Date Span: 1772-1994

Biographical Sketch: Thomas Joseph Peddy was born in Loachpoka, Lee County, Alabama. He received a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Alabama Polytechnic Institute (now Auburn University) in 1931, and a Bachelor's in Aeronautical Engineering from there in 1932. He worked for Eastern Air Lines from 1947, retired to Columbus, Georgia in 1975, then collected research materials on historical subjects until his death in 1990.

Scope / Content: Extensive collection of research materials on Creek Indians, the Greater Chattahoochie River Valley, western Georgia, and eastern Alabama. Includes copies and transcriptions of materials housed in the National Archives, as well as collections of newspaper columns from noted local historians. Also contains genealogical and personal family materials, including a large number of photographs.
 

SERIES 1: CREEK INDIAN RESEARCH MATERIALS: Most materials are transcripts from: The American State Papers (ASP), The New American State Papers (NASP), National Archives (NA) Microfilm and Territorial Papers.

Accession 90-080, Box 1

1. Creek Letters – Table of Contents
2. Introduction
3. Creek Letters, 1800-1816, Part 1
4. Creek Letters, 1800-1816, Part II
5. Creek Letters, 1817-1818, Part I
6. Creek Letters, 1817-1818, Part II
7. Creek Letters, 1819
8. Creek Letters, 1820
9. Creek Letters, 1821
10. Creek Letters, 1822
11. Creek Letters, 1823
12. Creek Letters, 1824, Part I
13. Creek Letters, 1824, Part II
14. Creek Letters, January-May 1825, Part I
15. Creek Letters, January-May 1825, Part II
16. Creek Letters, January-May 1825, Part III
17. Creek Letters, June 1825, Part I
18. Creek Letters, June 1825, Part II
19. Creek Letters, July 1825, Part I
20. Creek Letters, July 1825, Part II
21. Creek Letters, August and September 1825, Part I
22. Creek Letters, August and September 1825, Part II
23. Creek Letters, October-December 1825, Part I
24. Creek Letters, October-December 1825, Part II
25. Creek Letters, June-December 1826

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Accession 90-080, Box 2

1. Creek Letters, 1827, Part I
2. Creek Letters, 1827, Part II
3. Creek Letters, 1827, Part III
4. Creek Letters, 1828, Part I
5. Creek Letters, 1828, Part II
6. Creek Letters, 1829, Part I
7. Creek Letters, 1829, Part II
8. Creek Letters, 1831
9. Creek Letters, 1832, Part I
10. Creek Letters, January-June 1832, Part I
11. Creek Letters, July-December 1832, Part II
12. Creek Letters, July-December 1832, Part I
13. Creek Letters, July-December 1832, Part II
14. Creek Letters, January-June 1833, Part I
15. Creek Letters, July-December 1833, Part II
16. Creek Letters, July-December 1833, Part III
17. Creek Letters, January-June 1834, Part I
18. Creek Letters, January-June 1834, Part II
19. Creek Letters, July-December 1834
20. Creek Letters, January-June 1835, Part I
21. Creek Letters, January-June 1835, Part II
22. Creek Letters, July-December 1835, Part III
23. Creek Letters, July-December 1835, Part IV
24. Creek Letters, January-February 1836, Part I
25. Creek Letters, January-February 1836, Part II

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Accession 90-080, Box 3

1. Creek Letters, 1836, part I, March and April
2. Creek Letters, 1836, Part II, March and April
3. Creek Letters, 1836, May and June
4. Creek Letters, 1836, Part I, July-December
5. Creek Letters, 1836, Part II, July-December
6. Creek Letters, 1837, January-June, Part I
7. Creek Letters, January-June 1837, Part II
8. Creek Letters, July-December 1837
9. Creek Letters, Creek Letters, 1838-1841
10. Creek Letters, 1842, Part I
11. Creek Letters, 1842, Part II
12. Creek Letters, 1843-1849
13. More Creek Letters, 1793-1846
14. Creek War, 1835
15. Creek War, January-June 1836, Part I (Info re: Creek uprising in Lee Co.)
16. Creek War, January-June 1836, Part II (Info re: Creek uprising in Lee Co.)
17. Creek War, July-December 1836 (Info re: Creek uprising in Lee Co.)
18. Creek War, 1837
19. Creek Letters, "Investigation of General D.B. Mitchell," Part I
20. Creek Letters, "Investigation of General D.B. Mitchell," Part II
21. Military Returns, Fort Mitchell, August 1825-April 1840
22. Creek War, 1835
23. Creek War, 1836, January-June
24. Creek War, 1836, July-December
25. Creek War, 1837
26. Perilous Journeys: A History of Steamboating on the Chattahoochee, Appalachicola, and Flint Rivers, 1828-1928, by Edward Mueller

