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Essay | Clasroom lecture on the Bible, 1848-1857
Mary Caldwell
Classroom lecture on the Bible, author unknown [possibly Mary Darthula Greer Caldwell][1848-1857].
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Essay | On "Seeing Ourselves Through Others' Eyes,” 1848-1857
Essay on “Seeing Ourselves Through Others’ Eyes,” [1848-1857, probably by one of the students at either the Jacksonville Male or Jacksonville Female Academy].
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Essay | “The Bible,” 1848-1857
Essay entitled “The Bible,” [1848-1857]. [Unlikely Mary Darthula Greer Caldwell is the author; handwriting does not match her signed correspondence. More probably an essay by one of the students at either the Jacksonville Male or Jacksonville Female Academy].
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Essay | “The Imagination,” 1848-1857
Essay entitled “The Imagination,” [1848-1857, probably by one of the students at either the Jacksonville Male or Jacksonville Female Academy].
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Essay | “The Trial of the Thief Procrastnation,” 1848-1857
Essay entitled “The Trial of the Thief Procrastination,” [1848-1857, probably by one of the students at either the Jacksonville Male or Jacksonville Female Academy].
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Poem | “Queen of May,” 1848-1857
Mary Caldwell
Poem, “Queen of May” on front with six names on back: Annie Lester, Emma [Camion], Florence Woods, Mollie Carroll, Ella White and Katie Henderson, [1848-1857].
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Speech | Text of a speech given by John Henry Caldwell, 1848-1857
John Henry Caldwell
Text of a speech [given by John Henry Caldwell, probably in Jacksonville, Alabama] on the subject of education [1857].
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Speech | Text of a speech given by John Henry Caldwell, after 1865
John Henry Caldwell
Speech [by John Henry Caldwell] at a meeting of Confederate veterans, [after 1865].
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Poem | “Once Again dear lord, we pray" copied by Mary Caldwell, after 1888
Mary Caldwell
Poem/hymn [possibly copied by Mary Darthula Greer Caldwell from words by Mary J. Willcox] “Once again, dear Lord, we pray” on front; Bible verses and notes on the back.
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Speech | Text of a speech given by John Henry Caldwell, after 1890
John Henry Caldwell
Text of a speech [probably given by John Henry Caldwell] on death, remembrance, and the Civil War [after 1890].
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Essay | Information regarding public lands and Alabama schools signed by John Henry Caldwell, and notes on Colonial American history, 1897
John Henry Caldwell
Information regarding indemnification of tracts of public lands selected for the construction of schools in certain townships, signed by John Henry Caldwell [on front]; notes regarding colonial American history [on back], 1897.”
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Poem | 3 poems by Florence Gunn, c.1900
Florence Gunn
Poems on 3 pages, with two signed “Florence” and one addressed to “Carl” [possibly Carl Stanton Lay, c.1900].
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Poem | Poem about Josephine, possibly by Florence Gunn, c.1900
Florence Gunn
Poem about Josephine [possibly Josie Caldwell Lay, possibly authored by Florence Gunn, c.1900].
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Shower Book and Poems | Josie Caldwell shower book and love poems between her and Carl Lay, September 1906
Josie Caldwell
(1) Linen shower book of Josie Caldwell, Jacksonville, Alabama, September 12, 1906 (2) poem [probably by Josie Caldwell to Carl Lay] (3) poem [probably by Carl Lay to Josie Caldwell] [poems are undated and unsigned].