Also included is a notebook listing birthdates of members of the Lipscomb family and one of six slaves owned by Smith Lipscomb, Jr. There is also an incomplete Pennsylvania edition of an 1855 farmer's almanac. Correspondence and Other Loose Papers 1791-1926 and undated. About 200 items. Other loose papers include financial and legal papers, including land deeds of members of the Lipscomb family in South Carolina and Alabama, and 1865 parole and citizenship papers of William O. Lipscomb. Evidently of limited education, she described the area in which she and her immediate family lived, their house, and their living conditions.
Subsequent letters mention the same subjects, and the impossibility of attaining a furlough.
Over half are now dead. He also mentioned family and personal matters. S.C. A number of letters and other loose papers from South Carolina, Texas, Mississippi, and Alabama, from members of the Lipscomb and related families concerning family and personal matters, social and economic conditions, and agriculture during the Reconstruction period. There are also several clippings. 10 Undated 11 Clippings Series 2.