Box 29

Encompassing materials accessioned after 1970. This series is ordered by sub-series: land and legal; correspondence; artwork; visual materials; genealogy; miscellaneous publications; miscellaneous.

Invoice, Charles Drayton I, for nails and salts for Jehossee, 1799 March 23; accounts for Jehosse, Savannah and Long Savannah, Charles Drayton I, circa 1795-1796.

Listing ships and fees paid for use of wharf. Some of the last Trans-Atlantic slavers are listed with their owners, eg. Christian D'Wolf's "the Rambler."

Of Sarah M. Drayton, for $2,000, redeemable, 1868 July 1.

Set to the tune of "Dixie," this poem criticizes wealthy Southerners who during the Civil War, were allegedly unprepared to fight, preferring to "stay at home and send the trash."

On a history of playing cards.

Encompassing materials accessioned after 1970. This series is ordered by sub-series: land and legal; correspondence; artwork; visual materials; genealogy; miscellaneous publications; miscellaneous.

Of Charleston Battery including 25 East Battery, to John Drayton, Jr. in Tuxpan, Mexico.

For World War I service. Description of Cross of Service on back.

Two have correspondence within; both arriving aboard the first airmail flight from Charleston on 1936 April 1.