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Notes on a chapter about John G. Riley in an unknown publication. Information concerns Riley's biography and his relations within the Tallahassee community.
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Tallahassee Democrat newspaper clipping of announcement of John G. Riley's death.
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Research on Riley genealogy and history of the Riley Family. Includes correspondence between Byron Spice and Altamese Barnes on progress of their research on the Rileys, as well as a pamphlet about Riley history with handwritten corrections.
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A copy of the section of the 1910 United States census in which the Riley Family appears.
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Records concerning the Estate of John G. Riley, including receipts, disbursements, and Riley's last will and testament.
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A brief biography of John. G Riley. Included are amendments and addendums from Mrs. Marion Hadley, a friend of his wife, who sheds light on Riley's family history, as well as his business endeavors and teaching experience.
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Records concerning the history of John G. Riley's purchases and sales of property, from 1887-1969. Also included are notes on his court appearances as evidence of assistance he provided to surviving heirs, guardians, minors and mutual aid groups in establishing records of legal ownership. Also, notes on his court appearances advocating for salary raises for instructors and increases in school funds.
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Research on Riley family genealogy, with notes on the descendents of James H. B. Vaughn and Daniel Vaughn, as well as a family by the name of Meachum.
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Research on Riley history and ancestry, including a list of Virginia planters who relocated to Leon and Jefferson Counties.
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A copy of local NAACP branch meeting programme at Tallahassee's Bethel A.M.E. Church. Also includes a notice for an upcoming Emancipation celebration on New Year's Day of 1920.