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Accession 90-108, Box 1

1. Creek Treaties – 1778-1883
2. Creek Treaties – 1778-1883, contd.
3. Creek Census, 1832 – National Archives Microfilm
4. Creek Traders, 1822 – National Archives Microfilm
5. "Removal of the Creek Indians," from The Story of Georgia, by Walter G. Cooper, 1814—
6. Miscellaneous Indian File, National Archives Microfilm (Various Dates)
7. Acts, Ordinances, and Proclamations," by Wilcum Washburn, 1763-1834
8. "David Taitt’s Journal 1772," from Travels in the American Colonies, by Newton D. Mereness, published 1961
9. Laws of the Creek Nation, by Antonio J. Waring, 1818-1828
10. The Georgia Controversy," by W.E. McIntosh, 1818-1828
11. Maps, 1700-1877
12. Towns and Villages of the Creek Confederacy, by Albert S. Gatschet. Published, 1901
13. "The Path to Oakfuskie," by John H. Goff, 1735-1814
14. "The First Georgians," Atlanta Journal Article, by Will Winn (8,000 BC – 1835)
15. "A Matter of Survival," paper by Jacqueline Hines, 1735-1963
16. Indian Place-Names in Alabama, by William Read, Published 1937
17. Cape-Crowell Controversy and Asbury Mission, 1821-1830
18. "Alabama and the Federal Government: The Creek Indian Controversy," by Theodore Jack, 1830-1834
19. Narrative of the Military Actions of Colonel Marinus Willett," by William M. Willett, 1831
20. American State Papers, 1825-1837 (The American State Papers detail the United States relationships with foreign powers, like Indian tribes.)
21. History of the Discovery of America, by Henry Trumbull, 1620-1679
22. Creek Nativism and the Creek War of 1813-1814, (Stiggins Narrative) by Thomas A. Nunez, Jr., 1813-1814
23. Articles on Benjamin Hawkins (by Merrit B. Pound) and William McIntosh (by James C. Bonner) found in Georgians in Profile, ed. Horace Montgomery.
24. Creek Letters, Investigation of General D.B. Mitchell, National Archives, Microfilm, 1817-1821
25. Letters of John Floyd, 1818-1839

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SERIES 2: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, RESEARCH MATERIALS: Peddy gathered research materials on the history of the Greater Chattahoochie River Valley, particularly Columbus, Georgia.

Accession 96-039 Box 1

1. 1815 Ledger Information and Other Data
2. "…Military Actions of Col. Marinus Willett…," 1831
3. Marriages and Deaths, Columbus Enquirer, 1835-36
4. Census of Muscogee County, GA, 1850
5. "Olden Days in Columbus, 1842-1856"
6. "Olden Days in Columbus, 1842-1856"
7. "Olden Days in Columbus, 1842-1856"
8. Columbus City Council Meeting, June 30, 1847
9. "Columbus and the Civil War"
10. Letter by Columbus Women to the Army of Tennessee, 1864
11. Springer Opera House, 1871
12. Springer Opera House, 1871
13. Articles, "Red Jacket" Howitzer, February 21, 1884 & July 12, 1896
14. Reminiscences of Columbus, John E. Lamar, 1891
15. Reminiscences of Columbus, John E. Lamar, 1891
16. Articles, Columbus Guards, March 12 & April 2, 1892
17. "The Christian Commonwealth" (Muscogee), 1896-1900
18. "The Christian Commonwealth" (Muscogee), 1896-1900
19. Battles of West Point and Columbus, November 10, 1901
20. Registry Columbus voters, 1901
21. Columbus, Historical Facts, January 30, 1921
22. Columbus Newspapers, 1921—
23. "Looking Backward Through the Files," 1925
24. "Looking Backward Through the Files," 1925
25. "Looking Backward Through the Files," 1926
26. "Looking Backward Through the Files," 1927
27. "Looking Backward Through the Files," 1928
28. "A History of Columbus, Georgia: 1828-1928" (Index only)
29. Columbus Headlines Ledger (1916-1970); Enquirer (1950-70)
30. "The First Georgians," Bill Winn, April 1968
31. Columbus Riverfront Development-1989
32. "Columbus, Georgia, 1828-1978" (150^th Anniversary)

