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Creator | Title | Description | Additional Description | Geographic Area | Dates | Misc. Reel | Frame | Box Number |
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Indian treaty between Pindavako the Protector and young King of Chiskayake and the representation of Edward Wyatt | 8 signatures | 29 October 1655 | 5056 | 2 | 256 | |||
Richard Waldern | Acknowledgement of the deposition of [Walter] Bar[e]foot | fragment cut from a document | NH | 21 June 1671 | 5056 | 4 | 256 | |
John Cutt | Assignment of bond to Philip Follett | fragment | NH | 1 August 1672 | 5056 | 6 | 256 | |
John Berry and Fra(ncis) Moryson | Letter to [Charles II, King of Great Britain:] most humble proposals on behalf of the Indian Kings [and Queens] within your Colony of Virginia | asks for "small crowns or coronets" to be made for the Kings and Queens of silver "and adorned with false stones of various colours," and "each a purple robe of strong cloth" | copy (c. 1855) | VA | ca. 1677 | 5056 | 13 | 256 |
Sir William Berkeley | The names and short characters of those that have been executed for rebellion | names: Johnson, Farlow, Carver, Wilford, Hansford, "All those at Accomack": [Young?], Page, Harris, Hall, "At the Middle Plantation": William Drummond, Crewes, Cookson, and Digby | copy (c. 1855) | VA | ca. 16 June 1677 | 5056 | 9 | 256 |
John Banister | Letter to Robert Morison | thanks Morison for his kindness in England and describes Banister's time in Virginia. It touches on the barbarous acts of and military engagements with the Indians, crops, plants, trees, animals, and trade between the colonists and Indians | copy (19th cent.) | "The Falls," VA | 6 April 1679 | 5056 | 18 | 256 |
John Purvis | Letter to William Penn | VA | 21 May 1684 | 5056 | 36 | 256 | ||
Robert Mason | Bond of Henry Crown: acknowledgement | NH | 20 June 1685 | 5056 | 40 | 256 | ||
Edw[ard] Cranfield | Bond of Joseph Cass, tavern keeper | acknowledgement | NH | 25 March 1685 | 5056 | 38 | 256 | |
Walter Barefoot | Bond of Elizabeth Beck | acknowledgement | NH | 26 April 1686 | 5056 | 42 | 256 | |
[Henry Dowell] | Deposition concerning Captain Francis Champernoone | York, NH | 12 October 1686 | 5056 | 44 | 256 | ||
John Wiswall | Letter to [Enock?] Wiswall, John Usher | orders to pay John Stringer | Eastern Shore, VA | 29 March 1687 | 5056 | 52 | 256 | |
Jo[h] Custis | Letter to [John Usher] | Accomack, VA | 5 August 1687 | 5056 | 56 | 256 | ||
Jo[h]n Stringer | Letter to John Usher | Eastern Shore, VA | 21-30 March 1687 | 5056 | 47 | 256 | ||
John Usher | Letter to Thomas Packer | order about scouting with seal | New Castle, NH | 8 October 1696 | 5056 | 58 | 256 | |
G[urdon] Saltonstall | Letter to "D[en]z Brother" | offer to serve "in anything I am able," and thanking for "your kindness." Author mentions his happiness at obtaining a "wife for myself." Thanks him also for gloves | N[ew] Lond[on], CT | 16 November 1699 | 5056 | 60 | 256 | |
William Partridge | Warrant to divide estate of William Swaine | Portsmouth, NH | 28 July 1702 | 5056 | 63 | 256 | ||
[Henry Langstaff] | Deposition relative to Thomas Spencer's land | Dover, NH | 1 July 1704 | 5056 | 68 | 256 | ||
South Carolina Courts, Berkeley County Court | Suit for trespass Blake vs. Rhett | signed by Richard [Allein?] | Charleston, SC | ca. 1704 | 5056 | 65 | 256 | |
Thomas Drinkard | Obligation: Drinkard to Francis Lightfoot | in the sum of 38 pounds | James City County, VA | 9 April 1712 | 5056 | 70 | 256 | |
Samuel [Penhallow?] and John Wentworth | Certification of a deposition made by William Ayers and Joseph Purv[n?]ett regarding Mr. Raim's fence | NH | 28 December 1714 | 5056 | 73 | 256 | ||
Charleston, South Carolina Courts, Court of Common Pleas | Warrant to seize Joseph Coleman, merchant | with seal, signed by Nicholas Tratt[sp?], Chief Justice | Charleston, SC | December 1715 | 5056 | 76 | 256 | |
South Carolina Courts, Berkeley County Court | Suit for trespass, Samuel Eveleigh and Charles Hill vs. Mary Merrington | suing in the amount of 39 pounds, 8 shillings; signed by Richard Allein (Eveleigh and Hill's attorney) | Charleston, SC | 1 August 1716 | 5056 | 79 | 256 | |
Charleston, South Carolina Courts, Court of Common Pleas | Warrant to seize Henry Miller, merchant | Charleston, SC | December 1717 | 5056 | 82 | 256 | ||
[William Byrd] b. 1674 - 1744 | Letter to Charmante | love letters, fragment from a letter book | Note: this fragment is not included in the letters to Charmante published in the Va. Hist. Mag. Vol. XXXV | 27 September- 4 October 1722 | 5056 | 85 | 256 | |
South Carolina General Assembly, Common House | Message praying for the appointment of a Committee of the Council to the Governor Francis Nicholson | signed by Thomas Hepworth, speaker | Charleston, SC | ca. August 1724 | 5056 | 89 | 256 | |
John Hope | "Lycense to sail from and Depart these Islands" to William Addams | "lysence" to sail aboard the Batchelor's Delight bound to the Seeward Islands | Bermuda | ca. 16 February 1725/1726 | 5056 | 92 | 256 | |
[William Byrd] | Secret History of the Line | fragment tells of Byrd and others' (the "commissioners") experience with the Surveyors of "the Line" [between Virginia and North Carolina?] - entries span February - March | 1728 - 1729 | 5056 | 95 | 256 | ||
[William Byrd] and others | Petition [for the Dismal Swamp] | together with (1) A Description of the Dismal; (2) Advantage of draining the Dismal; (3) Conditions of draining the Dismal; (4) Proposals for draining the Dismal; (5) An Estimate of the first expense | Written to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty; estimate for the first expense came to 4000 pounds using the labor of "negroes" over an eight year period | [VA?] | ca. [1729] | 5056 | 104 | 256 |
John Henry | Permit to keep a bay mare to "my Negro fellow Peter" | 5 August 1736 | 5056 | 114 | 256 | |||
W[illia]m Williams | To Joseph Jackson: [order for a beaver hatt] | "hatt" was for Capt. Edward Bryan and cost 3 pounds, 10 shillings | Boston, MA | 23 August 1736 | 5056 | 116 | 256 | |
Daniel McCarty | Agreement with John Pope | Westmoreland County, VA | ca. 1738 | 5056 | 128 | 256 | ||
Francis Poythress[sp?] | Answer to Bill of Complaint brought by John Allen | also: A pay warrant on John Allen, signed by Poythress, dated May 11, 1736 | pay warrant is in the amount of 80 pounds; complaint involved a trade agreement between the two parties | Prince George County, VA | ca. 27 January 1738/1739 | 5056 | 130 | 256 |
Virginia General Assembly | Draft of proposed Amendments to several Bills and Acts | involves inhabitants of Norfolk and their service in the militia; the settlement of Protestants; tithables; clearing and repairing highways, rivers and creeks | [VA?] | ca. November 1738 | 5056 | 119 | 256 | |
Sarah Brechin and James Brechin | Promissory note to John Ragland | note involves "two-hundred acres of land" | 9 May 1739 | 5056 | 134 | 256 | ||
South Carolina General Assembly, Committee | [Order] "for the Relief of the unhappy Sufferers of this Town by the late dreadful Fire" | asks for the amount of 1500 pound to be pad "into the hands of the Church Wardens of St. Philips, Charlestown"; signed by 8 men | Charleston, SC | ca. 2 February 1740/1741 | 5056 | 137 | 256 | |
Massachusetts Courts, York County Inferior Court of Common Pleas | Claim | examined by John Frost and signed by Sir William Pepperell; | MA | ca. October 1742 | 5056 | 140 | 256 | |
William Chapman | Letter to Mrs. Mary Cary | Chapman admits mistakenly crediting Cary 2 pounds too little for her tobacco; inside is an account current with Mrs. Cary | King William County, VA | 2 November 1742 | 5056 | 143 | 256 | |
John Worthington | An account with Samuel Lanex, 1730-1743 | total amount comes to 14:8:9 for knives, sundries, etc. | Brimfield, MA | ca. 1743 | 5056 | 146 | 256 | |
John Edy | Bond to John Champe | bond in the amount of 100 pounds; with seal | King George County, VA | 27 December 1744 | 5056 | 156 | 256 | |
Rob[er]t Ferguson | Letter to James Murray | regarding account information that Ferguson felt "not safe to send it by a Negro Boy." | Prince George County, VA | 5 November 1744 | 5056 | 153 | 256 | |
William Gooch | Pardon of a Negro Man Slave, convicted of felony | negro's name is Sampson, "belonging to Robert Sheild Junior" of York County; felony involves the taking of "Goods of the value of fifty shillings" from James Bale of James County | Williamsburg, VA | 9 August 1744 | 5056 | 148 | 256 | |
J[ohn] H[enry] Bastide | Report to "Right Honorable and Honorable Gentlemen" | involves a order for lumber and a dispute regarding its quality | Boston, MA | 18 October 1744 | 5056 | 150 | 256 | |
From the Political Arena: Biography of Edmund Pendleton | printed auto-biography of the late Judge Edmund Pendleton transcribed on 20 July 1793 | appears to be a magazine or newspaper article of some sort | ca. ca. 1752-1753 | 5056 | 161 | 256 | ||
Edm[un]d Pendleton | Letter to Sir | involves discrepancy of evidence on which a claim was made | 10 January 1752 | 5056 | 159 | 256 | ||
Peter Fontaine | Map of the V[irgini]a and N[orth] C[arolina] dividing line | "copy in the handwriting of Robert Alonzo Brock, c. 1890" | ca. 1752 | 5056 | 162 | 256 | ||
J. Hanbury and Co. | An Account of Charges on Tobacco to the Estate of John Allen | London, England | ca. 1753 | 5056 | 169 | 256 | ||
J. Hanbury and Co. | Letter to James Baker | expresses concern over tobacco trade and an account | London, England | 20 September 1753 | 5056 | 166 | 256 | |
W[illia]m Phillips | Receipt to Harrison Gray: Interest for One Year on Ten Government Securities | amounts to 4 pounds, 4 shillings in interest for 70 pounds, 12 shillings | Boston, MA | 6 July 1753 | 5056 | 164 | 256 | |
Robert Dinwiddie | Letter to [Adam Stephen] | on Braddock's Campaign; the relocation of French prisoners; mustering of soldiers | Williamsburg, VA | 10 February 1755 | 5057 | 10 | 257 | |
