CANDLER, WARREN A. (WARREN AKIN), 1857-1941.
Warren A. Candler papers > Emory College financial correspondence and records

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Scope and Content Note

Emory College Financial Correspondence and Records were originally the property of Harry Harlan Stone, treasurer of the college and for many years also librarian and secretary to the board of trustees. Throughout the series are many letters from parents of students that accompanied checks for payment of fees. Subjects examined in the correspondence are Emory College investments in railroad stock; taxes; endowment; Alumni Association; construction projects, particularly the library building; property in Atlanta; and scholarship funds. Much of the correspondence is with trustees who served on the finance committee.

Arrangement Note

Arranged in chronological order.

Scope and Content Note Emory College Financial Correspondence and Records were originally the property of Harry Harlan Stone, treasurer of the college and for many years also librarian and secretary to the board of trustees. Throughout the series are many letters from parents of students that accompanied checks for payment of fees. Subjects examined in the correspondence are Emory College investments in railroad stock; taxes; endowment; Alumni Association; construction projects, particularly the library building; property in Atlanta; and scholarship funds. Much of the correspondence is with trustees who served on the finance committee.

Box	Folder	Content
69	1	1887-1889
69	2	1890
69	3	1891
69	4	1892
69	5	1893
69	6	1894
69	7	1895
69	8	1896 January-July
69	9	1896 August-December
69	10	1897 January
69	11	1897 February
69	12	1897 March
69	13	1897 April
69	14	1897 May
69	15	1897 June-August
69	16	1897 September-October
69	17	1897 November
69	18	1897 December
70	1	1898 January
70	2	1898 February
70	3	1898 March-April
70	4	1898 May
70	5	1898 June-July
70	6	1898 August-September
70	7	1898 October
70	8	1898 November
70	9	1898 December
70	10	1899 January
70	11	1899 February
70	12	1899 March
70	13	1899 April
70	14	1899 May
70	15	1899 June-July
70	16	1899 August-September
71	1	1899 October
71	2	1899 November-December
71	3	1900 January
71	4	1900 February-March
71	5	1900 April-May
71	6	1900 June-August
71	7	1900 September-October
71	8	1900 November-December
71	9	1901 January-February
71	10	1901 March-April
71	11	1901 May-July
71	12	1901 August-October
71	13	1901 November-December
72	1	1902 January-February
72	2	1902 March-April
72	3	1902 May-June
72	4	1902 July-September
72	5	1902 October
72	6	1902 November-December
72	7	1903 January-February
72	8	1903 March-May
72	9	1903 June-July
72	10	1903 August-September
72	11	1903 October-December
72	12	1904 January-February
72	13	1904 March-May
72	14	1904 June-October
72	15	1904 November-December
73	1	1905 January-February
73	2	1905 March-April
73	3	1905 May-June
73	4	1905 July-October
73	5	1905 November-December
73	6	1906 January-February
73	7	1906 March-April
73	8	1906 May-July
73	9	1906 August-October
73	10	1906 November-December
73	11	1907 January-February
73	12	1907 March-May
73	13	1907 June-September
73	14	1907 October-November
73	15	1907 December
74	1	1908 January-February
74	2	1908 March-April
74	3	1908 May
74	4	1908 June-July
74	5	1908 August-October
74	6	1908 November-December
74	7	1909 January-March
74	8	1909 April-May
74	9	1909 June-August
74	10	1909 September-October
74	11	1909 November-December
74	12	1910 January-April
74	13	1910 May-July
75	1	1910 August-December
75	2	1911 January-March
75	3	1911 April-May
75	4	1911 June-September
75	5	1911 October-December
75	6	1912 January-February
75	7	1912 March-April
75	8	1912 May-June
75	9	1912 July-December
75	10	1913 January-March
75	11	1913 April-September
75	12	1913 October-1915 July
75	13	no date
75	14	no date