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- Matthew Gage to Mary Gage (24 March 1850)
- Parent and child; Smallpox; Diseases; Education; Health; Women in education;
- Concerns the education of various members of the family as well as Small Pox.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Matthew Gage to Mary Gage (30 May 1850)
- Parent and child; Diseases; Health; Education; Crops;
- Concerning the visit of Mary's Aunt & Uncle, who falls ill while in Richland. Matthew gives news of various members of the family and discusses his crops, as well.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Matthew Gage to Mary Gage (18 September 1850)
- Parent and child; Religion; Baptists; Tuition; Education; Women in education; Church attendance;
- Matthew writes of the state of education in Richland and that of his children. Also discusses religion, attendance in his church. Finally, Matthew includes a note to Mr. Wear concerning Mary's tuition.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Jeremiah Gage to Matthew Gage Jr. (7 December 1857)
- Fathers and sons; Families; Health; Grading and marking (Students); Parent and child;
- Jeremiah's fears over Matthew's health and concern over his class standing
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Matthew Gage, Jr. to Mary Margaret Sanders (11 May 1858)
- Health; Mortality; Parent and child; Families; Crops;
- Matthew discussing local matters with his daughter, including crops and town deaths. Also discusses his own health and mortality.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Invitation to a party from Jeremiah Gage (8 June 1858)
- Brothers and sisters; Man-woman relationships; Crops; Families; Parties; Graduation (School);
- Letter written on the back of the UM Commencement party invitation, inviting his sister to the celebration. Also discusses their father's crops and Jeremiah's interest in Miss. Vinge.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Jeremiah Gage to Mary Margaret Sanders (20 July 1858)
- Families; Travel; Brothers and sisters; Homecoming;
- Jeremiah writing to Mary, while at their family home, concerning Jeremiah's return home, visits with family and friends and his plan to visit Mary.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Mary Sanders to Unnamed Brother (2 November 1858)
- Yellow fever -- Alabama -- Mobile; Brothers and sisters; Crops; Diseases; Families;
- Mary writing to her brother concerning the Yellow Fever outbreak in Mobile. Also discusses various business matters, including her father's cotton crop, and Matt's financial matters.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Jeremiah Gage to Patience W.S. Gage (23 May 1861)
- Confederate States of America. Army. Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 11th. Company A;
- Jeremiah writing of conditions of the Grays at Harpers Ferry, Virginia (now West Virginia) and of the beauty of the countryside.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Haskins & Sells: Our first seventy-five years;
- Lawrence & Lawrence;Hollis, Tilton & Porte;G. L. Miller & Company;Thomascolor Incorporated;Clarke & Larkin; Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co.;McLaren, Goode & Co.;White & Currie;West, Flint & Co.;McLaren, Goode, West & Co.;Zimmermann &...
- Deloitte Collection
- Samuel Pennock Bernard to "My Dear Fred," 9 June 1873
- Bernard, Frederick Robert, 1850-1922; University of Mississippi -- Alumni and alumnae; University of Mississsippi -- History; Medical students; Families -- Louisiana
- Frederick Robert Bernard Collection
- Matthew Gage to Mary Gage (23 October 1849)
- Education; Health; Parent and child; Women in education;
- Matthew suggesting that his daughter's does not encourage Dr. William [?]'s visits.
- Civil War Archive (University of Mississippi)
- Early accounting: The Tally and checkerboard
- Reckoning boards;Tallies;Accounting machines -- History
- How could our ancestors do accounting while they were still illiterate and had no paper? The answer is that they used the tally and the checkerboard. In medieval Europe, the tally was normally a short stick on which notches were cut to represent...
- Academy of Accounting Historians
- Certified public accountant, 1936 Vol. 16 June-December
- Accounting -- Societies, etc.;Accounting -- Periodicals
- AICPA historical collection
- Samuel Pennock Bernard to "My dear son," 11 March 1872
- Bernard, Frederick Robert, 1850-1922; University of Mississippi -- Alumni and alumnae; University of Mississsippi -- History; Medical students; Families -- Louisiana
- Frederick Robert Bernard Collection
- History of accounting: An international Encyclopedia;
- Accounting -- History;
- Academy of Accounting Historians

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