1865, January 19. Gowan, Thomas B. Anderson;s Cavalry Brigade, near Lawtonville, S. C., to Lt. Col. C.C. Jones Jr., Dept. S.C., Ga., and Fla.
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1 1865, January 19. Gowan, Thomas B. Anderson;s Cavalry Brigade, near Lawtonville, S. C., to Lt. Col. C.C. Jones Jr., Dept. S.C., Ga., and Fla. To forage. 1865, January 19. Jones, Lt. Col. Charles Colcock Jones, Jr., Matthew's Bluff, S. C. : "Inspection Reports, etc. of Gen. Allen's Division." (in Box 18, Folder 24.) 1865, January 23. Jones, Charles Colcock Jr., Matthew's Bluff, S. C. : note of his pertaining to military matters. In 1865, January 23 : Capt. lh. Eakin; Report of subsistence Dept. Hagan's Brigade. (in Box 18, Folder 24.) 1865, January 24. Wheeler, Major Gen. l HQ Cavalry Corps, near Lawtonville, S. C. to Lt. Col. Charles Colcock Jones, Jr., relative to military matters. 1865, January 31. Augusta, to mother, Mary Jones, relative to Sherman's march to the sea. 1865, February 1. Bettison, Joseph R. Wayside home, Columbus, Ga., to Surgeon Joseph Jones P.A.C.S. Medical College of Ga., Augusta, relative to gangrene. 1865, March 8. Dugas, L. A. Augusta, to Surgeon Joseph Jones, Confederate States of America, relative to gangrene. 1865, March [27]. Hooper, P[hillip] D. Offce Anny Medical Board, Trans-Miss. Dept., Natchitoches, La., to Dr. L. A. Wailes, Monroe, La., relative to a medical matter. 1865, April 29. Augusta : receipt from Stockton and Co. for 2 years subscription to the Daily Constitutionalist. 1865, May 19. Jones, Caroline S. Augusta, to mother-in-law, Mary Jones, personal. 1865, July 20. Grant, J. F. Pulaski, Tenn., to Dr. [Joseph Jones, Augusta], relative to Reconstruction. 1865, August 1. Jones, Caroline S. Augusta, to husband Joseph, personal. 1865, August 11.
2 Jones, Mary Jones. Atlanta, to son Joseph, [Washington], personal. 1865, September 27. Indianapolis, Indiana, to wife, Caroline, relative to his trip to Washington. 1865, September 30. Washington, D. C., to wife Caroline, Augusta, relative to his trip through the North to Washington, and his preparations for Wirz' trial. 186 ' 5, October 3. Washington, D. C., to wife, Caroline, relative to his activities in the trial of Henry Wirz. 1865, October 7. Washington D. C., to wife Caroline, Augusta, Ga., relative to the trial Henry Wirz. 1865, October 8. Washington D. C., to son Stanhope, daughter Susie and son Charlie, [Augusta], personal. 1865, October 8. Moses, Samuel D. Exeter, New Hampshire, to Prof. Joseph Jones, Ga., Medical College, Augusta, relabve to medical matters, 1865, November 24. Stockdell, Hugh. Ptersburg, Va., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Prof. Medical Chemistry, Augusta, relative to medical matters. 1865, November 28. Lea, Henry C. form letter sent out by Henry C. Lea relative to the American Journal of the Medical Sciences. 1865, December 1. Grant, J. F. Pulaski, to Dr. [Joseph Jones, Augusta] relative to the trial of Henry Wirz. 1865, December 13. Stout S. H. to Joseph Jones, relative to vaccination. Included in Volume Augusta, Receipt for goods bought from Plumb and Leituer by Dr. Joseph Jones. 1866, January 6 Grant, Edwin H.