Rob[er]t Dinwiddie | Letter To [Robert Hunter] Morris | in the handwriting of Dr. Meredith Toner. Enclosed in: 1883, Sep. 21 Toner to R.A. Brock. Dinwiddie sorry for how Morris's House of Assembly was treated; retreat of Col. Dunbar; Gen. Braddock; success of Gen. Johnson; awaiting orders for next year | Williamsburg, VA | 31 October 1755 | 5057 | 16 | 257 | |
J[ohn] Bolling | Letter to Robert Bolling | Braddock's Defeat; rumor that Braddock was "supposed to have been killed by his own men; Braddock "had five horses killed under him before he was wounded"; "our brave Col. Washington…had two horses shot under him and several bullets thro his cloth." | VA | 13 August 1755 | 5057 | 13 | 257 | |
Edw[ard?] Shippen | Plea | plea involving Caleb Lamb, Cumberland County Indian Trader, and William Chesney in the amount of sixty-six pounds; plea registered on 8 February "in the Twenty Eighth Year of our Reign" and was scheduled to be heard on the first Tuesday in May. | fragment; under the rule of George II | Lancaster County, PA | ca. ca. 1755 | 5057 | 3 | 257 |
Edw[ard?] Shippen | Plea of trespass between John Ingle and Abraham Buckwalter | plea was registered on 8 February "in the Twenty Eighth Year of our Reign" and was scheduled to be heard on the first Tuesday of May. | under the rule of George II | Lancaster County, PA | ca. ca. 1755 | 5057 | 6 | 257 |
Edw[ard?] Shippen | Plea: Casper Deitbough and Joseph Bugh vs. Thomas Allison As[s?]ee of George Croghan in the amount of eighty pounds | plea was registered on 8 February "in the Twenty Eighth Year of our Reign" and was scheduled to be heard on the first Tuesday of May. | under the rule of George II | Lancaster County, PA | ca. ca. 1755 | 5057 | 8 | 257 |
Tho[ma]s and Richard Kelley | Receipts | 1756: Mrs. Mary Lightfoot to Tho Kelley who "recvd the above in full." 1758: Mrs. Mary Lightfoot to Tho Kelley who recvd June 28 1758 the above in full." 1756: M. Lightfoot to Richard Kelley (ten shillings) "recd January 13 1756." | 1756-1758 | 5057 | 24 | 257 | ||
John Cuthbert | Receipts to Lachlan McIntosh | relates to 197 pounds "in part of Lachlan McIntosh of Company's Bond"; Note in McIntosh's handwriting on lower margin: "This paper was pickt up accidentally in the streets of Savannah after the British took possession of that Town…" | Savannah, GA | 1 June 1756 | 5057 | 22 | 257 | |
Hill, Lamar and Hill (firm) | Letter to William Allen Esq. | letter and bill regarding Allen's order of "four pipes of wine," the cost of which "comes extravagantly high but could not be helped." Order was shipped on "the Good Ship called the Industry" and to be delivered in Virginia. | Madeira, England | 16 March 1757 | 5057 | 33 | 257 | |
South Carolina Council | Order that the Deputy Secretary do prepare warrants for the Land Prayed for by John McQueen and Christopher Gaddsden | involved the amount of 3000 acres to McQueen "opposite to Augusta fort and from thence to Horse Creek; Involved the amount of 1300 acres to Gaddsden "on the far side of the Pedee River"; Signed by Samuel Mowbray. | Charleston, S.C. | 2 March 1757 | 5057 | 2 | ||
[Jerwyn] Wright | Letter to David Grame | regards the opening of a "publick road in order to open a communication between his Majesty's two Provinces" | SC | 4 June 1758 | 5057 | 38 | 257 | |
Cha[rle]s Wright | Letter to David Grame | Wright "impatiently expecting" Grame's answer to a matter that appears to have something to do with land near Georgia. | Charles Town, SC | 21 June 1758 | 5057 | 41 | 257 | |
Capel Hanbury | Letter to Esteem'd Friend [James Baker?] | regards the death of John Hanbury. On verse: Eulogy (dated 22 June) on John Hanbury, deceased London merchant: "Died at Coggeshall, in Essex" | London, England | 23 June 1758 | 5057 | 44 | 257 | |
Francis Bernard | Commission to William Douglas | Commission as a Major of a Regiment of Foot to be raised in New Jersey | Perth Amboy, NJ | 15 March 1759 | 5057 | 47 | 257 | |
Reuben Allen | Leaf from "A Commisary's Account"book listing supplies furnished to Captain John Stark and Major Robert Rogers | supplies (to Stark) include a blanket, "a pare of Indian Stockings," a coat, a pig tail, tobacco, 1 yard of linen, two shirts and cash. To Rogers, there only appears to have been cash. | ca. 1759 | 5057 | 50 | 257 | ||
Richard Farrar | Bond to George Keppen and Co., merchants in Glasgow | amount: 427 pounds, 6 shillings, 11 [?]. | 3 October 1760 | 5057 | 63 | 257 | ||
H. Tompkins | Certificate | certificate regarding the receipt of the Executors of John Ragland which "they paid mein order to prevent any persons petitioning for the land of the sd. Ragland." | 8 October 1760 | 5057 | 66 | 257 | ||
G G [P/C?]owell | Certificate to Jacob Matt Esq., Public Treasurer | certificate of Joseph King's military service. | Winyaw?, SC | 15 January 1760 | 5057 | 53 | 257 | |
John Carlyle | Letter to James Mercer | Alexandria, VA | ca. 1760 | 5057 | 71 | 257 | ||
J[aquilin] Ambler | Letter to Jasper Yeates | relates to Yeates' "joining with [Ambler] in consoling the loss sustained by leaving College before [Ambler] had finished" | VA | 24 September 1760 | 5057 | 60 | 257 | |
[Atta-culla-culla] | Little Carpenter's Talk | regards a peace proposal in America between Indians, the French, and "the white people" in the nation based upon the expectation of a trade agreement; concern about mixed signals regarding war and the state of Indian prisoners | Camp Sayers | 2 November 1760 | 5057 | 68 | 257 | |
W[illiam] Pinckney | Petition to the Honorable Benjamin Smith Esqr. Speaker and other Members of the Commons House of Assembly. | petition for money to be paid to Pickney for services under the Governor | SC | 13 June 1760 | 5057 | 57 | 257 | |
Caleb Cushing | Receipt | receipt for the bounty of seven men enlisted by the late Captain Osgood; receipt appears to be for the amount of 28 pounds. | Boston, MA | 23 January 1760 | 5057 | 55 | 257 | |
To Supry Davis | miscellaneous receipts and accounts | 26 March 1760 - January 1797 | 5057 | 74 | 257 | |||
John Brice | Letter to Withers | regards letters that couldn't be delivered, Brice being currently "happily situated," and a matter that "draws all my attention to that Point." | Annapolis, MD | 21 June 1761 | 5057 | 84 | 257 | |
Samuel Allyne | Bill of exchange to Messrs. George Wombwell [and Sons?] in London | bill of exchange for 20 pounds sterling in favor of Charles Stewart | VA | 4 March 1762 | 5057 | 89 | 257 | |
J[ohn] S[ingleton] Copley | Bill to Harryson Gray | bill for the painting a portrait of Miss Betsey. Amount for the painting appears to be "eight guineas and one frame at four pounds, 12, 4." | ca. 1762 | 5057 | 95 | 257 | ||
Ja[me]s Abercomby | Letter to Fr[ancis] Fauquier | acknowledges Fauquier's "favour of 20 May" and involves a matter of money | London, England | 10 November 1762 | 5057 | 92 | 257 | |
Rich[ar]d Smith | Receipt to Richard Darby | Smith received 325 pounds in cash and a bill on Delancey and Watts of New York "for 465 dollars or One Hundred Seventy Four Pounds" | Boston, MA | 11 February 1762 | 5057 | 86 | 257 | |
William Winston and others | Bond to Richard Doggett | also signed by Isaac Winston, Peter Fontaine and Patrick Henry; witnessed by Peter Winston and Mary Coles. | Bedford County, VA | 14 October 1763 | 5057 | 109 | 257 | |
Conveyance of land from Moses Sweatt of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, to Jacob Worthim of Kensington, New Hampshire | printed form, filled in; attested by Me[shech?] Weare; Sweatt to be paid 400 pounds by Worthin. Land in Hampton Falls "at a place called Halls Farm" | Parish of Hampton Falls, NH | 18 August 1763 | 5057 | 106 | 257 | ||
Deed from John Dic[kemanar?] to John Hailey | date given at the end of 26 February 1807 and appears to have been signed by Rich[ard?] Grove Esq. and one other person. | Cumberland County, NC | 28 July 1763 | 5057 | 103 | 257 | ||
Nich[ola]s Bayard | Deposition: Nicholas Bayard vs. Lewis Morris | signed by Bayard and witness Ch. Morin[ston?]. The amount of 27 pounds, 7 shillings" to be paid. | NY, NY | 14 May 1763 | 0 | |||
John Backhouse | Letter to W[illia]m Allen Esq., Merchant, James River | letter regarding the trade of tobacco and items to be delivered to Allen. | Liverpool, England | 15 April 1763 | 5057 | 98 | 257 | |
Deed for a parcel of land from Joseph Fifield of Kingstown to John Fifield of Kingstown | John Fifield paid Joseph 1200 pounds for the land. Attested by Josiah Bartlett. Document also signed by Edward Fifield and John Cal[f?]e | Kingstown, NH | 15 March 1764 | 5057 | 112 | 257 | ||
John Marshell | A copy of a list of Negroes belonging to Mr. Allen hired by F. Walker | includes 13: "two boys Tom & Hector," "Harry," "Frank," "Amey," "Esther," "Dinah," "Will," "Judy," "Amey," "Tom," "Sam & Frank." | ca. 1765-1766 | 5057 | 120 | 257 | ||
Abraham Barnes and John Ballendine | Agreement for the Sugar lands | "Barnes agrees to leave to Ballendine all the negroes known and the Sugar lands." Ballendine agrees to pay Mr. Barnes" 173 pounds for the first year and 225 pounds for "every year after during his life." | 29 November 1765 | 5057 | 117 | 257 | ||
John Robinson | Letter to John Scott | regards the discharge (non-military) of Mr. Throckmorton of a debt of some kind | 3 June 1765 | 5057 | 115 | 257 | ||
William Cocke | Orders to James Cocke | orders of payments due both men and a W[illia]m Dobbie from the "Treasurers Account" of Graham and Larkin Che[ws?]. | Quantico, VA | 6 June 1766 | 5057 | 123 | 257 | |
Fran[cis] Fauquier | Receipt | ca. October 1766 | 5057 | 129 | 257 | |||
Isaac Low and Co. | Receipt to John Waddell | NY, NY | 20 June 1766 | 5057 | 126 | 257 | ||
George Barkley | Bill for making clothes to the executors of Joseph Godwin, deceased | clothes bill for "a coat and breeches;" sworn to before John Elis, Jr. | ca. 13 January 1767/68 | 5057 | 136 | 257 | ||
