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Collection Overview

Title: McCready/Bolton Family Papers, 1722-2012

Extent: 15.76 Cubic Feet

Date Acquired: 05/31/2002. More info below under Accruals.

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The McCready-Bolton Family Papers are essentially an artificial collection consisting of correspondence, photographs, two diaries, scrapbooks, original writing/publications, artifacts, newspaper clippings, and genealogical records brought together from a variety of sources. The papers are arranged chronologically in two areas: The Family of Rev. William George McCready and his wife Margaret Anne French McCready, and The Family of John Cleveland Bolton and Mary Elizabeth Bennett Bolton. The material has been divided into 17 series representing different or extended branches of the families. The collection focuses on these extended, but inter-connected Kentucky families over several generations including their varied professions (law, business, real estate, home making, and community involvement). A brief description of each series follows:

Series

John McCready (1862-1963) genealogical information on the McCready family that emigrated from Ireland to America including Rev. William George McCready’s parents, John and Janet. A photograph of a painting of John McCready is included.

William George McCready [WGM] (1854-1940) biographical information of his adulthood, correspondence, and information on his cousin Rev. Richard Lightburne McCready.

Margaret Anne (French) McCready [MAFM] (1868-1948) photographs as a child, youth and adult; correspondence with her mother and four sisters; correspondence at time of husband’s and son’s deaths; correspondence with her grown children and their spouses.

The Moore and French Families (1740-1940) genealogical information, photographs, and correspondence of Margaret Anne (French) McCready’s grandparents, parents, and siblings of Clark County, KY area.

Charles Stephen French McCready (1915-1994) the oldest child of Rev. WGM & MAFM, information on his life in business (Ocala, FL real estate), his three wives and their families, civic project involvement. Includes photos, correspondence, clippings, scrapbooks.

John Dudley McCready (1894-2000) the second child of Rev. WGM & MAFM, information on his childhood and youth, his churches, sermons, published writings, his service as a chaplain during WWII. Also included are photographs, newspaper articles and correspondence regarding his wife, Mary Winston, and children. A time line of his life is included. The Southern Baptist Historical Library has a collection of John Dudley and Mary Winston (Martin) McCready Papers.

Emily Irvine McCready (1896-1971) the third child of Rev. WGM & MAFM, photographs of her childhood, youth and adulthood, correspondence with siblings and friends, genealogical research and writings on the Winchester, KY area.

William George McCready, Jr. (1899-1918) the fourth child of Rev. WGM & MAFM includes a photograph as a teen. Also see correspondence received by his mother at the time of his death.

Margaret Calloway (McCready) Blake (1911-2000) the fifth child of Rev. WGM & MAFM, includes correspondence, photographs, newspaper articles of her husband, Charles and children, Charles and Anne, in Lexington, MA.

Richard French McCready (1913-1992) the sixth child of Rev. WGM & MAFM includes correspondence, photographs, newspaper articles of him as a Winchester, KY businessman, his wife Dolly and their son Richard, Jr.

Richard French McCready, Jr. (1941-2003) the only child and son of Richard French and Dolly Toole McCready. His childhood, schooling, and adulthood as a lawyer in Winchester, KY. Also included are his wife, Jane C. Houston and daughters Sarah and Louise.

Henley Moore McCready (1910-1976) the seventh (and youngest) child of Rev. WGM & MAFM includes information on his childhood and in the insurance business. Also, his WWII service and involvement musically in Winchester, KY.

Faye Wilson (Bolton) McCready (1916-1993) the wife of Henley Moore McCready includes information on her childhood, youth, and adulthood including photographs, news clippings, a diary, scrapbooks, and church music involvement in Winchester, KY Henley Moore and Faye Wilson (Bolton) McCready (1938-1993) their home in Winchester, KY, correspondence and travels.

Margaret French (McCready) Cornell (1938-2000) only daughter of Henley Moore and Faye Bolton McCready includes her childhood and adulthood in Kentucky and New England. Also included are her husband, Gary, and children Elizabeth and Andrew.

John Bennett McCready (1940-2008) only son of Henley Moore & Faye Bolton McCready includes his papers and photographs on his childhood and adulthood in Ormand Beach, FL. Also included is his wife, Margaret, and children Emily, Stephen, and Preston.

John Cleveland Bolton and Mary Elizabeth (Bennett) Bolton (1800-1996) the parents of Faye Wilson Bolton McCready who resided in Owensboro (Daviess Co), KY, genealogical information including photographs, correspondence, and a Civil War diary.

Administrative Information

Repository: Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

Accruals: 6/18/2002 added 4.05 cubic feet

Acquisition Source: Cornell, Margaret McCready

Acquisition Method: Gift

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: John McCready Series

See also: Publications: Charles Tyndall, The Ancient Parish and Church of St. John the Baptist, Sligo [Ireland]. No publisher, 1962.

Box 1

Folder 1: General Information, 1940-1963: Contains photographs and geneaological information pulled together regarding the life and work of John McCready (1862-1963).

Series 2: William George McCready [WGM] Series

See also: Artifact Storage: Gold cuff links engraved "WGM", pocket watch engrave "Kate McCready"; Oversize: Baptismal certificate for William George McCready, December 15, 1854; panoramic photo of WGM and a church choir, n.d.; Publications: Richard Lightburne McCready, History of Christ Church Cathedral, 1822-1937, Louisville, Kentucky. No publisher, 1937.

Box 1

Folder 2: Biographical Materials, 1854-1921: Contains biographical materials and photographs of WGM and his family. Also includes later list of desencdants of living family of WGM.
Folder 3: Meet Willian George McCready, undated: Contains a publication by Margaret McCready, pulling together information about WGM and his life, work, and family. This information has been bound together with images and links to form Meet William George McCready
Folder 4: Correspondence, 1873-1921: Contains correspondence between WGM's churches and his children - also contains his 'last wishes'
Folder 5: Family Records, 1822-1940: Contains an obituary of a cousin, Richard Lightburne McCready and map of Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY, where he and other relatives are buried.
Folder 6: Photographs, undated
Folder 7: Scrapbook, undated

Box 2

Folder 1: Scrapbook, undated: WGM Scrapbook
Folder 2: Scrapbook, undated: WGM Scrapbook

Series 3: Margaret Anne (French) McCready [MAFM] Series

See also: Oversize: 4 photographs of the McCready family taken on the day of Margaret McCready's funeral, 1948 and checkbook, 1934-1936. Publications: J.M. Barrie, Farewell Miss Julie Logan. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1932; The Psalmist: with supplement. (Her name engraved on cover: "Margaret French")

Box 2

Folder 3: Personal Belongings, 1879-1904: Photographs of MAFM and her family, a diary, and confirmation certificate

Box 3

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1886-1899: Correspondence with friends and family
Folder 2: Correspondence, 1911-1912: Correspondence with Susanna Cocroft, a fitness instructor. Also included is a fitness program specifically designed for MAFM.
Folder 3: Correspondence, 1900-1929: Correspondence with friends and parishioners
Folder 4: Correspondence, 1900-1929: Correspondence with friends and parishioners
Folder 5: Correspondence, 1918: Correspondence received at son George's death
Folder 6: Correspondence, 1922: Correspondence received at husband's death
Folder 7: Correspondence, 1922-1929: Correspondence from son Stephen
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1929: Correspondence from son Stephen
Folder 9: Correspondence, 1930-1939: Correspondence from son Stephen
Folder 10: Correspondence, 1940-1946: Correspondence from son Stephen
Folder 11: Correspondence, 1931-1946: Correspondence from daughter-in-law Isabel (Bennett) McCready

Box 4

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1907-1942: Correspondence from son John Dudley
Folder 2: Correspondence, 1944-1947: Correspondence from son John Dudley
Folder 3: Correspondence, 1918-1937: Correspondence from William G. McCready Jr. and correspondence from daughter Emily
Folder 4: Correspondence, 1929-1946: Correspondence from daughter Margaret and family
Folder 5: Correspondence, 1932-1943: Correspondence from son Richard French
Folder 6: Correspondence, 1924-1942: Correspondence from son Henley Moore McCready [HMM] and daughter-in-law, Faye (Bolton) McCready
Folder 7: Correspondence, 1944-1945: Correspondence from son HMM during World War II
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1930-1947: Correspondence from cousins, sisters, and others
Folder 9: Correspondence, 1930-1947: Correspondence from cousins, sisters, and others
Folder 10: Cards and Invitations, 1881-1848: Contains calling cards, greeting cards, and various invitations
Folder 11: Personal Papers, 1906-1940: Contains visitor lists, diary, and address books
Folder 12: Finances, 1935-1944: Contains bank documents

Box 5

Folder 1: Finances, 1935-1944: Contains additional bank documents
Folder 2: Personal Papers, 1935-1948: Personal household papers, business letters, and advertisements
Folder 3: Death, 1948: Contains materials related to her death and funeral

Series 4: The Moore and French Families

See also: Artifacts: Sarah Calloway (French) Youtsey's necklace and gold pendant, Oversize: Charles Stephen French's diploma from Georgetown College [Georgetown, KY], 1849; Charles Stephen French's Kentucky Colonel award, 1859; French family bible; Judge Cahrles Stephen French's scrapbook of newspaper clippings. Publications: The Bible of Margaret Hockaday Moore; William Hendley French, The Talker - A Practical Guide to the Use of Correct English. Published by the author, 1900; Pattie French Witherspoon, Elizabeth of Boonesboro and Other Poems, The Poet Lore Company, 1909; Pattie French Witherspoon, Through Two Administrations - Character Sketches of Kentucky. Chicago, IL: T.B. Arnold Publisher, 1897.

