Drayton family papers, 1837-1869
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| | Sort by: | ▲ Title | Description | | 61. | | Poetry: Loss of the Artic | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), on the sinking of the liner "Artic" | | 62. | | Poetry: My Beloved City | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), on the "death" of Charleston. Written for the Charleston Courier. | | 63. no preview
available | | Poetry: My Brothers Wife | Handwritten poem by James Drayton, about his brother's wife (Sarah Martha Drayton) | | 64. no preview
available | | Poetry: My Mother | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), about his mother, Mary Middleton Shoolbred | | 65. | | Poetry: Song for the South | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), urging Carolinians to rise and fight the Union forces | | 66. no preview
available | | Poetry: Song for the South | Handwritten poem by James S. Drayton, urging southern men to rise and fight the Union forces | | 67. no preview
available | | Poetry: The Boatmans Song | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), on the travails of a boatman and crew | | 68. no preview
available | | Poetry: The death of a wife | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), on the death of Louisa Eleanor Drayton | | 69. no preview
available | | Poetry: The Dying Girl | Handwritten, incomplete poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), on a dying girl | | 70. no preview
available | | Poetry: The Dying Girl | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), on a dying girl | | 71. no preview
available | | Poetry: The Fine Old Maiden Lady | Handwritten poem by member of Drayton Family about a elderly neighbor | | 72. no preview
available | | Poetry: The Indian's Complaint | Printed poem by Goldreef | | 73. | | Poetry: The Merchant Song | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), describing a week in the life of a merchant | | 74. | | Poetry: The Sabbath Day | Handwritten poem by James S. Drayton delighting in the Sabbath Day | | 75. | | Poetry: To Miss L.A.W. | Handwritten love poem by "Hall" (Drayton, James S.), to Louisa Ann Willis | | 76. | | Poetry: To Miss Louisa | Handwritten love poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), to Louisa (either Elford or Willis) | | 77. | | Poetry: To My Departed Wife | Handwritten poem by "Hall" (James Drayton), about his deceased wife, Louisa Eleanor Drayton | | 78. | | Poetry: To the Washington Light Infantry on their Departure for Virginia, May 31, 1861 | Handwritten poem by Drayton, James S., lauding the Washington Light Infantry's march north to face the Union Army | | 79. | | Poetry: Unititled | Handwritten poem by James Drayton on financial responsibility | | 80. | | Poetry: Untitled | Handwritten poem by James Drayton about "Autumn Time" |
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