Wilkinson-Keith Family Papers
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041. Anna Wilkinson to Eleanora Wilkinson -- Oct. 10, n.d. Anna writes of her hope her mother will visit and of her newborn child. 182. no preview
031. Anna Wilkinson to Eleanora Wilkinson -- May 6, 1828 Anna Wilkinson writes to her mother concerning her mother's offer to come stay with her during her illness. Anna says that she is welcome to stay with her, but that the room is warm so her mother may be more comfortable staying at her own house. She also mentions a way to use quicksilver to keep away bugs. 183. no preview
032. Anna Wilkinson to Eleanora Wilkinson -- May 23, 1828 Anna Wilkinson writes to her mother after spending a week on laudanum to relieve her pain. She discusses the recent death of a child in the Belin family. Another person writes a note at the end of the letter, and corrects the date. 184. no preview
046. Anna Keith to Paul Trapier Keith -- April 19, 1844 Anna describes having leeches applied to her children, seemingly to treat small pox. 185. no preview
049. Anna Bella Keith to Magdalen Keith -- date unknown Anna Bella writes to Willis offering Christian encouragement 186. no preview
140. Anna Bella Keith to Magdelen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- June 1, 1882 Anna Bella writes to her daughter on family health 187. no preview
154. Anna Bella Wilkinson Keith to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall -- July. 19, c.1880s? Anna Bella writes of the troubles of one of her children whom she loves though her "child is at fault led away by Sin into Sin" 188. no preview
003. B.S.S. to Willis An addendum to a longer letter, in which the writer praises Willis for keeping faith in God. The writer also states that Henry has a "lady-love" who is said to be a fine young lady, and rich. 189. no preview
142. "Grandma" Marshall to Alex Marshall -- May 8, 1884 Alex's mother writes thanking Alex for news of his and Maddie's newborn daughter. 190. no preview
113. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- Sept. 20, 1879 Alex writes to his wife on the prospect of seeing her soon and the failure of Adger and Walter's business. 191. no preview
127. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- June 30, 1888 Alex writes to his wife from Birmingham, Alabama on business prospects there. He encloses a picture card of Lakeview Hotel. 192. no preview
107. Alex Keith (brother) to Magdelen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall [nee Keith] -- Aug. 3, 1874 Alex writes to his sister, scolding her for letting him forget his things 193. no preview
106. Alex Keith (brother) to Magdelen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall [nee Keith] -- Sept. 3, 1872 Alex writes to his sister, discussing the health of family members and that the fees for a pew at St. Michael's church are affecting attendance 194. no preview
109. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Keith (nee Keith) -- Apr. 15, 1878 Alex writes on the health of his family and notes he has confirmed to friends that he and Maddie are not engaged. 195. no preview
135. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- Sept., 18, 1882 Alex writes on his return journey from New York to South Carolina 196. no preview
114. Alex Marshall to Magdelen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- Sept. 21, 1879 Alex writes on going to church, reading, the weather, and visiting family. 197. no preview
129. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- Sept. 22, 1883 Alex writes of his work, his treatment of the children and his wish Magdalen would write more. 198. no preview
136. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- Aug., 28, 1882 Alex writes of his time in New Haven 199. no preview
123. Alex Marshall and Maynard Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- May 1, 1890 Alex writes of Charleston's superiority to Georgetown, S.C. and Maynard writes of his boyish games. 200. no preview
130. Alex Marshall to Magdalen Elizabeth Wilkinson Marshall (nee Keith) -- July 3, 1886 Alex writes of a train and boat trip.
