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Pleasant Lumpkin Tomlin Civil War letters
No full textThis collection contains photocopies and transcriptions of letters written by Pleasant Lumpkin Tomlin of Columbia County, Ark., just before and during his service with Johnson's 15th Arkansas Infantry Regiment
Mary Lumpkin correspondence with Thomas Crutchfield, undated
No full textA letter from Mary Lumpkin to William Crutchfield notifying him that their father is very ill
Mary Lumpkin correspondence with Thomas Crutchfield, undated
No full textA letter from Mary Lumpkin to William Crutchfield notifying him that their father is very ill
Letter from Judge Gary Lumpkin
Full text linkA letter from Judge Gary L. Lumpkin to SWOSU President Diana Lovel
Mary Lumpkin correspondence with William Crutchfield, 1845 December 19
No full textA letter to William Crutchfield from his sister Mary Lumpkin. Mary informs William that "Ma" has sent several shirts for him and for enslaved people in his household and instructs him to give the hunting shirt to them if it does not fit. Mary speculates about the political prospects of her husband, John H. Lumpkin
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
No full text1799-1867 Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia 1846-67 Founder, Lumpkin Law School (later becoming the University of Georgia School of Law) Georgia Legislature 1824-25
Artist: Unknown Donor: Hoke Smith Location: Founders Galleryhttps://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/portrait/1029/thumbnail.jp
Mary Lumpkin correspondence with William Crutchfield, 1845 December 19
No full textA letter to William Crutchfield from his sister Mary Lumpkin. Mary informs William that "Ma" has sent several shirts for him and for enslaved people in his household and instructs him to give the hunting shirt to them if it does not fit. Mary speculates about the political prospects of her husband, John H. Lumpkin
Interview with Oliver Lumpkin
No full textSergeant Oliver Lumpkin was born in Richland, Georgia. He joined the Corps in 1946 and served with the 51st Defense Battalion in the Ellice Islands. After leaving the Corps, he attended Ft. Valley State College and taught at Savannah, Georgia. He obtained a master's degree from Tuskegee University and his doctorate from Ohio State University, after which he served on the faculty of Clemson University for fifteen years. He resides in Savannah, Georgia
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
No full text1799-1867 Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia 1846-67 Founder, Lumpkin Law School (later becoming the University of Georgia School of Law) Georgia Legislature 1824-25
Artist: Charles Frederick Naegele (1857-1944) View other paintings by Naegele including September which is held by the Morris Museum of Art in Augusta, GA
Donor: Unknown Location: Library Annexhttps://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/portrait/1082/thumbnail.jp
John H. Lumpkin correspondence with William Crutchfield, 1847 March 16
No full textA letter from John H. Lumpkin to William Crutchfield regarding Lumpkin's future career plans. Lumpkin also inquires about Crutchfield finding him a cook. A note on the outside envelope reads, "From J. H. Lumpkin on business -- wants a house girl.
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