Scrapbook kept by F.A. Mood with materials and clippings of news pertaining to his family, Soule University, and Southwestern University. p. [102-103] of [169]. Volume 2 of 3.
Commencement address given by F.A. Mood before the Holston Conference Female College at Asheville, North Carolina in 1859, published that year as a pamphlet entitled “A theory on education.” P
3 p. of 303 ; Section on education from the 1864 Book of Discipline for the Methodist Episcopal Church, which constitutes the laws and doctrines of the Methodist Church.
[4] p. ; Letter from B.T. Kavanaugh to F.A. Mood regarding the condition of Soule University, part of scrapbook of correspondence arranged by C.C. Cody.
Contract of immigration for a man and his family, consisting of six people, granting them 320 acres of land and listing the conditions under which they can keep and cultivate the land. It lists a time limit for meeting conditions and consequences if they are not met
