frances Eliza Hodgson Beard, William Dwight Burnett, Peter Hardeman Beech, Walter Herschel Burnett, Swan Moses Bell, John Butler, Charles St. John Bell, Montgomery Byrne, Thomas Sebastian Bell, Tyree Harris Byrns, Joseph Wellington Benton, Samuel Cadek, Ottokar Theodore Berry, George Leonard Caldwell, James E. Bertinatti, Countess Eugenie Bate Caldwell, Joshua Williams Calhoun, John William Courts, Malon Clay Campbell, Alexander William Cox, John Isaac Campbell, Sir Francis Joseph Cox, Nicholas Nichols Campbell, George Washington Craig, Cornelius Abernathy Campbell, William Bowen Craighead, Erwin Cannon, Newton Craighead, Thomas B. Caperton, Admiral William Banks Crawford, James T. Caraway, Hattie Wyatt Crockett, David Carl, Katharine Augusta Crockett, John Wesley Carmack, Edward Ward Crook, Jere Lawrence Carnes, Samuel Tate Crump, Edward Hull Carrington, Frances Courtney Cubbins, William Robert Carroll, William Cummins, William J. Carroll, William Henry Currey, Brownlee Own Carter, John Carpenter Curry, Samuel Silas Carter, Moscow Branch Dabney, Charles William Carter, Colonel Moscow Branch Dabney, Richard Heath Carter, Samuel Powhatan Darden, Miles Carter, William Harding Davidson, Henry Brevard Caruthers, Robert Looney Davis, Norman H. Catron, John Davis, Reuben Chambliss, Alexander Wilds Davis, Sam Cheairs, Maj. Nathaniel Francis Dibrell, George Gibbs Cheatham, B. Frank Dickinson, Jacob McGavock Cheatham, Benjamin Franklin Doak, Samuel Witherspoon Cheek, Joel Owsley Dodd, Monroe Elmon Christian, Eugene Donelson, Andrew Jackson Claiborne, William Charles Cole Donelson, Daniel Smith Clayton, Henry Helm Dorset, Marion Clement, Frank Goad Driver, William Cliffe, Daniel B. Douglas, Lee

Clyce, Thomas Stone Dudley, Anne (Mrs. Guilford) Cocke, William Durham, Edward Miall Cockrill, Mark Robertson DuBose, Dudley McIver Coffee, John DuBose, William Haskell Cole, Whitefoord R. Dury, George Coles, Alfred Porter Eaton, James Shirley Collier, Barron Eaton, John Henry Conger, John W. Edgerton, Howard King Cooper, Bryant Syms Edgerton, John Emmett Cooper, Henry Edwards, Thomas J. Cooper, Joseph Alexander Ellington, Buford Cooper, Prentice Elliott, Edward Cooper, Washington B. Elliott, Francis Perry Cooper, William Frierson Elliott, Huger Cottrell, Jesse Samuel Elliston, Grace Ely, Sims Gibson, Henry Richard Eskridge, James Burnett Gillem, Alvan C. Essary, Jesse Frederick Gillespie, George Lewis Evans, Silliman Gilmer, Elizabeth Meriwether Ewing, Edwin Hickman Girdner, John Harvey Ewing, Finis Gleaves, Admiral Albert Falkner, William C. Glenn, Leonidas Chalmers Faris, Ellsworth Goodwyn, William Adolphus Farragut, Admiral David Glasgow Gordon, George Washington Farris, Frank Mitchell Gordon, John Faw, Walter Wagner Gore, Albert Arnold Featherston, Winfield Scott Graham, Samuel Lowry Fentress, Calvin Gray, William Franc is Figuers, Hardin Perkins Green, Nathan Figuers, Thomas Norfleet Greer, Elkanah Brackin Finley, Jesse Johnson Grundy, Felix Fitzgerald, Oscar Penn Guild, Josephus Conn Fitzpatrick, Morgan Cassius Guth, William Westley Fleming, Samuel M. Gutherz, Carl Fletcher, John Madison Gwin, William McKendree Folk, Joseph Wingate Hacker, Newton Forrest, Nathan Bedford Haggard, Sewell Foster, Ephraim Hubbard Haggard, William David Foster, Robert Verrell Hale, William Thomas Foster, William Garnett Hall, Allen A. Fowler, Joseph Smith Hall, Fitzgerald Frazer, John Wesley Hall, William Frazier, James Beriah Halliburton, Richard

