My dear Sir: Your esteemed favor of the 25th to hand with Mr. Grose’s proposition enclosed, and in reply have to say that I am not in favor of accepting… Read more »
Search Results for: John S. Apperson
1907 – May 19 – Grandpa (Dr. John S. Apperson, Marion, Va.) to Baby Martha (daughter of Hull and Duncan Williams Apperson, Norfolk, Va.)
Baby Martha, The grandpa you have never seen values the bit of note telling him that you had a tooth. All children get teeth, some sooner than others, and their… Read more »
1908 – August 21 – Death (Obituary) of Dr. John S. Apperson
Dr. Jno. S. Apperson Passes Away One of Marion’s Most Prominent Citizens Dies Suddenly A sketch by Pastor Sutherland Dr. John S. Apperson was born in Orange County, Virginia, August… Read more »
1908 – June 20 – Dr. John S. Apperson, M. D. (Marion, Virginia) to Mr. C. F. Wilson (Lamar. Mo.)
Dear Sir: Some months ago I had a letter from you relative to the stock of Mrs. Sutherland in the Lamar Mining Co. It was my purpose to have sent… Read more »
1904 – February 2 – Service Agreement Between John S. Apperson and General Electric
SERVICE AGREEMENT, made this 2nd day of February, 1904, between the General Electric Company (hereinafter called the Electric Company), and J. S. Apperson of Schenectady, in the county of Schenectady… Read more »
1895 – June 05 – Dr. John S. Apperson to his son, Hull Apperson (Blacksburg)
My dear son: I have yours of 25th inst. Waited a few days thinking possibly John might write me, and then for several days I have been very busy and… Read more »
1895 – March 08 – Dr. John S. Apperson (Marion, VA) to A.H. Apperson (A & M College, Blacksburg, VA)
Dear Hull: Last night’s mail brought me the Report of John’s grades at College. He has, I see, six studies. In one he is reported “very good,” in two “not… Read more »
John S. Apperson (a.k.a JSA, Appie)
In 1900, when a young man from Virginia first arrived in Schenectady, he was fascinated by the General Electric Company and with all the opportunities it offered. Having worked for… Read more »