3 Branch Office, Va., Mining and Land Bureau, Richmond, Va., to Prof. Joseph Jones, Ga., Medical College, Augusta, relative to business. 1866, January 17. Davis, H. John. Charlotte Courthouse, Va., to Prof. Jones, ordering a subscription to C.C. Jones, Sr.' s history of the church. 1865, January 19. Lindsley, Barrien J. M. D. Nashville, to Joseph Jones, M. D., relative to a work of Charles Colcock Jones, Sr. 1866, February 13. Cumming, Susan Maxwell. To Joe [nephew Joseph Jones], relative to her child's sickness. 1866,? No Name? Atlanta Medical Prospectus for Journal. 1866, February 20. Brightwell, G. H. Maxeys, Ga., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Dr. Jones' invitation to analyze a sample of Reid's Phosphate. 1866, March 1. Grant, J. F. Pulaski, Tenn., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to natural history. 1866, March 22. Augusta, to Prof. Joseph Laconte, M.D., University of South Carolina, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, March 28. Augusta, to "Gentlemen", relative to the Southern Medical and (see enclosed prospectus) 1866, March 28. Augusta, to George Freeman and Co., New York, relative to Southern Medical and Surgical Joural. 1866, March 29. Baker, Bennie L. Tebeanville No.9, A. & G. RR, to Dr. Jos. M. Jones, relative to study medicine. 1866, April 2. Bailiere Brothers. New York, to Joseph Jones, relative to a book order. 1866, April 3. William Wood and Company, New York, to Prof. Joseph Jones, M. D., Augusta, relative to advertisements. 1866, April 4.
4 Lea, Henry C. Philadelphia, to Joseph Jones, M. D., Augusta, relative to the Southern Medical and 1866, April 7. Jones, Charles Colcock Jr. New York, to brother, Joseph, Augusta, Ga., personal. 1866, April 9. Augusta, to Dr. S. E. Habersham, Summerville, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, April 9. Smith, English and Co. Philadelphia, to Prof. Joseph Jones, M.D., relative to a catalogue. 1866, April 10. Land W. J.. Columbus, Ga., to Prof. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, April 12. Mann, JOM E. Flemington, Ga., to Dr. Jones, relative to plantation matters. Jones Washington D. C., to Joseph Jones, M. D. Augusta, relative to medical history. 1866, April 14. Palmer, Dabney Palmer. Monticello, Fla., to Dr. Jones, relative to a cure for syphilis 1866, April 16. Porcher, Peyre. M.D., Charleston, to Prof. Joseph Jones, relative to Southern Medical and Surgical Joural. 1866, April 19. Butler, S. W. Philadelphia, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, April 20. Atlantic and Gulf Rail Road ticket to Savannah, bought by Dr. Jones. 1866, April 23. Baker, Bennie L. Tebeanville, to Dr. Jos. M. Jones, relative to Baker's desire to study medicine. 1866, May 15. Augusta, to F. Peyre Porcher, M.D., Surgeon-in-Chief, City Hospital, Charleston, S. C., relative to Southern Medical and 1866, May 15. Bass, Jno..
5 Macon, Ga., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to his desires to study medicine. 1866, May 16. Sanders, M.D. M.D., Renwick, Lee County, Ga., to Dr. Jones, relative to a medicine, 1866, May 17. Augusta, to Bennie L. Baker, Tebeanville, No.9, A.&G. RR, relative to Baker's desire to study medicine. 1866, May 19. Augusta, to 1. Hix Bass, Macon, Ga., relative to Bass' desires to study medicine. 1866, May 19. Land, W. J. Columbus, Ga., to Prof. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Southern Medical and Surgical Joural. 1866, May 19. Daniell, W. C. Savannah, to Prof. Joseph Jones, Augusta, personal. 1866, May 22. F. Peyre Porcher, M.D., Charleston, to Prof. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to the Southern Medical and 1866, May 24. Jones, Charles Colcock Jr. New York, to brother, Joseph, Augusta, personal. 1866, May 25. Augusta, to W.e. Daniell, M.D., Savannah, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, May 30. Augusta, to mother, Mary Jones, Riceboro, personal. 1866, May 30. Brown, Chatburn. M. D. Charleston, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to some books of the library of the Medical Society of S. C. that Jones borrowed. 1866, May 3 1. Daniell, W.e. Savannah, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, personal. 1866, June 2. Donnelly, Olin. M.D. Madison, Ga., to Dr. Joseph Jones, relative to the Ga., Medical Association. 1866, June 4. Porcher, F. Peyre.