Frazier, James S. Hamilton, Walton Hale Freeman, Thomas Jones Handy, William Christopher Friedman, Lee Max Harahan, William Johnson Frierson, John Woods Hardeman, William Polk Frierson, William Little Harding, Robert Ellison Fulton, William Savin Harding, William G. Gahagan, Andrew Jackson Harris, Isham Greene Gailor, Thomas Frank Harris, Nathaniel Edwin Gaither, Frances Haskell, William Turner Galloway, Thomas Walton Hatton, Robert Hopkins Garland, Augustus Hill Hawkins, Alvin Garrett, Finis James Hay, Samuel Ross Garrett, William Robertson Haynes, John Lawrence Garvin, Lucius Fayette Clark Hays, Harry Thompson Gattinger, Augustin Hays, John Coffee Gault, John M. Head, James Marshall Gentry, Meredith Poindexter Heiskell, Samuel G. Gentry, Watson Meredith Henneman, John Bell Hervey, William Rhodes King, Arthur Dale Hibbs, Henry C. King, James Hicks, Xenophon King, Samuel Lee Hill, Benjamin Jefferson King, William Robert Hill, Horace Greely Kirk, Harris Elliott Hill, James Brents Kirkland, James Hampton Hill, Robert T. Knowlton, Philetus Clarke Hindman, Thomas Carmichael Krauss, William Hinds, John Iredell Dillard LaFollette, Harvey Marion Hogg, Samuel Lane, James Franklin Hooper, Ben W. Lane, Tidence Horton, Henry H. Lawson, James Gilchrist House, John Ford Lea, John McCormick Houston, George Smith Lea, Luke (1783-1851) Houston, Persis Daniel Lea, Luke (1879-1945) Houston, Sam Lee, James Hughes, Simon P. Leech, Lewis Harper Hull, Cordell Leigh, Randolph Humes, William Young Conn Lewis, Eugene Castner Ingram, Orrin Henry Lindsey, Benjamin Barr Isom, Mary Frances Lindsley, Henry Dickinson Jackson, Alfred Eugene Lindsley, John Berrien Jackson, Andrew Lindsley, Philip Jackson, Howell Edmunds Lipscomb, David Jackson, William Hicks Lotz, Matilda

Jarnagin, Spencer Lowrey, Mark Perrin Jenkins, William Oscar Lupton, John Thomas Johnson, Andrew Lurton, Horace Harmon Johnson, Bushrod Rust MacGowen, John Encil Johnson, Cave Malone, Hallery Johnson, Curtis Boyd Malone, Thomas H. Johnson, David Bancroft Malone, Thomas Henry Johnson, Tillman Davis Malone, Walter Jones, Andrieus Aristieus Maney, George Earl Jones, Arthur Clay Marks, Albert Smith Jones, James Chamberlain Marling, John Leake Jones, Jesse Holman Martin, John Jones, John Luther Martin, William Joseph Joslin, Falcon Matthews, Hugh Kefauver, Carey Estes Maury, Matthew Fontaine Kelley, Camille McGee Maynard, Horace Kennedy, Walker Maynard, James Key, Albert Lenoir Maynard, Washburn Key, David McKendree McAdoo,William Gibbs Keyes, Joseph Walter McAlister, Hill Kilby, Thomas Erby McCallie, Samuel Washington McCallie, Spencer Jarnagin Nielson, Alice McCallie, Thomas Spencer Nowlin, William Dudley McClung, Thomas Lee Ochs, Adolph S. McClung, Hugh Lawson Otey, James Hervey McComb, William Overton, John (1766-1833) McCord, James Nance Overton, John (1880-1944) McCown, John Porter Overton, Jr. John (1842-1906) McCulloch, Ben Overton, Col. John (1821-1898) McCulloch, Henry Eustace Overton, Samuel Watkins McGee, Gentry Richard Overton, General Thomas McGhee, Charles McClung Palmer, Joseph Benjamin McGill, John Thomas Palmore, William Beverly McGlothlin, William Joseph Parkes, Joseph Leonard McIntyre, Augustine Patterson, David Trotter McKellar, Kenneth Douglas Patterson, Malcolm Rice McKendree, William Paty, Raymond Rose McKenzie, Ben G. Payne, William Harold McLean, Ridley Peay, Austin McLeary, James Harvey Peck, William Raine McLemore, Atkins Jefferson Pemberton, William Young McMillin, Benton Pennington, Mary Engle McMillin, David Claiborne Perkins, Dwight Heald

McMinn, Joseph Perkins, Nicholas McMurray, William Josiah Perkins, Col. Peter McReynolds, James Clark Perkins, Thomas Hardin McWhirter, Felix T. Pettus, John Jones Melton, Wightman Fletcher Peyton, Bailie Miles, Richard Pius Phelan, James Miller, Frank Justus Pillow, Gideon John Milton, George Fort Poindexter, Miles Mims, Edwin Polk, James Knox Moeur, Benjamin Baker Polk, Leonidas Moore, Grace Polk, Lucius Eugene Moore, John Creed Polk, William Hawkins Moore, John Trotwood Porter, James David Moore, Mrs. John Trotwood Prewitt, Alan M. Moore, Mary Carr Priest, James Percy Moore, Merrill Pryor, James Chambers Morgan, James Bright Puckette, Charles McDonald Morgan, John Tyler Putnam, Albigence Waldo Morton, John Watson Quarles, William Andrew Murfree, Mary Noailles Race, John H. Murray, Owen Meredith Rains, James Edward Naegele, Charles Frederick Ramsey, James Gettys McCready Newman, John Grant Rankin, Bunyan Kirk Newman, Willie Betty Rankin, William Bradshaw Nicholson, Alfred Osborne Pope Rayburn, Samuel Taliaferro Read, Benjamin Stalker Sloan, George Arthur Read, Opie Small, Samuel White Reagan, John Henninger Smith, Daniel Smith, Edmund Kirby Redway, Jacques W. Smith, Griffin Rhea, John Smith, James Argyle Rice, Grantland Smith, Preston Richardson, James Daniel Smith, Thomas Benton Richardson, Robert Vinkler Smith, Walter Lane Ricks, William Benjamin Smith, William Jay Rivers, William Cannon Smith, William Ruthven Roane, Archibald Sneed, John Louis Taylor Roane, John Seldon Snodgrass, David LaFayette Roberts, Albert Houston Snowden, Robert Bogardus Roberts, Benjamin Kearney Solari, Marie Magdelene Roberts, Thomas Scott Southern, William Neil Robertson, Harrison Sowell, Ashley B. Robertson, James Sowell, Ingram Cecil