Box 5

Folder 4: Correspondence, 1769-1900: Correspondence and photographs of James French, Sr., Richard French and wife Mary Tutt (Taliaferro) French and their sons James H. and Richard French
Folder 5: Correspondence, 1828-1865: Correspondence and photographs of Charles Stephen French and his lawyer's license (1864-1865); also items of son James H. French
Folder 6: Personal Papers, 1832-1907: Contains photographs, funeral account, and newspaper articles on Charles Stephen French and wife Margaret Hockaday (Moore) French
Folder 7: Charles Stephen French, 1856-1905: Contains Minnesota land investments of Charles Stephen French
Folder 8: Miscellaneous, 1856-1907: Miscellaneous personal papers of Charles Stephen French
Folder 9: Legal Papers, 1859-1888: Contains legal documents belonging to Charles Stephen French

Box 6

Folder 1: Land Investments, 1857-1902: Land investments of Charles Stephen French and wife Margaret H. (Moore) French in Superior, WI.
Folder 2: Land Investments, 1857-1902: Land investments of Charles Stephen French and wife Margaret H. (Moore) French in Superior, WI.
Folder 3: Margaret's Parents, 1785-1857: Photographs and papers of Thomas Ramsdall Moore (11/30/1785 - 4/24/1844) and his wife Evelina Walker Hockaday (Moore) French (6/9/1799 - 12/20/1857 or 1859), parents of Margaret Hockaday (Moore) French
Folder 4: Margaret Papers, 1852-1880: Letters and newspaper clippings of Margaret Hockaday (Moore) French
Folder 5: Documents, 1852-1880: Margaret Hockaday Moore (1832-1907), mother of Margaret (French) McCready and others. (Mrs.Chalres Stephen French) documents
Folder 6: Moore and French Family, 1892-1937: Papers of Isaac Irvine Moore, brother of Margaret Hockaday (Moore) French and his wife Emily (Raymond) Moore and their children Douglas and Florence
Folder 7: Denver trip, 1869-1870: Correspondence of Isaac Irvine Moore and Emily (Raymond) Moore and a journal, "How I Went to Denver," - typescript only - by Emily on her covered wagon trip to Denver, Colorado
Folder 8: Sibling Correspondence, 1860-1951: Correspondence and photographs of Margaret Anne (French) McCready's siblings. Her siblings included in this folder: William Hendley French (12/5/1860 - 12/15/1915), Thomas Richard French (7/25/1866 - 7/27/1886), and Emily J. French Sphar (9/17/1858 - 8/28/1951)
Folder 9: Mary Evaline French, 1915-1923: Materials related to Margaret Anne (French) McCready's sister, Mary Evaline French. Mary is also referred to as Aunt Evy/Ed throughout.
Folder 10: Sarah Calloway (French) Youtsey, 1897-1938: Materials related to Margaret Anne (French) McCready's sister, Sarah Calloway (French) Youtsey. Sarah's husband Henry E. Youtsey was accused of assassinating the governor of Kentucky. After her divorce from Henry, Sarah married Jesse B. Yates. Referred to throughout this folder also as Sallie, Tade, or 'Aunt Tabie'
Folder 11: Pattie Elizabeth (French) Witherspoon, 1868-1934: Materials related to Margaret Anne (French) McCready's sister, Pattie Elizabeth (French) Witherspoon
Folder 12: John Moore Wheeler, 1926-1935: Materials related to Margaret Anne (French) McCready's cousin, John Moore Wheeler. John is the son of Sallie (Moore) Wheeler.

Series 5: Charles Stephen French [CSF] Series

See also: Letters to mother in series 1, Oversize: 1950,1965 - Photographs of Stephen and Isabel, 1964 - Pen and ink sketch of CSF's Ocala, FL home, 1967 - Last will and testament, 1894-1901 - Scrapbook of Stephen (a gift from his grandparents), 1936-1952 - Scrapbook of CSF, 1939-1946 - Scrapbook of Isabel. Publications: Eloise Knight Jones, compiler. Ocala Cavalcade - Honoring Ocala's One Hundredth Birthday. Published by Stephen F. McCready 1946, A Treasury of Stephen Foster, Random House, NY, 1946.

Box 7

Folder 1: Biographical Materials, 1896-1966: Biographical materials and childhood photos
Folder 2: Photos, 1895-1963: Photographs of Stephen throughout the years, often pictured with his wives
Folder 3: Wedding, 1920-1940: Wedding to Helen Winona Johnson, including photos and invitations
Folder 4: Wedding Album, 1920-1940: Wedding albym for Helen Johnson and CSF
Folder 5: William Johnson McCready, undated: Newspaper clippings and photos related to the death of William Johnson McCready, Stephen and Helen's infant son.
Folder 6: Early career, 1924: Early employment in the textile industry in New York.
Folder 7: Ocala Real Estate, 1930-1964: Materials related to Stephen's Ocala real estate business
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1895-1905: Contains letters from CSF's grandparents regarding family matters and day-to-day activities
Folder 9: Correspondence, 1923-1954: Contains correspondence from friends and family, giving thanks, sharing daily reflections, a couple of letters regarding WWII, and letters discussing business.
Folder 10: Copies of Correspondence, 1950-1959: Contains copies of correspondence from CSF to friends and family - often just sharing daily reflections, travel notes, or life updates.
Folder 11: Correspondence, 1947-1962: Correspondence and copies of correspondence with popular or well-known individuals. Some individuals include: Herbert Hoover, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Jeanette Macdonald
Folder 12: Marriage, 1943-1956: Marriage to Isabel Warfield Bennett
Folder 13: Isabel Bennett, 1950-2006: Materials related to the Richmond, KY family of Isabel W. Bennett McCready including Belle Bennett, her sister Lucia (Bennett) Harris and her family
Folder 14: Photos, 1944-1956: Photographs of Isabel and Stephen, their families, and Isabel's death
Folder 15: Civic Affiliations, 1930-2000: Includes church affiliations, University of the South Chapel, and CSF's window donation in memory of his father
Folder 16: Trip to Europe, 1930-1950: Includes photographs, pamphlets, tour iteneraries, and event brochures from CSF's trip to Europe with his wife and siblings

Box 8

Folder 1: Camelot Home, 1940-1966: Includes images and cards bearing prints of CSF's home "Camelot" at 1105 East 5th Street, Ocala, FL.
Folder 2: Restoration, 2000-2003: Includes images and correspondence to CSF regarding the restoration by new owners of his former home, the "Camelot" in Ocala, FL.
Folder 3: Paintings, 1929: Paperwork on ownership of 2 paintings and inquiries regarding their worth - a French painting and a Corregio Madonna
Folder 4: Marriage, 1959-1966: Materials related to CSF's marriage of Elizabeth Aldred Wallace
Folder 5: Death, 1966: Materials related to CSF's death, his funeral, and his estate
Folder 6: Memorabilia, 1930-1950: Clippings of poems, articles, and poetry
Folder 7: Early Homes of Madison County Kentucky, 1930: by Katherine Phelps
Folder 8: McCready Manor, 1994: Establishment of seed money for McCready Manor, Richmond, KY
Folder 9: Correspondence, 1836-1926: Contains correspondence to Elizabeth from members of her family, regarding various family matters and daily reflections
Folder 10: Correspondence, 1838-1937: Contains correspondence from Tristan Polk, newspaper clippings about the Polk family, obituaries, and several land patents. Land patents: 1. Charles C. Ware - 1842 (Jackson, Missouri) - Cert #6679.; 2. Rufus Skidmore - 1838 (Pulaski County, Missouri) - Cert #5504; 3. Charles C. Ware - 1841 (Jackson, Missouri) -Cert #6680; 4. Rufus Skidmore - 1838 (Pulaski County, Missouri) - Cert #5505
Folder 11: Correspondence, 1900-1960: Contains correspondence from Elizabeth's mother, grandmother, and other family members. Also contains thank you letters and some postcards.
Folder 12: Marriage - Elizabeth, 1930-1940: Materials related to Elizabeth (Wallace) McCready's first marriage to David Wallace

Box 9

Folder 1: Death, 1975: Death of Elizabeth (Wallace) McCready and her estate. Faye B. McCready was the executor of the estate. Margaret M. Cornell came to Ocala to help her mother with the big task of dismantling the house.
Folder 2: Correspondence, 1975: Correspondence regarding the passing of Elizabeth (Wallace) McCready, including a signature album
Folder 3: Autograph Book, 1835: An autograph book belonging to Sarah Eccleston. The book contains poems and short stories by various individuals contributing.

Series 6: John Dudley McCready [JDM] Series

See also: Publications: John Dudley McCready, Glimpses of the South We Love - Some Anecdotes and Sketches of People and Things Representative of Southern Life. Published by Stephen F. McCready, 1964.

Box 9

Folder 4: Biographical Info, 1894-1973: Biographical information and time line of JDM and his family
Folder 5: John Dudley Jr., 1940: Birth and death of JDM's son - letters from loved ones offering their sympathy
Folder 6: Church Photos, 1930-1955: Photos of JDM at his churches and with his family
Folder 7: WWII, 1944-1946: Letters and photographs to JDM during WWII, where he served as Chaplain
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1922-1952: Correspondence from friends and family, including daily reflections, family matters, and discussion of his sermons
Folder 9: Sermons, 1941-1942: Copies of JDM's sermons
Folder 10: Writings, 1931-1966: Writings for denominational publications and North Carolina newspapers
Folder 11: Mary Winston McCready, 1958-2000: Photographs and biographical materials of daughter, Mary Winston McCready, and other family members
Folder 12: Death, 1973: Materials related to JDM's death
Folder 13: Mary McCready Family, 1958-2000: Family album collection finding aid and Fanny Cullom Martin Orr papers finding aid.