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Accession 96-039, Box 2

33. Photostats, Enquirer-Sun, November 22, 1854
34. Photostats, Enquirer-Sun, 1890-1899
35. Photostats, T.J. Jackson Articles, Enquirer-Sun, 1895-98
36. Photostats, "Looking Backward" columns, Enquirer-Sun, 1925
37. Miscellaneous Documents, Columbus City Council, 1897-98
38. "The Unwritten History of Columbus…by Mr. Blackmar," 1920-22
39. Map of Columbus, GA, 1881
40. Various Maps of Columbus and Vicinity
41. List of Columbus Telephone Subscribers, October 1880
42. Miscellaneous items on Columbus, GA
43. Journal of the Georgia Senate, 1827
44. Caroline Lee Hentz, 1800-56
45. Dummy Line Train, March 31, 1889
46. "Columbus: Her Advantages and Resources," March 1, 1896
47. Indian Life and Warfare, November 12, 1890
48. "Oldest in America" (Racetrack), March 18, 1893
49. Football, Georgia vs. Alabama, November 10, 1895
50. Florence, GA, 1898
51. W.C. Bradley Co. Warehouse, 1899
52. "The End of Lover’s Leap," January 22, 1899
53. Record Snowfall, February 14, 1899
54. "Growth of Columbus in Twenty Years," June 4, 1899
55. "Big Fire in Phenix City," July 25, 1899
56. "Swordmaker of the Confederacy," November 26, 1899
57. "Lumpkin, 1827-1901," July 23, 1901
58. Oswichee, January 31, 1891 and September 29, 1901
59. "Columbus, 24 Years ago…," June 15, 1902
60. "Ladies Defender" (cannon), October 11, 1902
61. Climax Bottling Company, 1914-27
62. "Embryo City…93 Years Ago," March 28, 1921
63. Research Information, Columbus, GA, 1860s-1920s
64. Golden Park, December 8, 1920
65. W.C. Bradley Retirement, February 13, 1921
66. Bradley Family Genealogy
67. Streets of Columbus (1828), January 8, 1922
68. Columbus Iron Works, 1863-1979
69. Reprints of Lamar’s "Reminiscences of Columbus," 1982
70. Horace King, "The Bridge Builder," January 9, 1983
71. Gunboat, CSS Chattahoochee, 1986

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SERIES 3: STEAMBOAT RESEARCH MATERIALS: Another research area of Peddy's intimately tied to his other interests in the Chattahoochie Valley.
Accession 96-039, Box 2

72. Steamboats Built at Columbus
73. Steamboats – Miscellaneous Information
74. Steamboats, 1832-1860
75. Steamboats, 1861-1865
76. Steamboats, 1861-1870
77. Steamboats, 1871-1877
78. Steamboats, 1878
79. Steamboats, 1879

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Accession 96-039, Box 3

80. Steamboats, 1880
81. Steamboats, 1881
82. Steamboats, 1883
83. Steamboats, 1884
84. Steamboats, 1886
85. Steamboats, 1887
86. Steamboats, 1888
87. Steamboats, 1889
88. Steamboats, 1890
89. Steamboats, 1891
90. Steamboats, 1892
91. Steamboats, 1893
92. Steamboats, 1894
93. Steamboats, 1895
94. Steamboats, 1896
95. Steamboats, 1897
96. Steamboats, 1898
97. Steamboats, 1899
98. Steamboats, 1900
99. Steamboats, 1901
100. Steamboats, 1902
101. Excursions Down the Chattahoochee
102. Steamboat Stories
103. Steamboat Franklin
104. Steamboat Rebecca Everingham
105. Steamboat W.C. Bradley
106. Steamboat Disasters, Ante-Bellum
107. Steam Barges, 1898
108. "Perilous Journeys: A History of Steamboating on the Chattahoochee, Appalachicola, and Flint Rivers, 1828-1928"

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SERIES 4: H.C. WOODALL COLUMNS, "OUR TOWN"
Accession 96-039, Box 4

109. Listing of Columns by H.C. Woodall, 1963-1971
110. Photocopies of Various Columns, 1963-1971
111. Typed and other Copies, Various Dates
112. "Our Town," Woodall, 1963
113. "Our Town," bound, 1964
114. "Our Town," bound, 1965
115. "Our Town," bound, 1966
116. "Our Town," bound, 1967
117. "Our Town," bound, 1968
118. "Our Town," bound, 1969
119. "Our Town," bound, 1970
120. "Our Town," bound, 1971

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SERIES 5: NEWSPAPER COLUMNS BY PETER A. BRANNON: Brannon served as Archivist for the State of Alabama, ca 1950-1965. He wrote a column, "Through the Years," for the Montgomery Advertiser. There is a small amount of miscellaneous but related material in this series.

Accession 96-039, Box 4

121. Drafts and Copies, various Brannon Columns
122. Listing of Brannon’s Columns, various dates
123. Listing of Brannon Columns, "Through the Years"
124. Listing of Columns, "Through the Years," 1931-1950
125. Columns, "Through the Years," 1-50
126. "Through the Years,"51-100

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Accession 96-039, Box 5

127. "Through the Years," 101-150
128. "Through the Years,"151-200
129. "Through the Years," 201-250
130. "Through the Years,"251-300
131. "Through the Years," 301-350
132. "Through the Years," 351-400
133. "Through the Years," 401-450
134. "Through the Years," 451-500
135. "Through the Years," 501-550
136. "Through the Years," 551-600
137. "Through the Years," 601-650
138. "Through the Years," 651-700
139. "Through the Years," 701-750
140. "Through the Years," 751-800
141. "Through the Years," 801-850
142. "Through the Years," 851-880