Robertson, Joseph Andrew Sproul, William Henry Robertson, William Bryan Stanley, Louise Rogan, Hugh Stewart, Alexander Peter Rogers, James Harris Stewart, Arthur Thomas Ross, Clay Campbell Stokes, Frank Wilbert Ross, John Stone, John Marshall Ross, William Bradford Strahl, Otto French Rule, William Stritch, Samuel Alphonsus Russell, George Alexander Summers, Maddin Ryan, Abram J. Summey, George Rye, Tom Clarke Tadlock, James D. Sanders, Newell Tannehill, Wilkins Saunders, Clarence Tappan, James Camp Savage, John Houston Taylor, Alfred Alexander Schulte, Charles W. Taylor, Isaac Stockton Scott, Charles Taylor, Robert Love Scurry, William Read Thomas, Cullen Fleming Senter, DeWitt Clinton Thomas, John Wilson Sequoyah Tillman, James D. Sevier, Henry Hulme Tillman, Samuel Escue Sevier, John Tolman, Herbert Cushman Sharkey, William Lewis Totten, Ralph James Shelley, Charles Miller Troost, Gerard Sherrell, DeWitt C. Trousdale, William Shields, John Knight Turley, Thomas Battle Simms, Paris Marion Turney, Hopkins Lacy Simon, Abram Turney, Peter Sims, Charles Abercrombie Tyler, Robert Charles Slack, Munsey Tyson, Lawrence Davis Vance, James Isaac Van Dresser, Marcia Vaughn Jr., Alfred Jefferson Vaughn, John Crawford Walker, Lucius Marshall Walker, William Waterhouse, Richard Watterson, Harvey Magee Webb, William Robert Weber, Henri West, Thomas Henry West, William Edward Wharton, Jesse Wharton, John Austin

Wharton, William H. Wheat, George Seay White, Hugh Lawson White, James Whitfield, John Wilkins Whiteside, Jenkin Whitthorne, Washington Curran Wilcox, Cadmus Marcellus Wiley, Edwin Wilkes, John Summerfield Williams, James Williams, John Williams, John Sharp Williams, Samuel Williams, Samuel Cole Williams, Walter W. Winchester, James Woolwine, Thomas Lee Wootan, James Blythe Wright, Luke Edward Wright, Marcus Joseph Yerger, Jacob Shall Yerger, William Zollicoffer, Felix Kirk

NEGATIVES AND PHOTOGRAPHS

Negatives (Located at VII-B-4v) 1-2. 1617 16th Avenue South, Nashville – 1960 3-24. Anderson Bros. Pipeline Job, Wakefield, MI – 1953 25-26. Belmont College campus – 1960 27. Beech Grove Church of Christ on Carter’s Creek Pike, Maury County, TN, Mrs. Lelia Jacobs on right – 1960 28. Casa __________, n.d. 29. Charles, Fred and family, n.d. 30. Charles, Tom and Ellen, wedding picture, n.d. 31. Charles, Tom and Ellen, children of, n.d. 32. Cheekwood Arts Center – 1960 33-37. Crystal Lake, Crystal, MI – 1959 38. Currier, Mrs. Mary M. (right) of New Orleans, at McRaven Reunion – 1962 39. DeFrance, Eva and brother, Joseph Walton DeFrance – ca. 1898 40. Duncan, Alexander “L,” son of William Duncan, n.d. 41. Dunca, John, n.d. 42. Duncan, Mary McFarlene and granddaughter, n.d. 43-44. Duncan, William, negative from Daguerreotype, n.d. 45. Elliott, Loretta Eugenia, daughter of James Henry Elliott and Emma Manning, n.d. 46. Fish Fry in Yazoo County, MS – 1892 47. G.E.T. Co. Office, Appleton, WS – 1959 48-49. Hauch, Elmore B. and Larry, his buddy – ca. 1942 50-52. Henderson graves at Cornersville, TN – n.d. 53. Holmes, Rosa Belle, wife of Edwin Banks McRaven – n.d. 54-58. Hurt, Willard and Josephine, Christmas Day at Franklin, TN – 1960 59. Lanier, Mary J. – n.d. 60-86. Ludington, MI – 1959 87. Manning, Emma – n.d. 88. Masonic Hall, Franklin, TN – n.d. 89. McCreevan, James, Monument, Clinton, MS – n.d. 90. McFarlene, Mary – n.d. 91. McRaven, Alexander Duncan (son of John Wilson McRaven & Almira Louisa Duncan) – n.d. 92. McRaven, Diza Ann – n.d. 93-94. McRaven, Jr., Edwin Banks – n.d. 95-100. McRaven Family Reunion, Yazoo City, MS – August 27, 1961 101-104. McRaven Family Reunion, Biloxi, MS – 1962 105-142. McRaven Family Reunion, Yazoo City, MS – June 28, 1964 143. McRaven Family group photo, Meridian, MS – ca. 1900 144. McRaven Family group photo, Yazoo City, MS – ca. 1901 145-149. McRaven graves at Clinton, MS cemetery – n.d.