Box 10

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1977-2000: Mary Winston (Martin) McCready's correspondence with Margaret (McCready) Cornell. Death of Mary Winston McCready, Jr.
Folder 2: Mary Winston McCready, 2000: Martin Winston (Martin) McCready's 100th birthday celebration

Series 7: Emily Irvine McCready [EIM] Series

See also: Artifact: Emily McCready's card game; Oversize: Hannah Moore Academy diploma, 1915; Kentucky teacher's certificate, 1918; magazine articles, 1893; Publications: Lucien Beckner, "Eskippakithiki: The Last Indian Town in Kentucky." Reprint from the Filson Club, History Quarterly, October 1932; The Ladies Aid Society of Kirksville Christian Church, Cook Book. Kirksville, KY, 1939; Katherine Owen, Old Homes and Landmarks of Clark County, KY. Lexington, Thoroughbred Press, 1967; Katherine Owen, "Pioneer Personalities of the Past," written for presentation on WWKY radio for Margaret Kagin's "Kitty Klark" program, n.d. and Prayer Book, 1915.

Box 10

Folder 3: Childhood, 1896-1961: Contains photographs and papers on EIM's childhood and youth
Folder 4: Alliance Francaise, 1930: Contains small prayer book, passport, notes in French, typed story discussing her trip to Paris and experience as a 'pensionnaire'
Folder 5: Kindergarten, 1939-1940: Contains EIM's kindergarten curriculum brochure
Folder 6: Correspondence, 1911-1962: Letters from distant family and friends. Topics of family matters and daily reflections
Folder 7: Correspondence, 1939-1959: Letters from siblings, niece and nephew, and other family members. Printed valentines. Niece - Anne Blake, Sister - MarCallie Blake, Sister-in-Law - Isabel (Bennett) McCready), Nephew - John Bennett McCready, Niece - Margaret French McCready
Folder 8: University of Oklahoma, 1953-1962: School assignments, postcards, newsclippings, and recipes
Folder 9: Correspondence, 1960-1962: Mostly letters from her niece and nephew discussing their daily lives, as well as some postcards. Sister-in-Law - Faye (Bolton) McCready, Nephew - John Bennett McCready, Niece - Margaret French McCready
Folder 10: Correspondence, 1963-1964: Letters from her niece and nephew discussing travel, military service, and day to day life. Nephew - John Bennett McCready, Niece - Margaret French McCready, Brother - John Dudley McCready
Folder 11: Correspondence, 1965: Letters from her niece and nephew discussing travel, Churchill's death, and both of their marriage engagements. Nephew - John Bennett McCready, Niece - Margaret French (McCready) Cornell, Brother - John Dudley McCready
Folder 12: Correspondence, 1966-1969: Letters from friends and family discussing daily reflections, travel, and clubs and organizations. Brother - John Dudley McCready, Nephew - John Bennett McCready, Niece - Margaret French (McCready) Cornell, Gary Cornell (husband of Margaret)
Folder 13: Photos, 1940-1956: Photographs of John and Margaret McCready and Richard French McCready Jr., Emily's niece and nephews
Folder 14: Drawings, 1948-1950: On folder:
Folder 15: Family Newspaper, 1953: On folder: "Written by Richard, John, and Margaret McCready when we had family gatherings. The three children "disappeared" after dinner and worked on the newspaper while adults talked downstairs"
Folder 16: Tribute to EIM, 1995: Tribute to EIM, written by her niece, Margaret McCready Cornell
Folder 17: Newspaper Clippings, 1950-1970: Clippings regarding family and friends, including deaths, marriages, and events
Folder 18: Recipes, 1920-1950: Recipes from EIM's friends, women from Central KY
Folder 19: Writings, 1920-1930: Stories and poems written by EIM
Folder 20: Writings, 1920-1930: More stories and poems written by EIM

Box 11

Folder 1: Writings, 1947: Typed story draft and outline of "Upon a Thousand Hills"
Folder 2: Writings, 1947: Typed story draft and outline of "Upon a Thousand Hills"
Folder 3: Writings, 1950-1950: Poetry written by EIM
Folder 4: Writings, ca.1960: Information on publishers and copies of articles written by EIM
Folder 5: Writings, ca.1950-1960: Two notebooks containing poetry and writing drafts by EIM
Folder 6: Writings, 1962: Typed copy of "The Corntop's Ripe: A Tale of the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky", first part, written by EIM
Folder 7: Writings, 1962: Continuted copy of the "The Corntop's Ripe: A Tale of the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky" by EIM
Folder 8: Writings, 1962: Draft copy of "The Corntop's Ripe: A Tale of the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky" by EIM

Box 12

Folder 1: Writings, 1962: Continued draft copy of "The Corntop's Ripe: A Tale of the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky" by EIM
Folder 2: Writings, 1965: Contains "Ladie's First" and "Mattie's Time" by EIM
Folder 3: Writings, 1940-1950: Several chapters of a draft of a story by EIM
Folder 4: Writings, 1940-1950: Several chapters of a draft of a story by EIM
Folder 5: Writings, 1940-1950: Heavily edited chapters of a draft of a story by EIM
Folder 6: Writings, 1940-1950: Several heavily edited chapters of a draft of a story by EIM
Folder 7: Writings, 1940-1950: Several rough draft chapters of a story by EIM
Folder 8: Writings, 1940-1950: Several rough draft chapters of a story by EIM

Box 13

Folder 1: Genealogy, undated: French family genealogy from 1603-1875
Folder 2: Genealogy, undated: French family genealogy from 1603-1875
Folder 3: Genealogy, undated: Hockaday family genealogy from 1796-1864
Folder 4: Genealogy, undated: Hockaday genealogy (1796-1864) and Moore family genealogy from 1700-1856
Folder 5: Genealogy, undated: Moore family genealogy from 1700-1856
Folder 6: Genealogy, undated: Moore family genealogy from 1700-1856. Information on the Clean Drinking manor, near Bethesda, MD.
Folder 7: Genealogy, undated: Moore family genealogy from 1700-1856, with Howard Hughes link from 1870-1965
Folder 8: Genealogy, undated: Moore family genealogy from 1630-1973
Folder 9: Genealogy, undated: Taliaferro family and Moore family genealogies from 1953-1995
Folder 10: Genealogy, undated: Irvine family genealogy from 1934-1958
Folder 11: Reunion, 1946-1947: Irvine/Field Family Reunion
Folder 12: Genealogy, undated: Calloway family and Henderson family genealogies from 1700-1950s
Folder 13: Genealogy, undated: Calloway family and Henderson family genealogies from 1700-1950s
Folder 14: Colonel Richard Calloway, 1722-1780: Information about Richard Calloway, member of the Calloway family

Box 14

Folder 1: Genealogy, 1984: Sphar family genealogy
Folder 2: Historic Homes, undated: Includes: Welcome Hall, Caveland, Crown Crest, Dixiana, and Sleepy Hollow
Folder 3: Items of Interest, 1932-1952: Collected items of interest to EIM such as central Kentucky homes, Cane Ridge Neeting House and John Allen Gano
Folder 4: Items of Interest, 1932-1952: Collected items of interest to EIM such as central Kentucky homes, Cane Ridge Neeting House and John Allen Gano

Series 8: William George McCready, Jr. [WGM, Jr.] Series

See also: Oversize: Photograph of William George McCready, Jr., 1916

Box 14

Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, 1918: Clippings regarding William's death and short family tree sheet

Series 9: Margaret Calloway (McCready) Blake [MCMB] Series

Box 14

Folder 6: Photos and Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1995: Photographs and newspaper clippings of MCMB [aka MarCallie], her husband, her children, and her grandchildren
Folder 7: Family Records, 2000-2005: Blake family records of son Charles and granddaughter Gail Burns
Folder 8: Family Records, 2000-2005: Blake family records of son Charles and granddaughter Gail Burns, continued. Previously contained two casette tapes: "Charles M. Blake Jr. Observations on His Early Life/Travels in the Military"

Series 10: Richard French McCready [RFM] Series

Box 14

Folder 9: Family File, 1913-1992: Includes photograph of RFM (ca.1913), Clark County High School graduation announcement (1922), announcement and newspaper clipping of RFM and Dolly's wedding (1933), photograph of RFM as a groomsman at Stephen & Isabel McCready's wedding (1943), photograph of Richard, Jr. (1943), correspondence from Stephen McCready to Richard (1944), acceptance speech as Kiwanis Club president (1944), newspaper clippings of RFM, Jr. and Jane Cockburn Houston's engagement and wedding (1970), newspaper clipping of RFM, Jr. taking the oath in the Clark Circuit Court, Winchester, KY (1974), photographs of Sarah Houston McCready (1982-1986), newspaper clippings of Richard's death (1992) and Dolly's death (2004)

Series 11: Richard French McCready, Jr. [RFM, Jr.] Series

Box 14

Folder 10: Personal Papers, 1953-2011: Photographs of Winchester, KY, Dairy Queen Restaurant, property owned by RFM, Jr. and photographs and a few records of his family including the opening of the Winchester Federal Bank
Folder 11: Marriage of Daughter, 2010: Materials related to the marriage of Sarah Houston McCready, daughter of RFM Jr.
Folder 12: Death, 2011: Materials related to the death of RFM Jr.
Folder 13: Marriage of Daughter, 2012: Materials related to the marriage of RFM Jr's other daughter, Louise French McCready