6 M.D. Charleston, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, June 9. Doughty, E. W. Augusta, to Prof. 1. Jones, Augusta, relative to a medical matter. 1866, June 16. Cameron, John W. M.D, Harris County, Ga., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Cameron's gonolthea remedy, which he would like to contribute to the Southern Medical and 1866, June 20. Hitt, V.G. Medical Society of Augusta. secretary, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta announcement of a meeting. 1866, June 20. LeConte, Joseph. Columbia, S. C. to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to the Southern Medical and 1866, June 22. New York, receipt for goods bought from Bailliere Bros. (book seller) by Joseph Jones. 1866, June 25. Daniell, W.C. Savannah, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, personal. 1866, June 28. Augusta, to Prof. Joseph Logan, M.D., relative to Southern Medical and Surgical Journal. 1866, June 30. Receipt for goods bought from J.M Miller by Dr. Jones. 1866, June 30. Porcher, F. Peyre. M.D., Charleston, to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, July 2. Clay, T. C. Savannah, to Joe, [Joseph Jones], relative to reconstruction. 1866, July 4. Doughty, Wm. H. near Rome, Floyd Co., Ga., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to Southern Medical and 1866, July 4. Manigault, Louis.
7 New York; Receipt for books bought from William Wood and Co., by Joseph Jones. 1866, August 22. New York: to wife, Caroline Jones, Augusta, relative to his work with the U.S. Sanitary Commission. 1866, August 23. New York: receipt for books bought from Bailiere Bros. By Joseph Jones. 1866, August 24. Philadelphia, to wife, Caroline Jones, Augusta, personal. 1866, August 26. Receipt for bag shipped by the Southern Express Company for Joseph Jones. 1866, September 3. Augusta, to Prof. Paul F. Eve, M.D., Nashville, relative to the Nashville, Journal of Medicine and Surgery. 1866, September 4. Augusta, to Louis Marigauit, Charleston, S. c., relative to medical matters. 1866, September 8. Phenigh, T.B. Medical College of Ga., Secretary, Augusta, to Joseph Jones, relative to Jones' resignation from the college. 1866, September 14. Harris, Elisha. New York, to Paul F. Eve, Nashville, Tenn., relative to Asiatic Cholera. [records charts attached]. 1866, November 23. Rains, George. Augusta, to Joseph Jones, Nashville, Tenn., relative to topographical information about Augusta. 1866, November 27. Jones, Charles Colcock Sr. Circular letter written by wife Mary Jones advertising the posthumous publication ofc. C. Jones' History of the Church of God During the Period of Revelation Jones, Mary Jones. Circular letter written by Mary Jones advertising the posthumous publication of Charles C. Jones' History of the Church of God During the Period of Revelation Baker, Paul De Lacy. Eufaula, Ala. To Dr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, relative to removing a metallic stain.
8 1866. Henry, Joseph. Washington, to Joseph Jones, M. D. Professor, University of Nashville, personal. 1867, January 2. Nashville, Tenn., to wife, Caroline, personal. 1867, January 19. Hotchkiss, Jed. Staunton, Va., to Dr. Joseph Jones, Nashville, Tenn., relative to geological phenomena in Va. In Investigations Upon Malarial Fever, vol. II. 1867, February 16. Davis, Samuel. Augusta, Ga., to Caroline Jones, Nashville, Tenn., relative to personal matters March 22. Nashville, Tenn., to Samuel M. Bemiss, New Orleans, La., relative to Jones' publications and research March 30. Larrey, Baron. Paris, France to Joseph Jones, relative to Jones' articles. In Investigations Upon Malarial Fever. Vol. I 1867, April 27. Jones, Caroline S. Nashville, Tenn., to Mrs. Samuel Davis Augusta, Ga., relative to family matters , May 13. Jones Joseph, Nashville, Tenn., to C. K. Winston, Medical Dept., University of Nashville, relative to Jones' resignation as editor of the Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery. 1867, June 7 Jones Joseph, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned lands, State of Tenn., Offce of Surgeon-in-chief, Nashville, to Lt. Col. T. S. Palmer, relative to an incident of slander involving cholera ( true copy). 1867, July 12 Jones Joseph, Nashville, to wife, Caroline, Augusta, personal. 1867, August 6. Jones Mary Jones, Nashville, Tenn., to her sister concerning family matters, Joseph Jones' work as health officer, and social life in Nashville. 1867, August 15 Mrs. Smith A. E. C, [no p. ], to Caroline Jones [Nashville, Tenn. ], relative to personal matters. c , August 19.