Certificate of a filing of a memorial of land | memorial entered by Thomas Young for 300 acres; printed form filled out and signed by Wm. Handley. | St. John Parish, Savannah, GA | 14 February 1767 | 5057 | 134 | 257 | ||
New Jersey Courts, Huntendon County Inferior County of Common Pleas | Notice to the sheriff, Micajah How Esq. | "writ of inquiry of damages…will be executed on Saturday the thirty-first Day of January at the House of Robert Ru[ther?] | Huntendon County, NJ | 15 January 1767 | 5057 | 132 | 257 | |
Samuel Athawes | Letter to Edward Ambler | in the handwriting of R.A. Brock, ca. 1880 | London, England | 17 August 1768 | 5057 | 138 | 257 | |
J. Lewis | Letter to Thomas Bates | regarding a suit that will be called in October 1768 "unless the Courts forget their late Resolutions to do Business better than they have long done." | 10 October 1768 | 5057 | 140 | 257 | ||
James Southall | Miscellaneous accounts | 26 accounts total including one document regarding the estate of Leainard Claiborne | 1768-1776 | 5057 | 143 | 257 | ||
Cha[rle]s Carroll | Letter to Clem[ent Brooke | Annapolis, MD | 21 May 1769 | 5057 | 186 | 257 | ||
D[avid] Jameson | Letter to John Page | Page "heartily" congratulates Jameson on a "science" related matter; "On verse: calculations in Mr. Page's handwriting" | 3 June 1769 | 5058 | 84 | 258 | ||
James Sullivan | Receipted account with Joseph Trow | ca. 1769-1779 | 5057 | 189 | 257 | |||
James Mercer | Inventory | inventory of John Mercer's library made by his son James prior to the sale of Mrs. A. Mercer's estate. Also: Sale of John Mercer's Effects after the death of his wife. Copies made by Wm. R. Mercer and enclosed is his letter to R.A.B., May 25, 1879 | Stafford County, VA | 1770-1771 | 5057 | 202 | 257 | |
W[illiam] C. Byrd | Letter to David Pattison | thanking Pattison "for the seed and the trouble you [take?] about." Byrd is "very ill at present with a Fever and Vomiting." | Westover, VA | 31 September 1770 | 5057 | 199 | 257 | |
John Wilkins | Letter to Thomas Hutchins | regarding Hutchins' journey up the Kaskaskia River along with a man named Mr. Morgan | ca. 25 April 1770 | 5057 | 192 | 257 | ||
John Posey | Power of Attorney to Daniel McCarty | witnessed by H. Manley, Alexander McKenzie, Jacob Reed and Wm. Robinson. | Fairfax County, VA | 27 April 1770 | 5057 | 195 | 257 | |
Robert Nicholson | Receipts and bills for tailoring and materials to Robert Carter | 1770-1771 | 5057 | 209 | 257 | |||
Norborne Berkeley, 4th Bacon | Accounts | 11-15 February 1771 | 5057 | 212 | 257 | |||
Ozias Goodwin, of Guilford, in the County of New Haven, Connecticut | Bond | bond for payment on rum imported from St. Christopher to the Colony of Connecticut for the amount of 11 pounds | printed form | New Haven, CT | 1 August 1771 | 5057 | 217 | 257 |
T[heodorick] Bland | Letter to John Backhouse of Liverpool | Regarding tobacco. Copy retained by the author. | ca. 1771 | 5057 | 223 | 257 | ||
Sam[ue]l Griffin | Letter to W[illia]m Griffin, Samuel's brother | Regarding Samuel's trip from Boston to London. At the time of writing, Samuel hadn't been in London long enough to give William "any account of the people or country." He also wants William to sell things at home and send him the money. | Bath, England | 26 October 1771 | 5057 | 220 | 257 | |
David Ross | Letters to John Hook | 5 letters regarding freed African-Americans. Enclosed: 26 November 1890 letter from William Preston Holland to Brock. | 1771-1782 | 5057 | 230 | 257 | ||
Geo[rge] Mercer | Letters to Thomas Adams | Two letters: First is a bill in the amount of 57 pounds, 3 shillings, 6 pence, dated 3 October 1771. Second informs Adams that Mercer will see him soon and will pay a debt "before it falls due." | London, England, and Brussells [?] | 3 October 1771 and 21 April 1772 | 5057 | 225 | 257 | |
Crump, Bates, and Trents | Account to John Pittman | 19 November 1772 | 5058 | 17 | 258 | |||
Joseph Jones and others | Certificate for Edward Franklyn | certificate for " one Hogshead of tobacco," "In the handwriting of Joseph Jones, also signed by William Fitzhugh and Henry Pendleton" | 1 June 1772 | 5058 | 11 | 258 | ||
Elizer Heywood | Indenture of apprenticeship | Indenture apprenticing Elizer Heywood to Thomas Adams for a term of five years. Document signed by Heywood, John Edwards and James Lowe[s?] | 18 August 1772 | 5058 | 14 | 258 | ||
Ph[ilip] Mazzei | Letter to Thomas Adams | written to Thomas Adams "at the Bare Inn at Bath," Mazzei hopes Adams will be in town during the following week to have dinner with 3 other men including Mazzei | Hay-Market, London, England | 18 March 1772 | 5058 | 2 | 258 | |
Cuthb[er]t Hubbard | Letter to W[illia]m Allen | 6-15 May 1772 | 5058 | 8 | 258 | |||
Charles Boulton | Receipt to W[illia]m Dobbie | Receipt for tobacco "the sum of twenty-five pounds" | 17 April 1772 | 5058 | 5 | 258 | ||
Alexander Lang | Return of George Mercer, Esquire, Shenandoah Lower Estate, Frederick County, Alexander Lang oversees | Includes an inventory of the estate, including the slaves, most of whom are listed by name. "Given in by William Dawson Baring." | Frederick County, MD | 24 December 1772 | 5058 | 20 | 258 | |
John Lawrence | Rule in Ejectment, New York Mayor's Court | Rule involves John Stiles, David Barclay, James Jackson and John Leake. "John Lawrence, Adam Mott, William Baker and David Barclay [should] be made defendants instead of the now defendant John Stiles." | NY, NY | 1772 - 1796 | 5058 | 28 | 258 | |
Massachusetts Treasury | Treasurer's notes, in blank, signed by James Bowdoin, James Otis, Thos. Cushing | three of the four pieces are pre-printed for 20 June 1774, the other for 20 June 1773 | ca. 1772 | 5058 | 23 | 258 | ||
Reuben Turner | Bond to John Lynn | Turner contracted to pay Lynn 23 pounds, 18 shillings and 5 pence | Prince William County, VA | 20 May 1773 | 5058 | 36 | 258 | |
Th[oma]s Adams | Letter to Elizabeth [(Fauntleroy)] Cocke [afterwards Adams] | Adams regrets having left Elizabeth "pale and unwell; " Adams is about to leave for "Lion-Vale" hoping to make "a visit to the Springs"; Adams is to see a man in the following week about land he told Elizabeth about "in Amherst County" | Staunton, VA | 19 March 1773 | 5058 | 33 | 258 | |
Richard Adams | Letter to Thomas Adams | Letter involves the sale of tobacco, and travel by schooner | Cumberland, VA | 28 January 1773 | 5058 | 31 | 258 | |
Ben[jamin] Waller | Note to Richard Hampton | Note acknowledging payment from Hampton in the amount of 496 pounds, 5 shillings and 8 pence | ca. 1773 | 5058 | 39 | 258 | ||
Robert Livingston | Notes on the case: Robert R. Livingston and others ads James Jackson | ca. 1773 | 5058 | 41 | 258 | |||
John Thompson | Bond to Robert Kennan | Kennan is of Surry County, Virginia; Thompson is to pay Kennan 13 pounds, 15 shillings, and five pence; "John Tompson Bond payable 1st Febry. 1775" | Prince George County, VA | 2 May 1774 | 5058 | 46 | 258 | |
George Wythe | Compensation to be paid to Arthur Dent | "A resolution of the committee of public claims that Arthur Dent ought to be allowed the sum of twenty five pounds for his present relief and the further sum of five pounds per annum during his life, a recompense for the wounds he received" | 13 May 1774 | 5058 | 52 | 258 | ||
Phi[ilip John] Schuyler | Inventory of the effects of Major General [John] Bradstreet, taken…by W[illia]m Smith and Phi[lip] Schuyler | NY, NY | 27 September 1774 | 5058 | 57 | 258 | ||
Caleb Towns | Letter to James Bartlett | Towns offers to pay Bartlett "six pounds currency for Mr. Bannister Harper" | 15 December 1774 | 5058 | 63 | 258 | ||
Jesse Judkins | Letter to John H[artwell] Cocke | Judkins asks Cocke "to pay Robt Kennan the sum of nine pounds, three shillings and seven pence halfpenny currency." | 23 November 1774 | 5058 | 60 | 258 | ||
Committee in Isle of Wight County, Virginia | Resolutions [relating to measures to be taken for the preservation of American Liberty] | statement of faith and allegiance in George III; document signed by 22 men; Enclosed in: 4 Nov. 1897 letter from John R Purdie to Brock | Isle of Wight County, VA | ca. July 1774 | 5058 | 54 | 258 | |
New Jersey Courts, Huntendon County Inferior Court of Common Pleas | Statement of bail, debt, suit | "Thomas Neil is delivered to Bail on the taking of his Body unto Peter [Afghar] of the Township of Lebanon"; "At the suit of Lawrence Ramey" | NJ | 5 May 1774 | 5058 | 49 | 258 | |
W[illia]m Perry | Bill of exchange to Messrs. Thomas Eden and Co., merchants in London | for 18 pounds, 10 shillings sterling | MD | 20 August 1775 | 5058 | 70 | 258 | |
Archibald Cary | Letter to [Theodorick] Bland | letter was to be "received at the hands of Mr. Robsamen who is appointed by the General Congress to Superintendent of the Salt Petre"; Bland is to take Robsamen "under [his] care" and assist him by "showing him warehouses" and letting him experiment | Williamsburg, VA | 21 December 1775 | 5058 | 76 | 258 | |
Rich[ar]d A. Adams | Letter to Elizabeth [(Griffin)] Adams | "to Elizabeth Adams at Richmond Hill"; regards military "engagements with the enemy near Norfolk in all of which we have had the advantage" | Williamsburg, VA | 11 December 1775 | 5058 | 73 | 258 | |
Robert Cary and Co. | Letter to William Allen | involves a trade relationship with the French; also the relationship between the colonies and Great Britain | London, England | 10 March 1775 | 5058 | 66 | 258 | |
Jon[a]th[an] Trumbull | Military certificate for Lt. Nathaniel Humphrey | CT | 31 May 1775 | 5058 | 68 | 258 | ||
Henry [Bowcock] | Bond to John Lukens | Lukens is from Philadelphia; bond in the amount of 358 pounds, 1 shilling, and 8 pence | Williamsburg, VA | 13 September 1776 | 5058 | 99 | 258 | |
John Page | Letter to [William Fleming] | Page has confidence in Fleming's ability to secure people under his leadership and sends "powder for your protection; Page has heard from Congress that the Northern Indians are friendly and have withdrawn their assistance to "our" enemies | Botetourt County, VA | 3 September 1776 | 5058 | 96 | 258 | |