Series 12: Henley Moore McCready [HMM] Series

See also: Artifact: plaques dedicated to HMM; Oversize: Diplomas and certificates, 1926-1970

Box 15

Folder 1: Photographs, 1910-1960: Photographs of HMM, spanning his childhood, into his military service and his adult life
Folder 2: Wesleyan College, 1933: Student days at Wesleyan College, Winchester, KY. Includes a yearbook and list of local businesses at the time
Folder 3: Correspondence, 1924-1938: Get well soon cards, Christmas cards, a few postcards, letters from friends and family, and letters from his life insurance company
Folder 4: Correspondence, 1945-1975: Letters from friends and family, including daily reflections, clubs and organizations, church, and community issues
Folder 5: Insurance, 1935-1965: Insurance business records and writings in insurance magazines
Folder 6: Insurance, 1935-1965: Insurance business records and writings in insurance magazines
Folder 7: WWII, 1944-1945: Documents related to HMM's service in WWII. A note from MMC in this folder notes that much of the correspondence from this time was lost while cleaning out his office in 1976. Otherwise, correspondence is to friends and family, discussing HMM's service, issues back home, a few postcards, photos, and a letter of HMM requesting discharge from the military. Also included in this folder is a new testament bible with an introduction from FDR, thanking the soldiers for their service. NOTE: This folder contains a small propoganda photo album from Nazi Germany, with one included photo of concentration camp victims. These images may be disturbing to some patrons.
Folder 8: WWII, 1944-1945: Photographs from HMM's service in WWII. Contains photos of him in uniform and postcards from Paris. Authorization form allowing HMM to visit Paris. A large group photo of HMM and his fellow soldiers, with a list of names on the back. A publication from his insurance company.

Box 16

Folder 1: Personal Interests, 1954-1972: Contains materials related to activities with the Kiwanis Club and First Baptist Church and a later visit to Shakertown in Pleasant Hill, KY.
Folder 2: Community, 1946-1969: Contains materials related to HMM's community participation in music - including photographs and music event programs
Folder 3: Writings, 1962-1966: Contains writings by HMM, including magazine articles and poetry
Folder 4: Death, 1976: Contains materials related to HMM's death - newsclippings, funeral programs, death resolutions
Folder 5: Death, 1976: Contains materials related to HMM's death - death certificates, funeral progams, sympathy cards, funeral guest book

Series 13: Faye Wilson (Bolton) McCready [FWM] Series

See also: Oversize: FWBM scrapbook of trip to Amarillo, TX, 1932; FWBM scrapbook, 1929-1933; FWBM scrapbook prepared for FWB by her mother, ca.1932; diplomas and certificates, 1937-1970; photograph of Faye by William Ogden, 1953; artwork by Faye, 1930 & 1980; coat of arms by Elizabeth Crapster, 1946. Publications: Margaret Allen, Twenty-Six Sonnets. Berea College Press, 1975; R. Gerald Alvey, Dulcimer Maker: The Craft of Homer Ledford. University Press of Kentucky, 1984. The Bible and New Testament. Mary Breckenridge, Organdie and Mull. Published by the Frontier Nursing Statement, Inc. Wendover, KY, 1948. Mary Breckenridge, Wide Neighborhoods: A Story of the Frontier Nursing Service. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1952. Cookbook, From Winchester Kitchens. Winchester, KY, 1950. Cookbook, Recipes From The Bluegrass. Published by the Wednesday Bridge Club of Winchester, KY, ca.1946. Sheet music: "Lindbergh (The Eagle of the U.S.A)" by Howard Johnson, Al Sherman, et al., 1927.

Box 16

Folder 6: Photos, 1916-1921: Contains photographs of her infancy and childhood, as well as papers from her elementary school
Folder 7: Elementary School, 1922-1929: Contains materials related to FWBM's elementary school experience. Includes report cards, photos, and certificates
Folder 8: High School, 1929-1933: Contains materials related to FWBM's highschool experience. Contains a very small daily prayer book, notebooks of school assignments, and loose notes
Folder 9: Texas, 1932: Contains a small notebook detailing highlights of FWBM's trip to Amarillo, Texas to visit her mothers' sister, Hettie (Bennett) Smith.

Box 17

Folder 1: Yearbook, 1930: Yearbook for Daviess County High School, DCHS "Echoes"
Folder 2: Yearbook, 1932: Yearbook for Daviess County High School, DCHS "Echoes"
Folder 3: College Application, 1933: Contains FWBM's college application and entrance exams
Folder 4: Student Records, 1933-1937: Materials related to FWBM's time at Kentucky Wesleyan College. Includes event programs, an autograph book, grade cards, report sheets, and some writings from her college days
Folder 5: Photos, 1933-1937: Contains photographs of FWBM as a student at Kentucky Wesleyan College
Folder 6: Homework, 1936-1937: A latin paper written by FWBM, submitted at Kentucky Wesleyan College
Folder 7: Homework, 1933-1937: Student papers submitted at Kentucky Wesleyan College
Folder 8: First Teaching Job, 1937-1938: Teaching certificate, photo of class, and event program
Folder 9: Marriage and Birth, 1938: Photographs and newspaper clippings of marriage to Henley Moore McCready, and birth of Margaret French McCready

Box 18

Folder 1: Kentucky Wesleyan Teaching, 1947-1951: Materials related to FWBM's time teaching at Kentucky Wesleyan College. Includes a course catalog, event programs, newsclippings, and some graded assignments
Folder 2: Wesleyan Alumnae Association, 1937-1993: Includes memory book and event programs. Formerly contained a medallion for 50 since graduation (now in artifact box)
Folder 3: Organ Student, 1949-1957: Materials related to FWBM's time learning and performing the organ at the University of Kentucky. Includes: event programs, course reports for music classes, photos of the organ in Memorial Hall, and grade reports
Folder 4: First Methodist Church, 1951-1971: Materials related to FWBM's time as organist and music director at the First Methodist Church in Winchester, KY. Includes newsclippings, event programs, some church records, and some photos.
Folder 5: First Methodist Church, 1972-1993: Materials related to FWBM's time as organist and music director at the First Methodist Church in Winchester, KY. Includes newsclippings, event programs, some church records, and some photos.
Folder 6: Photographs, 1970-1985: Photos of FWBM through the years, including a couple of newsclippings highlighting her achievements
Folder 7: Pictoral Directories, 1941-1990: Pictorial directories of the First United Methodist Church in Winchester, KY.
Folder 8: Church Music Workshops, 1953-1954: Notebook kept by FWBM during a workshop event at Lake Junaluska, NC.
Folder 9: Church Music Workshops, 1958-1984: Certificates, event programs, and course notes from various church music workshops led by FWBM. FWBM was a founding member of the National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians.
Folder 10: First Methodist Church, 1954-1986: Membership certificates and cookbooks from the First Methodist Church

Box 19

Folder 1: Winchester Music Club, 1934-1993: Materials related to the Winchester Music Club. Includes event programs, membership lists , newsclippings, photographs, and slides.
Folder 2: Wichester Fortnightly Club, 1948-2993: Materials related to the Winchester Fortnightly Club. Includes event programs, membership lists and schedules, and some meeting notes.
Folder 3: Winchester Music Club, 1986: Contains photographs of FWBM hosting the Fortnightly Club in her home.
Folder 4: Club Memberships, 1948-1993: Materials related to membership in other clubs: American Guild of Organists [AGO], KY Wesleyan Women's Club, Winchester KY Fine Arts Club. Includes event programs and newsclippings.
Folder 5: Teacher Certification, 1973: Materials related to FWBM's efforts to receive her teacher certification
Folder 6: Piano/Organ Teaching, 1953-1966: Newspaper clippings and programs regarding FWBM as a piano and organ teacher
Folder 7: Piano Events, 1942-19993: Event programs for times that FWBM performed piano. Note from MMC: "Boxes and boxes of programs EXISTED for all the programs Faye participated in. This collection is a sampling."
Folder 8: Lexington AGO, 1956: Copy of "The Diapason" containing an announcement for FWBM's Lexington AGO Chapter concert.
Folder 9: Winchester Council for the Arts, 1986-1987: Newsclippings, event programs, and an invitation to a Grand Crystal Ball
Folder 10: Winchester Council for the Arts, 1986: Photographs of the Winchester Council for the Arts gala in Winchester, KY
Folder 11: Windswept Workshops, 1975-1986: Correspondence, newspaper clippings, event programs, attendee lists, and board meeting minutes related to the Windswept Workshops from Berea, KY. These workshops were meant to connect attendees to music.
Folder 12: Insurance Agent, 1976-1985: Materials related to FWBM's efforts to continue the insurance business after the death of her husband. Contains reciepts, newspaper clippings, insurance license (and materials related to the testing process for the license), documents related to the selling of Henley's insurance agency, and a post card.
Folder 13: Hospital Stay, 1979: Materials related to FWBM's stay at Charter Ridge Hospital. Includes correspondence from her doctor regarding test results, and documents regarding mental health and inner peace
Folder 14: Poetry/Painting, 1970-1980: Sketches, paintings, and poetry created by FWBM
Folder 15: Methodist Festival Choir, 1981: Photographs, event programs, hotel and itenerary information, and advertising posters for the Methodist Festival Choir tour
Folder 16: Greeting Cards, 1950-1993: Greeting cards from family and friends to FWBM
Folder 17: Greeting Cards, 1950-1993: Greeting cards from family and friends to FWBM