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Accession 96-039, Box 6

143. 29 Selected Columns of "Through the Years"
144. Selected Columns by Brannon and Woodall
145. "Vilula and Something of the Brannons from There"
146. Correspondence and Articles, Rev. James M. Glenn
147. Mobile and Girard Railroad, Research Materials, 1938
148. Seale Family Genealogy
149. Research Materials, Russell County, 1921-22
150. Listing: P.A. Brannon’s Writings in "Arrow Points," 1920-37
151. Resolution, Auburn University Board of Trustees on Peter A. Brannon, 1967

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SERIES 6: RESEARCH FILES, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA: Miscellaneous research materials.

Accession 96-039, Box 6

152. Bibliography: Cherokee-Creek Indians, undated
153. Guide to Existing Newspaper Files, T.J. Peddy
154. Alabama Postal History (1811-1859), J.H. Scruggs
155. Col. Pickett’s History of Alabama, Letter, 1859
156. Early Settlers of Alabama, (partial), 1899
157. Copy, History of Loachapoka, 1929
158. Loachapoka Baptist Church
159. History of Auburn, Alabama by Mary E. Reese
160. Bridge Bonds for Russell County, 1852-1863
161. Alabama Infantry Regiments, Confederate States Army
162. Men of the 45^th Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA, 1967
163. Sketches on Alabama Towns, 1901
164. "Tap Roots" Information
165. "Chattahoochee Territory, 1800-1900: A Documentary"
166. Woolfolk, Camp and Milton Controversy, 1832-33
167. "Formation of the Union," 1970
168. 10^th Annual Picnic at Fort Mitchell, May 6, 1883
169. Fort Mitchell, Archaeological Exploration, 1971
170. Research Materials, Fort Mitchell
171. Research Materials, Seale and Fort Mitchell
172. Names on Indian Locations Map, Macon and Russell Counties, 1831-32
173. Extracts, American State Papers, Military Affairs VI
174. Extract, US 23d Cong., 1^st Sess., Senate Doc. 512 (Creek Treaty Expenses)
175. Extract, US 19^th Cong., 2d Sess., H. of Rep. Report No. 98
176. Research Information, New American State Papers
177. "Creek Indians," by Bill Winn
178. Extract, "Memories of Fifty Years," 1870
179. Naval Operations on the Appalachicola and Chattahoochee Rivers, 1861-1865

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Accession 96-039, Box 7

180. Research Materials – Indian Affairs
181. Research Materials, Varied topics
182. Research Materials, Varied topics
183. Research Materials, Varied topics
184. Copy Extracts, J.W.A. Sanford Papers, ca. 1820-1880s
185. Photostats: Columns "Looking Backward"
186. Articles, Various Subjects, 1903-1984
187. "The Chattahoochee’s Song," 1899
188. "Commonwealth Christian Colony," 1896-1900
189. Inventor of Coca-Cola (Dr. J.S. Pemberton), October 21, 1906
190. "Georgia Forts"
191. Title Lists, Columns by W.C. Coulter and Tom Sellers
192. Columns by Bill Winn, 1989-90
193. "Heritage of White Hall" (West Point, GA), 1970
194. Spanish Fort-Chronology
195. Spanish Fort-Appalachicola
196. "Restoration of Metal Objects"
197. "Reminiscences of Columbus"
198. Study: "Resources of the W.F. George Reservoir Area…," 1959
199. "Down the River…the Code Duello," Part I
200. "Down the River…the Code Duello," Part II
201. Appendix: The American Code (of Honor)

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SERIES 7: COLUMNS BY ALEXANDER NUNN AND HAROLD COULTER

Accession 96-039, Box 7

202. Listing of Alexander Nunn’s Columns, 1969-1978
203. Alexander Nunn’s Columns, 1969
204. Nunn’s Columns, 1970
205. Nunn’s Columns, 1971
206. Nunn’s Columns, 1972
207. Nunn’s Columns, 1973
208. Nunn and Coulter’s Columns, 1974
209. Nunn and Coulter’s Columns, 1975
210. Nunn’s Columns, 1976
211. Nunn’s Columns, 1977
212. Nunn’s Columns, 1978
213. Random Columns by Nunn, 1969-1977
214. Listing of Harold Coulter’s Columns, 1968-1977
215. Coulter’s Columns, 1968
216. Coulter’s Columns, 1971
217. Coulter’s Columns, 1975
218. Obituary, Harold Coulter, July 2, 1977

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SERIES 8: PEDDY FAMILY MATERIALS AND GENEALOGY: Concerns Peddy family and its extensions--Webb, Rowell, Bell, and Bedell families. Note: Series is split between two accessions: 96-039 and 98-005.

