Box 11

Scope and Contents note

Account book containing arrear records for the Daughters of Century Society, 1904-1940, and minutes for the Brown Fellowship Society, 1940-1975.

Collection Overview From the Collection: The collection includes photographs, scrapbooks, legal documents, correspondence, artifacts, and other materials relating to William and Ellen Craft and their descendants. It is arranged into four series: Series one and two contain Craft, Crum, and Kinloch family materials, series three relates to the Brown Fellowship Society, and series four contains compiled newspaper clippings. Materials relating to William and Ellen Craft include photographs, correspondence, and a tribute book...

Scope and Contents note

Includes correspondence relating to a 200th anniversary celebration and photocopy of the original rules and regulations of the society.

Collection Overview From the Collection: The collection includes photographs, scrapbooks, legal documents, correspondence, artifacts, and other materials relating to William and Ellen Craft and their descendants. It is arranged into four series: Series one and two contain Craft, Crum, and Kinloch family materials, series three relates to the Brown Fellowship Society, and series four contains compiled newspaper clippings. Materials relating to William and Ellen Craft include photographs, correspondence, and a tribute book...

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes newspaper clippings covering topics such as Charleston architecture; properties constructed or remodeled by the H. A. DeCosta Company; well-known African Americans; free people of color; obituaries of friends or other people not of direct relation to the family; various opinion columns and stories relating to art, artists, and culture; and family history, including a subject file on the Healy family, who has an unclear connection to the Craft and DeCosta families.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes newspaper clippings covering topics such as Charleston architecture; properties constructed or remodeled by the H. A. DeCosta Company; well-known African Americans; free people of color; obituaries of friends or other people not of direct relation to the family; various opinion columns and stories relating to art, artists, and culture; and family history, including a subject file on the Healy family, who has an unclear connection to the Craft and DeCosta families.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes newspaper clippings covering topics such as Charleston architecture; properties constructed or remodeled by the H. A. DeCosta Company; well-known African Americans; free people of color; obituaries of friends or other people not of direct relation to the family; various opinion columns and stories relating to art, artists, and culture; and family history, including a subject file on the Healy family, who has an unclear connection to the Craft and DeCosta families.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes newspaper clippings covering topics such as Charleston architecture; properties constructed or remodeled by the H. A. DeCosta Company; well-known African Americans; free people of color; obituaries of friends or other people not of direct relation to the family; various opinion columns and stories relating to art, artists, and culture; and family history, including a subject file on the Healy family, who has an unclear connection to the Craft and DeCosta families.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes newspaper clippings covering topics such as Charleston architecture; properties constructed or remodeled by the H. A. DeCosta Company; well-known African Americans; free people of color; obituaries of friends or other people not of direct relation to the family; various opinion columns and stories relating to art, artists, and culture; and family history, including a subject file on the Healy family, who has an unclear connection to the Craft and DeCosta families.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes newspaper clippings covering topics such as Charleston architecture; properties constructed or remodeled by the H. A. DeCosta Company; well-known African Americans; free people of color; obituaries of friends or other people not of direct relation to the family; various opinion columns and stories relating to art, artists, and culture; and family history, including a subject file on the Healy family, who has an unclear connection to the Craft and DeCosta families.