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Collection Overview

Title: Beggs and Lane Collection. Blount and Blount and Carter Papers., 1906-1930

Extent: 77.4 Cubic Feet

Arrangement: Alphabetical

Date Acquired: 00/00/1984

Formats/Genres: Abstracts--Florida., Briefs--Florida., Case files--Florida., Genealogies--Southern States., Legal files--Florida., Photographs--Florida.

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The records of the firm are extensive as it was the corporate attorney for numerous West Florida businesses including railroad andlumber companies. Select subjects include the American Lumber Company, Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, Children's Home Society of Florida, Escambia County School Board, Escambia Gulf Beach Resort, First National Bank of Pensacola, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Duncan U. Fletcher, Florida Chautauqua, Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, Forbes Company, German-American Lumber Company, Gulf Power Company, Kupfrian Park Company, Okaloosa County, City of Pensacola, Pensacola Electric Company. Pensacola Electric Terminal Company (streetcars), Pensacola and Hervey Hotel (San Carlos Hotel), Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, South Florida Stores Corporation (Piggly-Wiggly stores) Tampa Electric Company, and Valparaiso Development Company. Other files include such topics as bank closures, suits to recover Union Army damages during the Civil War, workmen's compensation cases, boundary disputes, the street car strike in 1908, operation of businesses, and records accumulated by the businesses and partners reflecting civic and social life in the West Florida region.

Records including case files, correspondence, legal briefs, photographs, abstracts, and other materials concerning the activities of law partners and clients of the firm. Included among William A Blount's papers are personal correspondence from family members, genealogical notes, and his files relating to the construction of the Blount Building (1907) and his estate Sea Marge (1908), his campaign for the U. S. Senate in 1910, work as trustee for the estates of H. M. Flagler and Mary Lily Flagler Bingham and as attorney for the Florida East Coast Railway, work as president of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, and presidency of the Americal Bar Association (1920-1921).

Subject/Index Terms

American Bar Association.
American Lumber Company.
Bagdad Land and Lumber Company.
Bank failures--Florida.
Bingham, Mary Lily Kenan, 1867-1917--Estate.
Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railway Company.
Blount, Alexander Clement, 1860-1923.
Blount, William A (William Alexander), 1851-1921.
Blount and Blount.
Blount family.
Blunt family.
Business enterprises--Florida.
Carter, Francis B. (Francis Beauregard), 1861-1937.
Childrens Home Society of Florida.
Escambia County (Fla.)--School Board.
Escambia County Gulf Beach Resort.
First Methodist Episcopal Church (Pensacola, Fla.)
First National Bank of Pensacola.
Flagler, Henry Morrison, 1830-1913--Estate.
Fletcher, Duncan Upshaw, 1859-1936.
Florida--Boundaries.
Florida--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Destruction and pillage.
Florida--Politics and government--1865-1950.
Florida--Social life and customs--20th century.
Florida Chautauqua.
Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago.
Florida East Coast Railway.
German-American Lumber Company.
Gulf Power Company.
John Forbes and Company.
Kupfrian Park Company.
Law firms--Florida--Pensacola.
Lumber trade--Florida.
National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
Okaloosa County (Fla.).
Pensacola (Fla.)
Pensacola and Hervey Hotel Company.
Pensacola Electric Company.
Pensacola Electric Terminal Company.
Railroads--Florida.
San Carlos Hotel (Pensacola, Fla.).
Sea Marge (Pensacola, Fla.)
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
South Florida Stores Corporation.
Strikes and lockouts--Electric railroads--Florida--Pensacola.
Tampa Electric Company.
United States. Congress. Senate--Elections, 1910.
Valparaiso Development Company.
W. A. Blount Building (Pensacola, Fla.).
War damage compensation--Florida.
Workers' compensation--Florida.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: Open to researchers, dependent on our compliance with U.S. Copyright Law, HIPPA requirements, donor agreements and other applicable state and federal statutes. Occasionally we may need to review a collection before permitting immediate access.

Use Restrictions: Digital photography, scanning, and photocopying of materials is prohibited. Permission may be granted by the Special Collections Librarian for such reprography dependent on issues of copyright, ownership, condition, donor agreements, etc. In general, staff do not make reproductions of copyright materials or materials for which title is not owned by the institution. Recent revisions in the U.S. Copyright Law extended the copyright of correspondence, letters, and other personal papers to the life of the author plus seventy years

Acquisition Source: Gift of Beggs and Lane Law Firm, 1984.

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Box 1

Folder 1: Abercrombie, James, Heirs, 1855-1862: Suit against the United States Government for bricks delivered by the firm of Abercrombie and Dayton. [1 piece]
Folder 2: Adkinson Lumber Company, 1917-1921: Letter of patent to J. H. Adkinson, W. K. Hyer, A. Marion Hyer and C. M. Frank. [11 pieces]
Folder 3: Advertising Club of Pensacola, 1924: Application for charter. [7 pieces]
Folder 4: African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church of Pensacola, 1907: Proposal to incorporate and sales contract to property, Lot 307, Old City, Pensacola. [4 pieces]
Folder 5: Aiken Towboat and Barge Company, 1916-1917: Claim for compensation for salvage of the Schooner "Sadie C. Sumner" and Cargo. Ship was wrecked during a hurricane. [94 pieces]
Folder 6: Aiken Towboat and Barge Company, 1919-1928: Correspondence. [17 pieces]
Folder 7: Alabama and Florida Railroad Company, 1920: Minority Stockholders' right to have remaining assets sold in equity where corporation is abandoned. [7 pieces]
Folder 8: Alabama and West Florida Railroad Company, 1904; 1926: Organization of a corporation. Stockholders: A. E. Mayo, G. K. B. Andrews, E. B. Southworth, David Seitner and J. W. Williams. Principal place of business, Chipley, Florida. [50 pieces]
Folder 9: Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company, 1910-1916: Legal decisions. [23 pieces]
Folder 10: Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company, 1911: Employee relations. [9 pieces]
Folder 11: Alger Sullivan Lumber Company, 1912: Filing of amendment to charter with Secretary of State of Florida. [4 pieces]
Folder 12: Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company, 1912-1920: Employment of minors. [8 pieces]
Folder 13: Allied Printing Trades Benevolent Association, 1906: Application for incorporation. [5 pieces]
Folder 14: American Guild Chapter of Pensacola, 1906: Settlement of policy of Robert Langford, deceased. [6 pieces]
Folder 15: American Lumber Company, 1918-1921: Correspondence. [88 pieces]
Folder 16: American Lumber Company, 1918-1924: Correspondence--Alien Property Custodian, dissolution of company. [78 pieces]

Box 2

Folder 17: American Lumber Company, 1919: Correspondence. [66 pieces]
Folder 18: American Lumber Company, 1918-1919: Correspondence. [268 pieces]

Box 3

Folder 19: American Lumber Company, 1919-1922: Correspondence. [130 pieces]
Folder 20: American Lumber Company, 1917-1919: Eitzen-Touart Company vs. American Lumber Company. [60 pieces]
Folder 21: American Lumber Company, 1918-1919: Emergency Fleet Corporation, contract. [22 pieces]
Folder 22: American Lumber Company, 1919: Emergency Fleet Corporation vs. American Lumber Company. [4 pieces]
Folder 23: American Lumber Company, 1920-1921: Enemy Determination and Seizure. [33 pieces]
Folder 24: American Lumber Company, 1924-1925: Furness Withy and Company vs. Alien Property Custodian. [4 pieces]
Folder 25: American Lumber Company, 1918: Gulf Shipping Company. (Photographs) [6 pieces]
Folder 26: American Lumber Company, 1918: Bates and Rogers Construction Company. Contract reconstruction of a shipyard and a shipbuilding plant near Millville, Florida. [1 piece]
Folder 27: American Lumber Company, 1919: Bates and Rogers Construction Company. Mechanic's lien. [2 pieces]
Folder 28: American Lumber Company, 1915: Robinson Point Lumber Company. (Map) [1 piece]

Box 4

Folder 29: American National Bank, 1908-1909: Bond for Seville Building. [58 pieces]
Folder 30: American National Bank, 1913: American National Bank vs. City of Pensacola, Assessment. [7 pieces]
Folder 31: American National Bank, 1914: Run on Bank. [7 pieces]
Folder 32: American Pilots Association, 1908-1919: Senate Race. Correspondence. [7 pieces]
Folder 33: American Seating Corporation, 1911-1912: American Seating Corporation vs. Bonita Theater. [24 pieces]
Folder 34: Americal Ship Service Corporation, 1922: Americal Ship Service Corporation vs. Ray Hardware Company. [39 pieces]
Folder 35: Andalusia Light and Power Company, 1914: Bonds; Malcomb Yonge, at default and W. H. Hyer, endorser. [8 pieces]
Folder 36: Andalusia, Florida and Gulf Railway, 1925: Certificate of Abandoment. [1 piece]
Folder 37: Anderson Clayton and Company, 1916-1919: Anderson Clayton and Company vs. The Serra Line. Re-shipment of cotton to Liverpool. [77 pieces]
Folder 38: Anderson Clayton and Company, 1920-1921: Anderson Clayton and Company vs. The Serra Line. Re-shipment of cotton to Liverpool. [70 pieces]
Folder 39: Andrews, Edward F., 1913: Manatee County, Florida--Murder appeal. [3 pieces]
Folder 40: Andrews, George, 1906: Assignment of property to pay debtors. [1 piece]
Folder 41: Anderson, Warren E., Dr., 1909; 1911: Chairman of City Democratic Committee--Legal opinions. [3 pieces]
Folder 42: Apalachicola Land Company, 1926: Efforts to locate said company. [2 pieces]

Box 5

Folder 43: Apalachicola Northern Railway Company, 1906-1909: Margaret A. Zulawsky, et al, vs. the St. Joseph Land and Development Company and Alica Butler. Susan M. Estes, et al, va. Apalachicola Northern Railway Company and St. Joseph Land and Development Company. Re-Right-of-Way over land, Section 11-32 T2S R1E, Liberty County, Florida. [176 pieces]
Folder 44: Apalachicola Northern Railway Company, 1910-1911: Validity of State land grants. [23 pieces]
Folder 45: Apalachicola Northern Railway Company, 1921-1923: David Sommers, et al va. Apalachicola Northern Railway Company. Title to real estate in Franklin County, Florida. [90 pieces]
Folder 46: Apalachicola Northern Railway Company, 1923: Apalachicola Northern Railway Company vs. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. St. Joseph Land and Development Company vs. United States Fidality and Guaranty Company. [18 pieces]

Box 6

Folder 47: Apostle, Nict, 1907-1908: Lease for 209 and 211 South Palafox Street, Pensacola, Florida. [2 pieces]
Folder 48: Arbona, Fannie Vs. Blount Construction Company, 1910-1915: Excavations on County Jail footings allowed her building to settle. Blueprints (2) Block E, Main Street, August 9, 1870, James Harding, City Surveyor. [36 pieces]
Folder 49: Arbona, Fannie vs. Southner Bell, 1908-1909: Negligence during construction. Diagram of 13th Street between 8th Avenue and 10th Avenue showing electric light and trolley poles. [26 pieces]
Folder 50: Armor Packing Company, 1906-1909: Purchase of Arpent Lot 32, Pensacola, Florida from heirs of Thomas Hannah, for a freight building. For other land purchases see Cotton Screwman's Association. [32 pieces]
Folder 51: Askegren, C. M., 1908-1911: Patent for coal loader aboard ship. [60 pieces]
Folder 52: Associated Charities of Jacksonville, Florida, 1916-1920: Solicitation of funds. [8 pieces]
Folder 53: Ates, Thomas, Deceased, 1908-1909: Suit to revoke the appoint of William Ates, son, as administrator of estate, Santa Rosa County, Florida. Reference to sale of wool. [8 pieces]
Folder 54: Ausfeld and Blount, Architects, 1906: Frederick Ausfeld and Fernando M. Blount, contract with City of Pensacola to build a jail. [2 pieces]
Folder 55: Avant-Pace Company, 1922-1936: Application for Letter of Patent, purchase of lease of the Consolidated Grocery Company of Pensacola, Florida, purchase of Lewis-Chitty-Consolidated of Pensacola, Florida. Stockholders were J. A. Avant, Ashley D. Pace, J. G. Pace, J. C. Pace. Name changed in 1929 to the Pace Company. Purchase of mortgages from the Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company. [24 pieces]
Folder 56: Axelson Burg S., Estate, 1925-1926: Final account and discharge. [28 pieces]
Folder 57: Axelson, Gustave, Minor Children, 1911-1912: Guardianship of Christine and John Newton Axelson. [24 pieces]
Folder 58: Axelson, Esther (Mrs. Gustave), 1911-1913: Esther (Mrs. Gustave) Axelson vs. Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railroad Company, title of Section 34 T1S R20W. [39 pieces]
Folder 59: B and B Cafe, 1919: Partnership in Griffin and Company for purpose of running a cafe. Partners were Louis Stassinos Griffin, Louis A. Stassinos, George Poulos and Peter Booras. [2 pieces.
Folder 60: B and B Fruit Store, 1919: 12 South Palafox Street, Pensacola, Florida. Sales agreement between Louis Allen, George Pappas and Nick Goumas. [3 pieces]
Folder 61: Baars, Dunwoody and Company, 1904-1912: Bankruptcy--John McDavid, Trustee, deceased. [41 pieces]
Folder 62: H. Baars and Company, 1916-1919: H. Baars and Company vs. North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. Sinking of the S. S. Gamen by German submarine. [66 pieces]

Box 7

Folder 63: H. Baars and Company, 1916-1919: H. Baars and Company vs. North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. [77 pieces]
Folder 64: Baars, Theo, 1918-1922: Douville Timber Land Company vs. Theo Baars. [37 pieces]

Box 8

Folder 65: Atlantic and St. Andrews Bay Railway Company and Enterprise Lumber Company, 1907-1910: M. M. Elkan (contractor) vs. Failure to honor contract for construction of railroad. [329 pieces]
Folder 66: Atlantic and St. Andrews Bay Railway Company, 1918-1919: Atlantic and St. Andrews Bay Railway Company vs. German-American Lumber Company--Lease of railway cars. [79 pieces]
Folder 67: Atlantic and St. Andrews Bay Railway Company, 1920-1922: J. H. Drummond requests legal opinion on rumming of trains. [12 pieces]
Folder 68: Atlantic and St. Andrews Bay Railway Company, 1921: Atlantic and St. Andrews Bay Railway Company vs. City of St. Andrews, Florida. Complainants J. H. Drummond, A. D. Weller, T. J. McSween C. J. Bryan, G. M. West, et al. Official Stenographer's minutes before the Interstate Commerce Commission, Dicket #1159. [1 piece]

