Upton family papers, 1815-1964 | Louisiana Research Collection

By Ariel St.Etienne

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Box 2: Upton family papers, 1882-1931

Folder 1: E.S. Upton notice, 1882, January

This folder contains a notice for E.S. Upton that he was elected as a member of the Battalion Washington Artillery.

Folder 2: E.S. Upton pamphlet, 1883, January

This folder contains a pamphlet for the Installation Banquet of the Eureka Lounge.

Folder 3: John P. Casey receipt, 1884, July

This folder contains a receipt for John P. Casey for a cemetery lot in Lafayette Cemetery No.1 in New Orleans.

Folder 4: John K. Turley letter, 1885, April

This folder contains a letter to John K. Turley in regards to the continuation of his appointment with the Insurance Company of North America.

Folder 5: Invoices, 1867-1886

This folder contains invoicees for various companies and people. Many receipts are written for M.J. Zunts.

Folder 6: Rebecca Turley will, 1893, April

This folder contains the last will and testament of Rebecca Turley.

Folder 7: J. Turley receipt, 1894, July

This folder contains the receipt for J. Turley for a tombstone and enclosure in Germantown.

Folder 8: Magazine clipping, 1896, June

This folder contains a few pages of the Southwestern Presbyterian magazine dated June 4, 1896.

Folder 9: Journal, 1897

This folder contains 24 journal entries of the American Bank Case Jury. The last entry date is June 10, 1897.

Folder 10: Turley L. Casey letters, 1898-1900

These letters are from T.L. Casey to his parents in New Orleans. The letters begin when Casey is in Florida and continue through his trips to Havana, Cuba and New York.

Folder 11: Envelopes, 1898

This folder contains envelopes. One envelope is addressed to J. K. Turley.

Folder 12: Volunteer Army booklet, 1898

This folder contains a booklet on the history of the U.S. Volunteer Army for the 2nd Louisiana Regiment during the Spanish-American War of 1898.

Folder 13: Turley L. Casey pass, 1899, January

This folder contains a pass for Private Turley L. Casey for the 2nd Louisiana Volunteer Infantry.

Folder 14: Turley L. Casey discharge, 1899, April

This folder contains the discharge documentation for Turley L. Casey after serving two years for the 2nd regiment of the Louisiana Volunteers Infantry.

Folder 15: Turley account, 1899, October

This folder contains a summary of the account for Miss Turley from Kaufman & Isaacs.

Folder 16: Programs, 1901

This folder contains programs for The First Presbysterian Church and the Prytania Street Presbyterian Church.

Folder 17: E.S. Upton purchase, 1903, March

This folder contains the documentation of E.S. Upton's purchase of Finlay, Dicks & Co. Ltd.

Folder 18: E.S. Upton contract, 1903, November

This folder contains the commission contract between E.S. Upton and Elihu Smithers.

Folder 19: Baseball program, 1907

This folder contains the program for the New Orleans Pelicans of the New Orleans Baseball Association.

Folder 20: Upton family postcards, 1907

This folder contains leather postcards for the Upton family. Two are addressed to Mrs. G.M. Upton and one is addressed to Mr. J.T. Upton.

Folder 21: E.S. Upton correspondance, 1908

This folder contains correspondance for E.S. Upton concerning the installation of an automatic furnace.

Folder 22: John K. Turley papers, 1908, December

This folder contains a contract letter and a receipt for John K. Turley from James H. Aitken plumbing in New Orleans.

Folder 23: Pamphlet, 1918

This folder contains a pamphlet about the life and work of Rev. Mr. E.H. Gregory after his death.

Folder 24: E.S. Upton letter, 1931, January

This folder contains a letter from Alexander Allison Jr. regarding E.S. Upton's position as an officer of the Presbyterian Board of Domestic Missions for Louisiana and Elsewhere.

Folder 25: Upton family personal items, undated

This folder contains a snapshot of E.S. Upton and a dance favor titled 'Arcanum'.