Pictures Series 9. Volumes Series 1 is available on microfilm. John W. Womack Letters 1831-1860 and undated. Most letters discuss family matters, the state of people's health, and crop conditions. Womack and their children Winston, Sidney, and Pauline.
Many letters mention politics, travel, social matters, and business and legal affairs.
John to Lewis briefly describing Montgomery and declaring his support of president Andrew Joackson in the United States Bank controversy. He also commented upon the nature and spread of Asiatic cholera and provided suggestions for Joseph Womack's studies. John to Lewis mostly about political matters, including county and state taxes, Governor John Gayle, and Lewis's election to the board of trustees of the University of Alabama. John to Lewis about John's increasing disillusionment with politics and his possible appointment to the United States mission to Turkey. John to Lewis about John's loss to George D. Shortridge in the general assembly election for 3rd circuit court.