Box 9

Folder 69: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1919: Alabama, State of vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company--Foreign Corporations doing business in the state. [72 pieces]
Folder 70: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1917: Bay Point Mill Company--Land purchase. [6 pieces]
Folder 71: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1910-1919: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company vs. Blackwater Mill Company, Debt. [16 pieces]
Folder 72: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1913-1915: Clark, L. H. and W. W. vs. Bagdad Land and Lumber Company--Bagdad Land and Lumber Company creates a public nuisance within the city of Milton, Florida. [18 pieces]
Folder 73: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1912-1916: Correspondence. [140 pieces]
Folder 74: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1917-1919: Correspondence. [86 pieces]
Folder 75: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1912: County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida vs J. W. C. Mann, Tax Assessor on behalf of Bagdad Land and Lumber Company and J. J. McCaskill. [12 pieces]
Folder 76: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1912: Elliot, Henry. Land abstracts--correspondence. [22 pieces]
Folder 77: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1914: Florida Railroad Commissioners Hearing--Status of Bagdad Land and Lumber Company as a common carrier. [1 piece]
Folder 78: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1918: Gainer, Lonnie vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company--Liability status in death of employee. [12 pieces]
Folder 79: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1918-1924: Germain Company vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company--Failure to deliver lumber at a specified time. [60 pieces]

Box 10

Folder 80: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1913-1914: A. J. Keyton and D. T. Williams Company vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company--Failure to pay debts. [18 pieces]
Folder 81: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1912: Peters, Paul vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company. Cook at Camp #9 sues for breach of contract. [23 pieces]
Folder 82: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1916: Simpson and Company. Title examination. [3 pieces]
Folder 83: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1919-1922: Jay Smith Lumber Company vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company and Stearns and Culver Company--Failure to ship lumber. [62 pieces]
Folder 84: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1909-1917: Langley, John L. vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company. Railroad spur construction and nuisance, Bagdad, Florida. [42 pieces]
Folder 85: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1912-1917: Legal opinions. [50 pieces]
Folder 86: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1918-1919: Legal opinions. [21 pieces]
Folder 87: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1918-1919: Leonard, John L., Bagdad Land and Lumber Company vs Loss of Irish potato seed. [30 pieces]
Folder 88: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1917: Squatters, Opinion on. [4 pieces]
Folder 89: Bagdad Land and Lumber Company, 1919: Victory County, Proposed new county. [3 pieces]
Folder 90: Bagdad Lumber Company, 1912: Reorganization to Bagdad Land and Lumber Company. [1 piece]

Box 11

Folder 91: Bagdad Sectional Dry Dock Company, 1909: George Bruce vs John A. Merritt and R. H. Turner, non-payment of bill on the Schooner Don Christina. [8 pieces]
Folder 92: Bagdad Investment Company, 1919-1925: H. P. Ferris, opinion of title, Blocks 61 and 91, East King Tract. Jay Smith Lumber Company suit, pertaining to prices of lumber at time orders were placed. [62 pieces]
Folder 93: Bagdad Manufacturing Company, 1907: Bagdad Manufacturing Company vs J. C. Crowson, General Manager and Director, breach of contract. [19 pieces]
Folder 94: Bagdad Mercantile Company, 1906-1910: Bankruptcy. [17 pieces]
Folder 95: Bagdad Mercantile Company, 1907-1908: Incorporation and bankruptcy. [15 pieces]
Folder 96: Bagdad Mercantile Company, 1908: Bagdad Mercantile Company vs Steamer Linus--John A. Langley, promissory note to J. A. Schafer. Sale of the Linus. [15 pieces]
Folder 97: Bagdad Mercantile Company, 1911: Bankruptcy. [5 pieces]
Folder 98: Bagdad Nursery and Orchard, 1921-1928: Alleged bankruptcy. [24 pieces]
Folder 99: Bagdad Sash Factory Company, 1906; 1924: Lien on Lotts 18-20, Block 149, New City of Pensacola, Florida. [19 pieces]
Folder 100: Bank of Baker, 1916-1917: Bank Construction Company vs J. W. McCart, includes blueprints of bank and office furniture catalogs. [50 pieces]
Folder 101: Baker Patent Cup and Turpentine Company, 1910-1913: Herty Turpentine Cup Company vs Arthur H. Baker. [208 pieces]
Folder 102: Baker Cup and Gutter Company, 1912-1914: Attorney McGill vs Baker Cup and Gutter Company. [102 pieces]

Box 12

Folder 103: Baldwin County Colonization Company, 1906-1908: Transfer of land between Souther States Lumber Company, Southern Alabama Development Company and the Baldwin County Colonization Company. [27 pieces]
Folder 104: Baldwin County Telephone Company, 1906: Sale of companyStock. [23 pieces]
Folder 105: Banking, Savings and Trust Company, 1915-1926: Legal opinions regarding loans to Board of Public Instruction of Santa Rosa County, Florida, Hyer Lumber Company, Calhoun County Courthouse, City of Pensacola (well for Water Works), Journal Publishing Company, Hanna Estate, Garden Theater, Peadon, Boley, Hall, Peagler, Avery, Reese, Victory Ice and Seafood, Pardon, McCaskill, Barkdull, St. Andrews Bay Lumber Company, Robinson, Pfeiffer, Osceola Country Club Estates Holding Syndicate and Deer. Name change from Banking Savings and Trust Company to First Bank and Trust Company of Pensacola. [71 pieces]
Folder 106: Barella Grant, 1906: T3S R32W Attempt to have it made public domain. [9 pieces]
Folder 107: Barksdale, J. M., 1909: State of Florida vs Barksdale, running a boarding house without a license. [3 pieces]
Folder 108: D. F. Barnhill and Company (Naval Stores), 1917-1918: Loxley, Alabama, Sales Contract and inventory of business. [2 pieces]
Folder 109: Barrancas Avenue, 1910-1912: Paving. [3 pieces]
Folder 110: Barracks Street Sullivan Wharf, Pensacola, Florida, 1914-1924: Ejection of Pensacola Electric Company by Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company. Contains blueprint showing survey of Barracks Street Wharf. [7 pieces]
Folder 111: Bay County, Florida, 1914: Mary E. Davis, et al vs J. H. Drummond, T4S R14W. [4 pieces]
Folder 112: Bay County, Florida, 1908-1917: Section 6 T4S R14W, Ejection suit, Jacob Robinson patent. [73 pieces]
Folder 113: Bay County, Florida, 1914; 1917: Site Election, State ex. Rel., J. H. Drummond, vs R. L. Mckenzie, et al, as County Commissioners of Bay County, Florida. [19 pieces]
Folder 114: Bay Couty Road Commission, 1920: Bond road money usage. [9 pieces]
Folder 115: Bay Fisheries Company, 1918-1919: St. Andrews, Florida--United Fisheries Company vs Bay Fisheries Company and J. H. Drummond. Hiring of the schooner Rita Viator. [22 pieces]

Box 13

Folder 116: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1922: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

City of Milton map, Willings Street area. [1 piece]
Folder 117: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1922: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Correspondence. [74 pieces]
Folder 118: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1923: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Correspondence. [23 pieces]
Folder 119: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1924: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Correspondence. [55 pieces]
Folder 120: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1925-1926: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Correspondence. [31 pieces]
Folder 121: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1922: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Court documents. [23 pieces]
Folder 122: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, nd: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Court briefs, United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit. [7 pieces]

Box 14

Folder 123: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1923: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Court documents. [35 pieces]
Folder 124: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, 1924: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Court documents. [20 pieces]
Folder 125: Bates Department Store, Milton, Florida, nd: M. Scheuer and C. W. Cobb, Trustees for Scheuer, Wise and Company, Harry Scheuer, J. D. Kleinhauser, C. W. Cobb and S. N. Cox, Plaintiffs in Error, vs St. Paul Fire and Marine.

Court briefs, United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit. [7 pieces]

Box 15

Folder 126: Bay Point Mill Company, 1913-1916: Land transactions between W. J. Martin, Alabama Land Agent, A. G. Forbes of Starr Piano Company, Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company and Peter Rosasco. Hardwoods. Blueprint of R31 30, 29W, Escambia County, Florida. [79 pieces]
Folder 127: Baylen Street Whart Company, 1927-1930: Baylen Street Whart Company vs Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company. Hurricane of September 1926. [27 pieces]
Folder 128: Bayou Chico Bridge, 1919: Lien against bridge by Forbes, Quigley and Morgan. [5 pieces]
Folder 129: Bayou Chico Bridge, 1919: F. M. Blount's application to establish a bridge or ferry across Bayou Chico. [2 pieces]
Folder 130: Bayou Chico (Little Bayou), 1911: Inquiry about authority to set regulation for a bridge from Pensacola Electric Company. [3 pieces]
Folder 131: Bayou Chico Bridge, 1918-1919: Duval Lumber Company vs Pensacola Electric Company and Converse Bridge and Steel Company, McGrath and Bartholomew, subcontractors, lien against. [10 pieces]
Folder 132: Bayview Land Company, 1908-1909: Inclrporation by George W. Wise, Gadsden, Alabama. Alonzo Vitrian Tract. [8 pieces]
Folder 133: Bayview Park, 1918-1919: Bids for casino privileges and concessions. Agreement with Escambia County Electric Light and Power Company for lighting of automobile drive at Bayview Park. [4 pieces]

Folder 133A: Beal, Philip D., 1923--National Democratic Party Fundraising. [3 pieces]
Folder 134: Beers, Annie M., 1914: Foreclosure of mortgage. [1 piece]
Folder 135: Beers, Mrs. A. M., 1905-1914: McWhorter Estate. [77 pieces]
Folder 136: Bell Cafe, 1919: 331 South Palafox Street, purchased by S. Griffin from Peter Fondes and George Passas. [4 pieces]
Folder 137: Bell Tailoring Company, 1926: Bell Tailoring Company vs Bell Tailoring Company of Florida. Infringement on name. [24 pieces]
Folder 138: Berlin, N., 1911: Indendencia Street (107, 109, 111). Furniture store lease. [2 pieces]
Folder 139: Bierce, William, 1906: Sale of Pensacola Compress Company to the Atlantic Compress Company. [24 pieces]
Folder 140: Bijou Amusement Company, 1910-1911: Suit against S. Nye for payment of film rental fee. [7 pieces]

Box 16

Folder 141: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Failroad Company, 1904-1910: Records, papers and minutebook of the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company. A company incorporated in the state of Alabama, in 1903, by W. O. Butler, D. L. McKenzie, Orville G. Wales, James B. Huff, W. Miller Gordon, John Dozier Pou, Donald B. Jones, B. T. Hatcher, and C. M. Tune. In 1908, the bondholders and creditors, G. H. Dent, L. W. Foy, H. Lampley, A. H. Merrill, A. K. Merrill, W. A. Blount, A. C. Blount, Jr.., Francis B. Carter and W. A. Blount, Jr., filed suit against the company. The company went into receivership, the receiver being A. D. Campbell. Other transactions involved J. M. Garrett, L. E. Miller and Sale-Davis Company.

Corresspondence. [157 pieces]
Folder 142: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1905-1921: Records, papers and minutebook of the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company. A company incorporated in the state of Alabama, in 1903, by W. O. Butler, D. L. McKenzie, Orville G. Wales, James B. Huff, W. Miller Gordon, John Dozier Pou, Donald B. Jones, B. T. Hatcher, and C. M. Tune. In 1908, the bondholders and creditors, G. H. Dent, L. W. Foy, H. Lampley, A. H. Merrill, A. K. Merrill, W. A. Blount, A. C. Blount, Jr.., Francis B. Carter and W. A. Blount, Jr., filed suit against the company. The company went into receivership, the receiver being A. D. Campbell. Other transactions involved J. M. Garrett, L. E. Miller and Sale-Davis Company.

Correspondence. [30 pieces]
Folder 143: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1908-1916: Records, papers and minutebook of the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company. A company incorporated in the state of Alabama, in 1903, by W. O. Butler, D. L. McKenzie, Orville G. Wales, James B. Huff, W. Miller Gordon, John Dozier Pou, Donald B. Jones, B. T. Hatcher, and C. M. Tune. In 1908, the bondholders and creditors, G. H. Dent, L. W. Foy, H. Lampley, A. H. Merrill, A. K. Merrill, W. A. Blount, A. C. Blount, Jr.., Francis B. Carter and W. A. Blount, Jr., filed suit against the company. The company went into receivership, the receiver being A. D. Campbell. Other transactions involved J. M. Garrett, L. E. Miller and Sale-Davis Company.

Crrespondence. [150 pieces]
Folder 144: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1911-1921: Records, papers and minutebook of the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company. A company incorporated in the state of Alabama, in 1903, by W. O. Butler, D. L. McKenzie, Orville G. Wales, James B. Huff, W. Miller Gordon, John Dozier Pou, Donald B. Jones, B. T. Hatcher, and C. M. Tune. In 1908, the bondholders and creditors, G. H. Dent, L. W. Foy, H. Lampley, A. H. Merrill, A. K. Merrill, W. A. Blount, A. C. Blount, Jr.., Francis B. Carter and W. A. Blount, Jr., filed suit against the company. The company went into receivership, the receiver being A. D. Campbell. Other transactions involved J. M. Garrett, L. E. Miller and Sale-Davis Company.

Correspondence. [64 pieces]
Folder 145: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1911-1921: Records, papers and minutebook of the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company. A company incorporated in the state of Alabama, in 1903, by W. O. Butler, D. L. McKenzie, Orville G. Wales, James B. Huff, W. Miller Gordon, John Dozier Pou, Donald B. Jones, B. T. Hatcher, and C. M. Tune. In 1908, the bondholders and creditors, G. H. Dent, L. W. Foy, H. Lampley, A. H. Merrill, A. K. Merrill, W. A. Blount, A. C. Blount, Jr.., Francis B. Carter and W. A. Blount, Jr., filed suit against the company. The company went into receivership, the receiver being A. D. Campbell. Other transactions involved J. M. Garrett, L. E. Miller and Sale-Davis Company.

