From Florida Memory: “Front Row: John Begeman, Sarah Darby Begeman, Jane Collins Aurell, John Aurell (hidden by the flag), Jane Sisson Collins, Mary Call Collins, LeRoy Collins Jr., Mary Call Collins Proctor, H. Palmer Proctor.”
From Florida Memory: "Married at Gen. Andrew Jackson's home, The Hermitage, in 1824. Tallahassee's territorial residence, The Grove, was built for her."
From Florida Memory: L-R: Governor Collins, Mary Call Darby Collins, Jane Brevard Collins Aurell, Mary Call Collins Proctor, Sarah Darby Collins Begeman."
From Florida Memory: First white child born in Leon County, the daughter of Gov. Richard Keith Call and Mary Letitia Kirkman. Author of "Florida Breezes." Born: 1825. Died: Dec. 18, 1905.
Like other women to follow her at The Grove, Ellen was an…
An obituary of Governor LeRoy Collins, who died of cancer. The obituary describes Collins's "bold personal initiatives" in pushing for racial equality during the Civil Rights movement, his family history and connection to Tallahassee, and states that…
This obituary of Mary Call Darby Collins describes her early childhood and education and her work as an adult in historic preservation in Tallahassee and D.C. It states that while she was an only child, she was successful in having a large family…