Charles Lee | Letter to [William] Byrd | concerns Lee's military command and great respect for Byrd | Williamsburg, VA | ca. 17 April 1776 | 5058 | 79 | 258 | |
Cha[rles] Hansford | Letter to Samuel Shield | involves the obtaining of money from debts, the wounded leg of a slave named Sampson, and convulsion fits by "Old Nanney"; "On the reverse: Memorand in another Land" | Halfway House | York County, VA | 2 July 1776 | 5058 | 87 | 258 |
slave owners in several Virginia counties | Manumissions for negro slaves | from slave-owners in Hanover, Caroline, Goochland, Louisa, Chesterfield Counties; 19 documents in all | VA | 1776 - 1855 | 5058 | 102 | 258 | |
Artemas Ward | Pay warrant in favor of Thomas Chase to Ebenezer Hancock | Hancock is Deputy Paymaster General of the Army of the United States of America; payment in the amount of 1800 pounds, "equal to six thousand dollars" for the defraying of necessary expenses; endorsed by Chase to John Appleton with his receipt | Boston, MA | 7 August 1776 | 5058 | 93 | 258 | |
Edward Miller | Promissory note to Wm. Bacon | note in the amount of six pounds, fifteen shillings | 22 August 1776 | 5058 | 90 | 258 | ||
Edw[ard] Hand | Agreement with John Heron | Heron was "of the township and County of York"; Hand "obliges himself to furnish" Heron with "four milk cows, two draught horses, a Plantation wagon, and [illegible] for four horses and farming tools"; also signed by Heron and two witnesses | Lancaster, PA | 1 April 1777 | 5058 | 135 | 258 | |
R. Brooke | Certificate of [?] Butler | 26 September 1777 | 5058 | 153 | 258 | |||
John Peyton | Letter to "Sir" | regards military action; Capt.[Sion] Fell into the hands of the enemy; also regards the transaction of goods | Gloucester County, VA | 20 February 1777 | 5058 | 132 | 258 | |
John Blair | Letter to "Sir" | Blair has taken person's bond to Dr. Walker; letter also concerns a debt to Mr. McDowell to the sum of 180 pounds | Williamsburg, VA | 23 May 1777 | 5058 | 138 | 258 | |
Thomas B. Griffin | Letter to his sister [?Elizabeth (Griffin) Adams] | letter concerns the importance of love in life and Griffin's intentions on courting soon | ca. 19 June 1777 | 5058 | 141 | 258 | ||
Tho[ma]s Wharton | Letter to Jacob Morgan | regards the "removal of several Gentlemen of this City by Council, out of the State. They have uniformly manifested in their general Character and Conservation a Disposition highly inimical to the Cause of America." | Philadelphia, PA | 10 September 1777 | 5058 | 150 | 258 | |
W[illiam] Heath | Pay warrant to Ebenezer Hancock | Pay warrant in favor of Wm. Frost; pay in the amount of 26 dollars "two thirds in full" for "enlisting twenty men" in a regiment in 1776; written on the reverse of Lt. Frost's statement | Boston, MA | 4 July 1777 | 5058 | 144 | 258 | |
Edw[ar]d Wellburn | Receipt | Receipt for Indian corn for the use of the Battalion Company, Maryland | MD | 14 August 1777 | 5058 | 144 | 258 | |
F[rancis] Hopkinson | Bill of Exchange, in favor of John Abbot to the Commissioners of the U.S. at Paris | countersigned by Nath[anie]l Appleton; endorsed by Abbot; | MA | 16 November 1778 | 5058 | 162 | 258 | |
W[illiam] Phillips | Letter to [William] Heath | Phillips requests a passport for Capt. Strangeways going to Rhode Island | Cambridge, MA | 11 May 1778 | 5058 | 160 | 258 | |
W[illia]m Burrows Esquire | Letter to Mary Clapperton | Clapperton was of the Parish of St. Michael; certificate granting Mary "Letters of Administration of the Estate and Effects of Alexander Clapperton...lately deceased as next of kin."; Certified and signed by Jos. S Cray and Robert Smith | SC | 14 February 1778 | 5058 | 155 | 258 | |
Rhode Island Militia of King's County | Regimental abstract for wages of Col. Charles Dyer's Regiment | RI | 2 April - 8 May 1778 | 5058 | 157 | 258 | ||
John Davis | Agreement and Bond | concerns a dispute between John Davis and Tolaver Davis over "some negroes" | Hanover County, VA | 4 January 1779 | 5058 | 165 | 258 | |
Virginia General Assembly | An act concerning nonjurors | act regards the payment of taxes; document signed by John Beckley | Williamsburg, VA | 4 October 1779 | 5058 | 184 | 258 | |
John Page, Lt. Gov. | Letter to [David] Mason | regards the payment of 5000 pounds for subsistence of Mason's troops; | Williamsburg, VA | 3 July 1779 | 5058 | 173 | 258 | |
W[illiam] Phillips | Letter to [Theodorick] Bland | letter of 11 June concerns the distribution of clothes to British prisoners; letter of 3 July regards some deserted British soldiers and the role American soldiers have played in their desertion | Colonel Carter's House | 11 June-3 July 1779 | 5058 | 168 | 258 | |
Sam[ue]l Huntington | Letter to the Governor of Virginia [Thomas Jefferson] | concerns the subject of land grants "during the continuance of the present war." | Philadelphia, PA | 30 October 1779 | 5058 | 186 | 258 | |
Sam[ue]l Jones | Letter to the President of the Council of Pennsylvania [Joseph Reed] | Letter of 2 September regards "an account of the commitment and tryal of a certain Caleb Hill, a deserter from the 11th Virginia Regiment." Letter of 17 August also regards Hill, then calling him a "house thief." | Lancaster, PA | 17 August - 2 September 1779 | 5058 | 176 | 258 | |
Dan[ie[l Smith | Letter to Wm. Campbell | concerns the boundary line between Virginia and North Carolina; | Embarkation Camp | Cumberland, MD | 26 December 1779 | 5058 | 188 | 258 |
H. Gerlach | Return of Officers and Servants belonging to Major General Reidesel and his family | document is countersigned by Theodorick Bland | 12 September 1779 | 5058 | 181 | 258 | ||
Daniel McCarty | An account to Dr. Captain French Simpson | April - October 1780 | 5058 | 199 | 258 | |||
Thomas Jefferson | Copies of correspondence with Abner Nash and James Monroe | letter of 28 June regards the "southern movement of the enemy" and the detention of supplies, both of which greatly concern Jefferson. Letter of 25 June "proceeds to give a detailed statement and presumed intended operations of the enemy." | Richmond, VA | 25 - 28 June 1780 | 5058 | 203 | 258 | |
Lewis Littlepage | Letter to "Sir" | regards Littlepages travels abroad; a fight witnessed by Littlepage | Madrid, Spain | 25 November 1780 | 5058 | 214 | 258 | |
[General] W[illiam] Smallwood | Letter to [Thomas] Jefferson | concerns losses from a recent battle from the 1st Continental Regiment of Artillery; endorsed by Jefferson | Hillsborough, NC | 10 September 1780 | 5058 | 209 | 258 | |
Benjamin Johnson | Letter to James Madison | [illegible] | 28 October 1780 | 5058 | 212 | 258 | ||
U.S. Congress [Continental] | Various resolutions and orders, extracted from the minutes | concerns Wabash Indian clashes on Virginia's frontier; the employment of General Woodon; agreeing to the report of P. Legras; appointments for representatives; payment to states on public debt; supplies from Virginia; all signed by Charles Thomson | May 1780 - 21 July 1787 | 5058 | 217 | 258 | ||
Elias Hasket Derby | Agreement with Jonathon Peele, a Salem merchant | letter about Derby's private ship of war commanded by Thomas Simmons | signed by Samuel Waters | Salem, MA | 5 July 1781 | 5059 | 9 | 259 |
Georgia General Court | Case, John Foutes vs Daniel Wolecon | case concerning Robert Wright, dec. | Savannah, GA | 12 September 1781 | 5059 | 12 | 259 | |
C[harles Tuffin Comte de Rouerie] Armand | Letter to [Theodorick] Bland | Armand accuses Bland of misconstruing his previous letter | VA | ca. ca. 1781-1793 | 5058 | 191 | 258 | |
Archibald Anderson | Letter to John Banister, Camp Gilford Court House | about General Morgan's defeat of Tarleton and Lord Cornwallis' march to rescue prisoners | NC | 10 February 1781 | 5059 | 4 | 259 | |
Joseph Reed | Letter to William Henry | concerning the court martial of William Henry | Philadelphia, PA | 29 June 1781 | 5059 | 7 | 259 | |
William Wipple, Speaker Pro Tem | Order for payment to the New Hampshire House of Representatives | for Joshua Danforth | NH | 20 January 1781 | 5059 | 2 | 259 | |
Jonathon Dayton | Proclamation provisioning French Troops | order to have a market held for provisions near the house of Henry Taylor | Dobbs Ferry, NY | ca. 1781 | 5059 | 14 | 259 | |
Daniel Telfair | Letter to Andrew Martin | written from Polly and Betsey of Bermuda about a flag of truce at Hampton | Hampton, VA | 30 July 1782 | 5059 | 31 | 259 | |
George Meade | Letter to Benjamin Rush | concerning debts of Michael Burke, formerly of Baltimore | Philadelphia, PA | 29 July 1782 | 5059 | 28 | 259 | |
William Trent | Letter to Bernard Gratz | about a trip to Maryland | Philadelphia, PA | 5 January 1782 | 5059 | 16 | 259 | |
John A Stokes | Letter to Captain Robert Dixon | Elk Marsh, NC | 28 September 1782 | 5059 | 42 | 259 | ||
Charles Lewis | Letter to George Todd | order for hiring a horse | 25 August 1782 | 5059 | 33 | 259 | ||
Samuel Huntington | Letter to inhabitants of Dresden, VA | about the Wyoming Massacre and a donation from the churches of Drysdale Parish after sermons by the Rector | transmitted by Meriwether Smith to Edmund Pendleton | Norwich, CT | 10 June 1782 | 5059 | 21 | 259 |
Josiah Parker | Letter to Judges of General Court and Jury | regarding trial of Dempsey Butler and "Capture of Cornwallis" | Isle of Wight County, VA | 23 September 1782 | 5059 | 39 | 259 | |
William McCreery | Letter to Messrs L. & R Purviance, merchants in Baltimore | contents: shipping of tobacco, prisoners; Richmond, Baltimore, Charlestown, Bermuda | Williamsburg, VA | 11 May 1782 | 5059 | 18 | 259 | |
Benjamin Temple | Letter to Robert Beverly | about horses and Col. White | King William County, VA | 5 September 1782 | 5059 | 36 | 259 | |
Daniel Morgan | Letter to Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates | Saratoga, VA | 4 December 1782 | 5059 | 44 | 259 | ||
John Rutledge | Letter to the Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates | also signed by George Clymer | Richmond, VA | 13 June 1782 | 5059 | 23 | 259 | |