Correspondence. [243 pieces]
Folder 146: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1917-1922: Records, papers and minutebook of the Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company. A company incorporated in the state of Alabama, in 1903, by W. O. Butler, D. L. McKenzie, Orville G. Wales, James B. Huff, W. Miller Gordon, John Dozier Pou, Donald B. Jones, B. T. Hatcher, and C. M. Tune. In 1908, the bondholders and creditors, G. H. Dent, L. W. Foy, H. Lampley, A. H. Merrill, A. K. Merrill, W. A. Blount, A. C. Blount, Jr.., Francis B. Carter and W. A. Blount, Jr., filed suit against the company. The company went into receivership, the receiver being A. D. Campbell. Other transactions involved J. M. Garrett, L. E. Miller and Sale-Davis Company.

Correspondence. [125 pieces]

Box 17

Folder 147: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1923-1928: Corespondence. [88 pieces]
Folder 148: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1907: Garrett, J. M.--Suit for redemption of checks of L. E. Miller. [61 pieces]
Folder 149: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1903-1914: Gordon, William M.--Bond issue dispute. [256 pieces]
Folder 150: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1909-1921: Sale-Davis Company--Reimbursement for use of its railroad and wharf. [103 pieces]
Folder 151: Birmingham, Columbus and St. Andrews Railroad Company, 1903-1908: Stockholders and Directors Minutebook. [1 piece]

Box 18

Folder 152: Blackwater Mill Company, 1909-1911: Transfer of company stock to Fr. Juliis Schreyer. Interested parties include Peter Tomasello, Frank W. Stevens, Fred L. Allen, H. H. Boyer, H. A. Brosnaham, B. F. Jernigan and George E. Williams. [18 pieces]
Folder 153: Bishop of Mobile, 1914-1915: Reverend Edward P. Allen--Land purchase, Arpent lot 42, Old City, Pensacola, Florida. Papers to clear title. [33 pieces]
Folder 154: Blount and Blount, Attorneys of Water Valley, Mississippi, 1911: Dallas Land Company of Pensacola. [5 pieces]
Folder 155: Blount Family Genealogy, 1907-1915: Washington family lineage. [39 pieces]
Folder 156: Blount Family Genealogy, 1908-1915: Blount family. [17 pieces]
Folder 157: Blount Family Genealogy, 1920: Blount and Shepard family. [9 pieces]
Folder 158: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1906: Son at Homer Military School, Oxford, North Carolina. [1 piece]
Folder 159: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1908: Candidacy for judgeship. [4 pieces]
Folder 160: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1910-1911: Senatorial Race--Swindle of W. A. Blount by C. B. Suits. References to members of the Radcliffe family. [16 pieces]
Folder 161: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1912: Plans for vacationing at the Arlington Hotel, Waukesha, Wisconsin. [3 pieces]
Folder 162: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1913-1914: Dispute with Encyclopedia Americana Company. [18 pieces]
Folder 163: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1906-1908: Correspondence regarding property in Waukesha, Wisconsin. [21 pieces]
Folder 164: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1910-1914: Schooling for daughter at Sweet Briar, Virginia and Columbus, Tennessee. [18 pieces.
Folder 165: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1911-1912: Tuition for daughter Carrie at Florida State College for Women. [6 pieces]
Folder 166: Blount, A. C., Jr., 1912-1913: Correspondence regarding release of A. C. Blount, III from Florida State Militia duty. Property claim. [4 pieces]
Folder 167: Blount, Clement, 1915-1920: Bankruptcy. [4 pieces]
Folder 168: Blount, F. J., 1923: Heir of W. A. Blount. [1 piece]
Folder 169: Blount, Mary E. of Oak Grove, Alabama, 1909-1921: Financial statements. [170 pieces]
Folder 170: Blount, William A., 1907-1909: Speech to Georgia-Florida Bankers Association. Receipts of payments to the East Pensacola City Company. Resignation to the Concordia Club. [11 pieces]
Folder 171: Blount, W. A., Jr., 1923: Estate. [3 pieces]

Box 19

Folder 172: Blount Architectural Company, 1909: Stockholders: A. J. Keynton, F. M. Blount and Eisenschmidt. Incorporation papers. [4 pieces]
Folder 173: Blount Building, 1905: Correspondence and receipts. [49 pieces]
Folder 174: Blount Building, 1906: Correspondence and receipts. [292]
Folder 175: Blount Building, 1907: Correspondence and receipts. [13 pieces]
Folder 176: Blount Building, 1907: Correspondence and receipts. [148 pieces]
Folder 177: Blount Building, 1907-1909: Correspondence and receipts. [26 pieces]
Folder 178: Blount Building, 1908: Correspodence and receipts. [15 pieces]
Folder 179: Blount Building, 1909-1912: Correspondence and receipts. [7 pieces]

Box 20

Folder 180: Blount and Bear Building, East Garden Street, 1909-1914: [88 pieces]
Folder 181: Blount and Blount and Carter Law Firm, 1907-1916: Office furnishings. [115 pieces]
Folder 182: Blount and Blount and Carter Law Firm, nd: Office furnishings, catalogs. [15 pieces]
Folder 183: Blount and Carter Law Firm, 1905-1917: Accounts with sheriff and Clerk of Court. [183 pieces]
Folder 184: Blount and Blount aand Carter Law Firm, 1907: Retainer list. [1 piece]
Folder 185: Blount and Blount and Carter and Yonge Law Firm, 1917: Brief biographies of firm members. [1 piece]

Box 21

Folder 186: Blount Coals, Incorporated of Wilmington, Delaware, 1921: Proposed general coal brokerage and shippiing domestic and foreign. President A. M. Cohen, Secretary and treasurer F. M. Blount, both stockholders as well as W. A. Blount. [14 pieces]
Folder 187: Blount Construction Company, 1910-1913: F. M. Blount purchases shares in Keynton Construction Company, also buys Keynton's shares in Blount Architectural Company, Escambia County, Pensacola, Florida. [2 pieces]
Folder 188: Blount Construction Company, 1919: Correspondence with Navy Department over construction of Submarine Chasers Nos. 156-159. Correspondence with Senator Duncan Fletcher. [3 pieces]
Folder 189: Blount Construction Company, 1910-1915: Agreement to perform work on United states Government locks and dams numbered Two (2) and Three (3), Tombigbee River. Financing through Pensacola State Bank, interest on loan past due. [84 pieces]
Folder 190: Blount Construction Company, 1912: Blount Constgruction Company vs Escambia County, Florida. County Jail construction. [20 pieces]
Folder 191: Blount Construction Company, 1912-1917: State of Florida vs Clerk of Circuit Court and Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Escambia County, County Jail construction. [4 pieces]
Folder 192: Blount and Packard Land Company, 1910-1913: Correspondence. [235 pieces]
Folder 193: Blount and Packard Land Company, 1910-1913: Correspondence. [50 pieces]

Box 22

Folder 194: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918: Alien Property Custodian, correspondence. [4 pieces]
Folder 195: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1915: American Association for Internatioal Conciliation booklets containing articles related to the association's function. [14 pieces]
Folder 196: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1911: American Bar Association, correspondence. [59 pieces]
Folder 197: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912: American Bar Association, correspondence. [66 pieces]
Folder 198: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1913: American Bar Association, correspondence. [85 pieces]
Folder 199: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914-1916: American Bar Association, correspondence. [61 pieces]
Folder 200: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1915: Pamphlets. [36 pieces]

Box 23

Folder 201: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1920: American Bar Association, membership. [17 pieces]
Folder 202: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1918: American Bar Association, Executive Committee.
[60 pieces]
Folder 203: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: American Bar Association, Executive Committee.
[45 pieces]
Folder 204: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914-1916: American Defense Society. [13 pieces]
Folder 205: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: American Embassy Association. [5 pieces]
Folder 206: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: American Lumber Company--Retainer fees to Blount and Blount and Carter. American Lumber Company financial statement. [4 pieces]
Folder 207: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1918: American Red Cross, Pensacola, Florida. [4 pieces]
Folder 208: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1914: American Society of Jurisprudence. [13 pieces]
Folder 209: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1927: Blount, William A., bankruptcy of. [41 pieces]
Folder 210: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1909-1912: Battleship Florida Silver Service Commission. [134 pieces]
Folder 211: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914-1920: Biographical sketch of W. A. Blount for Who's Who and other publications. [14 pieces]
Folder 212: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914: Campaign for Federal Judgeship appointment. [54 pieces]

Box 24

Folder 213: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: Chess-Checker-Whist Club, Jacksonville, Florida.
[2 pieces]
Folder 214: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1920: Chi Phi fraternity. [33 pieces]
Folder 215: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910-1911: Committee on the Revision and Codification of the School Laws. [6 pieces]
Folder 216: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: Congressional race support. [6 pieces]
Folder 217: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907-1914: Cooperative Agency Company of Rome, Georgia--Blount represented approximately 100 stockholders of this company. [54 pieces]
Folder 218: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912: Darling, Joseph F.--Attack on Blount for "Unprofessional conduct." A family legal dispute. [9 pieces]
Folder 219: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1921-1922: Death of William A. Blount--Condolences. [5 pieces]
Folder 220: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1922: Estate of William A. Blount. [50 pieces]
Folder 221: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916; 1918: Democratic National Committee. [11 pieces]
Folder 222: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918-1919: Editorship--Central Law Journal. [9 pieces]
Folder 223: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1908-1917: ETA Trust Association, University of Georgia. [31 pieces]
Folder 224: Blount, William Alexander [SR.] (1851-1921), 1913: Escambia County Good Roads Club and Florida State Good Roads Association. [4 pieces]
Folder 225: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1921: Fatherless Children of France (American Society for the Relief of Frence War Orphans), Jacksonville, Florida. Letters from a French child to his sponsor. [33 pieces]

Box 25

Folder 226: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1899-1919: Finances. [81 pieces]

Folder 226a Finances 1907-1911 [43 pieces]
Folder 227: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911-1912: Finances [74 pieces]
Folder 228: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911-1916: Finances [87 pieces]
Folder 229: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1913: Finances [6 pieces]
Folder 230: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1913-1920: Finances [49 pieces]
Folder 231: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914-1915: Finances [10 pieces]
Folder 232: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1921: Flagler, Henry M. and Mary Lily (Flagler) Bingham, Estate. Debt of the Flagler and Bingham Estates to the Estate of William A Blount. [17 pieces]
Folder 233: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1917: Florida Bankers Association--W. A. addresses on the subject of Railroads in Florida. [14 pieces]

Box 26

Folder 234: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911-1913: Florida Commission on Uniform State Laws. [70 pieces]
Folder 235: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914: Florida Commission on Uniform State Laws. [27 pieces]
Folder 236: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1915-1916: Florida Commission on Uniform State Laws. [59 pieces]
Folder 237: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1920: Florida Hope Hall and Industrial Farm--The purpose of this organization was the care and training of discharged prisoners. Blount wa on the Board of Directors. [36 pieces]
Folder 238: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907: Florida Legislative Bills:
An Act requiring the separation to white and negro passengers, and prohibiting the thr operation of any car for the joint occupancy of the white and negro race...
An Act to require urban, suburban and interurban railway cars with fenders and cushions or shields necessary to the safety of persons and property...
An Act relating to the liability of persons, firms, corporations, and associations owning or operating any machinery in the conduct of any business or enterprise in this state.
Child labor law as it will effect the Apalachicola Oyster Industry. [65 pieces]
Folder 239: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: Florids State Memorial at Vicksburg, Mississippi, National Military Park. [6 pieces]
Folder 240: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1908-1811: Florida State Bar Association--W. A. Blount, President. Correspondence. [70 pieces]
Folder 241: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912: Florida State Bar Association--Correspondence. [108 pieces]

Box 27

Folder 242: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1913-1917: Florida State Bar Association--Correspondence. [62 pieces]
Folder 243: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920-1921: Florida State Bar Association--Correspondence. [4 pieces]
Folder 244: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910: Florida State College for Women--Blount for commencement speaker. [4 pieces]
Folder 245: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911-1912: Georgia Bar Association--Blount addresses the Georgia Bar Association at St. Simons Island. Title of address, The passing of individual rights of property, or the subjection of individual rights of property to the public good, as indicated and illustrated by the decisions of the Federal courts, and particularly of the Supreme Court of the United States.' [14 pieces]
Folder 246: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918: Greater Florida Association--Resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors. [5 pieces]
Folder 247: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: Gulf Shipbuilding Company, Incorporated--Financial statement. [5 pieces]
Folder 248: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912: Illinois Bar Association--Blount speaks on Procedural Reform. [11 pieces]
Folder 249: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1924: Income Tax Return--Reference to H. M. Flagler Estate, also includes an inventory of office expenses, with names of partners and employees
and their salaries and of the W. A. Blount Estate.
[30 pieces]
Folder 250: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1905-1907: Law library--Replacement and rebinding of books damaged in 1905 fire. [68 pieces]
Folder 251: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1913: Louisiana Bar Association--Blount speaks to association April 1913, about The People and the Courts. [18 pieces]
Folder 252: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907-1916: Medal for Essayist in Public Sthool No. 1, awarded by Blount each year. [9 pieces]
Folder 253: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1923: Memorial Medal--Given by the family of W. A. Blount to a student in the White High or Grammar Schools of Special Tax School District #16 who attains the highest average for the year in Scholarship, Department and attendance.
[1 piece]
Folder 254: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1915: Milton, W. H., Receivership--W. A. Blount bankruptcy and failure of First National Bank. Correspondence with Duncan Fletcher and Nathan P. Bryan. [20 pieces]
Folder 255: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1913: Miriam Blount, A. Blount's daughter--European tour. [20 pieces]
Folder 256: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: Mollie Blount, W. A. Blount's daughter--Transportation to school in Europe. [7 pieces]
Folder 257: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912: National Citizens League (For the promotion of a Sound Banking System), Florida Chapter. [4 pieces]
Folder 258: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910-1912: National Civic Federation--Workmen's Compensation Acts. [31 pieces]
Folder 259: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1917: National Conference of Commissioners on Unifor State Laws. Correspondence. [109 pieces]
Folder 260: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Correspondence. [172 pieces]

Box 28

Folder 261: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918-1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. [9 pieces]
Folder 262: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918-1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Executive Committee and High Commission. [29 pieces]
Folder 263: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919-1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Treasurer. [38 pieces]
Folder 264: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919-1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Tentative Acts. [24 pieces]
Folder 265: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1915-1917: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Torrens Land Regis. [39 pieces]
Folder 266: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1917: National Coference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Committee on Scope and Proogram. [38 pieces]
Folder 267: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Committee on Wills. 15 pieces]
Folder 268: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Coference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--William A. Blount, President. [5 pieces]
Folder 269: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1918: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Cash Receipts and Disbursements. [2 pieces]
Folder 270: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1918: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Correspondence. [138 pieces]

