Box 6

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Bulletin of the North Carolina State Board of Health, June 1913. Vol. XXVIII No. 3.

Photo of Thomas Fanning Wood, M.D.,

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Stationary for Thomas Fanning Wood, Secretary, North Carolina Board of Health, 18__. With official seal of the Department.



Letter from Alex Kennedy to Mrs. Thomas Fanning Wood, Feb. 4, 1884, Newcastle. Is sending his Aunt Mary

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Notes taken during voyage from Trinidad to England by Thomas Dalziel, April 1, 1844.

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Family lines of Woods, Wilbers, Coffins, Folgers, Fannings, Dalziels, Tannerhills, Wrights, MacMillans, Sprunts, MacDonalds, Menzies, Hutchisons, Assembled by Margaret H. Wood after many years of personal research in Boston, Nantucket, Washington, D.C., Kenansville, N.C. and Hallsville, N.C.

Scope and Contents A Short Biography and Some Tributes to the Memory of Sir William Osler, January 3, 1920. Reprinted from The British Medical Journal. He was Regius Professor of Medicine at the University of Oxford. This is a small booklet about the life of William Osler (A mentor of Dr. Edward Jenner Wood at The Royal Academy in London) and tributes by some of his collegues. A note from William Osler to Edward Jenner Wood, June 3rd, 1908. 13 Norham Gardens, Oxford. He is very...

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Newspaper article with reference to Dr. Thomas Fanning Wood, Feb. 2, 1913 (date written in ink at the bottom of the article -- no publication name) The article is entitled

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Newspaper article about the life of Col David Fanning, the great N.C. Tory, This is an article written for the Carthage (NC) Blade by H.F.S. A very interesting article about this British Officer during the Revolutionary War.



Newspaper article announcing the death of Kezzia Fanning Conoley, Oct 19, 1947. This is the complete issue of The Coastal Georgian newspaper and the article and tribute is on page 7. There is a picture of Mrs. Conoley and the caption reads:

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Wilmington newspaper article about R.B. Wood and the building of City Hall, Star News, Aug. 6, 1956. Talks about the original cost of $35,786 for the construction and R.B. Wood

Scope and Contents Original Deed for 201 Chestnut Street, Wilmington, N.C., April 14th, 1882. Between Thomas F. Wood and William L. Smith, Jr. for $2,250 with payments of $750 Quarterly at a rate of 6% per annum. The deed was registered in Book R.R.R in the records of New Hanover County, pages 551-552 and 553. Promisary Note to W.L. Smith for rent of 201 Chestnut Street, Sept. 9, 1879. Promise to pay Smith $300 for the rent of the house from Oct. 1, 1880 to Oct. 1, 1881 in monthly...

Scope and Contents Recollections from Cousin Tomina (Dalziel Fisher) About her Great grandfather Thomas Tannahill and his descendants. The Sprunt line -- John Dalziel, Alexander Sprunt, etc. Lines of Dominic Fanning and John Wickham, Family tree. Names and Dates for Holmes Family, Joseph Austin Holmes, Jane Isabella Sprunt Holmes, Margaret Catherine Holmes, Joseph Austin Holmes, Jr., Jean Dalziel Holmes Stanton, James Sprunt Holmes, Helen Whitwell,...