Mr. Sausnock had the following post, but his email is no longer valid. I would love to have my great grandmother's things. Please contact me. Thank you. rpetheram@comcast.net

o I would like to find a home for the following items that
belonged to Eudora S. DAY, married name MUNSON, found in a home
in Laurel, Maryland, that once was occupied by the MUNSONs.
1. A 60 page booklet titled "An Account of our DAY Family of
Calvert County, Maryland compiled by Elisabeth Alice Gibbins
COLE (Mrs. J. C. COLE, Jr., Lettsworth, Louisiana)." This was
dedicated to the Memory of Four Day Brothers, Doctors of
Medicine. The following are pictured on the first page: Richard
Hance DAY, William Benjamin DAY, Benjamin John DAY and
John Thomas DAY.
2. A photo album mainly dedicated to a trip to Pike's Peak
but also contains photos of several family gatherings and
special events.
3. A certificate from the state of Louisiana nominating Mrs.
Eudora S. DAY for Sheriff in and for the parish of East Baton
Rouge, dated 31 March 1924. Attached is her oath notarization.
4. A certificate from the state of Louisiana declaring that
Mrs. E. S. DAY was duly elected as the Sheriff in and for the
parish of East Baton Rouge, dated 28 May 1924.
5. A certificate from the United Daughters of the Confederacy
certifying that Dora S. DAY was the daughter of H. S. SLAUGHTER
who served in Company E, 1st La Cavalry. This is dated 21 April
1922.
I would like to pass these documents on only to a true relative
of Mrs. DAY who is looking for additional family information.
Joseph Sausnock Jr., Phoenix, Arizona FndlyJoe@aol.com