Box 20

Folder 1: Trip to Europe, 1977-1982: Materials related to European trips with Hazel McCormick and Mary Mitchell Grant: passports and travel plans
Folder 2: Photographs, 1983-1986: Photographs related to: the visit of cousin Ernestine (Smith) Nobles; the "Fayzel" Group; and trip to Junaluska, NC, with son John McCready and family
Folder 3: Photographs, 1984: Photographs of the First United Methodist Church choir; visit to son John's home in Florida
Folder 4: Photographs, 1986: Photographs of the First United Methodist Church exchange pastor; visit of granddaughter Elizabeth Faye Cornell to Kentucky
Folder 5: Photographs, 1986: Photographs of a family reunion with Bolton cousins in Owensboro, Kentucky
Folder 6: Dan Rains, 1978-1980: Correspondence from Dan Rains, a violinist and dear friend of FWBM. Topics of interest: music, day-to-day life, teaching, finances, schoolwork, performances, major moves, and travel.
Folder 7: Photographs, 1980-1981: Photographs of Dan Rains' recital at Faye's home, 223 Moundale Ave. in Winchester, KY; visit of FWBM to Maine to visit Dan
Folder 8: Photographs, 1983: Photographs of FWBM's visit to her daughter Margaret's home in Andover, MA; her camping trip afterward with Kathy Drydyk and Dan Rains
Folder 9: Photographs, 1986: Photographs of FWBM and Holly Stevenson VanMeter's trip to visit Dan Rains in Shaker Heights, OH.
Folder 10: Dan Rains, 1987-1991: Biographical records and photographs of Dan Rains
Folder 11: Concert, 1992: Concert with Dan Rains in Nashville, TN. Contains photos, event program, and some newsclipping advertisements
Folder 12: Last Concert, 1993: FWBM's last concert with Dan Rains and cousin Frances Tinnemeier. Includes event programs and newsclipping advertisements.
Folder 13: Photographs, 1993: Photographs of FWBM's visit to Ocean City, NJ and concert with Dan Rains
Folder 14: Frontier Nursing Service, 1947-1976: Materials related to the Frontier Nursing Service (FNS). Includes correspondence with Mary Breckenridge, founder and director of FNS; introduction to Odette Prunet, French nurse at the FNS; some photographs; event programs; newspaper clippings
Folder 15: Odette Prunet, 1961-1987: French correspondence from Odette Prunet, a nurse with the FNS.
Folder 16: Odette Prunet, 1986-1998: French correspondence from Odette Prunet, a nurse with the FNS.

Box 21

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1970-1987: Correspondence with piano pupil, John Bloomfield. Includes topics: his concerts, their work together, and day to day reflections. Also includes newsclippings.
Folder 2: Correspondence, 1932-1980: Correspondence with cousin Henry Douglas Smith. Contains a note from MMC regarding the role of Henry D. Smith. Correspondence discusses holidays, family matters, children, and retirement. Contains photos and newsclippings.
Folder 3: Correspondence, 1965-1993: Photographs and correspondence with her cousin Frances Ann (DuVerger) Tinnemeier.
Folder 4: Bolton Castle, 1983: Frances and Werner Tinnemeier's trip to Bolton Castle. Includes photos, newsclippings, scans of book sections, and a small publication on the history of Bolton Castle.
Folder 5: Holly VanMeter, 1974-1993: Materials related to Holly VanMeter, Faye's good friend. Includes greeting cards created by and sent by Holly, and newsclippings.
Folder 6: Correspondence, 1948-1980: Correspondence from various friends of Faye. Includes event invitations, postcards, and a couple of letters just reflecting on daily life.
Folder 7: Stationary and Calling Cards, 1970-1993: Contains personal stationary, calling cards, and an address book.
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1980-1993: Correspondence from various friends of Faye. Includes letters reflecting on personal day-to-day activities, holidays, and events.
Folder 9: Color Profile, 1981: Contains information regarding Faye's personal color profile. The color profile is used to help choose clothing or make-up colors. See the artifact box for the swatch bundle of colors mentioned in this folder.
Folder 10: Faye McCready Day, 1990: Materials related to "Faye McCready Day" at First United Methodist Church in Winchester, KY. This day was meant to celebrate Faye's contributions to the church community.
Folder 11: Faye McCready Day, 1990: Materials related to "Faye McCready Day" at First United Methodist Church in Winchester, KY. This day was meant to celebrate Faye's contributions to the church community.

Box 22

Folder 1: Living Will, 1993: Contains a discharge summary from the hospital as well as a copy of Faye's living will
Folder 2: Death, 1993: Contains materials related to FWBM's death. This folder includes sheet music, a copy of her death certificate, a piece of cloth belonging to her, a program for the funeral, a list of those who helped with the funeral, photos of funeral guests, a copy of a speech to honor Faye, and some sympathy notes.
Folder 3: Death, 1993: Contains a memorial book from Faye's funeral, signed by relatives and friends who attended.
Folder 4: Death, 1993: Materials related to the death of FWBM. Includes information on the Faye Bolton McCready Memorial Fund for Education in Church Music, sympathy cards, an event program for an orchestra in her honor, and some notes from those who donated to the fund in her honor
Folder 5: Estate, 1993: Materials related to the death and estate of FWBM. Mostly includes leftover tax information, newspaper clippings, the selling of her home, and documents discussing inheritance and leftover finances. Also includes a note from MCC: John McCready and Margaret Cornell settled the estate with the help of Judge Hylton.
Folder 6: Estate, 1993: Materials related to the death and estate of FWBM. Includes certificate of qualification, statement of assets, continuing contributions to Faye's music fund, reciepts for shipping of goods, consignment reciepts, final court settlement, and correspondence regarding the settling of the estate

Series 14: Henley Moore [HMM] and Faye Wilson (Bolton) McCready [FWBM] Series

See also: Oversize: HMM Scrapbook, 1916-1938; FWBM Scrapbook of trip to Amarillo, TX, 1932; FWBM scrapbook, 1929-1933; FWBM scrapbook prepared by FWB by her mother, ca.1932

Box 22

Folder 7: Wedding, 1938: Includes bridal shower calling cards, cards from the wedding shower, and wedding greeting cards for the marriage of HMM and FWBM.

Box 23

Folder 1: Marriage, 1938-1970: Includes materials related to the marriage of HMM and FWBM, as well as some materials related to married life. Includes some poetry, some recipes, a booklet on how to be a good hostess, holiday cards to each other, and programs from events attended by the couple.
Folder 2: Correspondence, 1937-1993: Correspondence to HMM and FWBM from friends and family. Although the date range on this folder is from 1937-1993, most of the correspondence here is from 1962-1966. Discussing education, family, and everyday life.
Folder 3: Slides, 1940-1993: Contains slides with photos of the family home at 233 Moundale Avenue in Winchester, KY.
Folder 4: Europe Trip, 1961: Contains materials related to HMM and FWBM's trip to Europe (including England, Scotland, and France) with Stephen and Betty McCready. This folder primarily contains letters to and from friends and family discussing their travels. Also contains a booklet titled "Princess Margaret's Wedding Day", a pictorial memento of the royal wedding ceremony in England.
Folder 5: Europe Trip, 1961: Contains materials related to HMM and FWBM's trip to Europe (including England, Scotland, and France) with Stephen and Betty McCready. This folder primarily contains information from the ship Mauritania. This inclues dinner menus, photos, list of passengers, and a newspaper called "The Scotsman".
Folder 6: Europe Trip, 1961: Contains materials related to HMM and FWBM's return trip from Europe. This folder contains passenger lists, accomodation plans, general information for passengers, luggage tags, and daily programs
Folder 7: Europe Trip, 1961: Contains materials related to HMM and FWBM's return trip from Europe. This folder contains a newspaper from on-board the ship and daily menus.
Folder 8: Europe Trip, 1961: Contains only Faye's travel diary from their trip to Europe, detailing daily activities

Box 24

Folder 1: Europe Trip, 1961: Contains slides with photos from HMM and FWBM's trip to Europe with Stephen and Betty McCready
Folder 2: England Trip, 1974: Contains material related to a trip HMM and FWBM took to England with Charles and Mary Kay Turkington. Includes photos, old Winston-Churchill funeral program (1965), St.Paul's Appeal dinner, event programs at St. Paul's cathedral
Folder 3: England Trip, 1974: Contains only Faye's travel diary from their trip to England, detailing daily activities
Folder 4: England Trip, 1974: Contains slides with photos from HMM and FWBM's trip to England with Charles and Mary Kay Turkington.
Folder 5: Providence Trip, 1974: Contains material related to a trip HMM and FWBM took to Providence, Rhode Island to visit the Gary Cornell family. Mostly includes church programs from their time there, as well as a booklet describing the history of the church.
Folder 6: Winchester Cathedral, 1960-1970: Materials related to interest in Winchester Cathedral and collection of church bulletins

Series 15: Margaret French (McCready) Cornell Series

See also: Artifacts: Gary and Margaret's bride and groom cake topper, 1965; Oversize: Certificates of Margaret Cornell, 1981-2000; Photographs of Margaret and her family, 1939-1979; Pen and ink drawing of Winchester High School by Holly VanMeter, 1976.

Box 24

Folder 7: Infant/Toddler, 1938-1940: Includes photographs of her as a young child, baptism certificate, and newspaper clippings announcing her birth
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1938-1939: Correspondence relating to MFC's birth - including congratulation letters and greeting cards with well-wishes and congrats
Folder 9: Kindergarten/Elementary, 1942-1949: Contains materials related to MFC's kindergarten/elementary school days. This folder is mostly photographs, but includes a few classwork assingments as well
Folder 10: Elementary/Junior High, 1943-1951: Contains photos, crafts, assignments from class, some letters from MFC to her parents, report cards, event programs, and some newsclippings.