9 Wood William and company, N. Y to Joseph Jones, M. D., [Nashville], relative to a book. 1867, September 17. Murphy, Arthur T. New York, N. Y. to Joseph Jones, relative to sending circulars to physicians. 1867, October 28. Bowling,W.K Nashville, Tenn. to Thomas R. Jennings and Joseph Jones, Nashville, Tenn. relative to assessments of the Medical Dept., University of Nashville. (copy). 1867, November 7 Nashville: MS report on a case of Cerebro-Spinal sleeping sickness. (see attached clipping). 1867, November 7 Nashville, Tenn., to W.K Bowling, Nashville, Tenn., relative to assessments of the Medical Dept., University of Nashville. 1867, November 8 Jones, Joseph Nashville, Tenn., to W.K Bowling, Nashville, Tenn. relative to Bowling's charges against Jones about payment of assessments to the University of Nashville. 1867, November 16. Nashville, Tenn., to the Baron Larrey, Paris, France, relative to Jones' publications. In Investigations Upon Malarial Fever, Vol. I. 1867, November 26 Harris, Elisha. New York to Joseph Jones, relative to Harris' wife's death. In Investigations Upon Malarial Fever. Vol. I. 1867, December l. Hamilton, Louise. Nashville, to Mrs. Caroline Jones, at Dr. Eve's. personal. 1867, December 2l. Jones, Caroline S. [Nashville, Tenn.] to Mrs. Samuel Davis [n.p.] relative to fire that destroyed the Jones' home. [1867], December 22 Cumming, Sarah Maxwell Toronto, Canada, to Caroline Jones relative to personal matters. 1867, December 23. Cumming, Sarah Maxwell Toronto, Canada to Caroline Jones [Nashville, Tenn.] relative to health of Caroline Jones.
10 1867, December 26. Doughty, Wm. H. Augusta, to Doctor [Joseph Jones, Nashville] relative to the fire that destroyed Jones' house. 1867, December 26. Smith, Mrs. A.E.C. [n.p.] to Caroline Jones, [Nashville, Tenn.], relative to personal matters. 1867, December 26. Mallard. Mary. J. New Orleans, La. to Joseph Jones, [Nashville, Tenn.] sends regrets on account of fire. 1867, December 27. Mallard, Mary S. New Orleans, La. to Joseph and Caroline Jones [Nashville, Tenn.] relative to fire that destroyed the Jones' home. 1867, December 27. Mallard, R.Q. New Orleans, La., to Joseph Jones, [Nashville, Tenn.], relative to fire that destroyed the Jones' home. 1867, December 27. Cumming., Sarah Maxwell. Toronto, Canada to [Joseph Jones] [Nashville, Tenn.] relative to personal matters. 1867, December 28. Jones, Charles Colcock Jr. Montevideo Plantation, Liberty Co., Ga. to Joseph Jones, Nashville, Tenn., relative to family matters. 1867, December 30. Rogers, Mrs. C. W. Savannah, Georgia to Caroline Jones, [Nashville, Tenn.], relative to personal matters. 1867, December 30. Rogers, Mrs. C.W. [n.p.], fragment of a letter to Caroline Jones, [Nashville, Tenn.], relative to personal matters. [c ]. Buttolph, D.L. Marietta, Ga., to Caroline Jones [Nashville, Tenn.] relative to fire that destroyed the Jones' home. 1868, January 1. Nashville, to wife Caroline, personal. 1868, January 2.
J. B Wiggins, Asst. Surgeon P. A. C. S., Fort McAllister, Ga., to surgeon Joseph Jones, relative to relations of Typhoid and Malarial Fever.
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Nashville, Tenn., to Joseph Jones, New Orleans, La., relative to Medical Dept. of Tulane University of La. 1868, November 21. Bunting, R.F.
Nashville, Tenn., to Joseph Jones, New Orleans, La., relative to Medical Dept. of Tulane University of La. 1868, November 21. Bunting, R.F. New Orleans, La. to Joseph Jones, relative to travel from Bowling
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