150. McRaven, Misses Kate and Lora 151. McRaven, Laura – n.d. 152. McRaven, Lucy Duncan, daughter of John Wilson McRaven – n.d. 153. McRaven-Moore, Lucy Duncan, taken at Vicksburg, MS – n.d. 154. McRaven, Mollie – n.d. 155. McRaven, Mullins Duncan, about age 10, son of Alexander Duncan McRaven – n.d. 156. McRaven, Mullins and Ruth, home of at Biloxi Bay, MS – ca. 1962 157. McRaven, Mullins and Ruth, home of at Biloxi Bay, MS – 1962 158. McRaven, Mullins and Ruth, beach on Biloxi Bay in front of home – ca. 1962 159. McRaven, Mullins and Ruth, children attending family reunion, beach on Biloxi Bay in front of home – ca. 1962 160-161. McRaven, John Wilson and Cuddy Thomas (copy of Daguerreotype, ca. 1854) 162. McRaven, John Wilson – n.d. 163. McRaven, John Wilson, and granddaughter Thelma Annette McRaven – n.d. 164. McRaven, John Wilson, son of Joseph A. McRaven and his wife, Lucinda Henderson, and his grandchildren – n.d. 165. McRaven, J.W., home at Newton, MS – n.d. 166. McRaven, Mrs. John Wilson, nee Lorena Emilene Stubblefield – ca. 1904 167. McRaven, Jr., John Wilson, with moustache – ca. 1962 168. McRaven, Jr., John Wilson – n.d. 169. McRaven, Jr., John Wilson – n.d. 170. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, baby picture – ca. 1957 171. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, fourth birthday – ca. 1961 172-177. McRaven, Stephen Wayne – 1960 & 1961 178-182. McRaven, Stephen Wayne at David Lipscomb Kindergarten – May 31,1963 183-190. McRaven, Stephen Wayne – 1960 191. McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Belmont College Campus – 1960 192. McRaven, Stephen Wayne at 1617 16th Avenue South, Nashville – 1960 193-195. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, et al. – n.d. 196-201. McRaven, Steve – n.d. 202. McRaven, William Duncan, son of John Wilson McRaven and Almira Louisa Duncan – n.d. 203. McRaven, William Henry, son of John Wilson McRaven and Lorena Emily Stubblefield – n.d. 204. McRaven, William Henry, copy of original taken at Natchez, MS – n.d. 205. McRaven, W.H. and Margaret – 1901 206. McRaven, William Henry – n.d. 207.-210. McRaven, Sr., W.H. Ludington, MI – 1959 211-217. McRaven, Sr., W.H. and Stephen Lee Ball, Milwaukee, WI – 1959 218-220. McRaven, Sr., W.H. and Bill Hare at Alex’s Restaurant, Appleton, WI – 1959 221. McRaven, Sr., W.H. – n.d. 222. McRaven, Sr., W.H. and family – n.d.

223. McRaven, W.H., wife, sisters, and their husbands – 1964 224. McRaven, William Henry, another man and child – n.d. 225. McRaven, William Henry, Margaret McRaven, Evie Louise McRaven, Lucille McRaven, Greenville, MS – ca. 1909 226. McRaven, Jr., W.H., first photograph, age 6 months – n.d. 227. McRaven, Jr., W.H., about 9 ½ months, Dallas, TX – n.d. 228-235. McRaven, Jr., W.H. and son, Stephen Wayne McRaven, 2912 Teakwood Drive, Nashville, TN – 1960 235-266. Michigan and Wisconsin scenes while on G.E.T. pipeline job – 1959 267. Military barracks, Paisley, Scotland – n.d. 268. Nichols, Annie Ferrell – 1922 269. Overstreet, Melissa Frances – n.d. 270. Pepper, Jack Douglas – August 27, 1961 271. Posey, Mrs. Evie Stubblefield, holding Jack Wilson Pepper and Mrs. Sallie Ledbetter Stubblefield holding her son, Stephen – ca. 1918 272. Stubblefield, Loretta “Lou” Eugenie Elliott – ca. 1920 273. Stubblefield, W.H., home, 301 E. Broadway, Yazoo City, MS – ca. 1902 274. Stubblefield, Marlin Yancy, and wife, Mary Posey – n.d. 275. Stubblefield, William Henry, son of W. H. Stubblefield and Loretta Eugenia Elliott – n.d. 276. Stubblefield, Lorena Emily, daughter of William Henry Stubblefield and his wife, Loretta Eugenia Elliott – n.d. 277. Stubblefield, Lorena (“Lula”) Emily, Evie Stubblefield, Emma Agnes Stubblefield, daughters of William Henry Stubblefield and his wife, Loretta Eugenia Elliott – n.d. 278. Stubblefield, William Henry – n.d. 279. St. Michael’s Cave, Gibraltar, where Mary McFarlene was born, June 1, 1779 – n.d. 280. San Francisco, 1854, and Sonora, CA (copy of negatives of published prints) 281. Stewart, Mary Duncan – n.d. 282-316. Sumner and Crystal, MI on G.E.T. pipeline job - 1959 317. Swanson, Margaret J., wife of Samuel S. Morton – n.d. 318. Swanson, Edward, original Revolutionary land grant, Williamson County, TN – n.d. 319-320. Swanson, Edward, grave, Williamson County, TN – n.d. 321. Terrell, Anne Morton, age about 7 years – n.d. 322. Trip to Natural Bridge, taken at Lost River – May 3, 1892 323-327. Unidentified child at pool – n.d. 328-331. Wisconsin (Milwaukee) – n.d. 332. Unidentified boy getting a haircut – n.d. 333. Unidentified house – n.d. 334-351. Unidentified – n.d.

