Gwinn Papers Archive https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html The Merchant’s Ledger and the Strength of a Handshake A Neighborly Note from 1895: When Taxes Told a Story A Brotherly Plea from the Hills: The Gwinn Letter of 1880 A Secret Tucked Away in Purple Ink E. Flanagan’s Letter: Life Amidst Civil War Chaos A Summer Note from Prince: Taxes and Trust in 1897 A Little Dash of History from the Hinton Factory The Mystery of Lot Number One: A Glimpse into Our Shared Past A Helping Hand in Hard Times: A 1864 Tale from Fayette County A Handshake and a Hearth: A 1892 Message from the Gwinns Rainy Days and Family Ties: A Warm Message from 1864 A Neighborly Request at Sewell Depot A Brotherly Hand from Elton: A Glimpse into 1893 A New Year’s Greeting from 1866: News, Crops, and a Lost Pocketbook A Winter Wish for the Guinn Children A Simple Request Between Neighbors A Morning Meeting at Mrs. Price’s Store A Ledger, a Letter, and a Lesson in Lumber A Summer Sunday in 1864: Isaac Sannan’s News from the Farm A Determined Spirit from Mammoth Spring A Neighborly Note from 1891: Saving a Penny and Mapping the Land Hopes and Heartaches from Oak Hill A Friendly Nudge from the General Store A Friendly Request from the Winter of 1886 A Valentine’s Note from the Hotel Perkins Settling Scores and Shifting Soil in Union A Little Whisper from Princess Street A Treasury from Blue Sulphur Springs: A Hand-Written Promise from 1875 Sleigh Bells and Warm Welcomes from 1867 A Father’s Firm Words and a Sack of Coffee: A Glimpse into 1858 A Measuring Square and a Business Letter from Old Paw Paw A Lock of Hair and a Letter from Flat Fork A Friendly Note from the Courthouse, 1896 A Little Bit of Lumber and a Lot of Law in Old Sewell The War is Over! Family Medical History: CLL and Immune dysregulation A Little Slip of History from the McKendree Post Office A Touch of the Mountains in a Yellowed Letter A Message Sent in Haste: A Glimpse into the Gwin Family History A Little Mistake and a Lot of Heart: A 1895 Sheriff’s Note A Christmas Eve Note from Blue Sulphur Springs A Bit of a Dust-Up in Union: The Case of the Skinny Calves A Handshake and a Harvest of Timber A Helping Hand from Green Sulphur Springs An interview with Nelson Gwinn Saving the Home Place: A Helping Hand from Lewisburg A Patch of Road and a Place to Call Home A Little Note from the Sheriff’s Desk: A Glimpse into 1891 A Bit of Trouble and a Lot of Heart in Old Union A Heartfelt Hello from 1864: Isaac and Evoline’s News from the Home Front