Envelope
Stamp:
Camp Blanding FLA
Dec 13
3 PM
1944
Return Address:
Pat. Robert M. Clarke
Co "A" 197 Bn. 61st Regt
Camp Blanding, Fla
Delivery Address:
Mr. + Mrs. F. P. CLarke
Route 3,
Greer, S.c.
Damage envelope from Camp Blanding Fla Dec 11 1944 11:30 AM (Stamp).
Return Address:
Pat Robert M. Clarke
A.S.N. 44025578
Co."A". 197 I.T.B. 61st Regt.
Camp Blanding, Fla.
Delivery Address:
Mr. + Mrs. F.P. Clarke
Route 3
Greer, South Carolina
Damaged envelope from Camp Blanding FLA. NOV 20 5 PM 1944 (Stamp).
Return address:
Pat Robert M Clarke
ASN 34934579
Co "A" 197 [inelligible]
Camp Blanding, [inelligible]
Delivery address:
Mr + Mrs F. P. Clarke
Route 3
Greer, SC
Letter Addresses to "Mother, Dad + all" on V-mail stationary.
Delivery Addresss:
Mr. + Mrs. F.P. Clarke
Route #3
Greer
South Carolina
U.S.A.
Sender's Address:
Cpt. Wm B Clarke
APO 7PM
New York, NY
War & Navy Departments
V-Mail Services
Official Business
Stamp: 1944 U.S. Postal Service NO. 1
FEB 19 12-M
Penalty for private use to avoid
Payment of postage, $300
Letter addressed to "Mother, Dad, +all:" on V-Mail stationary.
Delivery Address:
Mr. + Mrs. F.P. Clarke
Route #3
Greer, South Caro.
U.S.A.
Sender's Name: Cpl. Wm B. Clarke
Sender's Address:
A.P.A. 634 9 P.M.
New York, NY
Stamps:
Passed by U.S. Army Examiner
This is a register of G. W. Plumley's finances, and references many of the transactions found in other collection records — particularly those related to William Plumley's estate.
Two sheets of register template paper from a pad, still attached to each other on the top edge. The second sheet is blank. The first sheet has income on one side and expenses on the other.
Empty envelope. Return address:
Bank of Bradley
Bradley, S. C.
Handwritten, upside down:
B. J. Plumley
Land Deed
The bank envelope has an extra flap with a pre-printed account or voucher register on it, but this form is blank and unused.
Empty envelope. Return address is:
Wade H. Barton,
Superintendent of Education,
Greenville, S. C.
Addressed to:
W.M. Plumbley, R.S. Stewart, Geo. Plumbley,
Arden,
S.C.
The envelope has numerous hash marks and calculations penciled on it.
William Plumley, George Plumley, and Rufus Stewart were the school district board of trustees starting in 1898.
This little paper, simple though it is, was important to someone. The person referenced, J. H. Lipscomb, has not been identified.
The main writing on one side simply reads:
J. H. Lipscomb
note.
$39.23
sideways in the corner is written the number 36.
On the back, sideways in the corner, is written 35.
There is an additional penciled calculation:
37.46
41.95
=====
79.41
This is a very old legal document, on a long thin strip of blue paper, written with brown ink. A small hole is punched in the top left corner, and a bit of string remains pierced through the top right corner.
The document is by Morris Gosnell (1794-1872); he is the father of G. W. Plumley's wife, Lucretia Gosnell. The document references his son and her brother, Lemmons Gosnell. While there are several possible identities for the referenced Charles Gosnell, most likely is the Charles who was Morris's son and sibling to Lemmons and Lucretia. It is also possible that it could be Lemmons' son, Morris Charles Gosnell, who was likely named after his grandfather. The attestation is by Daniel Harrison; there is a Daniel Harrison in the area who lived from 1871 to 1938, and was the son of Jane Gosnell.
Court of Probate for Greenville County document finding that A. Ravan, Administrator on the estate of L. E. Abbott Holt of Greenville County, has filed his final return, which is a part of the record and has produced all necessary papers in said estate, and has made his acts as such Administrator satisfactory to the Probate Court, and has proved also to the Court that all the debts against said estate have been paid.
Empty envelope. Return address:
Lumbermen's Credit Association
608 So. Dearborn St.
Chicago, Ill.
Addressed to:
A. J. Plumley, J.P.
Landrum
S.C.
Postmarked: Chicago, Ill., Dec. 22, 1922
Handwritten on back: Cager Plot