Photographs (Located at III-G-5, Box 11) Box 11 Folder 1: Darnell Darnell, W. Leo, Sr. & Jr. – n.d. Darnell, W. Leo, Jr. standing with Wirt Darnell – n.d. Darnell, W. Leo, Jr., standing with Wirt Darnell – n.d. Darnell, William Leo, Jr. Nashville, TN – n.d. Darnell, Mrs. W.L., with Bill (William), Nashville, TN – n.d. Darnell, Willard Wirt, Springfield, MO – n.d. Darnell, W.L., Jr. with Roxana Darnell and Wirt Darnell, Springfield, MO – n.d. Folder 2: DeFrance DeFrance, Eva and brother, Joseph Walton, San Diego, CA – 1898 (negative #39) DeFrance, Laura McRaven Smith (copy of Daguerreotype) – ca. 1855 DeFrance (Harvey), Eva on her 80th birthday – ca. 1955 Folder 3: Duncan Duncan, John (original carte de visite) – n.d. (negative #41) Duncan, L. Alexander and wife, Annie Payne (original carte de visite) – n.d. Duncan, William (original Daguerreotype) – n.d. (negative #43) Folder 4: Edlen Edlen, David, Jr. of El Paso, TX – 1963 Edlen, David, Jr. age 14, born March 12, 1948, El Paso, TX – n.d. Edlen, David, Jr. age 14, El Paso, TX – ca. 1962 Edlen, David, Jr. in forefront at Crystal Lake, MI – 1959 Edlen, David, Jr. in Michigan – n.d. Edlen, David in back, Mary Lou in between two friends, El Paso, TX – n.d. Folder 5: McRaven Children, Group Photos William Henry McRaven, Lucile McRaven, Evie Louise McRaven, Margaret McRaven (copy photograph), Greenville, MS – ca. 1909 (negative #225) Front row: Kate McRaven, Lora McRaven, Lucy Moore, Marie Moore; Back row: Lawrence McRaven, Mary Laura (“Mollie”) McRaven, Robel McRaven, (cabinet card), Meridian MS – ca. 1900 (negative #143) Folder 6: McRaven Grave Stones Clinton, MS Cemetery – 1961 “Diza A. McRaven, b. Jan. 15, 1857, d. Jan. 21, 1897, Clinton, MS” – 1961 “Elias A. McRaven, left, d. June 4, 1884; Margaret Dorcas Whitaker, 2nd wife of E.A. McRaven, b. Jan. 6, 1833, d. June 24, 1904, Clinton, MS” – 1961

“Frances, consort of Stewart McRaven, died Nov. 19, 1855, age 40 years, Clinton, MS” – 1961 “Jane, wife of C.R. Yeiser & dau. of James & Margaret McRaven, b. May 2, 1818, d. Oct. 7, 1854, Clinton, MS” – 1961 “Joseph A. McRaven, b. May 31, 1801, d. Dec. 27, 1847, Clinton, MS” – 1961 “Joseph Cuddy McRaven, infant son of John W. & Louisa A. McRaven, b. Sept. 1, 1857, d. April 15, 1858” – 1961 “Margaret McReevan, wife of James McCreevan (McRaven), d. Oct. 13, 1834, 54 years of age, Clinton, MS” – 1961 Folder 7: McRaven, Sr., John Wilson McRaven, John Wilson Sr., and “Cud” Thomas, Clinton, MS (original Daguerreotype) – ca. 1854 McRaven, John Wilson Sr., and Thelma Annette McRaven, Greenville, MS – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson Sr., (two mounted photographs) – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson Sr., holding his granddaughter, Thelma Annette McRaven, with Evie Louise McRaven standing, Greenville, MS (copy photograph) – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson Sr., son, Joseph A. McRaven, and his wife, Lucinda Henderson, and his grandchildren, William Henry McRaven, Margaret Lorena McRaven, Evie Louise McRaven, Thelma Annette McRaven, Agnes Lucile McRaven – n.d. (negative #164) Folder 8: McRaven, Jr., John Wilson McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. with moustache, Jackson, MS (four copy photographs) – ca. 1902 McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. and granddaughters, Lorena and Frances Pepper, Yazoo City, MS – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. and granddaughters, Lorena and Frances Pepper, Yazoo City, MS (copy of the previous photo) – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. and granddaughters, Lorena and Frances Pepper, Yazoo City, MS (different view from the previous photo) – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson, Jr. and granddaughters, Lorena and Frances Pepper, Yazoo City, MS (copy of the previous photo) – n.d. McRaven, John Wilson Jr. and Evie Stubblefield Posey, Emma Estes, William Henry McRaven holding his son, William H. McRaven, Jr., Yazoo City, MS – ca. 1929 Folder 9: McRaven Reunions McRaven Family Reunion at Pepper Camp, Yazoo City, MS (16 different views) – August 27, 1961