Box 25

Folder 1: School Work and Piano, 1946-1954: Contains schoolwork and critiques of her piano playing
Folder 2: High School, 1953-1956: Contains photos, schoolwork, event programs, diploma, small printed yearbook, and some copies of newsclippings.
Folder 3: Camping, 1951-1955: Contains photographs and award books from two summer camps: Camp Greystone, NC (51-53) and Transylvania Music Camp, Brevard, NC (55).
Folder 4: Duke University, 1956-1958: Materials related to her time at Duke University School of Nursing, Nurham, NC. Includes photos, school pamphlets, correspondence with her roommate introducing herself, schedules, and some newsclippings
Folder 5: Wesleyan College, 1958-1960: Photographs of her time at Wesleyan College in Macon, GA.
Folder 6: Wesleyan College, 1958-1960: Contains photographs, newsclippings, schoolwork, event programs, and some correspondence from loved ones while she was away at Wesleyan College
Folder 7: Wesleyan College, 1960: Contains Margaret's diploma from Wesleyan College
Folder 8: Europe Trip, 1960: Materials related to Margaret's trip to Europe. The trip was a graduation gift from her uncle, Stephen McCready. The folder contains photos and some correspondence to her parents describing her trip.

Box 26

Folder 1: First Job, 1960-1962: Materials related to Margaret's first job in Goshen, Indiana. Her first job was educational assisstant at the First Methodist Church. Includes photos, newsclippings, newspapers, and information sheets.
Folder 2: Wesley Theological Seminary, 1962-1965: Materials related to Margaret's time at Wesley Seminary. Includes photos, event programs, school pamphlets, a copy of The Wesley Journal, and newspaper clippings
Folder 3: Correspondence, 1963-1965: Correspondence received by Margaret. Mostly letters from Gary talking about day to day activities. Some letters from her mother.
Folder 4: Gary Cornell, 1965: Contains materials related to Gary Cornell, his relationship with Margaret, and their engagement/marriage. Includes newsclippings, correspondence, wedding favors, photographs, and marriage certificate with vows.
Folder 5: Wedding, 1965: Contains a wedding photo album for Gary and Margaret's wedding
Folder 6: Photographs, 1965: Wedding photographs from Gary and Margaret's wedding
Folder 7: Photographs, 1966-1971: Contains photos of Gary and Margaret's first home in Manchester, CT, and photos from the births of their children. Also includes a small encouraging book about the relationship between mother and child.

Box 27

Folder 1: Miscellaneous Slides, N.D.: Contains various slides, including photos of travel, family, weddings, and holidays.
Folder 2: Cornell Family Photos, 1973-1998: Contains photos of the Cornell family over the years, as well as some photos from related churches.
Folder 3: Career Centering Counseling, 1982: Information from Career Centering Counseling. Includes a packet filled out by Margaret analyzing her career strengths and weaknessess, a "self-analysis". Previosuly included a casette tape, now moved to media box: "Personality and Career Dynamics - Margaret Cornell 11/18/82 by George Fisher Career Centering"
Folder 4: Curriculum Writing, 1984: Contains publications from Andover, MA, written by Margaret. The publications are mostly curriculum for children's bible studies.
Folder 5: Scarritt-Bennett Center, 1993: Contains material related to Margaret's work at Simmons College as she got her Masters of Library and Information Science. This folder focuses on her independent study with the Scarritt-Bennett Center (SBC) Archives. Includes proposals, timelines, and certificates.
Folder 6: Simmons College, 1992-1995: Contains material related to Margaret's work at Simmons College receiving her Masters of Library and Information Science. This folder contains course materials, a school catalog, and two floppy disks which according to related correspondence contains a paper submitted by Margaret for potential publication. Previously contained a casette tape, now moved to media box: "1995 Samuel Lazerow Lecture, March14-Simmons College-GLIS. Dr. Trudy Peterson, Acting Archivist of the U.S."
Folder 7: Simmons College, 1995: Contains Margaret's diploma from Simmons College for her Masters of Library and Information Science
Folder 8: Simmons College, 1995: Contains a guest book for all of those who attended Margaret's graduation celebration
Folder 9: Simmons College, 1995: Contains photographs from Margaret's graduation from Simmons College.

Box 28

Folder 1: The Winchester Sun, 1993: Letters to The Winchester Sun by Margaret, regarding records held in the courthouse
Folder 2: Birthday, 1998: Birthday celebration materials for Margaret's 60th birthday. Includes handmade birthday cards and photos.
Folder 3: Presentation of Papers, 1999: Photographs, newsclippings, and some correspondence related to the donation of the McCready-Bolton papers to Special Collections and Archives, as well as a special event that took place to present those papers.
Folder 4: Chelmsford Public Schools, 1989-2000: Contains materials related to Margaret's job with the Chelmsford Public School system. Contains her applications, performance reviews, photos, letter of intent for her retirement, and an event program for her retirement dinner
Folder 5: Chelmsford Public Schools, 2000: Guestbook for Margaret's retirement party from Chelmsford Public Schools (Chelmsford, MA)
Folder 6: Correspondence, 1973-1989: Contains mostly greeting cards and homemade cards from her children. Also contains some letters from church members, friends, and family.
Folder 7: Correspondence, 1990-1996: Contains letters from her children, friends and loved ones. Topics are mostly daily reflections or family matters such as finances, health, etc. Also contains a variety of greeting cards for birthdays and holidays; contains postcards from travels of frien
Folder 8: Correspondence, 1990-1996: Contains letters from her children, friends and loved ones. Topics are mostly daily reflections or family matters such as finances, health, etc. Also contains a variety of greeting cards for birthdays and holidays; contains postcards from travels of friends and family.
Folder 9: Family Christmas Letters, 1967-1998: Contains family christmas letters from the Cornells. Some of the letters have additional commentary written on them to certain family members.

Box 29

Folder 1: Londonderry Correspondence, 1997: Contains correspondence from friends and family. Much of the correspondence in this folder relates to the family's recent move to Londonderry, New Hampshire. Includes well wishes, talks of family matters, and general day-to-day. The folder also includes some postcards and invitations.
Folder 2: Londonderry Correspondence, 1998: Contains correspondence from friends and family. Most of the correspondence comes from their children, discussing family matters and day-to-day reflections
Folder 3: Londonderry Correspondence, 1998: Contains correspondence from friends and family. Most of the correspondence comes from their children and grandchildren, discussing family matters and day-to-day reflections. There is also some correspondence to Margaret regarding genealogy research.
Folder 4: Londonderry Correspondence, 1999: Contains correspondence from friends and family. Most of the correspondence is from children and grandchildren. Contains additional greeting cards.
Folder 5: Londonderry Correspondence, 1999: Contains correspondence from friends and family. Most of the correspondence is from children and grandchildren. Contains additional greeting cards.
Folder 6: Gary Stiles Cornell Papers, 1936-2000: Contains the finding aid for the Rev. Gary Stiles Cornell Papers at Boston University School of Theology Archives (the archives of the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church). Gary Cornell was Margaret's husband.
Folder 7: Family Correspondence, 2000-2004: Contains some correspondence to and from family, regarding family matters. Also contains some obituaries and a few photographs.
Folder 8: Winchester, KY, 1980-1995: Contains photographs from the Winchester High School Reunion, 1995, as well as some newsclippings and event programs. Additionally, contains a couple of small publications about Winchester.
Folder 9: Holly VanMeter, 1974-1997: Contains greeting cards and a bit of correspondence from 1974-1997. Blank greeting cards contain art made by Holly VanMeter. Correspondence contains topics on reflections: daily reflections, reflections on their friendship over the years, changes in their home towns
Folder 10: Holly VanMeter, 2000-2004: Contains greeting cards and correspondence from 2000-2004. Blank greeting cards contain art made by Holly VanMeter. Correspondence reflects on holidays, family matters, and day-to-day reflections.
Folder 11: Holly VanMeter, 2005-2011: Contains mostly greeting cards from Holly VanMeter. The cards are made by Holly. Some of the correspondence expresses thanks to Margaret for various things, or updates her on Holly's life
Folder 12: Holly VanMeter, 1958-2004: Contains materials related to Holly VanMeter's family - event programs, photographs, newsclippings, business cards, and an angel made by Holly
Folder 13: Holly VanMeter, 1990-1995: Contains newspaper columns by Holly VanMeter: "The Nature of Things..."
Folder 14: Art Shows, 1991-2000: Contains materials related to Holly VanMeter's art shows/projects. Includes event programs and advertisements for the exhibits.
Folder 15: Artwork, 1976-1990: Contains artwork created by Holly VanMeter, signed and sent to Margaret.
Folder 16: Mildred Stevenson, 1991-2004: Contains correspondence with Holly VanMeter's mother, Mildred Stevenson. Margaret maintained correspondence and visits with Mildred after her mother, Faye, passed away. The correspondence contains personal reflections, thank-you's, and holiday letters

Box 30

Folder 1: Mildred Stevenson, 2007: Contains materials to the death of Mildred Stevenson, Holly VanMeter's mother. Includes event programs and obituary
Folder 2: Publications on Holly, 2000-2007: Contains publications about Holly VanMeter and her artwork over the years.