Accession 96-039, Box 7

219. History of the Peddy Family
220. Peddy Family, Genealogical Items
221. Obituary Notices, Peddy Family
222. Clippings, Peddy Family and Relatives
223. Georgia Records Pertaining to the Peddy Family
224. Peddy Genealogical Correspondence
225. High School Records of T.J. Peddy
226. School Essays by T.J. Peddy
227. College Records of T.J. Peddy at Alabama Polytechnic Institute
228. Marriage License, Thomas Joseph Peddy and Patricia Lambert, February 2, 1938
229. Marriage Certificate, Thomas Joseph Peddy and Patricia Lambert, 1938
230. Career Scrapbook, T.J. Peddy, Eastern Airlines
231. Guest Book, Award Reception for T.J. Peddy, 1983
232. Address Books, Peddy Family
233. Baby Book, Thomas Larry Peddy, 1940
234. Peddy Family Letters
235. Peddy Family Letters, Unidentified
236. Letter, Roy Havis to Hannah Webb Peddy, October 9, 1957
237. Miscellaneous Items, Peddy Family
238. Letters, George Raymond Peddy to his mother, 1921
239. Jury Duty Notification, Jones County, Georgia, 1822
240. Letter, J.T. Baggett to Col. L.T. Wimberly, July 3, 1862
241. Oath of Allegiance, 1865
242. Letter, Tyler, Texas, February 4, 1875
243. Letter, Newnan, GA, December 24, 1890
244. Letter, Covin, AL, February 10, 1893
245. Commission, Rev. Dr. C.S. Reeves, 1867
246. Letter, Dawson, GA, January 15, 1894
247. Letter, Island, TX, November 4, 1899
248. Deed, John W. & Mary A. King, March 1, 1853
249. Taxable Property Listing, March 1, 1857
250. Deed, John G. Robinson, March 26, 1868
251. Deed, S.A. Foster, March 8, 1869
252. Deed, J.F. & Sarah T. Baggett, July 12, 1869
253. Deed, John L. & Alice Tamplin, November 10, 1869

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Accession 96-039, Box 8

254. Deed, L.A. Foster, September 28, 1870
255. Deed. L.J. Willis, October 11, 1870
256. Deed, J.D. & M.E. Cranford, January 4, 1876
257. Deed, N.J. & D.T. Peddy, November 1, 1883
258. Deed, N.J. Peddy, November 20, 1883
259. Deed, N.J. & D.T. Peddy, February 21, 1884
260. Deed, N.J. & D.T. Peddy, November 1, 1884
261. Deed, Nancy J. Peddy, 1886
262. Power of Attorney, C.H. Strong, March 4, 1892
263. Warranty Deed, Hannah Pitts, Peddy, April 27, 1921
264. Deed, Nancy J. Peddy, 1928
265. Warranty Deed, Cora Calhoun Peddy, January 14, 1931
266. Deed, Hannah Pitts Peddy, August 3, 1933
267. Quit Claim Deed, George R. Peddy, December 10, 1936
268. Loachapoka Lodge Membership Numbers, 1873
269. Masonic Lodge Resolution on Issac Reeves, 1875
270. Daily Journal Entries, Nancy Peddy, 1910-11
271. Stock Certificate, D.T. Peddy, 1910
272. Autograph Book, Emile T. Peddy
273. Civil & Criminal Docket Book, Emile T. Peddy, 1915-1931
274. Copy, Will & Testament, Emile T. Peddy, 1952
275. Bridal Book, Hannah Pitts Webb Peddy, 1909
276. Birthday Scrapbook, Hannah Webb Peddy, August 28, 1960

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Accession 96-039, Box 9

277. Historical Information, Loachapoka Methodist Church
278. Handwritten Stories, Unknown Authors
279. Letter, Mrs. Grady Webb to Hannah Webb eddy, 1942
280. Letters, Mrs. Chloe Blasingame to E.T. Peddy, 1936-1940
281. Letters, Mrs. A.L. Loyd to E. T. Peddy, 1936-1940
282. Letters, John Bryan, World War I
283. Webb Family History
284. Webb Family Deaths in Alabama, Listing, 1955
285. Church Resolutions, Deaths of Webb Family Members
286. Webb Family of Virginia
287. List, Financial Losses by William Ellis, Loachapoka, ca. 1872
288. List of Ancestors, Mrs. J.M. Havis
289. Genealogical Research Materials, Walker Family
290. Genealogical Research Materials, Hines/Walker Families
291. Genealogical Research Materials, Walker Family
292. Genealogical Research Materials, Walker Family/Creek Indians
293. Genealogy, Lamar and Related Families
294. Glomerata, API, 1898, E.T. Peddy Copy
295. "Life Story of Eddie Rickenbacker," 1942, by Damon Runyon