Reunion at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Mullins McRaven – Mrs. W.H. McRaven (Anne T.), Wm. H. McRaven, Sr., Mrs. W.H. McRaven, Jr., Wm. H. McRaven, Jr., Stephen Wayne McRaven – Biloxi, MS, July 1, 1962 Reunion at the home of Mullins and Ruth McRaven – Robert Haltom, Margaret Ellen Haltom, Trisha Reeves, Hal Reeves, James L. Coran, Jack Pepper, Dorothy Pepper, Wilma McRaven, Margaret Grantham, Francis Coram, Olivia Saxton, W.H. McRaven, Jr. – Biloxi, MS – 1962 Reunion at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Mullins McRaven, group photo, Biloxi, MS – 1962 Reunion at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Mullins McRaven, group photo, Biloxi, MS – 1962 Children at McRaven Reunion – David Edlen and Jack Pepper standing in rear – Biloxi, MS – 1962 Children at McRaven Reunion – Biloxi, MS – 1962 Home of Mullins and Ruth McRaven on Biloxi Bay, Ms – 1962 (negative #157) Home of Mullins and Ruth McRaven on Biloxi Bay, MS – 1962 (negative #156) McRaven reunion at the home of Mullins and Ruth McRaven – Porter Warren, Margaret McRaven Warren, W.H. McRaven, Evie Louise McRaven Pepper, Anne Terrell McRaven, Jack H. Pepper, Lucile McRaven Ruka, Louis W. Ruka, Annette McRaven Saxton, W. Herman Saxton – Biloxi, MS – 1962 (negative #101) Beach on Biloxi Bay in front of Mullins and Ruth McRaven’s home – children attending family reunion (two copies) – 1962 (negative #159) Beach on Biloxi Bay in front of the home of Mullins and Ruth McRaven – 1962 (negative #158) Gravestone – McRaven Family 4th Annual Reunion, Yazoo City, MS – June 28, 1964 (negative #121) Gravestone – McRaven Family 4th Annual Reunion, Yazoo City, MS – June 28, 1964 (negative #122) Folder 10: McRaven, Stephen Wayne McRaven, Stephen Wayne, Nashville, TN – September 23, 1958 (2 copies) McRaven, Stephen Wayne, grandson of and William Henry McRaven – 1958 McRaven, Stephen Wayne, age 12 months at his home, 2912 Teakwood Drive, Nashville, TN (4 different views) – September 1958 McRaven, Stephen Wayne, age 15 months, taken at 2912 Teakwood Drive, Nashville, TN – Christmas 1958 McRaven, Stephen Wayne, grandson of and Anne Terrell McRaven, 728 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN – n.d. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, age 2 (11 different views) – November 1959 McRaven, Stephen Wayne, taken at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Wirt, Franklin, TN (8 different views) – Christmas Day, 1959 McRaven, Stephen Wayne, color portrait, mad at Lexington, TN – ca. 1961/62 McRaven, Stephen Wayne on Belmont College campus – February 1962

McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Holiday Inn, Hattiesburg, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Holiday Inn, Hattiesburg, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Holiday Inn, Hattiesburg, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Holiday Inn, Hattiesburg, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Holiday Inn, Hattiesburg, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne at Holiday Inn, Hattiesburg, MS, en route to McRaven reunion in Biloxi, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne with Wm. H. McRaven Sr. and Jr., at the home of Mullins & Ruth McRaven, Biloxi, MS – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne and other children on beach at Biloxi Bay – July 1962 McRaven, Stephen Wayne at the home of his grandparents at 1617 16th Avenue South, Nashville, TN – n.d. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, small sheet of school photos (7) – n.d. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, small sheet of school photos (5) – n.d. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, with Virginia Terrell Ridley, Josephine Terrell Wirt, and Anne Terrell McRaven, at B & W Cafeteria, Green Hills Village, Nashville, TN – n.d. McRaven, Stephen Wayne, with Virginia Terrell Ridley, Josephine Terrell Wirt, and Anne Terrell McRaven, at B & W Cafeteria, Green Hills Village, Nashville, TN – n.d. (different view from above) McRaven, Stephen Wayne at David Lipscomb Kindergarten where he attended; Mrs. Lowe, teacher – September 1962 (4 different views) Folder 11: McRaven, Sr., William Henry McRaven, Sr., William Henry, age about 9 months, born 10/15/1894, Jackson, MS – n.d. McRaven, Sr., William Henry, as a child (cabinet card) – n.d. McRaven, Sr., William Henry, (copy photo of previous photo) – n.d. McRaven, Sr., William Henry, and Margaret Lorena McRaven (cabinet card)(2 copies) – ca. 1900 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, Margaret Lorena McRaven, Mrs. J.W. McRaven, Lucile Mahon, F_______ Stubblefield (cabinet card) – n.d. McRaven, Sr., William Henry, Margaret Lorena McRaven, Mrs. J.W. McRaven, Lucile Mahon, F_______ Stubblefield (copy of previous photograph) – n.d. McRaven, Sr., William Henry, Margaret Lorena McRaven, Greenville, MS – 1909 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, Yazoo City, MS – ca. 1916 McRaven, Sr., William Henry (cabinet card) – ca. 1918 McRaven, Sr., William Henry (copy of previous photograph) – 1962 McRaven, Sr., William Henry on back steps of E.L. Ball home, Milwaukee, WI – 1959 McRaven, Sr., William Henry and John Andy McMahon, Clinton, MS – ca. 1960 McRaven, Sr., William Henry and sister, Evie Louise (Mrs. Jack Horton Pepper) at McMahon home, Clinton, MS – ca. 1961

