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postmistress |
Number of Archive records |
2 |
Number of Library records |
13 |
Number of Photo records |
4 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
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Newspaper - 54.118
Postmaster to say adieu to hatches, matches, and dispatches of life on Captiva
Record Type: Library
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Postcard - 17.161
Mail boat at the old Post Office landing at the Gore Hotel. Hattie Brainard Gore, postmistress; Map 2, #10
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 17.05.21.11
From an email received by the C.I.H.S. on 03/20/2017: Hello all, I am Debbie Bryant Greenich, granddaughter of Granville Robert Bryant and Great Neice of his sister, Scotia Bryant. Granville and Scotia were the children of Mr.Karl Ashton and Mrs. Rosa Kennon Bryant. Homesteaders in the early 1900's. Scotia was Postmistress on Sanibel for 20 plus years. Granville's and Scotia's eldest sibling, a 4-day old baby boy, is buried in the historic Capt...
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 55.03
Hattie and Alvin Gore standing by a shell fountain near the Gore Hotel on Captiva. The post office was located at the front of the hotel, and Hattie was the second postmistress on Captiva. Before marrying ,Hattie Gore, whose maiden name is unknown, was the widow of Herbert Brainerd. (See object ID 55.10) note: the couple in this photo had previously been described as "Herbert and Hattie Brainerd", however in 2022, Robyn Miller -great granddaught...
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 55.19
1969 snapshot of the third post office (after the post office located in the Gore Hotel burned down in 1968) - Beulah Wiles was the postmistress. The Wiles' built the cement building which was located on their property.
Record Type: Photo
