Box 1

Scope and Contents

Contains professional correspondence of J. D. Bellamy and Emmett Bellamy from 1914 and 1918. Includes correspondence pertaining to finances for Hodges Institute, the estate of Eliza Allen, property sold to P. Pearsall, a W. J. Bradshaw and Company claim, and claim "Commercial Security Company vs. J. Hicks Bunting Drug Company" (1915).

Scope and Contents Contains professional correspondence of J. D. Bellamy and Emmett Bellamy from 1922 and 1928. Includes, but is not limited to, the following: correspondence and receipts pertaining to "Abrams vs. Rugby Blouse Company" (1922); a letter from Rountree and Carr about "Willie Williams v. Tidewater Power Company" case (1923); a telegraph about the McGarity case (1925); a letter about General v. Thompson (1925); a letter about Elivington v. McKay, et al. (1925); correspondence about Margaret Morris...

Scope and Contents Contains professional correspondence of J. D. Bellamy and Emmett Bellamy from 1929 and 1938. Includes, but is not limited to: a letter about the Jacob N. Pittman guardianship case (1929); a telegraph from Dr. H. A. Parrish about his son's imprisonment (1926); a letter about Sumner v. Staton (1929); correspondence pertaining to Mrs. Kate B. McKay claim with Safety Transit Company (1932); a telegraph to Miss Susan Burson from F. J. Rogers (1933); a letter by Ashby Penn about the parole of Jack...

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Contains personal and professional correspondence of J D. Bellamy, Emmett Bellamy, and others associated with John D. Bellamy & Sons.

Scope and Contents

Contains personal and professional correspondence of J D. Bellamy, Emmett Bellamy, and others associated with John D. Bellamy & Sons.

Scope and Contents

Contains personal and professional correspondence of J D. Bellamy, Emmett Bellamy, and others associated with John D. Bellamy & Sons.

Scope and Contents

Contains personal and professional correspondence of J D. Bellamy, Emmett Bellamy, and others associated with John D. Bellamy & Sons.

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Contains professional correspondence of J. D. Bellamy and Emmett Bellamy from 1945 to 1950. Includes, but is not limited to, correspondence pertaining to the Berry family and a boundary dispute, a medical claim by Elizabeth Brown, a property owned by Julia Dewitt, a Carolina Beach property owned by Julia Helms, the estate of Frank Brown and Jane Brown, a claim "D. F. Bowen vs. J. P. Andrews," and claim "J. R. Maxwell vs. Calypso Vaneer Company" (1944).

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Contains professional correspondence of J. D. Bellamy and Emmett Bellamy, including memos with Mike Pigford and a letter with the U. S. Patent Office.

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Contains correspondence pertaining to the dissolution of North Carolina Terminal Company. John D. Bellamy was president of the North Carolina Terminal Company.