Box 4

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Incoming and outgoing letters (1898-1940) comprise Mrs. Redwoods papers. She received letters (1901-1940) from relatives such as Francis Chilton, discussing a change in the State seal (1929); from George and Mary Coale telling her of their new son, Robert Dorsey (1940); and from Nina Redwood (Mrs. William M. Redwood) relating news of her family and reflecting on the 25th anniversary of her nursing career. Other correspondents of Mrs. Redwood included John W. Tottle, Jr, who sent her copies...