Box 29

Folder 271: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Correspondence, January-May. [205 pieces]
Folder 272: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform Sate Laws--Correspondence, June-July. [165 pieces]
Folder 273: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Correspondence, August-December. [110 pieces]
Folder 274: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Correspondence. [168 pieces]

Box 30

Folder 275: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Minutes, January. 1 piece]
Folder 276: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Committee on the Whole. [1 piece]
Folder 277: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Report of Proceedings, August - September. [1 piece]

Box 31

Folder 278: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1915; 1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Constitution and By-Laws. [11 pieces]
Folder 279: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1909-1917: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Briefs. [8 pieces]
Folder 280: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Briefs. [36 pieces]
Folder 281: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Briefs. [39 pieces]
Folder 282: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws--Briefs. [21 pieces]

Box 32

Folder 283: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: Alabama Bar Association--Speech, The Advancing Enlargememt of the Liability of Employers to Employees. [12 pieces]
Folder 284: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1919: American Bar Association--Uniform State Laws. [10 pieces]
Folder 285: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1918: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform Atate Laws. Bound Reports. [50 pieces]
Folder 286: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1921: National Council of the National Economic League. [34 pieces]
Folder 287: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1905-1913: National Geographic Society. [5 pieces]
Folder 288: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1913: Pensacola Carnival Association. [2 pieces]
Folder 289: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1919-1921: Pensacola Chamber of Commerce. [8 pieces]
Folder 290: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1919: Pensacola Yacht Club. [9 pieces]
Folder 291: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1907: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [180 pieces]
Folder 292: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1909: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Tobey Furniture Company, Chicago, Illinois. [99 pieces]

Box 33

Folder 293: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1907: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [93 pieces]
Folder 294: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907-1909: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [217 pieces]
Folder 295: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Mantel. [37 pieces]
Folder 296: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Art glass window by Falanagan and Biedenweg, Chicago, Illinois. [17 pieces]
Folder 297: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Specifications. [11 pieces]
Folder 298: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907-1908: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [28 pieces]
Folder 299: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907-1908: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [64 pieces]
Folder 300: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1907; 1918: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [9 pieces]

Box 34

Folder 301: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914-1921: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Rental of Sea Marge to Frank H. Goodyear. Purchase of Appliances. [106 pieces]
Folder 302: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1920: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Correspondence. [24 pieces]
Folder 303: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Blount Residence--Breakwater. [1 piece]
Folder 304: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1914: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Schooling for Blount's daughters--St. Mary's, Raleigh North Carolina. [66 pieces]
Folder 305: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910-1920: Blount Residence--[Sea Marge]. Scholarship fund at University of Florida--Clyde Douglas of Pensacola High School recipient. List of graduates of University of Florida, Lake City. Classes from 1889-1905. [24 pieces]
Folder 306: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Ledger with newspaper clippings and other data. [1 piece]
Folder 307: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [100 pieces]
Folder 308: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910-1911: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [170 pieces]
Folder 309: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [13 pieces]
Folder 310: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Watson, John W.--Blount campaigns for Watson for governor. [6 pieces]
Folder 311: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Photograph of W. A. Blount (Senate Campaign). [1 piece]

Box 35

Folder 312: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [247 pieces]
Folder 313: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [131 pieces]
Folder 314: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [77 pieces]
Folder 315: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910-1911: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Correspondence. [172 pieces]

Box 36

Folder 316: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1910-1911: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Campaign flyers. [4 pieces]
Folder 317: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1911: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Campaigns at Large. [5 pieces]
Folder 318: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1918: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Selective Service Act. [15 pieces]
Folder 319: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1906-1917: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Society of Cincinnati--Patriotic lineage society. [34 pieces]
Folder 320: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1917-1920: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Society of Cincinnati. [7 pieces]
Folder 321: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1919: Bloount Senatorial Campaign. Southern Sociological Conference. [24 pieces]
Folder 322: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), nd: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Speech--The question as to shether a Constitutional Convention ought to be held depends upon two other questions... [1 piece]
Folder 323: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1914: Blount Senatorial Campaign. United Daughters of the Confederacy Essay Contest. [9 pieces]
Folder 324: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1905-1919: Blount Senatorial Campaign. University of Georgia Alumni Association. [47 pieces]
Folder 325: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1919: Blount Senatorial Campaign. War Camp Council--YWCA. [18 pieces]
Folder 326: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1912-1915: Blount Senatorial Campaign. Washington, Carrie B.--Blount's sister, widow of J. H. Washington--Correspondence. [49 pieces]

Box 37

Folder 327: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1915-1917: Zimmern, Samuel vs William A. Blount--Promissory Note--Blount bankruptcy. [90 pieces]
Folder 328: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1918: West Florida Land Development and sales. [2 pieces]
Folder 329: Blount, William Alexander [Sr.] (1851-1921), 1916-1918: West Florida Oil Company, Chipley, Fla.--T. D. Sales, president. Stock purchase. [8 pieces]
Folder 330: Bluff Springs, Florida, 1910: State of Florida vs A. C. Turner. Assault on Everett Williams at the Escambia Veneer Company. [16 pieces]
Folder 331: Board of Pilot Commissioners--Port of Pensacola, 1904--1908: Correspondence. [22 pieces]
Folder 332: Board of Pilot Commissioners--Port of Pensacola, 1908-1912: Correspondence. [25 pieces]
Folder 333: Board of Pilot Commissioners--Port of Pensacola, 1910: Correspondence--re- James Stearns, Pilot. [4 pieces]
Folder 334: Board of Pilot Commissioners--Port of Pensacola, 1913: Correspondence--re- Charges against bar pilots: W. J. Oldmixson, Joe Seeley, G. W. Ainsworth, P. W. Jones, W. A. Bell and S. L. Clifford. [3 pieces]
Folder 335: Board of Pilot Commissioners--Port of Pensacola, 1906: Board of Pilot Commissioners vs Escambia County Commissioners. Efforts by Board to police the harbor to maintain a clean, navigable harbor. [26 pieces]
Folder 336: Boggy Mill Company, Walton County, Florida, 1908-1909: Incorporation, Stockholders: E. V. Crawford, Scarritt Moreno, S. S. Spence and B. S. Spence. [24 pieces]

Box 38

Folder 337: Boley, Louis, 1909: Louis Boley vs J. Whiting Hyer, et al. Loan payment. [3 pieces]
Folder 338: Bonifay Bond Election, 1909: To erect a school building and provide water. [17 pieces]
Folder 339: Bonifay Brothers Lumber Company, 1906-1908: Contract with B. F. Jernigan Mill Company. [16 pieces]
Folder 340: Bonifay Brothers Lumber Company, 1908-1909: Bankruptcy. [29 pieces]
Folder 341: Bonifay, Florida, 1929: Sanitary Sewer System and Water Extension. [12 pieces]
Folder 342: Bonita Theater, Pensacola, Florida, 1915: C. B. Ratcliffe vs A. R. Jones. Insurance clain. [8 pieces]
Folder 343: Boone, M. F., 1927-1928: M. F. Boone vs St. Andrews Bay Lumber Company. Dismissal suit and patent imfrengement. Boone is Judge Carter's uncle. [39 pieces]
Folder 344: Boone, M. F., 1919-1931: Sale of property--Lots 3 and 4, Block 49 of the Belmont Tract, Pensacola, Florida. [22 pieces]
Folder 345: Bowman Mercantile Company, McDavid, Florida, 1907-1909: [65 pieces]
Folder 346: Boley, Louis, 1908-1911: Louis Boley vs T. Albert Jennings--Lots 1 and 2, Section 14 T2S R30W. [28 pieces]
Folder 347: Bonal Island, 1910: Bonal Island in Escambia River, R30-R31, Abstract. [1 piece]

Box 39

Folder 348: Brawner, Frank E. (former president of Pensacols State Bank), 1913-1920: Claim on his life insurance. [300 pieces]
Folder 349: Brawner, Frank E. (former president of Pensacols State Bank), 1913-1920: Brawner life insurance clain (continued). [133 pieces]

Box 40

Folder 350: 1917-1919, Brent, F. C.: F. C. Brent vs Southern States Lumber Company. [21 pieces]
Folder 351: Brent Lumber Company, 1904-1905: Brent Lumber Company purchased by Florida, Alabama Lumber Company. [3 pieces]
Folder 352: Brent, R. G., 1906: R. G. Brent vs Charles H. Bliss. Right of way. [1 piece]
Folder 353: Brooks, Mrs. L. M., 1911-1915: Collection of money from Leslie Brooks. [85 pieces]
Folder 354: Brosnaham and Ingraham, 1925: Sale of Santiago Coleman Tract. Section 8 T2S R30W. [3 pieces]
Folder 355: Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, 1911: Florida Railroad vs Strike and harassment. [9 pieces]
Folder 356: Broward, N. B., Governor, 1901: Debt to William H. Knowles. [22 pieces]
Folder 357: Brown, Chipley and Company, 1900-1915: Brown, Chipley and Company vs Therese Heymann Steamship Company. [93 pieces]
Folder 358: L. S. Brown and Company, 1910: Accounting of assets and profits. [2 pieces]
Folder 359: Brown, Wlmar G., 1913-1921: L. S. Brown and Company vs Susan A. Simpson, et al. Title to Arpent lot 28, Old City, Pensacola, Florida. Correspondence with Senator Duncan Fletcher on Federal Quit Claim Bill. [74 pieces]
Folder 360: Brownson, William P., 1910-1921: Will. Delores Brick Company, Delores, Florida. [6 pieces]

Box 41

Folder 361: Bruce Dry Dock, 1917-1918: An ordinance granting the right to construct dry docks, or marine ways. Sample form of ordinance of Pensacola Shipbuilding Company. [12 pieces]
Folder 362: Bruce Dry Dock, 1919: Contract with Emergency Fleet Corporation. [8 pieces]
Folder 363: Bruce Dry Dock, 1924-1927: Lawsuit vs Emergency Fleet Corporation. Polybius accident. [83 pieces]
Folder 364: Bruce, George, 1911-1913: Bagdad Sectional Dry Dock (Ollinger and Bruce). [28 pieces]
Folder 365: Bruce, George, 1913-1914: George Bruce vs J. L. Behymer. For money payable for labor and material. [44 pieces]
Folder 366: Bruce, Wallace, 1907-1908: Legal opinion. Chautauqua. [3 pieces]
Folder 367: Bullock-Caldwell Shipbuilding Company, 1918-1919: Correspondence and contracts. [21 pieces]
Folder 368: Burgoyne, Miriam A., 1907-1908: Miriam A. Burgoyne vs Fidelity and Casualty Company. Death of Mrs. Ernestine Rehfield Burgoyne Dobbs. [10 pieces]
Folder 369: Burns, James, 1906: Yellow fever immune card procurement. [10 pieces]
Folder 370: Campbell, Raymond R., 1906-1907: Raymond R. Campbell vs M. C. Lewis. Partition of lands of John Roberts. Section 26 T4 R27W. [35 pieces]
Folder 371: Campbell Business Institute, Dothan, Alabama, 1927-1928: Campbell Business Institute, Dothan, Alabama vs J. H. Vamum of the Florida Business University of Pensacola, Florida. [14 pieces]
Folder 372: Campton Congregational Church, Walton County, Florida, 1915: Reverend J. L. Matthews, J. B. Thomas, Davis Cleary (Clary). Section 2 T4N R23W. [15 pieces]
Folder 373: Cannady, P. H., 1920-1925: DeFuniak Springs Drug Store--Bankruptcy. Lists creditors, furniture and fixtures. [34 pieces]

Box 42

Folder 374: Carageorge, Chris, 1922: Sale of grocery store, corner of 8th and Gadsden Street, Pensacola, Florida, to W. B. Anderson. [1 piece]
Folder 375: Carnley, Dady, 1912-1913: Dady Carnley vs Baker Jernigan . Arrested for chunking No. 7 at the bluss, Escambia County, Alabama. [39 pieces]
Folder 376: Carter, Francis B., 1919: Circuit Court Judgeship--Campaign. [295 pieces]
Folder 377: Carter, Francis B., 1919-1920: Federal Court appointment. [97 pieces]
Folder 378: Carter, Francis B., 1919-1920: Federal Court appointment. [58 pieces]
Folder 379: Carter, Francis B., 1926: Florida Supreme Court campaign. [175 pieces]

Box 43

Folder 380: Cary and Company, 1916-1921: Wholesale and retail dealers in coal, wood, lime, cement, etc. R. M. Cary, president, John Massey, secretary. Accounts collection correspondence. [80 pieces]
Folder 381: Caryville Bottling Works, Ponce de Leon, Dlorida, 1915-1920: D. F. Wilks vs Hanover Fire Insurance Company of New York. [87 pieces]
Folder 382: Cassaday and Patterson Laundry, 1909: Incorporation. [1 piece]
Folder 383: Cate, William M., Dr., 1906-1909: W. A. Blount handles legal maters for Dr. Cate who was in residence in New York. Dr. Cate's Florida residence was Brown Ledge, Cottage Hill, Florida. [50 pieces]
Folder 384: Cate, William M., Dr., 1910-1913: Brown Ledge, Section 2 T1N R31W, includes inventory of home. [49 pieces]
Folder 385: Cate, William M., Dr., 1915-1920: Brown Ledge Santorium and office property (inventory) Mail order medications. Donation of property of Alec McVoy to a non-sectarian Union Church, Cantonment, Florida. [68 pieces]
Folder 386: Catholic Church of Pensacola, 1910-1911: Bishop Edward P. Allen of Mobile--Convent lot, Arpent lot 263-264, Old City, Pensacola, Florida. Purchase of land by W. S. Kyser. Domingo Torre, original claimant, bequest to church. [15 pieces]
Folder 387: Catholic Church of Pensacola, 1924-1927: Continuing efforts to regain or sell interest in Lot 263. Includes copy of 1827 survey by James W. Exum. Also a blueprint map of Pensacola, Florida, 1827. [22 pieces]
Folder 388: Catholic Church of Pensacola, 1913-1914: Purchase of Lot 31 by Bishop Allen. [42 pieces]

Box 44

Folder 389: Chaffin, James A., 1910: The James A. Chaffin Estate papers contain the will of James A. Chaffin, who died January 25, 1910. Francis C. Chaffin and William A. Blount are named executors. The heirs named in the will include Francis C. Chaffin, Sally A. Creary, wife of George A. Creary, Victoria V. Clark, wife of Fred A. Clark, Josephine Chaffin, Mary M. Chaffin, Emma F. Chaffin, Alma West, wife of Thomas F. West, Leah S. Chaffin and his wife, Virginia Chaffin. Other materials relate to the Chaffin real estate and purchase of Chaffin's monument.