Series 16: John Bennett McCready [JBM] Series

Box 30

Folder 3: Infancy to Early Childhood, 1940-1944: Contains photographs of John and his siblings from infancy to early childhood
Folder 4: Infancy to Early Childhood, 1940-1944: Contains announcements and congratulations, as well as a baby book highlighting his growth as an infant
Folder 5: Elementary/Junior High, 1946-1953: Contains church certificates, photos, correspondence to his parents, report cards, and school work
Folder 6: High School/College, 1958-1962: Contains newsclippings and photographs from John's time in high school and college
Folder 7: Marriage, 1965-1969: Contains material related to John's marriage to Margaret Milner. Contains correspondence related to wedding planning, event programs, newsclippings, and photos from the wedding.
Folder 8: Marriage, 1965-1969: Contains additional photographs from John's marriage to Margaret Milner.
Folder 9: Slides, 1962: Contains slides with various photos from John's life, including family photos, photos from his wedding, and photos of their later apartment
Folder 10: Yearbook, 1958: Contains yearbook "The Shawnee", belonging to John for his senior year.

Box 31

Folder 1: Post-College/Adulthood, 1963-1976: Mostly contains newsclippings highlighting John's accomplishments into his adult life
Folder 2: Emily Bolton McCready Kirk, 1971-1997: Contains materials related to John and Margaret's daughter, Emily Bolton McCready Kirk. Includes photographs, newsclippings (birth announcement, marriage), event invitations, and letters congratulating her on accomplishments
Folder 3: Family Photos, 1970-1985: Mostly contains photographs of John and Margaret's children: Emily, Stephen, and Preston.
Folder 4: Family Photos, 1954-2003: Contains family photos over the years: School photos, vacation photos, photos of their businesses, photos from various holidays, and group family photos
Folder 5: Family Photos and Correspondence, 1975-2004: Contains family photos over the years, as well as some family Christmas letters.
Folder 6: Death, 2003: Contains materials related to John Bennett McCready's passing. Includes obituaries, newsclippings, final correspondence, funeral program, death certificate, and letters of sympathy from close family. Also includes photos of the site of the burial of his ashes (a note from MMC: "John B. McCready's ashes were buried in the foundation of the chapel of Coronado Community United Methodist Church, New Smyrna Beach, FL.")
Folder 7: Grandson, 2003-2006: Contains photos, greeting cards, and letters about John's grandson, Bennett Angulo, son of Emily. This folder also contains a floppy disk.
Folder 8: Grandson, 2007: Contains a small bit of correspondence congratulating Emily on their new son, Joseph Preston Angulo, who would have been another grandson of John B. McCready
Folder 9: Stephen H. McCready, 2008: Contains material related to the marriage of John's son, Stephen H. McCready, to Mary Shedd.

Series 17: John Cleveland Bolton [JCB] and Mary Elizabeth (Bennett) Bolton [MEB] Series

See also: Oversize: Pages from the Bennett family bible, 1847-1965; photo of Ouray, CO, where John and Mary lived, 1906-1906; photographs of Martin and Lula (Dixon) Bennett, 1920, and daughter Elizabeth, 1950. Publications: Osborne W. Trenery Highway, Leila Ada, The Jewish Convert. Nashville: published by E. Stevenson and F.A. Owen, Agents for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1857. (Book of Judith Lloyd Bennett, mother of Samuel Wilson Bennett)

Box 31

Folder 10: Bolton Genealogy, ca. 1996: Contains a breakdown of the Bolton family genealogy prepared by Dr. and Mrs. Louis Bailey in Dallas, TX. Inlcudes mostly family group sheets tracking the family back to nearly 1800. Date listed is approximate date the information was prepared.
Folder 11: John Cleveland Bolton Parents, 1843-1934: Contains photos, newsclippings, family trees, certificates of death, and written copies of newsclippings, all related to John's parents, John Henry Bolton [1843-1918] and Cynthia Martha May [1860-1934]
Folder 12: Bolton Family, 1878-1960: Contains death certificates, family trees, and letters discussing genealogy related to John H. Bolton and Cynthia M. May.
Folder 13: Bolton Family, 1896-1960: Contains photographs of various Bolton family members over the years, as well as some documents related to the family genealogy
Folder 14: Photo Album, 1914-1918: Contains early photographs of the Bolton family
Folder 15: Photographs, 1896-1960: Contains early photographs of the Bolton family

Box 32

Folder 1: Move to Winchester, 1962-1965: Contains photographs related to Mary's move to Winchester after John's death.
Folder 2: Siblings of John Bolton, 1880-2001: Contains photographs and genealogical information following John Bolton's siblings and their families. His siblings: Annie Bolton DuVerges, Myrtle Bolton Potts, and Elizabeth Bolton Duke/Pierce
Folder 3: Dr. Lou Bailey, 1995-1998: Contains correspondence and photographs of the Bolton family. Correspondence is mainly between Lou Bailey and Margaret Cornell regarding genealogy. Lou Bailey is the grandson of Louis Bolton, who was the brother of John C. Bolton
Folder 4: Photographs, 1860-1900: Contains early unidentified photos of Bolton family members over the years.
Folder 5: Correspondence, 1905-1956: Contains letters to Faye, Mary Bolton, Henley Moore, and newborn Margaret French McCready from John C. Bolton
Folder 6: Photographs, 1952: Photographs from Mary Bolton's trip west with Faye and John McCready.
Folder 7: Scrapbook, 1910-1950: Scrapbook belonging to Mary Bolton, including newsclippings and photos. Includes topics such as Faye's wedding, statement of E.K. Bennett, clippings on various family members' accomplishments, and various obituaries
Folder 8: Deaths, 1962-1965: Material realted to the deaths of John Cleveland Bolton [5/25/1882 - 4/30/1962] and Mary Elizabeth (Bennett) Bolton [2/8/1882 - 2/23/1965]. Includes obituaries, memorial programs, and ancestry results.
Folder 9: Legal Documents, 1913-1958: Contains various legal documents belonging to the Boltons. Includes deeds, military registration, tax documents, and receipts.
Folder 10: Bennett Genealogy, 1810-1965: Contains genealogical information on various members of the Bennett family. Includes cemetery maps and family trees with lists of children.
Folder 11: Judith Lloyd Bennett, undated: Contains material related to Judith Lloyd Bennett, mother of Samuel Wilson Bennett. Includes photographs, biographical sketches, and typed letters related to genealogy. This folder did hold a book for bereaved parents - see the publications
Folder 12: Samuel Wilson Bennett, undated: Contains material related to Samuel Wilson Bennett [10/16/1841-9/20/1929] and Elizabeth Wilhite (Patterson) Bennett [3/26/1846-4/10/1910]. Includes photographs, photocopies of genealogical materials, and some newsclippings.
Folder 13: Photographs, 1861-1926: Contains photographs of, and related to, Samuel Wilson Bennett
Folder 14: Samuel Wilson Bennett, 1861-1865: Contains copies of Samuel Bennett's civil war diary, detailing daily activities. Also contains some correspondence regarding the donation of the original diary, as well as some historical context as commentary.
Folder 15: Children, undated: Contains material related to Samuel Wilson Bennett and Elizabeth Wilhite (Patterson) Bennett's children. Includes photographs, photocopies of newsclippings, and some genealogical information
Folder 16: Thomas and Nancy Wilhite, 1823-1877: Contains photographs of Thomas and Nancy Wilhite, parents of Elizabeth Wilhite (Patterson) Bennett. Photos are fragile.

Box 33

Folder 1: Ella English Bennett, 1870-1940: Contains photographs of, and related to, Ella English Bennett. She was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett.
Folder 2: Robert Marvin Bennett, 1874-1930: Contains photographs of, and related to, Robert Marvin Bennett. He was the son of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett.
Folder 3: Elmer Kavanaugh Bennett, 1875-1969: Contains photographs of, and related to, Elmer Kavanaugh Bennett. He was the son of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett. Also contains a photocopy of a letter from him to his sister.
Folder 4: Elmer Kavanaugh Bennett, 1952: Contains photographs of Elmer Bennett on his visit to Kentucky
Folder 5: Edmond Lee Bennett, 1877-1953: Contains photographs of Edmond Bennett, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett, as a young child
Folder 6: Hettie Wilson Bennett, 1884-2004: Contains photographs of Hettie Wilson Bennett and her family. Hettie was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett.
Folder 7: Hettie Wilson Bennett, undated: Contains photographs of Hettie's daughters, Ernestine and Grady
Folder 8: Ernestine Smith Nobles, 1994-2004: Contains materials related to Ernestine's later years and death. Includes correspondence from Ernestine to Margaret Cornell, her 90th birthday party program, correspondence surrounding her death, and her obituary
Folder 9: Children, undated: Contains photographs of Hettie Wilson Bennett and her family, mostly of her children.
Folder 10: Bennett Sisters, 1900-1910: Children of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett, Mary and Hettie Bennett
Folder 11: Bennett Family, undated: Includes unidentified photos of members of the Bennett family.
Folder 12: Ed Allen, 1988: Includes a newsclipping and letter discussing genealogy of Ed Allen, great-grandson of Samuel and Elizabeth Bennett.
Folder 13: Photographs, 2002: Includes photographs from a trip with John C. Bolton and Mary B. Bolton to Owenboro with Margaret Cornell (their granddaughter)

Series 18: Miscellaneous

This series contains some larger items from various series and family members.

Box 33

Folder 14: Henley McCready, 1939: A plaque in recognition of representation for Henley McCready from the Maryland Casualty Company, Baltimore, MD.