John Beckley | Resolution to the Virginia General Assembly & House of Delegates | resolution for pardoning of James Lamb, Joshua Hopkins and John Caton convicted of treason; on the reverse side: "rejected" | Richmond, VA | 18 June 1782 | 5059 | 25 | 259 | |
George Weedon | Letter | faded and difficult to read | Fredericksburg, VA | 1 April 1783 | 5059 | 53 | 259 | |
William Alexander | Letter to Col Charles Dabney | dinner invitation for Lord Sterling | 28 August 1783 | 5059 | 65 | 259 | ||
Nehemiah Hubbard | Letter to Col. William Dangerfield | regarding French Army in Peekskill, NY | mentioned corn and cattle furnished W Skinner of the French Army while in Peekskill, NY | Philadelphia, PA | 14 February 1783 | 5059 | 51 | 259 |
Nathanial Appleton, Boston merchant | Letter to General Court | regarding land sale: John Grey, Susanah Jackson, Sarah Green, and Susanah Loving | signed by Isaac Smith | Boston, MA | 1 January 1783 | 5059 | 46 | 259 |
Henry Laurens | Letter to James Lovell | mentioned in letter: Peregrine Bourdieu, son of James Bourdieu; also mentioned General Wipple | London, England | 7 April 1783 | 5059 | 56 | 259 | |
Samuel A Otis | Letter to Moses S. Hayes | a thank you letter | Boston, MA | ca. 1783 | 5059 | 68 | 259 | |
George Washington | Letter to Robert R. Livingston | about provisional treaty | ink has bleed through and difficult to read | Tappan, NY | 7 May 1783 | 5059 | 59 | 259 |
Benjamin Lincoln | Letter to War Office | requesting furlough for George Haley | 28 August 1783 | 5059 | 62 | 259 | ||
George Washington | Letter to William Duer | requesting provisions for Col. Witlet's Regiment | Newburgh, NY | 1 February 1783 | 5059 | 49 | 259 | |
Free Holders & others | Petition to Virginia House of Delegates | for partition of Hanover County with two pages of twenty-eight signatures | Hanover County, VA | ca. 1783 | 5059 | 71 | 259 | |
Jeremiah Pate | Letter about his physical condition to? | 28 July 1784 | 5059 | 80 | 259 | |||
George Washington | Letter to George Plater | ca. 1784 | 5059 | 83 | 258 | |||
Francis Preston | Letter to George Richardson | requesting information on Col. Christian's pay | Breckinridge mentioned | 29 February 1784 | 5059 | 74 | 259 | |
George Troup | Letter to George Walton | about the sale of a slave | 28 June 1784 | 5059 | 77 | 259 | ||
Capt Robert Hunter | Misc. accounts and receipts | to: Robert Wilson, John Pugh, William Norvell, Thomas Carson, William Staples, James Stemmons, George Cabell, & Samuel Irvin. William Brooks to John Thompson, Robert McReynolds, John Snyder, Thomas Dixon, Morris Dunnington, Thomas Humphreys | Josiah Ellis | Lynchburg and Richmond, VA | 1784-1817 | 5059 | 87 | 259 |
William Clayton | Accounts | James Foster and John Watkin's estate | Agnes Thompson, Alex Hay | Hanover Town, VA | 1785-1789 | 5059 | 186 | 259 |
South Carolina District 96 | Land grant from William Moultrie unto Daniel Bourdeux, David Hopkins and Francis Bremar for 7000 acres; | recorded May 15, 1797, Grant GGGG p. 157, recorded Peter Bremar, Dept Secretary | Charleston, SC | 5 December 1785 | 5059 | 177 | 259 | |
Albion Trockmorton | Letter to Andrew Dunscomb, Richmond, VA | about a furlough and the War of the Revolution, 1785 | difficult to read | 15 December 1785 | 5059 | 180 | 259 | |
George Washington | Letter to brother, Charles Washington | Mt. Vernon, VA | 12 April 1785 | 5059 | 164 | 259 | ||
Edward Burd | Letter to John Nicholson | a postscript to Amendments to a bill granting relief to creditors of persons attainted of treason | 28 March 1785 | 5059 | 161 | 259 | ||
D. Pagan | Letter to William Murray about a book | mentioned: Thomas Jefferson, shipping, marriage at Petersburg, Miss Broadnax to ? Carter of Richmond, VA and Mrs. King to ? Foster originally of Boston but late of Charleston, SC | also mentioned: Amelia, VA, and Abbe Ragnals History of Philadelphia and Political Establishments and Commerce of the Europeans; news about Thomas Jefferson being presented at the Court of Versailles and his private audience with the King | 8 August 1785 | 5059 | 174 | 259 | |
Col. Richard Adams | Misc. documents of Col. Adams, Richard Adams, Jr, and Thomas B. Adams, merchants of Richmond, VA; mentioned: Wm Lightfoot, Roy Allen, Jesse Roper, Samuel Griffin, Samuel Grantland, William Jones, dec., William Price, Thomas Prosser, B. D. Wills | John Armstead, William Gaddy, Ludwell Grymes, ? Stith, Wm Hay, ? Edmundson, Thomas Lowell, Daniel Tyson, Hollingsworth Johnson, John Groves, Major Winfree, James Underwood, Nicholas Lyme, William Marshall, John Gilliat, Doctor John Wills, O. Paine | Richmond, VA and Hanover County, VA | 1785-1812 | 5059 | 192 | 259 | |
Quesnay de Beaurepane and A M Cheralin | Names of subscribers to Quesnay's Academy [and amounts contributed]: Price, Miller, Gunn, McClurg, Duval, Cary, McCraw, Lyne, Prosse, | Good, Lewis, Banks, Montgomery, Stewart, Burton, Kerr, Germon, Haslet, McCreey. Keen, Hay, Lott, Laughlin, Barrett, Southgate, Richards, Higbee, Trevor, Deane, Boulware, Pryor, May, Mayo, Vanduval, Hylton, Ghoghegan, Roper, Webb, Hayes, Dixon, Webb, | Boyd, Robert, Luckett, Lambert, Adams, Isaccs, Truehart, Tinsley, Booker, Rowland, Randolph, Harvie, Galt, Mitchell, Formecola, Greenhou, Pennock, Lewis, Warrington, Good, Southall, Voss, Tankerd, Foushee, Wilkinson, Graves, Stockdale, Bolling, Matthews | Richmond, VA | ca. 1785 | 5059 | 183 | 259 |
R. Elliot | Order to John Syme | in favor of William Radford's pay | 8 July 1785 | 5059 | 171 | 259 | ||
John Harvie | Receipt to Sherwod Harris | ten bushels of corn | 1 June 1785 | 5059 | 168 | 259 | ||
Phillip John Schuyler | Letter to Goold and Ludlow | mentioned Mr. Lewis and accounts | NY | 4 April 1786 | 5059 | 252 | 259 | |
John Hinde | Letter to John Crutchfield | Offer to hire servants | Hanover Town, VA | 1 January 1786 | 5059 | 249 | 259 | |
Robert Ballard | Letter to William Paterson | mentioned brother, Thomas Paterson, accounts and Norfolk, VA | Petersburg, VA | 15 May 1786 | 5059 | 255 | 259 | |
William Heth | Letter with General Samuel H. Parsons | about a meeting in Richmond and General Lincoln | Buck Hill, VA | 3 October 1786 | 5059 | 257 | 259 | |
William Toney of Prince Edward District | Misc. documents: Robt Davis, Samuel Patterson, Walter Irvine, Wm Berryman, Sheriff Buckner, L. Allen, Elizabeth Davis, John and Samuel Sadler, Peter Davis, Robert Hill, M. Carrington, Samuel Anderson, Samuel Jones, A Debrell | Edward, James, John, & Charles Toney, Robert Logan, Robert, Mosely, Wm and Thomas Moss, John Price, John Harris, Woodson Pittman, Thomas Carter, Wm and John Bernard, James Bagley, Wilson Price, Samuel C Ford, Sarah Folwell, Rolfe Eldridge, | Buckingham County, VA | 1786-1813 | 5059 | 263 | 259 | |
John Sullivan | Receipt | to Nathan Nichols | 13 December 1786 | 5059 | 260 | 259 | ||
J. Osborne | Account to Capt William Murray | 9 April 1787 | 5060 | 9 | 260 | |||
George Clinton | Appointment of Phillip H. Livingston to be Lt. in Militia of the City and County of NY | filled in form | NY | 4 May 1787 | 5060 | 12 | 260 | |
Nicholas Mills, of Hanover County | Bond to Matthew Anderson & Company | Hanover Town, VA | ca. 1787 | 5060 | 40 | 260 | ||
NY, NY Mayor's Court | Inventory of costs in John Williams vs. Isaac Furman | signed and subscribed by Richard Vasick | NY, NY | 4 January 1787 | 5060 | 2 | 260 | |
John Laurence | Invoice for 6 hogsheads of rum | Norfolk, VA | 30 September 1787 | 5060 | 30 | 260 | ||
William Lovell | Letter about drinking, etc | Williamsburg, VA | 19 March 1787 | 5060 | 7 | 260 | ||
Cyrus Griffin | Letter to his sister, Elizabeth [Griffin] Adams | about a death | Williamsburg, VA | 8 June 1787 | 5060 | 14 | 260 | |
Thomas Lowndes | Letter to Robert Goodloe Harper, Attorney at Law | about friends and family | Charleston, SC | 2 August 1787 | 5060 | 25 | 260 | |
Le Roy de Chaumont | Letter to William Alexander and Company | about an overdue payment | mentioned in letter: Hugh Nelson | Philadelphia, PA and Richmond, VA | 17 June 1787 | 5060 | 22 | 260 |
William Murray | Letter to William Gibbs | about delivering letters | ca. 1787 | 5060 | 43 | 260 | ||
John Sunderland | Note about a meeting | 9 February 1787 | 5060 | 5 | 260 | |||
Benjamin Franklin | Order to David Rittenhouse, Treasurer on behalf of Samuel Meredith for pay as delegate to Congress | Meredith's receipt | Philadelphia, PA | 13 June 1787 | 5060 | 17 | 260 | |
Robert Morris | Petition to Supreme Executive Council of PA | petition for William Alexander, merchant of Richmond, VA by his friend Robert Morris | mentioned in petition: merchandise, duties, Petersburg, Philadelphia, Brig Petersburg Packett, Capt Brown | Richmond, VA and PA | ca. 11 October 1787 | 5060 | 33 | 260 |
Jesse Root | Receipt to Joseph Skinner | mentioned: Ephraim Root, James Harmon, Sheriff Williams | Hartford, CT | 15 October 1787 | 5060 | 37 | 260 | |
Harvey Hath | Account | ca. September 1788 | 5060 | 68 | 260 | |||
Leighton Wood | Account and cover Letter to George Thomas | William Dudley's acct. | Hanover, VA | 3 March 1788 | 5060 | 61 | 260 | |
Dinwiddie & Company | Account to M. Gilliam | mentioned: John and William Bell, C. Duncan. John Osborne | 1788-1796 | 5061 | 118 | 261 | ||
William Murray | Account with John Thompson, 1787 & 1788 | ca. 1788 | 5060 | 76 | 260 | |||
Walker Muse | Bill for merchandise to Robert Carter | 26 February 1788 | 5060 | 58 | 260 | |||
John Miller | Bond to Frederick John Pigou, Jr, merchant | with attestments: Josiah Ogier, Notary, John Mitchell, Notary, Wilson Forester, Notary | London, England | 1788-1799 | 5060 | 78 | 260 | |
Robert Hayes | Letter to Capt. Hughlett and Capt. Goodwin | mentioned: rum delivery and the James River, Richmond, VA | Norfolk, VA | 3 April 1788 | 5060 | 71 | 260 | |
Thomas Palmer | Letter to Hugh Patton, Richmond, VA | Couch Family | Philadelphia, PA | 1788-1789 | 5060 | 83 | 260 | |
Joshua Wentworth | Letter to Moses M. Hayes | mentioned: Boston and New York | Portsmouth, NH | 22 February 1788 | 5060 | 52 | 260 | |
