| Title: | Grady Family Papers |
| Repository: | ECU Manuscript Collection |
| Languages: | English |
| Abstract: | Papers (1891-2002, undated) including; 1 Lenoir County, NC deeds, 1913; 1 chattel mortgage, 1891; 1 promissory note, 1908; 7 letters, 1917, 1920s; 1 bond, 1908; 1 digital reproduction of 3 photographs showing John K. Grady, of Kinston, NC, who was killed in World War I, 1917-1919; 2 certificates for shares in Seminole Phosphate Company, Fayetteville, NC, 1919, 1920; 1 receipt, 1934; 1 digital reproduction of a photograph of a monument to John Grady (an original settler of Duplin County, NC), ca. 2002; 1 digital reproduction of a photograph of an unidentified family, ca. 2002; 2 copies of an article about John Grady's service in the Revolutionary War (2 p. photocopy typescript), ca. 2002; 3 digital reproductions of John Graddys will (ca. 1773), Duplin County, NC (printed in various formats), 2002. |
| Extent: | 0.25 Cubic feet, 30 items . |
December 20, 2002 (unprocessed), 22 items, 0.15 cubic feet, 35 pages; Papers (1891-2002, undated) including; 1 Lenoir County, NC deeds, 1913; 1 chattel mortgage, 1891; 1 promissory note, 1908; 7 letters, 1917, 1920s; 1 bond, 1908; 1 digital reproduction of 3 photographs showing John K. Grady, of Kinston, NC, who was killed in World War I, 1917-1919; 2 certificates for shares in Seminole Phosphate Company, Fayetteville, NC, 1919, 1920; 1 receipt, 1934; 1 digital reproduction of a photograph of a monument to John Grady (an original settler of Duplin County, NC), ca. 2002; 1 digital reproduction of a photograph of an unidentified family, ca. 2002; 2 copies of an article about John Grady's service in the Revolutionary War (2 p. photocopy typescript), ca. 2002; 3 digital reproductions of John Graddy's [sic] will (ca. 1773), Duplin County, NC (printed in various formats), 2002. 22 items, 35 p. Donor: Mr. Ed Grady.
December 20, 2002 (unprocessed addition 1), 8 items, 0.1 cubic feet, 22 pages; Papers (1906-1919) of the Grady, Fuller, and Harper families, including 7 Lenoir County, NC deeds and a digitized reproduction of 1 Grady family photograph with identifications. Donor: Mr. Ed Grady.
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Grady Family Papers (#898), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
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