Estate papers. [129 pieces]
Folder 390: Chaffin, James A., 1911: Same information as in Folder 389. Estate papers. [112 pieces]
Folder 391: Chaffin, James A., 1912: Same information as in Folder 389. Estate papers. [112 pieces]
Folder 392: Chaffin, James A., 1912-1920: Same information as in Folder 389. Estate papers. [114 pieces]

Box 45

Folder 393: James A. Chaffin Company, 1913-1914: The James A. Chaffin Company, a co-partnership between James A. Chaffin, Francis Jernigan and W. S. Keyser was dissolved by mutual agreement in August 1895. Documents pertain to dispersal of assets among the stockholders. Later documents pertain to clearing titles on assets (real extate) of stockholders. Includes map of Miguel Quigles Grant, sections 3 and 27 of Twp 5 and 6 and James Brewster Grant, section 39 Twp 5 of R29W, 1906.

Estate Papers. [48 pieces]
Folder 394: James A. Chaffin Company, 1885-1906: The James A. Chaffin Company, a co-partnership between James A. Chaffin, Francis Jernigan and W. S. Keyser was dissolved by mutual agreement in August 1895. Documents pertain to dispersal of assets among the stockholders. Later documents pertain to clearing titles on assets (real extate) of stockholders. Includes map of Miguel Quigles Grant, sections 3 and 27 of Twp 5 and 6 and James Brewster Grant, section 39 Twp 5 of R29W, 1906.

Dissolution [9 pieces]
Folder 395: James A. Chaffin Company, 1922-1934: The James A. Chaffin Company, a co-partnership between James A. Chaffin, Francis Jernigan and W. S. Keyser was dissolved by mutual agreement in August 1895. Documents pertain to dispersal of assets among the stockholders. Later documents pertain to clearing titles on assets (real extate) of stockholders. Includes map of Miguel Quigles Grant, sections 3 and 27 of Twp 5 and 6 and James Brewster Grant, section 39 Twp 5 of R29W, 1906.

Dissolution [24 pieces]
Folder 396: Chaffin Guardianships, 1912-1913: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Annual Reports of Pennsylvania Hospital, Phildelphia. [2 pieces]
Folder 397: Chaffin Guardianships, 1910-1916: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Correspondence and real estate accounts. [65 pieces]
Folder 398: Chaffin Guardianships, 1910-1911: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Correspondence and real estate accounts. [174 pieces]
Folder 399: Chaffin Guardianships, 1912: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Correspondence and real estate accounts. [128 pieces]

Box 46

Folder 400: Chaffin Guardianships, 1913: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Correspondence. [100 pieces]
Folder 401: Chaffin Guardianships, 1906: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Chaffin, Virginia V.--Committment papers. [20 pieces]
Folder 402: Chaffin Guardianships, 1914-1915: This material covers the guardianship of Virginia Victoria Chaffin, wife of James A. Chaffin and Leah Chaffin, daughter of James A. Chaffin. Both women were inmates of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the insane. Material includes the 1912 and 1913 Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Department for the insane, Philadelphia.

Chaffin, Virginia V.--Real estate transactions. [14 pieces]
Folder 403: Chaffin Bank, Milton Florida, 1915-1921: Dissolution. [18 pieces]
Folder 404: Charbonier Building, 1910-1912: Charbonier, M.D. vs Joseph Arbona. Option to purchase. [65 pieces]
Folder 405: Chicago-Florida Highway Association, 1924: To promote and advertise a highway or highways between Chicago and places in Florida via Pensacola. Charter. [3 pieces]
Folder 406: Chical Lumber Company, 1919-1921: Theo Baars of Pensacola, president and C. M. Larkin of Blountstown, secretary-treasurer. [98 pieces]
Folder 407: Children's Home Society of Florida, 1907-1918: Correspondence. [84 pieces]
Folder 408: Children's Home Society of Florida, Dates in description.: Pamphlets and magazines; Bulletin for December, Vol. 1 #12 1905; Bulletin for January, Vol. 3 #14 1907; Bulletin for January 1908; Just a Little Booklet, 1910; The Ninth Annual Report, 1911; The Tenth Annual Report, 1912; The Eleventh Annual Report, 1913; The Twelfth Annual Report, 1914; The Rescue Magazine, Vol. 3 #1, 1912; The Child, July, 1913. [11 pieces]

Box 47

Folder 409: Chipley, Hunt, 1898-1915: Chipley estate and land, DeFuniak Springs, Florida. [6 pieces]
Folder 410: Chipley Monument Committee of Pensacola, 1899: Monument for William D. Chipley. [1 pieces]
Folder 411: Chipley Light and Power Company, Chipley, Florida., 1920: Price for furnishing lights in relation to price for pumping water. [5 pieces]
Folder 412: Christ Church Parish, 1912: Loan on Lots 17-25, Block 8, Belmont Tract by Pensacola Home and Savings Company. [3 pieces]
Folder 413: Christ Church Parish, 1910-1918: Member Fund Drive--Budget for fiscal year, May 1st, 1916-April 30th, 1917. [17 pieces]
Folder 414: Citizens State Bank of Marianna, Florida, 1925: Citizens State Bank of Marianna, Florida vs D. C. Carmichael. Draft of Southern Peanut Company of Campbellton, Florida. J. H. Fears, president. [15 pieces]
Folder 415: Citizens and Peoples National Bank, Pensacola, Florida, 1915: Security check of directors by the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York. [4 pieces]
Folder 416: Citizens Alliance, 1908: Reward announcement for crimes against Pensacola Electric Company. [1 piece]
Folder 417: Clutter, George, 1910: Doing business as the Ford Tasixab Company. [3 pieces]
Folder 418: Clutter Music House, 1904-1914: Bankruptcy. [9 pieces]
Folder 419: Clutter Music House, 1913-1914: Established in 1890 by J. M. Clutter, J. Marion Clutter vs brothers George W. and Ben E. Clutter and Emma Clutter. [26 pieces]
Folder 420: Coal, 1912: Saltwater effect on coal, Battleship Maine discovery. [3 pieces]
Folder 421: Cockrell, Jedge R. C., 1918-1921: Indebtedness of W. A. Blount. [9 pieces]
Folder 422: Coe Bookstore, 1909-1910: Articles of co-partnership between J. M. Coe and F. E. De La Rua. Letter of dissolution. [2 pieces]
Folder 423: Coe Bookstore, 1913: J. R. Kellar, bankruptcy. [3 pieces]
Folder 424: Cold Springs Turpentine Company, 1906-1910: Holmes County, Florida. J. S. McNeil vs Consolidated Naval Stores. [61 pieces]
Folder 425: Coleman Realty Company, 1926: Stockholders; F. C. Coleman, C. W. Hooper and Anne Steele Hooper. Incorporation. [16 pieces]
Folder 426: Collins, Samuel G., 1875-1918: Samuel G. Collins, et al vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company. Bill to remove a cloud from title to real estate. W.D.J. Collins, Santa Rosa County, Section 6, T4N R26W. Depositions of C. D. Thompson, D. H. Harrison, Bartlett Peaden, C. R. McArthur and T.S. Cabiness. [68 pieces]
Folder 427: Collins, Samuel G., 1909-1912: Samuel G. Collins vs estate of J. R. Saunders, who traded under the name of Santa Rosa Turpentine Company. Suit to recover damages for taking of turpentine products from certain lands in Santa Rosa County. [35 pieces]
Folder 428: Columbia County, Florida, 1912: Opinion on road warrants. [23 pieces]
Folder 429: Columtia Institute, Tennessee School for Girls and Young Women, 1911-1915: Claire Blount enrolled. [20 pieces]
Folder 430: Commercial Association, 1913: Letter to A. C. Blount. Reappointment as delegate to Sixth Annual Convention of the Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Waterway Association. [1 piece]
Folder 431: Commission to Reform Pleading and Practice, 1911-1912: Correspondence--W. A. Blount. [24 pieces]

Box 48

Folder 432: Clark, W. A., 1927: W. A. Clark vs Milliard F. Caldwell, Jr. executor in the proported last will and testament of W. W. Clark, deceased. [1 piece]

Box 49

Folder 433: Concordia Club Company, 1911: Bankruptcy. [2 pieces]
Folder 434: Concordia Club Company, 1908; 1911: Letters of Patent and correspondence. [13 pieces]
Folder 435: Consolidated Land and Lumber Company, Boggy, Florida, 1908-1909: Application for Letters of Patent. [36 pieces]
Folder 436: Consolidated Naval Stores, 1909-1912: Consolidated Naval Stores and A. Schulman, et al. Sale of turpentine equipment and rights. [6 pieces]
Folder 437: Consolidated Naval Stores, 1917-1918: Consolidated Naval Stores vs A. Schulman, et al. Forclosure of mortgage. Plaintiffs, A. Schulman, Emma Schulman, wife and Brenau College Conservatory. [50 pieces]
Folder 438: Consolidated Naval Stores, 1917-1919: Consolidated Naval Stores vs A. Schulman Property. [28 pieces]
Folder 439: Consumers Ice and Fuel Company, 1906: Petition for dissolution. [2 pieces]
Folder 440: Converse Bridge and Steel Company, 1920-1922: Converse Bridge and Steel Company vs. Pensacola Electric Company. Includes a history of the Bayou Chico Drawbridge. [33 pieces]
Folder 441: Converse Bridge and Steel Company, 1918-1920: Converse Bridge andSteel Company ve Pensacola Electric Company. [14 pieces]
Folder 442: Cooney, Edith Perl, minor, 1909-1910: Daughter of Thomas C. Cooney, U.S.N.. Bill to increase pension. T. C. Cooney obituary Pensacola Journal, January 20, 1907. [7 pieces]
Folder 443: Co-operative Charities of Pensacola, 1922: Prospectus of organization. [4 pieces]
Folder 444: Coppedge, A. C., 1908: Manager of Swift and Company. Search for his where abouts, short audit. [2 pieces]

Box 50

Folder 445: Cottondale State Bank, 1910-1915: State of Florida vs Arthur Williams. Embezzlement. [178 pieces]
Folder 446: Cottrell, Charles, 1912: Photographer. Leaking roof complaint. [2 pieces]
Folder 447: Cottrell Chapel Colored Methodist-Episcopal Church, 1919-1920q: Lien against church building located on lots 12 and 13, block 2 of the Belmont Tract, Pensacola, Florida, by Cary and Company. [37 pieces]
Folder 448: Covington, Charles M., Estate, 1910-1926: Covington was Vice President of Consolidated Grocery and capital stockholder in American National Bank of Pensacola. Estate papers and last will and testament. [29 pieces]
Folder 449: Covington Family, 1909-1911: Wills of Henry L (Consolidated Naval Stores) and wife, Augusta D. [7 pieces]
Folder 450: Covington, Henry L., Estate, 1911-1924: Includes last will and testament. [69 pieces]
Folder 451: Cox, Norman A., 1924: Sale of sheet metal working shop at 510 South Palafox Street to W. O. Evans. Inventory. [2 pieces]
Folder 452: Cary, John Williamson, Sr., Estate, 1912-1914: Division of estate, contains correspondence with Cameron Moreno of Mobile,Alabama. [31 pieces]
Folder 453: Cravey, J. A., Dr., 1906: Dr. J. A. Cravey vs J. F. Fyan. Suit to recover fee for unreported Yellow Fever treatment. [5 pieces]
Folder 454: Cresent Bottling works, 1912-1913: David and Hyman Harrison vs. J. A. Gray. Foreclosure of Mortgage. [9 pieces]
Folder 455: Cunningham, Alexander P., 1914: Bigamy. [104 pieces]

Box 51

Folder 456: D'Alemberte, A. H., 1906: Legality of residence for Pensacola City Council. [1 piece]
Folder 457: D'Alemberte, W. A., 1919-1920: W. A. D'Alemberte vs Pensacola Electric Company. Death of D'Alemberte in a street car accident. [28 pieces]
Folder 458: W. J. Daniel and Company Bankers, Marianna, Florida, 1900: Canceled checks. [3 pieces]
Folder 459: Davis, B. A., 1907: Stone for the Blount Building. [26 pieces]
Folder 460: Davis Marble Works, 1926-1930: City National Bank and Trust Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut vs Alfred Davis. Suit over note owed, endorser was William J. Collins Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut. Receiver John A. Comell. [148]
Folder 461: H. P. Deaton and Company, 1913; 1912-1913: A partnership between H. P. Deaton and Mattie E. Johnson, both of Santa Rosa County, Florida, for the purpose of owning and operating a turpentine producing business. [1 piece]

Folder 461a
Deep Water Town Site Company--Application for letters of patent for the development and sale of real estate. Stockholders: Roy C. Megargel, G. A. Berry and Percy Brine. Real estate to be developed along the line of the Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway Line. [12 pieces]
Folder 462: DeFuniak Springs, Florida Liquor Ordinance, 1911: Mayor A. L. Beach and the town council institute. [3 pieces]
Folder 463: De Luna Street, nd: An ordinance to establish and provide for the maintenance, use and control of De Luna Street. [1 piece]
Folder 464: De Luna Improvement Company, 1907: Stockholders: J. W. and Henry Hyer, W. A. Blount, Jr., Henry M. Yonge and F. F. Bingham. Purchase of company by Henry and Elizabeth Cushman. [11 pieces]
Folder 465: Denham, John, 1902-1906: Sale of newspaper printing plant outfit to John T. Dismukes of St. Augustine. Liens against Denham by E. B. Barker and Matt G. Johnson. [23 pieces]
Folder 466: De Riviere, Emily A., 1835-1912: Real estate transactions in Mobile, Alabama. Last will and testament with mention of W. A. Blount family. Issue of newspaper, Le Droit, Journal de Tribunaux, 22 Fevrier, 1865. [18 pieces]
Folder 467: De F=Riviere, Emily A., 1866-1914: Will of Emily I. (Mrs. F. S.) Blount, devises property in Mobile to Claire, Henri and Sabine de Riviere, children of daughter, Emily A. de Riviere. [137 pieces]
Folder 468: H. G. DeSilva and Company (formerly DeSilva and Ferris Company), 1914: Reference to business transactions with Saunders Mill Company. [19 pieces]
Folder 469: Destin, Florida, Moreno Point Reservation, 1842-1927: Leonard Destin Home. Odom T. Melvin, occupant has fire June 12, 1925. [106 pieces]