McRaven, Sr., William Henry and Mrs. Fred Charles at McRaven Family Reunion, Pepper Camp, Yazoo City, MS – 1961 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, Mrs. Fred Charles and Valerie Charles at McRaven Family Reunion, Pepper Camp, Yazoo City, MS – 1961 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, at restaurant, Appleton, WI – n.d. McRaven, Sr., William Henry, at restaurant, Appleton, WI – n.d. (different from previous photo) McRaven, Sr., William Henry and David H. Edlen, souvenir photo, Gold Palace, Ciudad Juarez – 1958 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, home, living room at 1617 16th Avenue S., Nashville, TN – 1960 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, home at 1617 16th Avenue S., Nashville, TN – 1958 McRaven, Sr., William Henry, home backyard at 1617 16th Avenue S., Nashville, TN – 1962 Folder 12: McRaven, Jr., William Henry McRaven, Jr., William Henry, age 9 ½ months, born 11/14/1925, Dallas, TX – 1925 McRaven, Jr., William Henry – ca. 1935 McRaven, Jr., William Henry, about age 10/12, 728 16th Avenue S., Nashville, TN (2 copies) - 1937 McRaven, Jr., William Henry, Sgt. (in uniform) – ca. 1940s Folder 13: McRaven, Various McRaven, Alexander Duncan, son of John Wilson McRaven (cabinet card) – April 1886 McRaven, Alexander Duncan, (copy photo of the previous photo) – April 1886 McRaven, Diza Ann (“Daisy”), daughter of John Wilson McRaven (carte de visite) – n.d. McRaven, Diza Ann (“Daisy”), (copy photo of previous photo) – n.d. McRaven, Edwin Bank, Jr., Meridian, MS – n.d. McRaven, Lucile – n.d. McRaven, Lucile (school picture), wife of L.W. Ruka – September 1962 McRaven, Laura – n.d. McRaven, Laura L. (Lucinda?), daughter of Joseph A. McRaven, (copy of Daguerreotype) – n.d. McRaven, Margaret Lorena, wedding pictures of marriage to Porter F. Warren (4 different photos) – April 29, 1962 McRaven, Mary Laura (“Molly/ie”), daughter of John Wilson McRaven, (carte de visite) – n.d. McRaven, Mary Laura (“Molly/ie”), (copy photo of previous photo) – n.d. McRaven, Mary Laura (“Molly/ie”), daughter of John Wilson McRaven (carte de visite ) – n.d. McRaven, Mary Laura (“Molly/ie”), (small tin type) – n.d. McRaven, Mrs. Mullins and granddaughter, Biloxi, MS – n.d.

McRaven, Thelma Annette, senior picture, Yazoo City, MS – 1928 McRaven, William Duncan, son of John Wilson McRaven (carte de visite) – n.d. McRaven, J.W., home built by him where he lived 1904-1909 at Newton, MS (3 copies) – 1962 Folder 14: Saxton Saxton, Ann – ca. 1953/54 Saxton, Anne – n.d. Saxton, Ann, senior photograph – October 1960 Saxton, Olivia – ca. 1953/54 Saxton, Olivia, homecoming junior maid – 1963 Saxton, Margaret Ellen, Batesville, Ms – ca. 1960 Folder 15: Smith Smith, Gus, son of Martha Swanson & John M. Smith – n.d. Smith, Mack, family – n.d. Smith, ______, connected with Margaret Elizabeth Swanson – n.d. Folder 16: Stubblefield Stubblefield, Aunt Evie, Mrs. Harry Posey (cabinet card) – n.d. Stubblefield, Eva, Mrs. Harry Posey (cabinet card/different photo from previous) – n.d. Stubblefield, Evie, Mrs. Harry Posey (cabinet card, different photo from previous) – n.d. Stubblefield, Evie, Miss, “Trip to Natural Bridge,” – May 3, 1892 (negative #322) Stubblefield, Evie Posey and Sally Ledbetter Stubblefield, with infants, at 301 E. Broadway, Yazoo City, MS – ca. 1920 Stubblefield, Evie and Lorena Emily Stubblefield – n.d. Stubblefield, Lorena Emily, wife of John Wilson McRaven, Jr. – ca. 1904 Stubblefield, Lorena Emily, daughter of William Henry Stubblefield (copy photo) – n.d. Stubblefield, Lorena (Lula) Emily, Daughter of William Henry (copy photo) – n.d. Stubblefield, Lorena Emilene, wife of John Wilson McRaven – ca. 1904 Stubblefield, Lorena Emilene, wife of John Wilson McRaven, Newton, MS – ca. 1904/08 Stubblefield, Loretta Augenia Elliott, wife of William Henry Stubblefield, and little girl – n.d. Stubblefield, Mrs. J.W. McRaven and Ms. Hope Jelks and Mrs. Annie Rhoeder – n.d. Stubblefield, Marlin Yancey, and wife, Mamie Posey – n.d. Stubblefield, Marlin Yancey, and wife, Mamie Posey (copy of previous photo) – n.d. Stubblefield, William Henry, photograph locket – n.d. Stubblefield, William Henry, Capt. (cabinet card) – n.d. Stubblefield, William Henry, 8 x 10 portrait (copy of cabinet card) – n.d. Stubblefield, William Henry, Jr. (cabinet card) – September 1879 Stubblefield, William Henry, Jr., (card photo/different photo from previous) – September 1879

