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Isham Chapel Methodist Church
No full textOriginal building of Isham Chapel. Location was at the present intersection of Precinct Line and Trammel Davis Rds. Pictured at the far rt. is the Rev. Washington Marion Isham
Reverend Washington Marion Isham with his Grandchild
No full textReverend Washington Marion Isham with who is believed to be a grandchild of his. Rev. Isham started Isham Chapel
Recommended from our members
[Mary L. Isham business card]
No full textA business card for Mary L. Isham
Partial letter from S. D. Cameron to Isham Robertson, circa 1863
No full textS. D. Cameron wishes to spend Christmas with his brother-in-law, Isham. He conveys his pleasure with clothes recently received and his expectation on the arrival of a bottle of whiskey. He asked Isham to collect his small Blacksmith's accounts
Letter from S. D. Cameron, Verona, Mississippi, to Isham Robertson, December 15, 1863
No full textS. D. Cameron writes to his brother-in-law, Isham, about his scouting in Tennessee. He thinks that the war will end soon. He asks Isham to give directions to Lam about fixing fences and making repairs. He ask Isham's advice on keeping his hands together with Jimmie's
Wilson, Isham A. - An inaugural dissertation on the malarial type
No full textHandwritten inaugural dissertation on the malarial type by Isham A. Wilson, of Elkton, Tennessee.Inaugural dissertation; no. 386
Letter from M. A. Cameron, camp near Birchwood, Tennessee, to Isham Robertson, August 26, 1863
No full textM. A. Cameron writes to his brother-in-law, Isham, about an impending fight with the Union as they cross the Tennessee River using pontoons. He describes the people of the area as belonging to the Union
Letter from S. D. Cameron, Okolona, Mississippi, to Isham Robertson, June 27, 1863
No full textSamuel D. Cameron writes his brother-in-law, Isham Robertson, about news from Vicksburg and a recent fighting of his regiment. He requests some clothing
Letter from S. D. Cameron, Pikeville, Mississippi, to Isham Robertson, January 19, 1864
No full textS. D. Cameron writes to his brother-in-law, Isham, about farming and topics corning taxation on propriety and Negros. He requests boots, a haversack, and a wallet. In his company, they lack building tools and cooking utensils
Letter from S. D. Cameron, Bluff Springs, Florida, to Isham Robertson, July 17, 1862
No full textSamuel D. Cameron writes his brother-in-law, Isham Robertson, about his experience in the Florida Confederate camp. Deserters were brought in. Several men in the regiment are sick
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