William White | Letter to William Thomas & Mr. Boyd, Richmond, VA | mentioned: Mr. Dudley, Mrs White, dec. | Norfolk County, VA | 26 May 1788 | 5060 | 66 | 260 | |
Ames Fisher | Order to Robert Ware | mentioned Nathan Fisher | Dedham, MA | 12 February 1788 | 5060 | 49 | 260 | |
Thomas Pinckney | Receipt to Col. William Thompson | 25 February 1788 | 5060 | 55 | 260 | |||
Potomac Company | Receipt to Daniel McCarty, signed by William Hawthorne, Treasurer | Alexandria, VA | 7 January 1788 | 5060 | 46 | 260 | ||
Accountants Office, J. Hardy | Request to Thomas Smith, Pennsylvania loan office | 8 May 1788 | 5060 | 64 | 260 | |||
Shelton Smith and Bull Field | Account of sale at Mont Air | of negroes, cattle, horses, farm equipment | ca. October 1789 | 5060 | 115 | 260 | ||
Thomas Hatcher | Account to Hugh Patton | mentioned: Indian corn | Richmond, VA | 8 July 1789 | 5060 | 104 | 260 | |
William Armstrong, Coroner | Deed to James Spiller, of Sampson County, NC | mentioned: Peter Galbreath, Archibald Simpson, dec. | Cumberland Co, NC | 28 April 1789 | 5060 | 94 | 260 | |
Joseph Carrington | Indenture to Richard and Martha Baskerville | Cumberland County, VA | ca. 1789 | 5060 | 112 | 260 | ||
Invoice of goods left with John Howard | Invoice | Richmond, VA | 8 July 1789 | 5060 | 107 | 260 | ||
John Glover | Letter to Moses M. Hayes, merchant of Boston, MA | mentioned: Capt Green, Boston, receipts and supplies | Marblehead, MA | 25 February 1789 | 5060 | 91 | 260 | |
William Thomas | Letter to W. Rubin Auston | mentioned: deed for lots, payments and W. Page | 1 June 1789 | 5060 | 101 | 260 | ||
Col George Dermistor | Order to Lt William Sty | mentioned: Henry McNeely's estate | Little Brittain, Canada | 30 June 1789 | 5060 | 98 | 260 | |
William Almond | Promissory note to John Brown of Essex County | Caroline County, VA | 30 October 1789 | 5060 | 110 | 260 | ||
Andrew Nixon | Return of permits for slaves | to John Lanier and Joseph Hudson | Bermuda Hundred, VA | 20 January - 20 April 1789 | 5060 | 88 | 260 | |
James Gibbon | Account with Major James Armstrong | sent to Major John Barrien, Savannah, GA | Petersburg, VA | 27 January 1790 | 5060 | 129 | 260 | |
J. Colcok | Bill to Col Nathaniel Gist | for merchandise bought at Charlestown | Charlestown, SC | ca. 1790 | 5060 | 144 | 260 | |
Littleberry Mosby | Indenture to Wade Mosby | Powhatan, VA | ca. 1790 | 5060 | 147 | 260 | ||
Robert Payne | Letter to Capt. William Murray, Amelia | mentioned: Phillip W. Jackson | Petersburg, VA | 8 November 1790 | 5060 | 135 | 260 | |
John Swann | Letter to John McCall | request for money | mentioned: Turpin | 24 November 1790 | 5060 | 138 | 260 | |
Edward Carrington | Letter to William Branch Giles | Richmond, VA | 25 December 1790 | 5060 | 141 | 260 | ||
August Seaton | Letter to William Brown | 25 January 1790 | 5060 | 123 | 260 | |||
Philip Ludwell Grymes | Letters and accounts | with Rowles & Grymes and Company, shipping, goods, tobacco, James City County, Mrs. Edgar, J. Tayloe, Mrs. Wakelin Welsh & son, Capt Arthur, Goosley, Woodson, Wm Nelson, Jr of Carolina, Gen Nelson, Ralph Wormley, Jr, R Robinson, dec. | J R Grymes and Mr Rowles died in London, May 19, 1790 | London, England and VA | 1790-1811 | 5060 | 150 | 260 |
Negro Slaves for Sale | miscellaneous bills of sale for Negro Slaves, Richmond, VA, Frances Loraine, Westwood & Armestead, Bulls Roberts, B F Ficklin, Jesse F Kersee, T B Cosby, J Baugham, Welford Johnston, W Fulcher, Michael Gretles | Middlesex County, VA and Elizabeth City County, NC | 1790-1865 | 5060 | 160 | 260 | ||
John McCreedle | Receipt to R. Cooley | Richmond, VA | 26 January 1790 | 5060 | 126 | 260 | ||
Peter B. Orain | Request for pay to Gen Benjamin Lincoln, near Boston | mentioned: Pulaski's Legion, Philadelphia, prisoner at Santee Ferry | Richmond, VA | ca. 28 August 1790 | 5060 | 132 | 260 | |
Ebenezer Lockwood | Bill for Ebenezer Lockwood, member of 2,3,& 4 Provincial Congress, NY 1775,1776,1777 | mentioned: Daniel Miller, Caleb Aleadin, Arnold Dickins, Frederick Knox | NY | 6 July 1791 | 5060 | 190 | 260 | |
Hardin Burnley | Memorandum on purchase of coal from Mr. A Croshwait | 22 October 1791 | 5060 | 199 | 260 | |||
John Glover of Marblehead | Power of Attorney to Stephen Miller | mentioned: Samuel Barrett, Nathaniel Fellows, Henry Bass | Boston, MA | 29 December 1791 | 5060 | 206 | 260 | |
William Heath | Power of Attorney to William Heath, Jr | printed form filled in witnessed by John Read and Thomas Clarke | Roxbury, MA | 1 August 1791 | 5060 | 193 | 260 | |
Elijah Leftwich and James H Leftwich | Promissory note to James Powell, Exec of Nancy Leftwich, dec. | 5 January 1791 | 5060 | 179 | 260 | |||
New Jersey Commissioner of Loans | Receipt for certificate of funded debt | printed form filled in, signed by Joseph Bloomfield | 22 February 1791 | 5060 | 182 | 260 | ||
J Read | Receipt to George Clark | mentioned: Messrs Mitchell & Gardner and Alex. McGregor and B. Thurston | New Castle, PA | 25 October 1791 | 5060 | 202 | 260 | |
Samuel Myers | Receipted account of John Woodson | Petersburg, VA | 29 October 1791 | 5060 | 204 | 260 | ||
Peter Van Schaack | Receipts of W Goodrich | mentioned: Gen Schuyler, Hendrick Schoonmaker, Windle Pulver, James Lester, and James Lester, Jr, T Rypenbergh, and William Rensselaer | Kinderhook, NY | 13 September 1791 | 5060 | 196 | 260 | |
U. S. Army, 1st Regiment of Lewis | Return of arms, accoutrements, and ammunition to complete Capt Joseph Brock's Company | mentioned: Isaac Craig and military stores | Fort Pitt | 10 June 1791 | 5060 | 187 | 260 | |
Patrick Henry | Statement of indebtedness to the amount of seventy five pounds in horse flesh | testees: John Gossling, Gideon Glenn, Robert Bryan | Prince Edward County, VA | 1 March 1791 | 5060 | 184 | 260 | |
Charles Lewis | Account with William Finnie | Richmond, VA | 19 September 1792 | 5060 | 225 | 260 | ||
Cyrus Griffin, Judge of the United States for the District of Virginia | Certificate to William Griffin | VA | ca. 1792 | 5060 | 231 | 260 | ||
Alexander Hamilton | Circular Letter giving sanction to the signature of Henry Kuhl in behalf of the comptroller | 29 September 1792 | 5060 | 228 | 260 | |||
Thomas Foster | Expense account, 1777-1780 | 29 June 1792 | 5060 | 219 | 260 | |||
Peter Wagener | Letter about the sale of the sloop Dolphin as credit against a debt | to Charles Simms of Alexandria | Colchester, VA | 24 February 1792 | 5060 | 210 | 260 | |
Richard Chichester | Letter to Daniel McCarty | mentioned: William P Bayliss, James Reod, Joseph Moore, James Brown, Henry Reardon | Newington, CT | 11 June 1792 | 5060 | 216 | 260 | |
John Tayloe Griffin | Letter to Elizabeth Griffin Adams | Richmond Va, Richmond Hill, family news | Philadelphia, PA | 17 July 1792 | 5060 | 222 | 260 | |
William Charles Claiborne | Letter to James T Vaughan, of Richmond, VA | mentioned: Capt Goodwin of the Sloop Endeavor; dispute over James Smith claim of service | Philadelphia | 17 May 1792 | 5060 | 213 | 260 | |
John Starke, Major General | Receipt to Nathaniel Appleton | mentioned: Caleb Stark, Major; Battle of Bunker Hill | MA | 5 January 1792 | 5060 | 208 | 260 | |
Joseph Jackson | Account and receipt to John Hancock | also blank cheque on the Massachusetts Bank | ca. 1793 | 5061 | 25 | 261 | ||
John Austin | Account for freight on tobacco | West Point, VA | ca. September 1793 | 5061 | 17 | 261 | ||
Alexander Hamilton | Directions for a draft to Nathaniel Appleton of MA | Treasury Dept. | Washington, DC | 27 February 1793 | 5061 | 4 | 261 | |
Samuel Shaw | Estimate of damages | mentioned: Tenerife wine, William Green's contract, signed by Thomas Randall | NY | 29 January 1793 | 5061 | 2 | 261 | |
Philip J Schuyler | Letter about accounts to Edward Goold | mentioned: Chief Justice Yates, Mr. & Mrs. Evans | Albany, NY | 12 April 1793 | 5061 | 6 | 261 | |
Paul Thilman | Letter for land survey payment to Mr. Woolfolk | 4 July 1793 | 5061 | 14 | 261 | |||
Mary Willing Byrd | Letter to Messrs. Samuel Meyers and Brothers | the letter mentions payment for material for clothing; Mr. Dent, Mr. Willing, Miss Fitzhugh | Westover, VA | 25 April 1793 | 5061 | 9 | 261 | |
Thomas Pinckney | Passport to George Whippy | printed form, written in French | London, England | 30 November 1793 | 5061 | 22 | 261 | |
Thomas Keene | Receipt to Robert Cawley | mentioned: James Warington | 16 May 1793 | 5061 | 12 | 261 | ||
Hicks Campbell | Request for payment to William Clayton of New Kent | mentioned: John D. Watkins | Richmond, VA | 29 November 1793 | 5061 | 20 | 261 | |
Edmond Brown | Bond to James Doswell | mentioned: George Lynch | Hanover County, VA | 18 October 1794 | 5061 | 47 | 261 | |
James Wardrop | Bond to John Wardrop | mentioned: receipts and partnership of James and John Wardrop; British and Portugal Gold | attested: James Mc Bride, Mr. Roberts | Manchester. VA | 29 March 1794 | 5061 | 29 | 261 |
Tristan Dalton | Letter to James Greenleaf about housing for his family | mentioned: Baltimore | Georgetown, DC | 14 November 1794 | 5061 | 50 | 261 | |
John Lansing | Letter to John Van Rensselaer about a purchase | Albany, NY | 1 September 1794 | 5061 | 41 | 261 | ||
James Clark | Promissory note to Mitchell & Gardner | Richmond, VA | 1 December 1794 | 5061 | 53 | 261 | ||
General Anthony Wayne | Provisions issued to a detachment of the U. S. Legion | mentioned: Elliot Williams | Western County of Camp Greenville | 1 March 1794 | 5061 | 33 | 261 | |
Robert Troup | Request for payment to Peter Ogilivie | 11 June 1794 | 5061 | 38 | 261 | |||
Richard Stith | Request to Nathaniel Tate for deed payment | mentioned: Bedford Courthouse, Campbell Courthouse | Bedford, VA | 17 May 1794 | 5061 | 35 | 261 | |
D. Meade | Request to William Murray to borrow a harness | 4 September 1794 | 5061 | 44 | 261 | |||
William B Christian | Account with William Cocke | agricultural items; mentioned: John Lyons, Christopher Smith, William Gardner, John Christian, Nicholas Syme, Gideon Bosher, Meriwether Jones | 1795-1797 | 5061 | 87 | 261 | ||