Box 52

Folder 470: Diaz, Abraham, Dr., 1906-1907: Construction of home, corner of LaRua and Palafox Streets. Suits by W. R. Taylor and Company and F. M. Williams et al. [60 pieces]
Folder 471: I. J. Diaz, Incorporated, 1916-1917: Lumber Export Business--Mexican Gulf Steamship Company. Correspondence and statement of assets. [8 pieces]
Folder 472: I. J. Diaz, Incorporated, 1917-1918: Stock transactions. Stockholders: I. J. Diaz, Walter S. Richardson, Raoul E. Desvernine, Robert Pennington, S. H. Bayard, Jr., L. A. Brownhill and Mexican Gulf Steamship Company. [30 pieces]
Folder 473: Diaz, Robert, 1917: Inquiry as to the citizenship of Robert Diaz. Information on Diaz family. [9 pieces]
Folder 474: Dickinson, James B., Estate, 1927-1935: Death July 5th 1927. [23 pieces]
Folder 475: Dobbs, Ernestine Rehfield, Estate, 1907-1908: Heir, minor daughter, Miriam A. Burgoyne. [13 pieces]
Folder 476: Ferdon Block, 1918: Lot 48, Block 8, Crestview, Florida. Title clearance; F. M. Dobson and C. B. Ferdon. [13 pieces]
Folder 477: Dominquez Grant, 1908: Description by J. J. Hooton and J. D. Waters. [2 pieces]
Folder 478: Juan Dominquez Grant, 1906-1912: Section 34, T2S R30W. Heirs: Lopez, Isabella, Eugenia, and Agnes Dominquez Lee Daniell vs Christina Meastre, et al, Sallie E. Cummings and W. L. Zachary, intervening. [27 pieces]
Folder 479: Donelson Tract, 1909; 1911: Section 51, T2S R30W. The Pensacola Country Club and William H. Knowles, J. M. Muldon and A. C. Blount, Jr. claim title through Jennie W. LaPice, former wife and sole heir at law of E. F. Donelson, Jr. [30 pieces

Folder 479a
Donelson Tract--Correspondence with W. K. Hyer and W. H. Knowles. Louis Boley claims ownership of W 1/2 Section 51 T2S R30W, Mary Jackson Tract. [4 pieces]

Box 53

Folder 480: Drummond, J. H. and Grace E., 1915-1923: J. H. and Grace E. Drummond vs The St. Andrews Bay Railway and Terminal Company. Title and right to rail. [17 pieces]
Folder 481: Drummond, J. H., 1923-1925: J. H. Drummond bs Ben W. Steel, executor of A. B. Steel Estate. Liaility of the estate to keep the St. Andrews Bay Railway operating regular trains. [21 pieces]
Folder 482: Dunham, W. A., 1910: Candidate for county treasurer. [2 pieces]
Folder 483: Eagen, Pat, 1919: Petition for hardship release from the Army. His brothers-in-laws, Henry M. Yonge and W. L. Bell both died in influenza epidemic. [7 pieces]
Folder 484: East Bay Lumber Company, 1906-1908: Application for letters of incorporation. Acquisition of the Santa Rosa Lumber Company or the estate of Calvin Lewis. Inventory of Santa Rosa Lumber Company. [45 pieces]
Folder 485: Eastern Construction Company, 1911-1912: Board of Directors: W. K. Hyer, William Fisher and R. M. Cary. Assigning of shares of Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway Company to G. A. Berry, W. H. Knowles and Roy C. Megargel, who were authorized to assign same to the New York Trust Company. [9 pieces]
Folder 486: Eastern Construction Company, 1911-1917: Company in default under its contract with the Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway Company, for construction of said company. [ no piece count]
Folder 487: Edwards, Hezekiah, 1897-1913: Tax certificates and land deeds, Lot 20, Block 86, Belmont Tract, Section 19 T2S R30W. Some family history. [23 pieces]
Folder 488: Elebash Jewelfy Company, 1923; 1930: Writing of conditional sales contract. [4 pieces]
Folder 489: Elebash Jewelry Company, 1924: Purchase of lot, portion of Lot 263, Old City, Pensacola, Florida, by LaGrand S. and Eugene P. Elebash from Reverend Edward P. Allen, Catholic Church. Includes extract from will of Domingo Torri, with his bequest to his faithful nurse, Genevieve Ham. Blueprint survey of Lot 263. [19 pieces]
Folder 490: Emanuel Lutheran Church, 1916: German English Emanuel's Evangelical Church of Pensacola, Florida. Mortgage on property, northeast corner of Garden and Baylen Streets. Part of lots 28, 29, and 30 of Block 8, Belmont Tract. [11 pieces]
Folder 491: Empress Theater, 1913-1914: Palafox Arcade Company vs Empress Theater. Levy upon certain property liable for rent. Inventory of property. [10 pieces]
Folder 492: Escambia Bottling Company, 1907-1915: Jacob Lipps conveys to Harrison Brothers the soda water business. [18 pieces]
Folder 493: Escambia County, 1906: Escambia County vs L. M. Davis, County Commissioner, overdrawn funds for personal use. [1 piece]
Folder 494: Escambia County, Florida Board of County Commissioners, 1919-1920: Escambia County, Florida Board of County Commissioners vs Clerk of the Circuit Court. Purchase of the land of J. D. Hall, Section 28 T2S R30W. Includes Estimated Expenses General Fund, Escambia County for the Fiscal Year, ending September 30, 1920. [17 pieces]
Folder 495: Escambia County, Florida Board of Public Instruction, 1906: Reference to revising and printing the course of study for the Pensacola High School. [5 pieces]
Folder 496: Escambia County, Florida Board of Public Instruction, 1915: H. O. Anson, E. W. Petterson and Max Kahn vs Escambia County, Florida Board of Public Instruction. Dispute over purchase of Block 18, Maxent Tract for school site. Area deemed unsuitable because of possible contact of mixing of the children of the black and white races. Testimony of N. B. Cook. [15 pieces]
Folder 497: Escambia County Electric Light and Power Company, 1906-1922: City ordinance to place all power underground. Includes first mortgage. [56 pieces]
Folder 498: Escambia County Fish Law, 1929-1930: Involves possessing or transporting of fish during closed season. [15 pieces]
Folder 499: Escambia County Funding Bonds, 1925: Time warrants authorized to defray the construction of a bridge over the Escambia River. [10 pieces]
Folder 500: Escambia County, Florida Jail, 1912: Consstruction bids. Henry M. Yonge, et al vs Board of County Commissioners and the Jett Brothers Contracting Company. [13 pieces]
Folder 501: Escambia County Road Paving Bonds, 1921-1922: Marx and Company vs Escambia County. Failure to deliver. [21 pieces]
Folder 502: Escambia County School Board, 1925-1926: Correspondence regarding the sale and purchase of various pieces of land. Legal opinions on bonds of Special Tax School Districts. [22 pieces]

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Folder 503: Escambia County School Board, 1915: Morris Bear, R. M. Cary, Harry Kahn and Walter White vs the Board of Public Instruction, the Maxent Land Company, William Fisher, The National Bank of Commerce and S. F. Fulghum. Dispute over purchase of Block 18, Maxent Tract for a school site. [25 pieces]
Folder 504: Escambia County School Board, 1915-1919: Proposal to borrow money for the payment of school warrants when there are no funds in the treasury. [29 pieces]
Folder 505: Escambia County School Board, 1916: An agreement between the City Transfer Company and the Board of Public Instruction for transportation of students. Issuance of Special Tax District bonds and sale and purchase of property. [15 pieces]
Folder 506: Escambia County School Board, 1916-1918: Building ordinance regarding public safety. Meeting for receiving and awarding bids on a building on the J. M. Tate Agricultural School Property. Legal advice on teachers and warrants. [45 pieces]
Folder 507: Escambia County School Board, 1919-1924: Acquisition and disposal of school property; Mark Mayo and F. M. McGurdy property. School board warranties. [53 pieces]
Folder 508: Escambia County School Board, 1919: Sale of time warrants to Steiner Brothers of Birmingham, Alabama. [33 pieces]
Folder 509: Escambia County School Board, 1919-1926: Formation of a Special School Tax District. [24 pieces]
Folder 510: Escambia County School Board, 1920-1921: Acquisition and disposal of property: W. S. Gay and W. Drews. Alger-Sullivan donation of funds and loans to school district. [55 pieces]
Folder 511: Escambia County School Board, 1920-1921: Special Tax District. [70 pieces]
Folder 512: Escambia County School Board, 1921-1923: Liquidation and paying off of outstanding indebtedness and interest issue by selling $106,000 par value of interest bearing coupon warrants. Includes statement receipts and disbursements of General School Board fund, 1921-1922. [66 pieces]
Folder 513: Escambia County, Florida--County Bond Sales, 1929-1930: Petition for the validation of $200,000 of negotiable bonds for the purpose of repairing and hard surfacing the public road known as Jackson Road, leading from Pensacola-Barrancas Public Road near the Halfway House to State Road 1 at West Pensacola and the public road leading from Jackson Road to the United States Naval Flying Field. Funds to be allocated for completing construction of the public road known as West Pensacola-Millview-Lillian Bridge Road. Includes legislation for Escambia County to purchase from the U. S. Government a portion of Santa Rosa Island constituting part of the Fort Pickens Military Reservation. [16 pieces]

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Folder 514: Escambia County, Florida, 1908: Escambia County, Florida vs County Commissioners: W. A. Shelby, Frank Johnson, J. W. Brewton and John G. Walsh. Charged with illegally taxing up fees and charges against the county. [14 pieces]
Folder 515: Escambia County, Florida, 1917: Liquor Petitions of 1915. Applications for permits submitted by A. Moog, Incorporated, Chris Thiesen, Baxter and Schoetllin, Jacob Lipps, N. Goldring, William Camp, San Carlos Importation Company and Birmingham Liquor Company. [8 pieces]
Folder 516: Escambia County, Florida, 1907-1909: Legal opinions. East Pensacola City Company consisting of John E. Stillman, Henry M. Yonge and R. B. Simpson request privilege to construct trestles across Bayou Texar and request privilege of right-of-way in city to operate an electric railway. County clerk request an opinion on purchase of office supplies for the county as well as fees for witnesses, opinions on contracts with various contractors for labor and materials. [20 pieces]
Folder 517: Escambia County Council of Defense, 1918: Correspondence regarding the Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds sale slowed down because of influenza epidemic. Chairman of council, Bryan Dunwoody. [4 pieces]
Folder 518: Escambia County Tuberculosis Association, 1920: The Association endeavors to raise funds for a sanitorium. Modern Health Crusade established in the schools. [3 pieces]
Folder 519: Escambia Grocery Company, 1919-1923: Piggly Wiggly System. Correspondence regarding opening of another store in Pensacola. Includes several monthly reports. [35 pieces]
Folder 520: Escambia Grocery Company, 1919-1934: Piggly Wiggly System. Contract with L. L. Fabisinski to manage Pensacola store. Auditors comments, suggestions and recommendations. Stockholders in 1919: J. M. Muldon, George P. Wentworth, L. L. Fabisinski, I. H. Aikin, J. F. Taylor, C. H. Mann, T. J. Hanlon, Jr., and J. E. D. Yonge. Stockholders in 1932: H. A. Lurton, W. S. Lurton, C. E. Pohlman and the Lurton Company. [20 pieces]
Folder 521: Escambia Grocery Company, 1919-1920: Correspondence. [45 pieces]
Folder 522: Escambia Hotel, 1906: Forfeiture of lease of George W. Sims. [4 pieces]
Folder 523: Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, 1908-1910: Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company vs F. M. Harrison, W. W. Harrison and James Edgar. Disputed title of timberland. Section 16, T2N R30W. Includes ancestry of F. M. Harrison. Reference to Wallace and Norris water sawmill, 1878. [24 pieces]
Folder 524: Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, 1908-1910: R. E. Nobles and L. A. Nobles, partners as R. E. Nobles and Son, and also the Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company; The W. B. Wright Company and R. J. Brent and D. G. Brent, partners as R. J. Brent and Company vs John Elsterman, Jack Elsterman, John Cannon and James Cannon. Dispute over rights to certain sunken, dead-head and drifting logs, lying within Escambia and Delaney Rivers below town of Molino. Contains map (48 inches by 18 inches) of Escambia River and its tributaries, January 1910. Shows locations of Skinner's Mill, Wright's Mill (Escambia Land and Manufacturing Mill), Brent's Mill, McMillan's Mill, Bluff Springs Mill Company and Molino. [26 pieces]
Folder 525: Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, 1908-1921: Correspondence pertaining to Stockholders meetings and stock. Includes contract between the Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company and the Keyser-Muldon Company. Exchange of land, Sections 3 and 11 T3N and Section 35 T4N R30W between Skinner Manufacturing Company and Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company. Business dealings with Escambia Mill Company, Florida Timber Products Company, John W. Abbott, V. E. Bolyard, Paul B. Ray, E. L. McGowin, T. M. Stevens and W. R. Flowers. [62 pieces]
Folder 526: Escambia Motor Car Company, 1909-1913: Application for incorporation by Henry Hyer, R. C. Packard, J. S. Leonard, J. George Turner, Fil H. Turner, J. Whiting Hyer and William Bloomfield. [23 pieces]
Folder 527: Escambia Oil Company, 1929-1930: Dissolution of company. Stockholders: G. A. Wright, J. A. Wright and L. W. Florrid. [10 pieces]
Folder 528: Escambia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, 1907: Application for incorporation by Jacob Lipps, Morris Bear, Max Bear, Henry Hyer and J. J. Hooton. [1 piece]
Folder 529: Escambia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, 1910: Sale of personal property by J. A. Gray and J. F. Cowan to David and Hyman Harrison, located at Escambia Pepsi-Cola Works and Crescent Bottling Works. Includes inventory. [10 pieces]