Stubblefield, Mrs. William H., nee Loretta Eugenia Elliott, Yazoo City, MS – ca. 1918 Stubblefield, Loretta Eugenia Elliott, wife of William Henry Stubblefield – n.d. Stubblefield, W.H., home at 301 Broadway, Yazoo City, MS (2) – n.d. Stubblefield, W.H., Jr., at his home in Clinton, MS – 1962 Stubblefield, W.H., Jr., at his home in Clinton, MS (copy of previous photo) – 1962 Stubblefield, William Henry, Jr., and wife Sally Ledbetter – n.d. Stubblefield home, unidentified couple in front – ca. 1900 Stubblefield, W.H., “Graball,” country store in Yazoo City, MS, owned by W.H. – n.d. Stubblefield, Mrs. W.H., home, originally a tavern, Yazoo City, MS – n.d. Folder 17: Swanson Swanson, Edward, original Revolutionary land grant, Williamson County, n.d. (negative #318) Swanson, Edward, grave, Williamson County, n.d. (negative #319) Swanson, Edward, grave, Williamson County, n.d. (negative #320) Swanson, Margaret J., wife of Samuel S. Morton, n.d. (negative #317) Swanson, Margaret Jane – n.d. Swanson, Martha Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Swanson – n.d. Swanson, Richard, son of Edward Swanson – n.d. Folder 18: Unidentified Photographs Copy photograph of unidentified man sitting on a chair – n.d. Carte de visite of an unidentified child in high chair – n.d. Carte de visite of an unidentified woman, Greenville, MS – n.d. Cabinet card of an unidentified young man – n.d. Photograph of unidentified child in hat and sweater about one year old – n.d. Photograph of unidentified child in sailor suit – n.d. Photograph of unidentified man standing in front of railroad car – n.d. Photograph of a young girl on sidewalk in front of apartment building – n.d. Photograph of “Dot and Sara B., Easter, 1923” Photograph of unidentified man holding a young girl aloft – n.d. Photograph of well-dressed man and woman – n.d. Photograph of “Bunkie (my wife) and her daughter-in-law….” – n.d. Photograph of unidentified woman sitting on a chair in office – n.d. Photograph of two men and a woman sitting at small table in office (same room as above) – n.d. Photograph of two men and four women sitting around long table (same room as above) – n.d. Photograph of unidentified sea-going vessel in park – n.d. Photograph (double exposure) of unidentified building and previous photograph – n.d. Copy photograph of unidentified house – n.d. (negative #350) Copy photograph of unidentified outdoor scene – n.d. (negative #351)

Folder 19: Identified Photographs, Various 310 Main Street, Gaylord, MI (house) – 1954 Aunt Evie and Aunt Sally – n.d. Bar at “Alex’s,” Appleton, WI – n.d. Charles, Mr. & Mrs. Fred, and daughter, Valerie, Maplewood, LA – August 27, 1961 (3 copies) Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Fred, and daughter, Valerie (different pose), Maplewood, LA – August 27, 1961 Charles, Anastasie Valerie and Jacomino, Westley Anthony, Jr., wedding photograph, New Orleans, LA – October 19, 1963 Charles, Tom and Ellen and family [sic] – n.d. Cliffe, Josephine – n.d. Cruse, Robert C., Winchester, KY – ca. 1960 Currier, Mrs. Mary M. (right) of New Orleans, at McRaven Reunion (2 copies) – 1962 (negative #38) Currier, Mary, with daughter-in-law Lynn and granddaughter – July 1, 1962 “Decoration Day,” Lasting Hope Cemetery, Maury County, TN – June 1960 (2 different views) DeGeeter, Dale, Marmion Military Academy, Aurora, IL – class of 1949 DeGeeter, Dale, Aurora, IL – n.d. Drugstore operated by Robert H. Whitaker, Clinton MS. – ca. 1900 (3 different views) Estes, Charles Jr., and Benton P. Estes, with nurse, Estelle, Yazoo City, MS – n.d. Estes, Eugene (Junior?), age 10 months, Yazoo City, MS (2 cabinet cards/same views) – April 21, 1898 Estes, Eugene – August 1897 Estes, Eugene – May 1937 Estes Jr., James Benton (two cabinet card photos/same view) – n.d. Estes, James Benton (Senior?), (carte de visite) – n.d. Estes Sr., James Benton – n.d. Estes home, Madison Street, Yazoo City, MS – n.d. “Fish Fry,” Yazoo City, MS – 1892 G.E.T. construction office, Appleton, WI – n.d. Hare, Bill, at “Alex’s” Appleton, WI – n.d. Hauch children – n.d. Henderson, William, grave stones, Beechwood Cemetery, Cornersville, TN – n.d. Holmes, Rose Belle, wife of Edwin Bank McRaven (carte de visite) – n.d. Lamb, R.A., “To Dear Friends, the McRavens” – n.d. Manning, Emma, wife of James Henry Elliott – n.d. Masonic Hall, Franklin, TN – n.d. (negative #88) McMahon, Lucile, of Van Winkle, MS, married McNeil (cabinet card) – n.d. McMurray, Dewitt, editor, Semi-Weekly Farm News, Dallas, TX – n.d. Military Barracks, Paisley, Scotland – n.d. Moore, Marie Louise (cabinet card) – n.d.

Overstreet, Melissa Frances, Mrs. W.A. McMahan – n.d. Overstreet, Melissa Frances McMahan (carte de visite) – n.d. Pepper, Captain Jack W., Yazoo City, MS (2 different portraits in uniform) – n.d. Pepper, Jack Wilson, W.H. McRaven, Lorena Pepper, Frances Pepper, Dallas, TX – ca. 1927 Pepper, Jack Wilson and sister Betty Margaret, Yazoo City, MS – n.d. Reeves, Hal, Tricia, Jack, Eileen, and Ruth, Smyrna, GA – n.d. Staatse, Carole Anne, Phoenix, AZ – 1962 Staatse, William Charles, Phoenix, AZ – 1962 “Summer,” Michigan (2 unidentified males) – n.d. Willis, Mrs., “Merry Christmas 1909” to Will Henry from… – ca. 1909 Wirt, Thomas Willard, “Dining Room,” Franklin, TN – n.d. Yazoo River near Yazoo City, MS – n.d. Yazoo River Bayou – n.d.