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Accession 98-005, Box 1

78. "History of the Peddy Family" with supporting data
79. "History of the Peddy Family", typescript copy
80. Peddy Family Genealogy, data and notes
81. Peddy Genealogy, North Carolina, census data
82. Peddy Genealogy, South Carolina, census data
83. Peddy Genealogy, Texas, census data
84. Peddy Genealogy, Alabama, data and notes
85. Peddy Genealogy, Georgia, data and notes
86. Peddy Genealogy, Thomas Beverly Peddy, clippings and letter
87. Micajah Webb Family of Virginia & Isaac Rowell Family of Virginia
88. Webb-Bell Genealogy, data
89. Webb Family Genealogy, data and correspondence
90. Bedell Family Genealogy, data and correspondence

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SERIES 9: PHOTOGRAPHS: Wide variety of family snapshots, research photographs of interesting sites, plus one autographed photo of Gene Autrey, all collected by T.J Peddy. Note: This series is split between two accessions: 96-039 and 98-005.

Accession 96-039, Box 10

1. Thomas Joseph Peddy, 1911
2. T.J. Peddy, Childhood and Youth
3. T.J. (Joe) Peddy and Jr. High Class, 1934
4. Joe Peddy, 1927-30
5. Joe Peddy, 1935
6. Joe Peddy, 1936
7. Joe Peddy, 1936
8. Joe Peddy, Airport at Spartansburg, SC
9. Joe Peddy, 1939
10. Joe Peddy, 1950s
11. Joe and Patricia Peddy, Relatives and Friends
12. Patricia Peddy and son Thomas L. (Larry) Peddy, 1940-41
13. Larry Peddy with Family
14. Larry Peddy, 1942
15. Larry Peddy, Childhood
16. Larry Peddy, 1943
17. Larry Peddy, 1943
18. Larry Peddy, 1944
19. Larry Peddy, ca. 1945
20. Larry Peddy, ca. 1946
21. Larry Peddy, ca. 1948
22. Larry Peddy, 2^nd Grade, 1948
23. Larry Peddy, 1948
24. Larry Peddy, 1949
25. Larry Peddy, 1949
26. Larry Peddy, 1950
27. Larry Peddy, 5^th Grade, 1951
28. Larry Peddy, 6^th Grade, 1952
29. Larry Peddy, 7^th Grade, 1953
30. Larry Peddy
31. Larry Peddy with Group, 1959
32. Larry Peddy and others
33. Larry Peddy with a Bat
34. Joe, Patricia and Larry Peddy, 1940s
35. Joe Peddy Family and Parents, 1940s
36. Joe Peddy’s Niece, Patsy
37. Patricia Lambert Peddy and others
38. Groups at Eastern Air Lines
39. Joe & Patricia Peddy with Banquet Group
40. Peddy Farm Scenes, Loachapoka, 1920s-30s
41. Emile & Raymond Peddy as young boys
42. Emile T. Peddy, ca. 1905
43. E.T. Peddy as young man
44. E.T. Peddy with others
45. E.T. Peddy, 1947
46. Hannah & Amma Webb, 1884
47. Hannah Webb and Friends
48. Hannah Webb Peddy, ca. 1950s
49. Hannah Webb Peddy, 1956
50. Nancy J. Peddy
51. Lizzie Peddy
52. Henry Peddy
53. Thomas B. Peddy
54. George Raymond Peddy
55. Peddy Family Group, ca. 1920
56. D.T., J.W., and L.A. Peddy with Lizzie Peddy Parker, 1923
57. Amma Webb Carlisle, with Hannah, Grady, and Wendell Webb
58. Grady, Wendell, and Ruth Webb, 1896
59. Amma, Leta, and Hannah Webb as Children
60. Wendell Webb, 1892
61. Martha Elizabeth Webb
62. Mr. & Mrs. J.H. Webb and Amma
63. Hulin Webb & relatives, Texas
64. Gravesites, Ruth & Leta Webb, Loachapoka
65. Webb Children, 1953-54
66. Nigel Bruce Webb Home, 1955
67. Bryan Family
68. William Hugh Bryan, World War I
69. William Ted Bryan and John Newton Bryan, 1940
70. William Hugh Bryan, 1919
71. Susan Baarcke Bryan
72. John W. Bryan
73. John N. Bryan in Uniform
74. Relatives, Unidentified
75. Soldiers, ca. 1917
76. Lambert Family, Bolivar, TN
77. Maryck Lambert
78. Willie Moses Lambert and Family Group
79. Johnnie Lambert Pittman
80. Henry Pittman, 1943
81. Johnnie (Mrs. Henry Pittman)
82. Henry Pittman
83. Thomas Wimberly
84. Felton Wimberly
85. Mrs. Annie Mahone Crawley
86. Mary Wimberly Samford
87. Norine Carlisle Davis and son George
88. Carlisle Family
89. Homer Bruce Carlisle
90. Jinks Family
91. Mrs. Alice Tamplin
92. Wedding Couple
93. Edwin and Stembridge Warren
94. Cay King, 1957
95. Carl Hanson
96. Otis Fletcher Hammock
97. Margaret Anne Marsett, baby
98. G. W. "Jake" Havis, Atlanta
99. Wilson Hanson and Wife
100. John L. Howard, wife and daughters, 1958
101. Lucy Bernhard and others
102. Preston Family Children, 1950s
103. Cooper Family
104. Whiton Children
105. Dr. J. M. Glenn, 1947
106. Miscellaneous Individuals
107. Fort Mitchell Depot
108. Civil War Soldier
109. Ancestor, Unidentified
110. Couple, Unidentified
111. Woman, Unidentified
112. Man, Unidentified
113. Woman, Unidentified
114. Man, Unidentified
115. Man, Unidentified (Note: 108-115 on glass or metal plates)
116. Wayne
117. T. J. Peddy, 1919 & 1955
118. Joe Peddy with others
119. Joe and Patricia Peddy & son Larry
120. Larry Peddy, childhood
121. Larry Peddy, ca. 1941
122. Larry Peddy, 1941
123. Larry Peddy at Wrecked DC-3 Airplane
124. Vulcan, Birmingham, 1943
125. Eastern Airlines DC-3, 1941
126. Birmingham Airfield and Eastern Ticket Counter, 1941-42
127. Goodyear Blimp "Reliance" at Birmingham
128. Nosedown Delta Airlines Mail Plane, 1941
129. Patricia Lambert Peddy and others
130. Larry Peddy and others, 1940s-1950s
131. Larry Peddy and others, 1940s-1950s
132. Joe Peddy and others
133. Joe Peddy and others
134. Patricia Peddy and others
135. Patricia Peddy, 1941
136. E. T. & Hannah Peddy Home, Loachapoka
137. Hannah Peddy and others
138. Johnnie Pittman & son Oscar; Patricia Peddy & son Larry, 1940s
139. Peddy Home, Loachapoka, 1924
140. E. T. & Hannah Peddy
141. Scene at Loachapoka, 1914
142. Dave Peddy with others
143. Mrs. E. B. Wideman with brothers and sisters, 1952
144. Anna Webb
145. Webb Children, Oct. 1959
146. Wendell Webb
147. Lt. Grady Webb, Jr., 1942
148. Mary Winnie Webb
149. Winnie Webb
150. William Webb
151. Lucy Norine Carlisle, ca. 1920s
152. William Hugh Bryan, 1952
153. William T. Bryan, 1946
154. Mrs. R. J. Jackson
155. Mrs. Katie Jackson
156. Mrs. A. Jackson
157. Willie Wimberly
158. L. T. Wimberly, Jr.
159. Mrs. L. T. Wimberly