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Folder 530: Escambia Transportation Company, 1910-1911: Application for letters of patent by H. L. Covington, C. M. Covington and J. G. Pace. [14 pieces]
Folder 531: Escambia Veneer Company, 1907-1908: Application for letters of patent by F. C. Hecker, A. E. Hinman and A. C. Turner. [12 pieces]
Folder 532: Escambia Gulf Beach Hotel, 1925-1926: Stockholders in the Escambia Gulf Beach Hotel Company: Theo Baars, Frederick Gillmore, Herman B. White and Theo Baars, Trustee. The hotel construction site situated in sections 26 and 35 T2S R30W. P. M. Milner of Mobile acted as trustee for the creditors in a bankruptcy suit. The architect for the project was Henry Beaumont Herts, New York and the contractor was the Underwood Contracting Corporation of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Correspondence. [105 pieces]
Folder 533: Escambia Gulf Beach Hotel, 1927-1928: Stockholders in the Escambia Gulf Beach Hotel Company: Theo Baars, Frederick Gillmore, Herman B. White and Theo Baars, Trustee. The hotel construction site situated in sections 26 and 35 T2S R30W. P. M. Milner of Mobile acted as trustee for the creditors in a bankruptcy suit. The architect for the project was Henry Beaumont Herts, New York and the contractor was the Underwood Contracting Corporation of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Correspondence. [190 pieces]
Folder 534: Escambia Gulf Beach Hotel, 1927-1933: Stockholders in the Escambia Gulf Beach Hotel Company: Theo Baars, Frederick Gillmore, Herman B. White and Theo Baars, Trustee. The hotel construction site situated in sections 26 and 35 T2S R30W. P. M. Milner of Mobile acted as trustee for the creditors in a bankruptcy suit. The architect for the project was Henry Beaumont Herts, New York and the contractor was the Underwood Contracting Corporation of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Correspondence. [40 pieces]
Folder 535: Escambia Hotel, 1910: Quieting of title to Arpent lots 4 and 17, West side of Palafox Street, between Wright and Gregory Streets. Contains family history of Childress, Hanna and Trufant families. Hotel formerly the William H. Chase residence. [19 pieces]
Folder 536: Escambia Mill Company, 1915: Legal opinion on length of workday. [3 pieces]

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Folder 537: Evans, Holden, 1925-1926: Attempt to quiet title to the H. Evans Reserve lying south of McLauchlin Avenue in Bonifay, Florida. [39 pieces]
Folder 538: Falco Naval Stores Company, 1909-1911: Application for letters of patent to John H. Givens, J. R. McLane, W. A. Blount, W. K. Hyer and W. A. Blount, Trustee. [25 pieces]
Folder 539: Ferry Pass Inspectors and Shippers Association, 1896-1916: Application for letters of patent. Stockholders: John T. Harper, G. Murphy, P. W. McLean, E. H. Robinson, W. H. Murphy, A. C. Tippin, W. A. Tippin, J. S. Walson, L. E. Nobles and R. E. Nobles. Purchase of portions of Carrera and Ramirez Grants in 1897. [80 pieces]
Folder 540: First Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Pensacola, Florida, 1910: Authorization to purchase land to build a new church. Recording secretary C. G. Hartsfield. [1 piece]
Folder 541: T. S. Faulk and Sompany, Samson, Alabama, 1911-1914: Steiner, Lobman and Frank vs T. S. Faulk and Company. Bankruptcy. [71 pieces]
Folder 542: T. S. Faulk and Company, Samson, Alabama, 1915-1918: Correspodence. [103 pieces]
Folder 543: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1908-1913: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Bank failure, W. K. Hyer, Jr., president. [13 pieces]
Folder 544: First National Bank of Penacola, 1911: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence regarding power of attorney, E. Lutz to H. H. Boyer, E. Rolfs, and I. J. Diaz. [1 piece]

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Folder 545: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1911-1913: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

S. F. Fulghum and C. A. Fulgham, co-partners as S. F. Fulghum and Company vs First National Bank of Pensacola, F. E. Brawner and William A. Blount. Misrepresentation on the sale of stock in the Pensacola State Bank. [19 pieces]
Folder 546: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1914-1916: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Dave Kugleman and S. F. Fulghum and Company vs First National Bank. [77 pieces]
Folder 547: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1912-1914: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence--Our Home Life Insurance Company of Quincy, Florida, A. H. Leonard, W. K. Hyer, J. H. Given, W. H. Milton, C. M. Larkin, Florida and Alabama Railroad, Jennings Naval Stores, Florida and Alabama and Company, H. G. Desilva and W. N. Roberts of the Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad. [39 pieces]
Folder 548: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1914: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence between Sterrett Tate and W. A. Blount, tickertape of closing of First National Bank. [2 pieces]
Folder 549: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1914: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

McKinnon minors, Alvin L., Ethel B., Eleanor W., Christian M. and Allen A. vs First National Bank of Pensacola. Bank official allowed unauthorized parent to withdraw funds from their accounts with official receiving benefit of these funds. [28 pieces]
Folder 550: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1914: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

National Commerce Bank of Pensacola offers assistance to the depositors of the First National Bank. [5 pieces]
Folder 551: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1914: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence regarding the bankruptcy and reorganization of the First National Bank of Pensacola, January - May. [160 pieces]

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Folder 552: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1915: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence regarding bankruptcy and reorganization, June - December. [104 pieces]
Folder 553: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1914: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence regarding conformation of sale of property of Florida and Alabama Land Company to Jennings Naval Stores, and T. A. Jennings and Thomas L. Waters. [55 pieces]
Folder 554: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1915: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

First National Bank vs Stockholders--Bank assessments. Declarations against Mary C. Keyser and W. S. Keyser, Clara B. Taylor and J. Frank Taylor, Ellie G. Muldon and J. M. Muldon, Lottie A. Eitzen and Gus Eitzen, and Fisher Real Estate Company. Test case considered on woman's property rights under Florida state law, in assessment by bank. [32 pieces]
Folder 555: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1913-1916: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Mary C. Keyser and husband, William S. Keyser vs W. H. Milton, Receiver of the First National Bank. Correspondence, briefs, and transcript of record on appeal. [77 pieces]
Folder 556: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1915-1927: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence regarding fees of Blount and Blount and Carter for services rendered to receiver of First National Bank of Pensacola. Contains itemized list of transactions. [31 pieces]
Folder 557: First National Bank of Pensacola, 1915-1921: The First National Bank of Pensacola was founded in 1880, served the Pensacola community for almost thirty-four years until it was closed by the bank's officials on January 7, 1914. The bank was located in the Santa Rosa Hotel on the corner of Government and Jefferson Streets. The first officers of the bank were D. F. Sullivan, president, Louis P. Knowles, vice- president, and W. A. S. Wheeler, cashier. The bank's first board of directors consist of D. F. Sullivan, Louis P. Knowles, W. A. S. Wheeler, M. H. Sullivan and R. L. Campbell.

Correspondence regarding irregularities in W. H. Milton's receivership suit of Issac A. Stewart vs W. H. Milton, and the Exchange Bank and Trust Company of Jacksonville, et al. Also suit of M. M. Renfroe (widow of W. J. Daniel) vs W. H. Milton. [79 pieces]

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Folder 558: Ferry Pass Ferry, 1915: R. E. Lewis granted leave to establish a ferry across Escambia Bay and authorized to transfer and assign all his rights to C. G. Murphy, J. R. M. Gates and L. E. Nobles. [1 piece]
Folder 559: Ferry Pass Inspectors' and Shippers' Association, 1907-1909: Ferry Pass Inspectors' and Shippers' Association vs White River Inspectors' and Shippers Assocition. Dispute over river front and water rights along Escambia River and its tributaries. Good description of work that these organizations perform. T1N R30W. [24 pieces]
Folder 560: Ferry Pass Inspectors' and Shippers' Association, 1925-1926: Ferry Pass Inspectors' and Shippers' Association vs Charles Beeler, et al. Details the heirs of Edmund W. Whitmire. Suit to quiet title to Charles Beeler Grant, Section 29 T1N R30W, Section 21 T1N R29W, and Section 1 T1S R29W. [25 pieces]
Folder 561: First Church of Christ, Scientist, Pensacola, Florida, 1923-1934: Amendment of charter and application for construction assistance from trustees under the will of Mary Baker Eddy. [36 pieces]
Folder 562: First Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Pensacola, Florida, 1912-1923: J. N. Andrews vs John A. Kirkpatrick, W. C. Mackey, F. E. Brawner, A. N. McMillan, Dr. W. C. Dewberry,, Thomas V. Hanna, Charles Hall, Boykin Jones and J. W. Andrews as trustees. Suit for commission on property purchased at southeast corner of Lot 36, Old City, Pensacola, Florida. [15 pieces]
Folder 563: First Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Pensacola, Florida, 1895-1911: (Palafox Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South) Mrs. Eliza Ross conveyed property to trustees of the Palafox Church: T. W. Hutchinson, E. H. Gould, W. W. Richards, A. M. McMillan, A. H. D'Alemberte, W. W. Syfan and L. A. Pou for the use and benefit of the Alabama Methodist Orphanage at Summerfield, Alabama. [3 pieces]
Folder 564: First Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Pensacola, Florida, 1908: Contracts for building material to be purchased from B. A. Davis. T. A. Jennings as Chairman of the Building Board. [2 pieces]
Folder 565: First National Bank of Panama City, Florida, 1926-1935: Warner, Carroll and Company vs First National Bank of Panama City, Florida. Warner, Carrol and Company, Cotton merchants of Ozark, Alabama seek compensation for materials sold to Ozark Cotton Mill Company which is managed by W. B. Glenn for the First National Bank of Panama City, Florida. [86 pieces]
Folder 566: Fisher and Company, 1909: (L. C. Fisher, M. N. Fisher, Jr. and C. E. Hamilton) Fire Insurance claim for losses due to fire in dry goods store at 243 1/2 Willing Street, Milton, Florida. [10 pieces]
Folder 567: Fisher Real Estate Agency, 1907-1915: The Audit Company of New York vs Fisher Real Estate Agency. Collection of fees. [53 pieces]
Folder 568: Fisher Real Estate Agency, 1909-1913: Correspondence regarding purchase of property from the Hervey Hotel Company, upkeep of rental property and debate with Board of Commissioners over upkeep of sidewalks. [7 pieces]
Folder 569: Fisherman's Union, 1915: Fish and Oyster Laws. [23 pieces]
Folder 570: Fisher, William, Estate, 1903-1910: Contains will of William Fisher. Suit of William Fisher, Jr. against his minor sisters in which he wishes to be released from trusteeship of his father's estate. [17 pieces]
Folder 571: Fisher, William, Estate, 1903-1918: Papers include contract for lease of Escambia Hotel property to W. N. Urmey and Edward L. Deckard and wife, opinions on will, collection and payment of debts of the estate, as well as statement of accounting of estate and sale of Escambia Hotel property to J. E. and Theo Baars and Brian Dunwoody. [115 pieces]
Folder 572: Flagler, Mary L. (Bingham) Estate, 1917-1933: Contains will of Mary Lily Bingham , also codicils. Includes pre-nuptial contract between Mary Lily Flagler and Robert W. Bingham. William R. Kenan, Jr. of Lockport, New York and W. A. Blount of Pensacola, Florida appointed executors of and trustees under Mrs. Bingham's will. Shortly after Blount's death all of his files on the Florida East Coast Railway were sent to scott M. Loftin, receiver of the railroad. All other files pertaining to Flagler and Bingham estates sent to New York. [29 pieces]

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Folder 573: Fletcher, Duncan U., 1907-1908: Campaign for the United States Senate. Correspondence. [7 pieces]
Folder 574: Fletcher, Duncan U., 1911-1913: Fletchr sponsors bill to be entitled An Act to relinquish the title of the United States to Arpent Lot 79, Old City, Pensacola, Florida. [20 pieces]
Folder 575: Fletcher, Duncan U., 1915-1916: Intercession for reinstatement of Blount's cousin, Ella I. Garrett, to her former government position. [3 pieces]
Folder 576: Fletcher, Duncan U., 1920: Campaign for renomination for the United States Senate. Brochure. [1 piece]
Folder 577: Fletcher, Duncan U., 1926: Campaign for the United States Senate. Correspondence. [3 pieces]
Folder 578: Florala Saw Mill Company, 1912-1915: Florala Saw Mill Company vs Bagdad Land and Lumber Company. Timber leases vs turpentine leases. [105 pieces]
Folder 579: Florala Saw Mill Company, 1916: Timber leases vs turpentine leases. [270 pieces]
Folder 580: Florala Saw Mill Company, 1907-1908: Aaron Smith vs Florala Saw Mill Company. Loss of fingers. Photograph of black male operating saw. [20 pieces]

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Folder 581: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1911-1920: W. K. Hyer, President. Bankruptcy--William A. Blount, trustee vs Florida and Alabama Land Company and H. G. DeSilva, trustee. This firm is in receivership and case involves foreclosure of mortgage on mill site in T2S R30W in Escambia County, Florida. Island at mouth of Bayou Chico, said island known as Burgess' or Brent's Island. Includes inventory of equipment sold and to whom sold. [120 pieces]
Folder 582: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1914-1916: H. G. DeSilva seeks abandonment of company land in Santa Rosa County, Florida through District Court. Includes copy of minutes of county commissioners of Santa Rosa County, July 1st to October 31st, 1914. Minutes include request of Chumuckla Mineral Springs and Hotel Company (W. T. Barker, vice-president) for a suitable bridge across the Escambia River. [19 pieces]
Folder 583: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1914-1917: Correspondence. [74 pieces]
Folder 584: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1893-1907: Correspondence and contracts. [92 pieces]
Folder 585: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1908: Correspondence and contracts. [70 pieces]
Folder 586: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1909-1910: Correspondence and contracts. [22 pieces]
Folder 587: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1911-1919: Correspondence and contracts. [60 pieces]
Folder 588: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1906: Contract between FFlorida and Alabama Land Company and J. P. Williams Company of Georgia to transport naval stores and other merchandise on a railroad owned by Florida and Alabama Land Company. [1 piece]
Folder 589: Florida and Alabama Land Company, 1907: Contract between Florida and Alabama Land Company and the South Pensacola Land Company for the dredging of a channel on the west of the island occupied by Florida and Alabama Land Company. [1 piece]

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Folder 590: Florida Chautauqua, 1908-1909: Minnie I. Brown and husband, J. R. vs Florida Chautauqua. Dispute over Chautauqua's fence blocking a public right-of-way and railroad passenger access to the Brown House. Other respondencs include Nelson Brothers Paving, Frank Swanton, Sallie E. Cummings, C. B. Campbell, L. J. Reeves, Nannie Sowell, the Town of DeFuniak Springs and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. Includes maps of DeFuniak Springs and Chautauqua Hotel. [591 pieces]
Folder 591: Florida Chautauqua, 1910: Correspondence.
Folder 592: Florida Chautauqua, 1911: Correspondence.
Folder 593: Florida Chautauqua, 1912: Correspondence. [307 pieces, NOTE: This is a total piece count for folders 591-193]
Folder 594: Florida Chautauqua, 1910-1913: W. W. Flournoy, mayor of DeFuniak Springs, Florida vs L. F. Cawthon, president of the town council and the Florida Chautauqua. Dispute over title to Chipley Park and Lake. [44 pieces]
Folder 595: Florida Chautauqua, 1909: The Hall of Brotherhood. Solicitation of funds. [2 pieces]
Folder 596: Florida Chautauqua, 1907: Deed from W. H. Yawkey to Florida Chautauqua. [3 pieces]