Thomas Fitz Simmons | Letter to Garrett Cottringer | 9 February 1795 | 5061 | 58 | 261 | |||
Peter Burton | Letter to Mose Myers, merchant of Norfolk, VA | mentioned Capt Marshall of Philadelphia; Ship Portsmouth | L'Orient, France | 17 February 1795 | 5061 | 61 | 261 | |
William Short | Note of regret to F. Skipwith, Counsel General of the United States of America | Paris, France | 26 December 1795 | 5061 | 82 | 261 | ||
Richard Lee Turberville | Note to Dr. James Kennedy, of Alexandria about medication | Loudoun, VA | 1795-1796 | 5061 | 84 | 261 | ||
Louis Marie, Vicomte de Noailles | Note to John Nicholson about a visit | 16 November 1795 | 5061 | 77 | 261 | |||
Jonathon Sturgis | Order for payment to Ephraim Root | Litchfield, CT | 14 November 1795 | 5061 | 75 | 261 | ||
Philemon Dickinson | Receipt cut from a document | 24 August 1795 | 5061 | 69 | 261 | |||
John M Sheppard | Receipt to Bob Cawley | 9 April 1795 | 5061 | 65 | 261 | |||
Thomas Leiper | Receipt to Daniel Triplett of Falmouth | Richmond, VA | 23 October 1795 | 5061 | 72 | 261 | ||
James Garrard | Receipts for surveying land in Bourbon County | mentioned: Thomas Fleming, Robert Craddock | Bourbon County, KY | ca. May 1795 | 5061 | 67 | 261 | |
Wiliam Smith | Request to John Keane for information about a note | ca. 1795 | 5061 | 56 | 261 | |||
William Hull | Transfer of stock to William Sawyer | mentioned: Thomas Jackson; attested: William McCleary, Mr. Cooper | Boston, MA | 11 December 1795 | 5061 | 79 | 261 | |
John Vaughan | Account | shipment to Hamburg | 27 May 1796 | 5061 | 98 | 261 | ||
William Hill Wells | Bond to George Mitchell | Sussex County, VA | 2 July 1796 | 5061 | 131 | 261 | ||
Thomas Mifflin | Certificate for Clement Biddle as Notary Public | filled in printed form; signed by James Trimble, Deputy Secretary | ca. ca. 1796 | 5061 | 106 | 261 | ||
Timothy Dwight | Instructions to Isaac Beers to allow the following students to have books at his store | students: John Hoaker, James Murdock, Ezra Bradley, Ebenezer Learned, John Wynne, William Hassell, David B Wil [?], Charles Denison | Yale College | New Haven, CT | 9 January 1796 | 5061 | 90 | 261 |
Henry Knox | Letter to Frances Tench | mentioned: Schooner Columbia, Capt Loveill, Samuel Hodgdon, Philadelphia, material for spars and cost | ME | 26 September 1796 | 5061 | 112 | 261 | |
Robert Ailken | Letter to John Nicholson | mentioned: iron chest, Leonard Jacoby, Hamburg | Philadelphia, PA | 13 August-9 November 1796 | 5061 | 115 | 261 | |
Samuel Baynard | Letter to Timothy Pickering, Secretary of State | mentioned: J. Leonard, Rev. Blackwell, Dr. Mease. Thomas Fitzsimmons. Mordici Lewis | London, England and Philadelphia, PA | ca. February 1796 | 5061 | 92 | 261 | |
Philip Slaughter | List of lands on the northwest side of the River Ohio that he wished to sell | mentioned: General John Blackwell, Derby Creek, Eagle Creek, General Robert Carterfield, M Clements, Robert Beverly | 23 June 1796 | 5061 | 101 | 261 | ||
John Jay | Order to prepare a pardon | signature of John Jay | NY | 18 July 1796 | 5061 | 104 | 261 | |
Nathaniel Bowditch | Receipted bill to Elias H Derby | 23 March 1796 | 5061 | 95 | 261 | |||
Stevens Thompson Mason | Statement relative to articles of agreement with Hugh Holmes and Philip Pendleton for the sale of Kentucky land | 12000 acres | KY | 27 August 1796 | 5061 | 109 | 261 | |
James Daniel | Certificate relating to suit | mentioned: Samule Burks, Robert Daniel & Company, Mary Haskins, Alex Campbell, John Nash, | Richmond, VA | 24 June 1797 | 5061 | 123 | 261 | |
Georgia, Richmond County Court | Court records in Bostwick vs. Walton | mentioned: Chesley Bostwick, Moore and Walton attested by: Peter Carnes, John Bostwick, J. Foster, | Louisville, GA | 11 August 1797 | 5061 | 134 | 261 | |
Robert Troup | Letter to James Greenleaf | mentioned: debt to Mrs. Duer | NY | 8 January 1797 | 5061 | 120 | 261 | |
Robert Morris | Letter to John Nicholson | mentioned: Mr. Cottringer, Mr. Ashley | Hills | 15 September 1797 | 5061 | 138 | 261 | |
Moses Myers | Receipted bill of merchandise from William Manson | mentioned: Benjamin Oliver, Samuel Smith, T Bullifant | Norfolk County, VA | 20 July 1797 | 5061 | 129 | 261 | |
Zachariah Bullock | Survey of 7582 acres in District 96, South Carolina | SC | 15 May 1797 | 5061 | 125 | 261 | ||
Mary B. Sutton | Account | mentioned: John Holmes | 14 May 1798 | 5061 | 158 | 261 | ||
Underwood & Woodson | Agreement and bond to Samuel Couch to construct a foundation under his mill | mentioned: Stephen Underwood, Richard Harris, George Underwood, Edward Bolling | 21 November 1798 | 5061 | 172 | 261 | ||
W. Russell and others | Articles of agreement for a business partnership | attested to by Miles Hughes | also signed by John Lyne and Liston Temple | NY | 18 May 1798 | 5061 | 161 | 261 |
John Lansing | Letter about a debt | Albany, NY | 19 March 1798 | 5061 | 152 | 261 | ||
William Duffy | Letter to Alexander Falconer of Louisburg | Hillsborough, NC | 10 January 1798 | 5061 | 141 | 261 | ||
Robert Walsh | Letter to his father, Robert Walsh | mentioned: Mr. Carrere | Georgetown College, DC | 18 September 1798 | 5061 | 165 | 261 | |
William W Morris | Letter to John Nicholson | 8 March 1798 | 5061 | 149 | 261 | |||
John Tyler | Letter to John Thweatt, of Blandford | mentioned: Mr. Gordon | Greenway | 29 January 1798 | 5061 | 144 | 261 | |
James Pamplin | Letter to Thomas Dix of Essex County | note about a negro girl mentioned: Robert Rogers, estate of Mrs. Upshaw, dec; attested to by Philip Burnette | 1 March 1798 | 5061 | 146 | 261 | ||
Willis Green | Receipt for copying and recording two deeds for Tunstal Quarles | mentioned: William R. Fleming, Thomas M Fleming, Robert Cradock | 10 May 1798 | 5061 | 155 | 261 | ||
Aaron Ogden | Receipt to the New Jersey Commissioner of Loans | mentioned: James Ewing, Commissioner of Loans, Anne Barber | NJ | 17 November 1798 | 5061 | 170 | 261 | |
South Carolina Courts, Court of Common Pleas | Verdict in case Johnson & Henderson vs. Moorman & et als. To recover the freedom of several negroes | mentioned: Christopher Johnson, Nathaniel Henderson, Robert Moorman, William Burnett, Spencer Burnett, L. William Martin; ten negroes: Venus, Morris, Joe, Rachael, Nathan, Sam, John, Judah, Wiseman, Randel | signed by Julius Nichols | SC | 12 November 1798 | 5061 | 168 | 261 |
Robert Payne | Abstract of duties | carriages of stagecoach lines in Virginia | VA | 30 September 1799 | 5062 | 32 | 262 | |
Macline Brydie & Co | Account of Mrs. Betsey Lynch and Andrew Flowers | sewing sundries | 4 March 1799 | 5062 | 2 | 262 | ||
Cringan & Adams | Account to Mrs. Littlepage | Richmond, VA | ca. 1799 | 5062 | 45 | 262 | ||
Elijah Leftwich's estate | Accounts | mentioned: John Leftwich, Abraham Campbell, William Ellis, Thomas Redd; infant children and widow | Hanover Town, VA | 1799-1800 | 5062 | 48 | 262 | |
Phillippe Joseph Letombe | Appointment of Louis Azcambal, Vice Consul of Rhode Island | with seal; written in French; notation: very rare | Philadelphia, PA | 21 August 1799 | 5062 | 26 | 262 | |
Robert R. Livingston | Certificate to Thomas Brodhead | Clermont, NY | 18 June 1799 | 5062 | 16 | 262 | ||
Instructions to Pintard & Davidson | for a parchment book | 14 May 1799 | 5062 | 7 | 262 | |||
Robert Beverly of Blanfield, Virginia | Letter to Andrew Duncomb, Richmond, Virginia | Tappahannock, VA | 10 October 1799 | 5062 | 35 | 262 | ||
Benjamin Tallmadge | Letter to Ephraim Root | mentioned: Berkshire County and Tallmadge's doubts about a land title | Litchfield, CT | 25 October 1799 | 5062 | 37 | 262 | |
Joseph Pitcarin | Letter to Henry Willis, American Consul, Genoa | mentioned: British Naval forces and blockade | Hamburg, Germany | 6 April 1799 | 5062 | 5 | 262 | |
John Thomson | Letter to James Kennedy of Alexandria | Alexandria, VA | 14 November 1799 | 5062 | 40 | 262 | ||
William Murray | Letter to Mrs. Mary Bass | regarding her account | 20 August 1799 | 5062 | 23 | 262 | ||
George Truitt | Letter to William Hill Wells | mentioned: the Governor and Mrs. Wells | Dover, DE | 2 June 1799 | 5062 | 10 | 262 | |
Jonathon Mifflin | Letter to William Patterson, merchant of Baltimore | mentioned: C.T Widderstandt, R.T.Earle, Peter Barker, merchant of Philadelphia, Mifflin's brother's trip to Baltimore and a bond | Nottingham | 21 June 1799 | 5062 | 14 | 262 | |
Edmond Pendleton, Jr | Note regarding a judgment against Gawain Corbin | mentioned: Valentine's Estate | 2 December 1799 | 5062 | 43 | 262 | ||
Henry Selliars [Seylers] | Oath of Allegiance to the United States | signed by Charles Shackelford | Shenandoah County, VA | 1 August 1799 | 5062 | 20 | 262 | |
Robert Brooke | Promissory note to Robert Cawley | 13 June 1799 | 5062 | 12 | 262 | |||
C. David Colden, Notary, City of New York | Protest of a note upon the request of Samuel Forbes | signature: J. T. Anderson | NY, NY | 11 September 1799 | 5062 | 29 | 262 | |
Benjamin Carrington | Receipted bill to Mayo Carrington for the United States | VA | 12 July 1799 | 5062 | 18 | 262 | ||
Stephen Owens and wife | Bill of sale to John Baldwin | two hundred acres of land | teste: James Allen Gee | Green County, KY | 1 March 1800 | 5062 | 57 | 262 |
John Dunsmore | Bill to Mitchell and Gardiner | mentioned tea, sugar and brandy | Richmond, VA | ca. 1800 | 5062 | 120 | 262 | |
T. B. Fox | Claims by the executor of John S Stubbs, dec'd | mentioned: Mrs. Stubbs, widow of Emanuel Jones | ca. 1800 | 5062 | 128 | 262 | ||
William Worsley | Itemized list of printing fonts and other printing equipment | VA | ca. 1800 | 5062 | 131 | 262 | ||
Cyrus Griffin, Member of Continental Congress | Letter of condolence to John Adams, physician of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Maria Griffin, John Griffin, Richard Adams | Williamsburg, VA | 17 August 1800 | 5062 | 103 | 262 | |
