1st page: Faxed letter to Mr. Kenneth Westmoreland, Re: Jean Bailey and Cemetery Conveyance. Signed, Lesley R. Moore of Wyche, Burgess, Freeman & Parham, P.A., Attorneys at Law. The letter explains there is no specific deed for the cemetery, but there are references to a one-half acre burying ground dated 1902 and earlier. Those are included in this stack of papers.
2nd page: Deed; M.H. Jones deed to W.L. Henderson
3rd page: Title to real estate
4th page: Legal document
5th page: Title to real estate mentioning V. Elizabeth Bailey
6th page: Record of Ownership of 48 A. Brushy Creek Rd. & Buncombe Rd.
7th page: Plat Book, Property of W.L. Henderson Estate
Photograph of Bailey family at William C. Bailey grave (d. 1882). William Bailey was the 1st mayor of Greer.
Jean Reid Orr Bailey - Husband
Mason Ceremony
Dividends letter from The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, Columbia, S.C., to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Greer, S.C.
Note on the back of Roxie A. Wilson receiving W.Z.M. Wilson's life insurance policy
199.1 Envelope from Loftis Bros. & Co., Diamond Importers and Manufacturing Jewelers, Chicago, Ill., to Mrs. G.L. Wood, Greer, S.C.
Check for $24.80 from Mrs. G.L. Wood to Loftis Bros. & Co. inside
Stamped on the back
199.2: Envelope and Note from Loftis Bros. & Co., Diamond Importers and Manufacturing Jewelers
199.3: Loftis Bros & Co. Diamonds Watches Jewelry On Credit pamphlet
Copy of photograph has partial description of wedding and note saying "Ece and Tom Wofford Groomsmen."
Original photograph has description of wedding. On the back is attached two postcards. One from "Fort Sumter Hotel, Charleston, S.C. "Charleston's Only Waterfront Hotel"" and the other from "Oglethorpe Hotel - Brunswick, Georgia."
Photograph of Lieut. Julian H. Bailey, USHR,
Member of the Cadet Selection Board
Stamped on the back: "Courtesy of Public Relations Office, Third Naval District, 90 Church Street, New York, N.Y. Credit Line, Must Read, U.S. Navy Official Photo"
Printed account from Simon Hughes on his experience as a Civil War solider from saying his goodbyes to family in September 1864 to returning home in July 1865.
Two newspaper clippings pasted to cardstock. The first includes an image and description of the newly married Mrs. William Bailey Smith, formerly known as Miss Ester Robinson
The second includes a photograph of William Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Robinson following his recent graduation from Greer hgh school