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Accession 96-039, Box 11

160. Thomas Joseph Peddy, ca. 1930
161. Graduating Class, A. P. I., Auburn, 1931
162. Joe Peddy, ca. 1941
163. Larry Peddy, colorized, ca. 1943
164. Patricia Lambert Peddy, ca. 1941
165. Patricia Lambert's Gramdmother
166. Maryck Lambert
167. Mr. & Mrs. J. O. Lambert
168. Mr. & Mrs. J. O. Lambert (Patricia's parents)
169. Grandmother's Birthday, 1948 (Lambert's)
170. Thomas H. & Annie Frances (Brown) Wilson
171. Emile T. Peddy as Young Man
172. E. T. Peddy as Young Man
173. E. T. Peddy and Friend
174. E. T. Peddy, Co. I, 1st Regiment, Alabama National Guard
175. Emile, Hannah, and Joe Peddy, 1947
176. E. T. Peddy Farm
177. E. T. Peddy, ca. 1950s
178. Dinner Group with Emile and Hannah Peddy
179. Emile and Hannah Peddy, with John and Ruth Bryan
180. Emile and Hannah Peddy
181. Emile, Hannah & Joe Peddy and others
182. Hannah Webb, 1903
183. Hannah Webb Peddy, 1956
184. Raymond Peddy
185. Clarice Peddy
186. Nancy Jane Reeves (later Mrs. D. T. Peddy), ca. 1860
187. Mrs. S. F. Bryan, Mrs. J. M. Harris, and Mrs. D. T. Peddy
188. Peddy Family Group in Georgia
189. Issac Reeves (father of Nancy Reeves Peddy)
190. Mrs. C. E. Webb and others
191. Grady Webb, Jr. as infant
192. Bessie Webb
193. Webb Family (unidentified man)
194. Wilton Wendell Webb
195. Lynn Jinks, Jr. of Union Springs
196. Margaret Cooper
197. Mr. & Mrs. Brooks Carlisle and Hannah Webb, ca. 1905
198. Brooks Webb Carlisle, 1910
199. Mr. & Mrs. Brooks Carlisle, Lucy Norine and Brooks
200. Lucy Norine Carlisle as a child
201. Lucy Norine Carlisle Davis as a bride, November 1926
202. Mrs. Jesse Cryer and son Clifford
203. John Bryan with Baseball Team
204. John W. & Ruth Bryan and Korean Friend, 1945
205. Hugh Bryan and Group
206. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bryan, Jr., 1953
207. Jack Bryan and friends, 1945
208. Blanche and William Hugh Bryan, 1946
209. Dr. John Massey, Alabama Christian Female College, 1902
210. Hannah Singleton Pitts and Sister
211. Indian Agency remains, Fort Mitchell, 1915
212. Dr. Massey and Graduates, Alabama Christian Female College, 1903
213. Postcards, Leather, used
214. Postcards, Photographic, unused
215. Postcards, Early Aviation Photos, unused
216. Postcards, Photographic, used
217. Postcards, Color, Various Designs, used
218. Postcards, Colorized, Scenic Views, used
219. Postcards, Cartoon/Caricatures, used
220. Postcards, Miscellaneous, used and unused