Box 34

Folder 1: Baby Book, 1938: A baby book kept by Faye Bolton McCready for her first baby, Margaret French McCready (born Nov. 17, 1938)
Folder 2: Shawnee Yearbook, 1956: Yearbook belonging to Margaret and John McCready
Folder 3: French Family Bible, 1860-1900: Family Bible belonging to the French family, containing many newsclippings and notes about genealogy

Box 35

Folder 1: Veterropt, 1960: Yearbook of Wesleyan College
Folder 2: Baby's First Seven Years, 1938: A baby book that tracks the changes over the first seven years. Kept by Faye Bolton McCready for her first baby, Margaret French McCready (born Nov. 17, 1938)

Series 19: Publications

Box 35

Folder 1: History of Christ Church Cathedral 1822-1937, 1937: Book written by Richard McCready. Inside is written: "Wishing you every blessing of the blessed Christian. Richard L. McCready. 1938"
Folder 2: Farewell Miss Julie Logan, 1932: Written by J.M. Barrie. Inside is written: "Compliments of [??] Blake, Jan 3, 1933. Please return to Mrs. W.G. McCready, Winchester, KY."
Folder 3: Constitution of the Presbyterian Church, 1854: Poor condition. Belonged to the Moore and French families.

Box 36

Folder 1: Margaret Anne French McCready, 1844-1854: Both books belonging to Margaret Anne French McCready. Includes a Psalmist with Supplement (1854) and a bible (1844)
Folder 2: Through Two Administrations, 1897: "Through Two Administrations: Character Sketches of Kentucky" by Pattie French Witherspoon.
Folder 3: Elizabeth of Boonesborough, 1909: by Pattie French Witherspoon
Folder 4: The Talker, 1900: "The Talker: A Practical Guide to the Use of Correct English" by William Hendley French. Contains two copies.
Folder 5: A Treasury of Stephen Foster, 1946: Foreward by Deems Taylor, historical notes by John Tasker Howard, arrangements by Ray Lev and Dorothy Berliner Commins, illustrated by William Sharp. Belonged to Charles Stephen French McCready.

Box 37

Folder 1: Ocala Cavalcade, 1946: Ocala Cavalcade: Honoring Ocala's One Hundredth Birthday by Charles Stephen French McCready. Inside is written: "Cordially yours, Stephen. 4/10/47". Ocala, FL is where Stephen made his home.
Folder 2: The South We Love, 1964: Two copies in this folder. "Glimpses of the South We Love" by John Dudley McCready. One edition inside reads: "To my dear sister - Emily Irvine McCready - with very good wish - John Dudley McCready, August 1964."
Folder 3: The South We Love, 1964: One copy. This copy, by John Dudley McCready, contains many author notes, edit notes, and comments on the inside covers and some pages
Folder 4: Eskippakithiki, 1932: Eskippakithiki: The Last Indian Town in Kentucky by Lucien Beckner, 1932, reprinted from the Filson Club History Quarterly. Belonging to Emily Irvine McCready
Folder 5: Book of Common Prayer, 1916: Copy belonging to Emily Irvine McCready
Folder 6: Ladies Aid Society Cookbook, 1939: Cookbook put together by the Kirksville Christian Church, Kirksville, KY. Belonged to Emily Irvine McCready.
Folder 7: Old Homes and Landmarks of Clark County, KY, 1967: Book by Kathryn Owen, belonged to Margaret and Gary, a gift from Emily.
Folder 8: Pioneer Personalities of the Past, undated: Work by Katherine Owen. Written for the radio station WWKY, on Margaret Kagin's "Kitty Klark" program.
Folder 9: Dulcimer Maker, 1984: Dulcimer Maker: The Craft of Homer Ledford by R. Gerald Alvey. Inside reads: "To Faye: One of my best friends and a great lady. Many thanks and best wishes. - Homer Ledford, '84"
Folder 10: Bible and New Testament, 1952: Bible and New Testament belonging to Faye McCready.
Folder 11: Organdie and Mull, 1948: Small publication by Mary Breckenridge, founder of the Frontier Nursing Service. Belonged to Faye. First edition copy, limitedto 1000 copies, of which this is 572.

Box 38

Folder 1: From Winchester Kitchens, undated: Recipes collected from the people of Winchester, KY.
Folder 2: Sheet Music, undated: Sheet music for the piano owned by Faye. Includes Linburgh (The Eagle of the USA) as well as additional music.
Folder 3: Recipes, 1940-1946: Includes "Recipes from the Blue Grass" by the Wednesday Bridge Club of Clark County. Also contains "Special Recipes of Beaumont Inn", a small book with recipes from the Inn.
Folder 4: Twenty-Six Sonnets, 1975: Written by Margaret Allen. Printed at Berea College Press. Signed inside by author, dedicated to Faye.
Folder 5: Leila Ada: The Jewish Convert, 1857: Belonged to Faye McCready. Written by Osborne Heighway
Folder 6: Wide Neighborhoods, 1959: Written by Mary Breckenridge, founder of the Frontier Nursing Service. Belonged to Faye.
Folder 7: Bereaved Parents Consoled, 1855: Book meant to console grieving parents. Written by John Thorton. Belonged to John and Mary Bolton.

Series 20: Scrapbooks

Box 39

Folder 1: Faye Wilson Bolton Scrapbook, 1929-1933: A scrapbook kept by Faye with newsclippings, tickets, and emphemera highlighting events she attended.
Folder 2: Margaret McCready Scrapbook, 1947-1949: A scrapbook highlighting Margaret's interest in the piano
Folder 3: Charles Stephen French McCready Scrapbook, 1936-1952: A scrapbook kept by Charles Stephen French McCready, detailing his family, his home, and his work. Contains an index to navigate the scrapbook.
Folder 4: Isabel Warfield (Bennett) McCready Scrapbook, 1939-1946: A scrapbook kept by Isabel Warfield Bennett McCready. Contains newspaper clippings of family obituaries and marriages, graduation announcements, and other items related to Isabel's family including the Bennetts, Brittains, and Burnams of the Richmond, KY area. Includes index.
Folder 5: Charles Stephen French McCready Scrapbook, 1894-1901: Inside front cover: "To Charles Stephen French McCready. A present from Grandma French, December 28, 1900." Compiled by his grandparents. Includes family info, news coverage, and sermons. Also contains an index. Suggested: USE COPIES FIRST. Original is in poor condition. Copy is included with scrapbook.

Box 40

Folder 1: Henley M. McCready Scrapbook, 1916-1938: A scrapbook kept by Henley McCready highlighting family obituaries, marriages, births, and subjects related to family history and Kentucky history.
Folder 2: Faye Wilson Bolton Scrapbook, 1932: A scrapbook created by Faye highlighting her trip west with family. Includes postcards, photos, ephemera, and event programs. Scrapbook is in very fragile condition - use with caution.
Folder 3: Faye Wilson Bolton Scrapbook, 1932-1933: A scrapbook entitled "Romance of Faye Wilson Bolton" which uses artwork clippings to tell a story of romance from childhood through adulthood. This scrapbook is in fragile condition.

Box 41

Folder 1: Winchester Scrapbook, 1950-1956: Scrapbook highlighting school days in Winchester, KY. Contains class photos, group photos, event programs, graduation cards, certificates, and newsclippings.

Series 21: Oversized

Box 42

Folder 1: Oversized 1, 1854: Baptismal certificate for William George McCready, Dec 15, 1854; Panoramic photo of William G. McCready and a church choir, n.d.
Folder 2: Oversized 2, 1934-1948: Photographs of the McCready family taken the day of Margaret French McCready's funeral, October 17, 1948, and a checkbook, 1934-1936
Folder 3: Oversized 3, 1849-1859: Charles Stephen French's diploma from Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY, 1849; Kentucky Colonel certificate, 1859
Folder 4: Oversized 4, 1950-1965: Charles Stephen French McCready and Isabel Bennett McCready photographs, 1950 and 1965. Pictures of their home in Ocala, FL, 1964.
Folder 5: Oversized 5, 1964-1967: Charles Stephen French McCready's Last Will and Testament., 1964 and 1967; Newspaper article from the Marion Sentinel, 1964

Box 43

Folder 1: Oversized 6, 1915-1918: Emily Irvine McCready's diploma from Hannah Moore Academy, 1915; her Kentucky teaching certificate, 1918.
Folder 2: Oversized 7, 1916: William George McCready Jr's photograph, 1916
Folder 3: Oversized 8, 1926-1970: Henley Moore McCready diploma and certificates, 1926-1970
Folder 4: Oversized 9, 1937-1970: Faye Bolton McCready's diplomas and certificates, 1937-1970; photograph of Faye by William Ogden, 1952
Folder 5: Oversized 10, 1930-1980: Faye Bolton McCready's artwork
Folder 6: Oversized 11, 1946: Coat of arms painting by Elizabeth Crapster
Folder 7: Oversized 12, 1939-2000: Margaret McCready Cornell's diploma and certificates, 1981 and 2000; photographs of her, 1939-1979
Folder 8: Oversized 13, 1847-1950: Bennett family bible pages, 1847-1965; photograph of Ouray, CO. 1905; photographs of Marvin and Lula (Dixon) Bennett, 1920, and daughter Elizabeth, 1950; ledger of John Cleveland Bolton, 1906-1927
Folder 9: Oversized 14, 1976: Holly Stevenson VanMeter's drawing of Winchester, KY, High School

Series 22: Artifact Storage

Box 44

Folder 1: Tray 1, undated: Contains some medallions belonging to Henley McCready, a sewing kit belonging to Sarah French Youtsey, Margaret Cornell's wedding cake topper (bride and groom), Faye Wilson Bolton's Wesleyan College medal, and an ambrotype of an unidentified man
Folder 2: Tray 2, undated: Contains some ambrotypes and tin types, cufflinks belonging to W.G.McCready, a pocketwatch belonging to a Kate McCready, Faye Bolton McCready's color profile samples, Faye's monogram nameplate, and two necklaces.
Folder 3: Tray 3, undated: Contains a plaque for Faye B. McCready Insurance, an ambrotype of Mrs. Evelyn Moore, and Emily Irvine McCready's card game