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Miscellaneous writings of Ellen Call Long regarding the death of Ellen Douglass
From Florida Memory: Miscellaneous writings, Ellen Call Long, August 16, 1853, 7 pp., ''a letter containing advice for your future guidance and reference,'' to her son Richard Call Long (born 1846): ''Remember you have a name which at least you must…
Letter from H. Douglas to Ellen Call Long on the death of her daughter Mary Louisa “Minnie” Long
From Florida Memory: Letter, April 18, 1857, H. Douglas, Jacksonville, to Ellen Call Long, 2 pp., consoling her ''on the death of your darling Minnie. . . she is at rest, free from all pain and trouble. . . strive to do all you can to serve God. My…
Letter from H. Douglas to Ellen Call Long on the death of her daughter Ellen Douglass Long.
From Florida Memory: Letter, August 31, 1853, H. Douglas, Jacksonville, to Ellen Call Long, Tallahassee, 3 pp., regarding Ellen's grief at the death of her daughter Ellen Douglass: ''There is a consoling thought connected with the departure of such…
Letter from Richard Keith Call to Barbara Kirkman on the death of Mary Kirkman Call.
From Florida Memory: Letter, March 3, 1836, Richard K. Call, Tallahassee, to Mrs. Barbara Kirkman, grandmother of Mary K. Call, Nashville, 3 pp.: ''It becomes my painfull and melancholy duty to inform you of the heart rending affliction which I have…
Letter from S. A. Richards to Ellen Call Long on the death of her daughter Mary Louisa Long
From Florida Memory: Letter, July 9, 18__, S. A. Richards, Cape May, to Ellen Call Long, 4 pp., regarding her daughter Sarah's wedding, the death of her daughter Louisa, and other family matters: ''I am left without a daughter, and my house is…
Letter from Richard K. Call to Ellen Call Long on the death of her daughter Ellen Douglass
From Florida Memory: Letter, August 23, 1853, Richard K. Call, Lake Jackson, to Ellen Call Long, Tallahassee, 2 pp., consoling her on the death of her daughter Ellen Douglass: ''Your affliction has been very great my dear child, but it is only the…
Map – Family Cemetery Returned
Divoll, Leslie
“Battle of New Orleans and Defeat of the British under the Command of Sir Edward Packenham [Sic] by Genl. Andrew Jackson 8th Jany. 1815 / Drawn by S. Seymour ; Engraved by J. W. Steel.,”
From Library of Congress: "Print shows, in the center, General Andrew Jackson receiving the salute of General Richard Call while Major Livingston rides up behind Jackson. In the background, American soldiers fight the British."
Florida Breezes
A digitized copy of Ellen Call Long's "Florida Breezes."