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Accession 98-005, Box 1

1. Patricia Peddy Gravesite, Loachapoka
2. Walled Cemetery
3. Larry Peddy in bed
4. Larry Peddy and mother Patricia
5. Larry Peddy on pony
6. Larry Peddy – 1943
7. Larry, ca. 1952
8. Larry, ca. 1944 at an airfield
9. Larry, on a cannon, ca. 1947
10. Joe Peddy, with a fish, 1965
11. Joe Peddy
12. Joe and son Larry, ca. 1950
13. View from an airplane
14. Friends of Joe & Pat Peddy, Birmingham, 1942
15. Friends of Joe & Pat, Birmingham, 1944
16. Compiled volumes of Joe Peddy
17. Henry & Johnnie Pittman and baby
18. Lambert Family members
19. Lambert Family members
20. Lambert Family members
21. Peddy home, Loachapoka
22. Students, St. Elmo School, 1948-49
23. Mrs. Ernest Earl Holmes, 1948
24. Wedding Photos
25. Rebecca (Becky) & Walter Stewart, 1956
26. Group with trophies
27. Young Women
28. High School Graduate in Gown
29. Mother with son (Billy)
30. Young Couple
31. Man in sailor uniform
32. Women, unknown
33. Family views, unidentified
34. Views, vicinity of Columbus
35. Views, vicinity of Columbus
36. Views, Columbus Airport area
37. Luther Hays Presbyterian Church sign
38. Log Cabin and Well Shed
39. Outdoor scenes
40. Outdoor crowd scene
41. Iron Bridge, 1944
42. Building, Birmingham, 1944
43. Interior, Covered Bridge
44. Dog
45. Autograph, Gene Autry
46. Larry Peddy, baby photos
47. Larry on pony
48. Patsy, niece of Joe Peddy
49. Mary Pittman, niece of Joe, childhood photos
50. Mary Pittman, with others, 1957
51. Mary Pittman, with Santa
52. Mary Pittman, childhood thru 8^th Grade
53. Mary Pittman and grandmother Lambert
54. Tommy, friend of Larry Peddy
55. Woman, unidentified
56. Devine Family
57. Paul Lester Family
58. Rebecca Stewart, ca. 1952-53
59. Rebecca, with mother and grandmother
60. Groups
61. Women, unidentified
62. Two Boys, unidentified
63. Children, unidentified
64. Outstanding Junior Achievement
65. Couple, unknown
66. Woman, Sept. 1959
67. Baby
68. Man and Army Tanks, 1956
69. Backyard scenes
70. Young Girl
71. Cat on a wooden frame table
72. Joe Peddy and two men
73. Elks Club group picture, 1967
74. Larry Peddy, baby photo
75. Mary Pittman, childhood
76. Mary Pittman, childhood

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SERIES 10: OVERSIZE ITEMS

Accession 96-039, Box 12

1. Photograph, Mrs. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Havis of Atlanta
2. Photograph, Peddy Family Group of Dawson, GA
3. Photograph, J.W. Peddy and Grandchildren
4. Cradle Roll Certificate, Larry Peddy, 1940
5. Watercolor Painting of an Eastern Airlines Plane
6. Letter, Eddie Rickenbacker to T.J. Peddy, October 4, 1962, mounted
7. Photograph, Brooks Carlisle and daughters Brooks Webb and Lucy Norine
8. Land Warrant to James C. Watson & Co., August 28, 1841
9. Diploma, T.J. Peddy, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1932
10. Genealogical Chart, Hays-Peddy Families
11. Marriage Certificate, E.T. Peddy and Hannah P. Webb, 1909
12. Special Bicentennial Printing on Georgia, 1976
13. Ledger-Enquirer, Sesquicentennial Edition, Columbus, GA, 1976

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