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McCormick Family Genealogy Material

Water-damaged, mildew-stained pages of handwritten correspondence bound in a rusted three-ring binder, including a letter dated San Bernardino, Calif., Aug. 10, 1901, addressed to "Dear Harry."
A handwritten letter dated August 1901, addressed "Dear Harvey," placed in a binder with colored tabs labeled McCormick, Harvey, Ferrington, and Maxfield.
State of California Certificate of Death for Hayward H. McCormick, dated April 18, 1949, issued by the Department of Health Services, listing cause of death as pulmonary tuberculosis.
Handwritten invoice from E. J. Ranson & Sons, Undertakers and Embalmers of New Orleans, dated April 17, 1931, billing Joseph Campbell $10.00 for transfer of remains, marked "Paid."
Stained and water-damaged letter on Lewis County Clerk letterhead, dated February 7, 1989, addressed to Mandy McCormick, discussing genealogical research on the Bollen and Cheuvront families.
Water-stained, typed family letter dated April 28, 1989, from Belle to the McCormick families, discussing genealogy materials and a fragile 1901 letter about Grandmother McCormick's death.
Typed genealogy record listing McCormick family births and deaths in two columns, with handwritten annotations in blue and pencil adding missing dates and locations.
Two handwritten letter pages in cursive ink, labeled pages 4 and 1, with the right page headed "San Bernardino Calif, Aug 10th 1901" and addressed "Dear Harvey" from J.H. McCormick.
Close-up of weathered red file folder tabs labeled "McCORMICK LEN," "McCORMICK HARVEY RICHARD," "McCORMICK HARVEY HAYWARD," and "McCORMICK (MITCHELL)," with a "REAR END COLLISION" tab visible amid dirt and debris.
Handwritten 1876 letterhead from the Mint of the United States at Carson appointing Mr. J.H. McCormack to the coining department, signed by James Crawford, with a smaller stained note attached at left.
Itemized 1952 funeral invoice from E.J. Ranson & Sons, Inc. in New Orleans, billed to Mrs. L.P. Weldon for the funeral of Mrs. Rachel Campbell, totaling $129.50 and stamped "PAID."
Handwritten cursive letter dated "San Bernardino, Calif. Aug 10th 1901," addressed to "A.H. McCormick, Dear Harvey," with faded, water-stained pages of personal family correspondence.
Handwritten letter pages numbered 2 and 3, in cursive ink, describing a woman's illness and death, with mentions of Dr. Huff, Harold, and Hayward.
Handwritten cursive letter on two folded sheets of aged paper, pages numbered 8, 5, and 2, signed "Mrs. R.H. Langley" with a return address in San Bernardino, Calif.
Two handwritten pages, numbered 7 and 9, in cursive blue-black ink on aged, creased paper, part of a personal letter discussing family matters including advice about a young man named Harvey and his work prospects.
Chicago Historical Society catalog card for a Civil War-era drum (Accession No. 1985.308), describing its painted eagle motif and noting it was used by James Harvey McCormick of the 147th Illinois Infantry.
Chicago Historical Society accession form #205 for a Civil War-era painted wood drum (Accession No. 1985.308), gifted by David H. McCormick, describing the drum's eagle and shield motif and its use by James Harvey McCormick.
Typed letter on Chicago Historical Society letterhead dated February 16, 1988, from Olivia Mahoney to David H. McCormick regarding a Civil War drum donated by his grandfather James McCormick, with a harbor scene engraving at the top.
Typed letter on Field Museum of Natural History letterhead, dated May 10, 1985, from Lucy Bukowski declining a Civil War drum donation and suggesting other historical societies; paper shows water and scorch stains at top.
Typed letter dated May 30, 1985, from David H. McCormick to the Chicago Historical Society inquiring about donating his grandfather's Civil War drum from the 147th Illinois Volunteers, signed in blue ink.
Typed letter dated 10 June 1985 from David H. McCormick to the Chicago Historical Society, offering his grandfather's Civil War drum and related family photographs for the museum's collection.
Typed letter on Chicago Historical Society letterhead, dated June 28, 1985, from Assistant Curator Olivia Mahoney to David H. McCormick, discussing donation and shipping instructions for a drum.
Typed letter dated February 7, 1989 on Chicago Historical Society letterhead, addressed to Kim McCormick, regarding a photograph and drum belonging to James McCormick for the exhibit "A House Divided."
Typed Chicago Historical Society catalog card describing a Civil War-era painted wood drum, accession no. 1985.308, with an eagle and shield motif, donated by David H. McCormick.

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McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

McCormick Family Genealogy Material

Original title

Item 15337

Citation

“McCormick Family Genealogy Material,” Hurricane Digital Memory Bank, accessed November 3, 2026, https://hurricanearchive.org/items/show/15337.