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Folder 597: Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company, 1911-1913: Stockholders: W. K. Hyer, Jr., J. R. McLane and W. W. Blount. Transfer of railroad to W. E. Williams. Williams to transfer same to Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company. Accounting statement for 1912. [47 pieces]
Folder 598: Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company, 1914-1919: Correspondence, includes operating and income statement for February 1914. [160 pieces]
Folder 599: Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company, 1914: Controversy over contract between Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company and Bagdad Land and Lumber company. [4 pieces]
Folder 600: Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company, 1912-1919: William A. Blount vs Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company. Suit for appointment of a receiver to replace W. N. Roberts, deceased. Appointment of Thomas A. Johnson to the position. Corresopndence and operating and income statement for January 1917. [67 pieces]
Folder 601: Florida, Alabama and Gulf Railroad Company, 1908-1913: Correspondence regarding the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund. 1856-1902.
Inquiry into value of stock of Henrietta and Rosa Lyons. Corresponpence pertaining to government land grants to the railroad. [4 pieces]
Folder 602: Florida Bankers Syndicate, 1913-1915: A. L. Glass, president with Charles Isted and A. P. Stuckey as vice-presidents. Resolution for liquidation after the death of Mr. Glass. [14 pieces]
Folder 603: Florida Coast Realty Company, Apalachicola, Florida, 1910-1912: Incorporation of a new company, named the Florida Riviera Company. Stockholders: G. H. Beverly, Leland J. Henderson, J. D. Graves, W. A. Blount, Jr., R. C. Packard, A. S. Mohr, and A. T. Barkdull. Reference to the development of St. George Island. [41 pieces]
Folder 604: Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, 1907-1913: A. J. Williams, president, Julius Spainer, treasurer. Shareholders: Barney J. Glowezewski, K. Gorny, Ignacy Habrylewicy, Zafi Gorny, Kazimir Gorny, and M. A. Ballery vs Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, Julius Spanier, W. Homer Reynolds, Alexander J. Williams, Archibald Russell, E. Francis Harbour, F. Gordon Reynolds, Frederick J. Weidling, Scarritt Moreno, John Collins, as sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Florida, Francis Reynolds, Clara M. Reynolds and W. W. Clark, Special Master. The company planned to develop property near Camp Walton to be called Ocean City, Santa Rosa County. (now Okaloosa County) [75 pieces]
Folder 605: Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, 1909-1912: Scarritt Moreno vs Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago. Moreno purchased the claims of F. G. Reynolds against the company. [26 pieces]

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Folder 606: Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, 1909: Company vs Boggy Mill Company for trespass and cutting and carrying away of timber without consent. [1 piece]
Folder 607: Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, 1909-1911: Francis G. Reynolds and Clara M. Reynolds vs Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago. Suit for deeds to property in Section 13 T2 R24W. [55 pieces]
Folder 608: Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, 1909-1915: Reynolds vs Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago. Bill to enforce vendor's lien. [18 pieces]
Folder 609: Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago, 1909: Eugene Maxwell vs Florida Colonization and Industrial Company of Chicago. Collection wages. [5 pieces]
Folder 610: Florida East Coast Railroad, 1908-1921: Florida East Coast Railroad vs Trustees of Internal Improvement Fund. Land grant claims. [28 pieces]
Folder 611: Florida East Coast Railroad, 1914-1915: City of Miami vs Florida East Coast Railroad. Determination or the ownership of certain riparian rights appurtenant to a park in front of the city, known as Bayfront Park. [33 pieces]
Folder 612: Florida Committee on Taxation, 1917-1919: [122 pieces]
Folder 613: Florida Gulf Corporation, 1925-1928: Florida Gulf Corporation vs Seminole Plantation. Ernest Pope, president. Efforts to recover damages for a breach of agreement, due to the failure of Seminole Plantation Company to sell 1000 acres of land within two years, or its failure to apportion an equal quantity of other lands sold by it. [38 pieces]

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Folder 614: Florida Legislature, 1908-1901: Proposed bills--Railroad. [9 pieces]
Folder 615: Florida Legislature, 1911-1913: Proposed bills--Primarily railroad. [63 pieces]
Folder 616: Florida Legislature, 1915: Correspondence regarding proposed legislature. [125 pieces]
Folder 617: Florida Legislature, 1919: Proposed bills--Senate and House. [42 pieces]
Folder 618: Florida Legislature, 1919: Correspondence regarding proposed legislature. [54 pieces]
Folder 619: Florida Legislature, 1923-1925: Proposed bills. [12 pieces]
Folder 620: Florida Lumber Company, 1907: Articles of incorporation. J. Blacksher, L. B. Mayo, Louis Forcheimer, J. Jellison, J. G. Timney and Associates. [3 pieces]
Folder 621: Florida Pines Sanitorium, Jacksonville, Florida., 1910: Solicitation for the sale of stock. Brochure. [3 pieces]
Folder 622: Florida Purchase Centennial Exposition, 1919: W. A. Blount appointment to commission and his resignation. [20 pieces]
Folder 623: Florida Riviera Company, 1910-1918: Agreement to form new company by stockholders of Florida Coast Realty Company. Correspondence, references to S. E. Teague, H. L. Oliver and Mr. Hays, all of Apalachicola, Florida. [56 pieces]
Folder 624: Florida, State of, 1913-1917: Florida, State vs Town of Panama City. Issuance of municipal bonds. Railroad Commissioners vs Albert S. Burleson, as Postmaster General, United States Telegraph and Telephone Administration and Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. On August 1, 1918, by resolution of Congress and the Proclamation of the President, the postal service takes possession of the telephone lines throughout the country. Suit over fixing of rates, charges and tolls. [169 pieces]

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Folder 625: Florida State of Railroad Commissioners, 1919: Correspondence. [57 pieces]
Folder 626: Florida State of Railroad Commissioners, 1919: Correspondence. [45 pieces]
Folder 627: Florida State of Railroad Commissioners, 1919: Correspodence. [66 pieces]
Folder 628: Florida State Bar Association, 1910: Constitutional amendment results in increase to judicial circuits. [19 pieces]
Folder 629: Florida State Board of Health, 1920: Bubonic plague in Pensacola, contains statement in reference to the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of the four forms of the disease. Pensacola Red Light District and venereal disease. Thirty-first annual report of the State Board of Health of Florida. [34 pieces]

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Folder 630: Florida State College for Women, 1913-1917: Helen M. Carter vs William Sheats as State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Dispute over qualifications of Life Certificate. [111 pieces]
Folder 631: Florida State Troops, 1908-1909: Pensacola Division of Proposed Coast Artillery Company. Contains roster of perspective enrollees. [40 pieces]
Folder 632: Florida State Supreme Coort, 1924: State of Florida, Rivers H. Buford, Attorney General vs. W. Roger Watkins, clerk of the Court, Hillsboro County. Suit over increase of justices from five to six and validity of the Honorable Glenn Terrell to reside prior to the election of 1924. [8 pieces]
Folder 633: Florida Timber Products Company, St. Joe, Florida, 1912-1913: Bankruptcy. Business transactions with South-port Lumber Company, Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, Graves Lumber Company and Keyser-Muldon Company. William H. Knowles released as receiver and C. E. Dobson as trustee.

Correspondence. [13 pieces]
Folder 634: Florida Timber Products Company, St. Joe, Florida, 1914: Bankruptcy. Business transactions with South-port Lumber Company, Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, Graves Lumber Company and Keyser-Muldon Company. William H. Knowles released as receiver and C. E. Dobson as trustee.

Correspondence. [11 pieces]
Folder 635: Florida Timber Products Company, St. Joe, Florida, 1915: Bankruptcy. Business transactions with South-port Lumber Company, Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, Graves Lumber Company and Keyser-Muldon Company. William H. Knowles released as receiver and C. E. Dobson as trustee.

Correspondence. [15 pieces]
Folder 636: Florida Timber Products Company, St. Joe, Florida, 1916-1922: Bankruptcy. Business transactions with South-port Lumber Company, Escambia Land and Manufacturing Company, Graves Lumber Company and Keyser-Muldon Company. William H. Knowles released as receiver and C. E. Dobson as trustee.

Correspondence. [53 pieces]

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Folder 637: Florida Trust Company, Jacksonville, Florida, 1010, 1913: Patent. Lists of stockholders included. Company goes into receivership. [22 pieces]
Folder 638: Floridale Poultry Farm, 1925: Certificate of Incorporation. A Colonization project of Richard T. Ringling and William L. White. [8 pieces]
Folder 639: Floridatown Land Company, 1914: Sale of land and hotel. Section 23 T1N R29W. Purchaser, Reverend J. C. Harrison and W. L. Graves. Includes inventory of hotel. Floridatown Land Company owned by Nannie P. Hardee. [10 pieces]
Folder 640: John Forbes and Company, 1812-1910: John Forbes and Company was established in 1804 and was a successor to the Panton, Leslie and Company.

Certified copies of documents (see list below) 1812-1910.
Indenture between Robert Mitchel and Benjamin Rogers. 1823 (2)
Indenture between Robert Mitchel and Colin Mitchel. 1823
Indenture between Robert Mitchel and John Graham. 1823
Indenture between Robert Mitchel and Robert Lenox and Johnthan Goodhue. 1825
Indenture between Robert Mitchel and Richard Carnochan. 1825
Sales Contract between Octavius Mitchel and Thomas Vermilya. 1834
Indenture between Colin Mitchel and Thomas Vermilya. 1834
Deed between Peter Mitchel and Thomas Vermilya. 1834
Deed between Octavius Mitchel and Thomas Vermilya. 1834
Discharge of mortgge by Thomas Vermilya in behalf of William Christie, late of liverpool. 1835
Adjudication of certain land claims of Colin Mitchel, Robert Mitchel, Richard Carnochan, William Calder, Benjamin Marshall, Benjamin W. Rogers, John P. Williamson, the heirs of John McNish, deceased and James Innerarity, petitioners against the United States. 1835
Power of attorney from Richard Carnochan of Charleston to John Carnochan of the Territory of Florida. 1835
Indenture between Peter Mitchel of Savannah and John Carnochan of the Territory of Florida to Colin Mitchel. 1835
Deed from Louis McLane, Charles Augustus Davis and Joseph M. White to George Griswold and Lewis Curtis. 1838
Satisfaction of mortgage--Thomas Vermilya, administrator for William Christie to Carnochan and Mitche. 1835
Letters of administration and release of mortgage, Thomas Vermilya. 1835
Last will and testament of Robert Mitchel. 1846
Application for John Beard as receiver for the Apalachicola Land Company Andrew S. Garr, et al vs Lewis Curtis andNathaniel Thurston, et al. 1855
Report of John Beard, as receiver for Apalachicola Land Company turned into court and granted his compensation. 1864
Abstract of the Forbes Grant to 1907. 1907
Correspondence. 1908-1910
[27 pieces]
Folder 641: Forney, Herbert, 1906: Herbert Forney vs Florida Naval Stores. Elliott Forney and Ellis Payne, Escambia County, Florida prisoners die of heatstroke while being marched from county jail to the Varn Brothers Company (W. W. Varn, J. E. Varn and Presley Dawkins) turpentine camp located 14 miles from Pensacola. Prisoners sub-leased from Florida Naval Stores and Commission Company. [15 pieces]
Folder 642: Fort Barrancas Military Station Post Office, 1908: Proposed removal of postmistress, Miss Wheat. [12 pieces]
Folder 643: Fort Barrancas, 1910: Construction work by Algernon Blair and O. E. Heckman. [13 pieces]
Folder 644: Fort Barrancas Military Reservation, 1927: Department real property. Correspondence with Senator Duncan U. Fletcher. [8 pieces]
Folder 645: Fort Pickens and Fort Barrancas, 1900-1912: Construction of Coast Guard Artillery barracks, messhall, lavatory and firemen's quarters. United States of America to the use of the John Douglas Company vs Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Algernon Blair, Contractor and George McGhan and Louis McGhan, subcontractors. [63 pieces]
Folder 646: Joel Frater Lumber Company, 1907-1908: Incorporation of company and financial statement for September 1907. [15 pieces]
Folder 647: J. H. Friedrichsen and Son (Charles), 1913-1914: Merchant tailors. Bankruptcy, includes financial statement. [23 pieces]
Folder 648: Louis Friedman and Company (Louis and Isadore), 1907-1908: Dry goods store in bankruptcy. [44 pieces]

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Folder 649: Frisco and Kansas City Southern Colonization Company, St. Louis, 1906-1910: Company is developing and selling lots in Ashdown, Kentucky. Many residents of Pensacola purchased lots in this community. Brochure for The Self-Help Educational Association, a proposed project, the Ashdown Self-Help University. [140 pieces]
Folder 650: W. A. Gahlenbeck Jewelry, 1916: Wilhemina Galenbeck, proprietor. Bankruptcy, includes a list of articles to be set aside for examination. [3 pieces]
Folder 651: Garcon Point Orchard Company, 1927-1931: M. F. Caldwell vs Garcon Point Nursery and Constance S. Lovell. William T. Johnson and William E. Johnson, officers of the company leave the area, leaving an indebtedness to Caldwell and Lovell. Property goes into foreclosure. Mentions the freeze that destroyed the grove also the Kimmons and Cropper families that act as caretakers of the property. [82 pieces]
Folder 652: Garden Theater, 1922: Sale of equipment by Stassinos Amusement Company to Louis A. Stassinos. [3 pieces]
Folder 653: W. S. Garfield and Company (Consumers' Fuel and Ice Company), 1910-1912: Lease of lots 8-11, 19-22 of block 43 of waterfront of Pensacola from Baylen Street Wharf Company. Also amendment of charter.
[11 pieces]
Folder 654: Gassman, Ernestine Augusta, 1906: Contestment of will by her brother's heirs, Francis Gassman, Charles G. and Ida Van Metre and Charles J. Sonderlin and Wife, Elizabeth. Family history. [3 pieces]
Folder 655: Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway Company, 1921-1923: General Electric Company, Inc. of New York vs Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway Company. Railroad in receivership. [30 pieces]
Folder 656: Gay and Carter Turpentine Company, 1899-1910: A. J. Gay and Paul H. Carter. May Belle Deen, et al vs A. J. Gay, et al. Suit to settle interests of partnership after the death of Carter. Transcripts of trial bring out much information about the turpentine industry. [54 pieces]

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