Warwick Carpenter started his career as an author, publishing stories about the Adirondacks, and had a deep appreciation for the healthy benefits of fresh air and exercise. He had health… Read more »
Search Results for: John S. Apperson
1895 – October 03 – Dr. Apperson (Marion) to Hull Apperson (Blacksburg)
My dear son: We have your letter of first inst. And am glad to her that John is better. I was waiting to hear from Dr. Black before arranging to… Read more »
1895 – June 22 – Dr. Apperson (Staley’s Creek Manganese & Iron Co.) to Hull Apperson
My dear son, I presume you will hear, or no doubt know already that we have a small pox scare here. I write to say there is so far only… Read more »
1895 – January 31 – Jno. S. Apperson (Secy. & Treas. Staley’s Creek Manganese and Iron Co., Marion, VA) to A. H. Apperson (Blacksburg, VA)
My dear son: I have your letter with statement of John’s expenses enclosed, and send you check amount to pay his Board Bill, which seems to me to be in… Read more »
1894 – December 19 – Dr. John Apperson (Staley’s Creek Manganese and Iron Company, Marion, Virginia) to his son, Hull Apperson Blacksburg, Virginia)
My dear Son: I have your of 17th inst. And enclose herewith my check for $425.00 for John’s expenses. Yes, I want a statement of what and how his money,… Read more »
1893 – March 01 – John Apperson (Marion, VA) to Hull Apperson (Blacksburg, VA)
Dear brother I received your letter and was so glad to no that some one thinks of me. The reason that I did not write sooner I was waiting to… Read more »
Dr. John Apperson
Dr. John Apperson (1837-1908) husband to wife, Ellen Victoria Hull Apperson and father to John S. Apperson, and six other children, including Hull Apperson and Mary Apperson. A self made man, Dr…. Read more »
November 16, 1942 – Nancy Apperson Dickenson to JSA
November 16, 1942 – Nancy Apperson Dickenson to JSA – Dear John, Here it’s time to talk Christmas again, and we are all hoping we’re going to have you with… Read more »