Photograph of Sam Harris Fuller and his first wife Lutie Fuller. He is wearing a dark-colored jacket and she is wearing a light-colored, long sleeve blouse with her hair in an up do.

Photograph of Simon W. Henderson Jr. and George Henderson when they were children.

Photograph of the exterior of Jim Eddy Berry's home that he built before he got married in 1909. Jim Eddy is seen standing by the tree, and his father Jim Franklin Berry is on the porch. His female cousin whose last name is rivers is seen on the porch as well.

Photograph of a baby picture of twin sisters Ollie Loving (left) and Hollie Loving (right) wearing white dresses and standing next to each other.

Photograph of a postcard addressed to Sam Harris Fuller from Susie and Wright. The postcard has a quote across the top that says, "Home was never like this" and depicts a man sitting outside with a picnic basket full of food and eating. A handwritten note is visible on the front of the postcard.

Letter addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Fuller informing them of how busy the writer was and describing some of their recent life activities.

Photograph of Charlie Hyde, Susie Lee Hyde Mann, and Nettie Hyde Fuller. Charlie is standing on the left and wearing a dark-colored suit and striped tie, Susie is standing in the middle and wearing a white dress and headband, and Nettie is standing on the right and wearing light-colored dress.

Photograph of a post card addressed to Nettie Hyde. The bottom left of the postcard depicts a woman in a dress carrying a stack of boxes and walking in front of a trolley full of people looking at her. The top right has a quote that says, "It is really a shame to keep one waiting". The bottom right says "Greetings from San Antonio, Tex".

Photograph of Sam and Nettie Fuller and their son Hyde Fuller standing outside on a front porch. Sam is standing on the left and wearing a suit and tie, Nettie is standing on the right and wearing a white dress, and Samuel is wearing a white outfit and standing in the middle.

Photograph of Sam Hyde Fuller riding on a horse. He is wearing a light-colored outfit and hat and holding on to the saddle and reins.

Photograph of a Glendale Cemetery Deed, Burial Privilege in Glendale Cemetery from W.M. Glenn and C. N. Humason to A.E. Mantooth.

Photograph of a postcard addressed to Nettie Hyde. The postcard depicts a man standing on the left wearing a suit and tie and holding a cigar and a woman standing on the right wearing a dress. A large suitcase is sitting in the middle of them and says "Can I put my little number 8 in your trunk?" on the side.

Photograph of Jeff Morris riding a horse. He is wearing a dark-colored jacket and hat and a gun is visible laying in front of him. Two large black dogs are visible standing on the right next to the horse.

Photograph of Mary Nettie Hyde wearing a black, floor-length dress with her hair in an up do.

Photograph of Sam Harris Fuller and Nettie Hyde Fuller from the shoulders up. Sam is wearing a suit and glasses and Nettie has a white dress on with her hair in an up do.

Photograph of five sons of Robert and Emily Mathews Agee. The are identified as first row left to right: Milton, Clyde (twin to) Clearance. Secondrow left to right: Will and Coe. Will had a pharmacy in Diboil and Coe was an Angelina County Judge.

Photograph of Robwert Alphonso Agee seated next to his wife Emily Victoria Mathews. The couple are both wearing dark colored formal clothing.

Photograph of Albert Edwin Mantoooth and Sarah Atkinson Mantooth with their son, Ephie Mantooth.

Photograph of a couple seated in a horse-drawn buggy identified as Ed Loving and his wife Martha Ann Loving.Several other men and women are seated on horseback around them.

Photograph of a framed photograph of Melvin Mantooth when he was a child.

Photograph of Jim Eddy Berry posing by a parked delivery milk wagon. Mr. Berry is seen standing by the carriage and he is wearing dark colored clothing along with a hat.

Photograph of Ed Loving and Martha Ann Courtney photographed from the shoulders up sitting next to each other. Ed is wearing a dark-colored suit and Martha is wearing a high neck dress.

Letter to Esther Pennington responding to the letter she sent to the writer earlier, inquiring about other family members, sharing details of her recent activities and the weather situation in their town. The writer also reminds Esther of how much she is missed and wishes to see her soon.

Letter to Esther Pennington from Catherine thanking her for the letter she sent, expressing joy for hearing from her and discussing plans for them to meet soon.