Samuel Meredith, Treasurer of the United States | Letter to Benjamin Stoddert | mentioned: Secretary of the Navy and a warrant | 6 October 1800 | 5062 | 111 | 262 | ||
Philip Barrand | Letter to Dr. Smith | about supply of medicine | Norfolk, VA | 16 July 1800 | 5062 | 62 | 262 | |
Stephen Van Rensselaer | Letter to Henry Glen | mentioned: a bill passed by committee and a new church | Albany, NY, and Philadelphia, PA | 21 February 1800 | 5062 | 51 | 262 | |
Henry Knox | Letter to Henry Jackson | mentioned: Capt. Talbot | Montpelier, VA | 2 November 1800 | 5062 | 117 | 262 | |
Susan E Madison | Letter to Miss Sarah Radford | two letters; mentioned Agatha | ca. 1800 | 5062 | 123 | 262 | ||
C. Levert | Letter to Mrs. Ann Leftwich | requesting her to pay Thomas Redd twenty pounds | receipt of twenty pounds signed by Thomas Leftwich | Hanover Town, VA | 23 February 1800 | 5062 | 54 | 262 |
Eliza Madison | Letter to Sally Radford | mentioned: Mr. Edmundson, James and Letitia Madison set out for Kentucky; calico and muslin; Blacksburg, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 16 October 1800 | 5062 | 114 | 262 | |
William M. Green | Letter to Samuel Tooker | about slavery in New York | mentioned: Mrs. Doll | Kingston, NY | 19 August 1800 | 5062 | 106 | 262 |
John [Lesley] | Letter to the Humane Society | about Indian Slaves | mentioned: Robert Harris, Mr. Jefferson and Governor Monroe, Elijah Johnson | Louisa County, VA | 4 April 1800 | 5062 | 60 | 262 |
Nicholas Ridgely | Letter to William Hill Wells of Dagsborough | mentioned, sale of lots in Georgetown; politics and the names of several members of Congress | Dover, DE | 22 August 1800 | 5062 | 108 | 262 | |
United States Second Census | Oaths of the census takers for the various towns and counties to the Marshall of the District of Virginia; Belfield Starke of Greenville ; William Smith of Town of Norfolk; William Harris of Sussex and Southampton; Kennon Jones of Dinwiddie | Hezekiah Pitts of Northampton; Richard Watkins of Chesterfield; Samuel Wassles of Accomack; Charles H. Simmons of Norfolk; William White of Princess Anne; Archibald Richardson of Nansemond; Edward Dillard of Petersburg; Miles Burgess of Surry; | George Hines of Isle of Wight; Thomas Lewis of Prince George; Joseph Townes of Charlotte Co and Nottoway Co, John Booker of Prince Edward Co and Charlotte Co; John Wilson of Mecklenburg Co and Halifax Co; John Street of Lunenburg and Brunswick Co | VA | July-August 1800 | 5062 | 65 | 262 |
Samuel Murgatroyd | Papers in Griffith vs. Tebbs | including correspondence of Thomas Lang of Boston and George Simpson of Baltimore | mentioned: John Stapleton, Mr. Edwards; Ship Bilbao and cargo | Philadelphia, PA | 1800-1802 | 5062 | 134 | 262 |
William Eaton | Account with Chapelie and Neveau & Company of Marseilles | mentioned: Capt. Coffin and Ship Ann Maria | Tunis | 25 April 1801 | 5062 | 157 | 262 | |
Jones & Metcalf | Bill to Caleb Tate | itemized for building materials, food and sundries; Robert Hannah, Beverly Roberson, Charles McCraw, Edmund Tate, Joseph Ship, Witts Mosely, Thomas W Cocke, Reeves Higginbotham, James Gilliam, Archibald Robinson, Edward Price, Charles Johnson, | Richmond, VA | ca. 1801 | 5062 | 181 | 262 | |
Thomas Jefferson | Letter of recommendation to Samuel Shields of York County | mentioned: Port of Hampton; M. E. Chisman; Mr. Kerby | Monticello, VA | 21 August 1801 | 5062 | 171 | 262 | |
James Monroe | Letter to Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States | mentioned conspiracy of slaves; deposit of arms and Military Stores of the United States at New London; Manchester, Virginia; acquisition of land in the vacant Western Territory of the United States | Richmond, VA | 15 June 1801 | 5062 | 165 | 262 | |
David Humphreys | Letter to William Willis | mentioned: Captain Mills; quarantine of American vessels upon arrival in the Ports of Spain | Madrid and Barcelona, Spain | 5 September 1801 | 5062 | 174 | 262 | |
William Robertson | Letters, documents, receipts, and notes; sales of the estate of William Robertson; | mentioned: John Fretwell & Co, Jacob Martin; Robertson Daniel & CO; William Gilman. Richard C. Chandler, William Roe; Doctor Morris; Robert Anderson, Robert Burton; Nathaniel Watkins of Albemarle County, sale of woman, Letty; Ben Johnston; John Coles; | Josiah Hobson; John Hardin of Powhatan County sale of Negroe boy, Charles; William Steger; Doctor Everett letter about leaching and oil of sugar; John M Cobs; John Brown of Nottoway County sell Negros woman. Austin Noble, Ishim League, Richard Davis; James Ferrell; James Carr; James Eubank; Thomas Eubank; Marshall Durrett; JOHN Eubank; Edward Garland; Walter Cole; David Young; Joshua Porter; James Dudley; George Norwell; Thomas Norwell; Thomas Thurmond; Walter Coles; Rice Smith Thomas Daniel; Richard Preston; Landon Farrar, Thomas B. Johnson; George Nicholson; Eliajah Boyce; Jacob Drumheller | Amelia County and Richmond, VA | 1801-1814 | 5062 | 186 | 262 |
Thomas Pelham, 2nd Earl of Chichester | Pass to John Leonard, citizen of the United States of America | Whitehall | 19 November 1801 | 5062 | 179 | 262 | ||
William Collier | Power of Attorney to James Bull | mentioned: Janet Nevins Collier, late wife of Hezekiah Collier; Samuel Nevins late of Virginia and his wife Susannah Nevins, dec'd; Michael and Thomas Bull; Daniel Beasley and Joseph Gallego of Manchester, Virginia | Hartford, CT | 15 June 1801 | 5062 | 160 | 262 | |
David Sewall | Receipt for salary to George Simpson | York (Maine District) | 17 July 1801 | 5062 | 169 | 262 | ||
John Stevens | Receipt to Jonathon Dayton | 9 October 1801 | 5062 | 177 | 262 | |||
John Musier | Account to the United States for freight of sundry merchandise, Indian Dept. | text of receipt in the hand writing of Peter Gansevoort | Albany, NY | 24 September 1802 | 5062 | 271 | 262 | |
James Monroe | Appointment of Anthony Robinson as Director of the Lunatic Hospital | Williamsburg, VA | 16 October 1802 | 5062 | 274 | 262 | ||
Thomas Butler the County of Gloucester | Bond to John Butler | signed by Reuben Butler and John Radford | Richmond, VA | 1 July 1802 | 5062 | 262 | 262 | |
George W. Holmes | Letter to Christopher Tompkins | purchase of timber and its value | 1 January 1802 | 5062 | 252 | 262 | ||
Nicholas Fitzhugh | Letter to John Mason of Georgetown | mentioned; Potomac Company; Shenandoah River; tolls on the Potomac River; increased river traffic; legislation in Congress; House of Representatives resolution | Richmond, VA | 1 January 1802 | 5062 | 249 | 262 | |
Richard Young | Letter to Messrs. Fenwick Mackmurdo & Fisher | altercation over a payment for locked gaits (gates); Ampthill Mills | Richmond, VA | 3 February 1802 | 5062 | 255 | 262 | |
Richard Corbin | Letter to Messrs. Gilliatt & Kirby | recommendation for John Adams | Laneville, King & Queen County, VA | 6 June 1802 | 5062 | 260 | 262 | |
Peter Gansevoort of the Military Agents Office | Letter to William Irvine | mentioned; United States Schooner, Fort Erie, Fort Detroit, Mackanac | Albany, NY | 15 December 1802 | 5062 | 276 | 262 | |
John Starke Ravenscroft | Letter to William Radford of Richmond, Virginia | about purchase of two pistols | 15 February 1802 | 5062 | 258 | 262 | ||
New York, Cayuga County | Letters patent to Mathias B. Tallmadge | relief of John Welch and Samuel Crawford; land in the Township of Sterling; one hundred and fifty acres, gold and silver mines | signed by Governor George Clinton | Albany, NY | 16 September 1802 | 5062 | 268 | 262 |
Joseph Trent | Physician's account with Jesse Armistead | mentioned: blood letting | 1802-1803 | 5063 | 14 | 263 | ||
Lambert Cadwalader of Trenton, New Jersey | Power of attorney to Archibald McCall | Philadelphia, PA | 2 July 1802 | 5062 | 265 | 262 | ||
William Tilghman and Philip Wager of Philadelphia | Agreement for lease of property on German Town Road | mentioned: Henry W. Livingston and wife of the State of New York, Peter James | German Town Road | 4 February 1803 | 5063 | 2 | 263 | |
John Parker Boyd | Draft on expenses to Jonathon and E. Little | mentioned: William Little | Philadelphia, PA | 3 June 1803 | 5063 | 9 | 263 | |
Carter Berkley | Letter | price for a crop of wheat; Colonel Hoome's overseer, Mr Martin, Baltimore and a Schooner | 16 September 1803 | 5063 | 11 | 263 | ||
Thomas Jefferson | Letter to Bernard Germain Etienne de la Counte de Lacpede | very faded | Washington, DC | 24 February 1803 | 5063 | 5 | 263 | |
Robert Morris and Dunnington | Letters and misc. bills and receipts | yard goods, sundries, food, spices, tea, whiskey, clothing; John Pointer, Richard Thurman, Rieves Higginbotham, John Brown, Josiah Bialy, Stewart Taliaferro, Edward Lynch, William Edenfield, James Gilliam, James Mosley, Thomas Cocke, William Warwick, John Eckford, William Stanton, George Sullivan, William Powell, Henry Davis, Peter Detto, Charles Hoyle, Walter Muschell, Thomas S McClelland, Samuel Irvine, William Block, William B. Banks, G. P. & J. Lindenberger, John Clarke | Baltimore, MD, and Lynchburg, VA | 1803-1809 | 5063 | 17 | 263 | |
Thomas Leiper | Accounts of sales of snuff, Scotch, etc. | mentioned: Thomas White of Richmond, M. D. Emerson, John Landige, Fredericksburg, Sloop Brothers, Mr. Watkins, | Philadelphia, PA | 1804-1818 | 5063 | 47 | 263 | |
Daniel Hardaway | Letter | mentioned : Chesterfield Court House, Peter Field Trent, John Scott of Manakin Town, John Harris, | Amelia, VA | 29 May 1804 | 5063 | 39 | 263 | |
James Sullivan | Letter and draft to General Henry Jackson | 16 April 1804 | 5063 | 36 | 263 | |||
Richard Cloug Anderson | Letter to Captain Abraham Chapline, Middletown | mentioned: Henry Whiting, State of Ohio, Mr. Sullivant,, William Reynolds | Kentucky lands | Soldiers Retreat, Mercer County, KY | 15 September 1804 | 5063 | 45 | 263 |
William M. Prescott | Receipt to Ephraim Root | mentioned: Israel Munson, John Wyler, Israel Thomdike, Hartford Convention | Salem, MA | 29 August 1804 | 5063 | 42 | 263 | |
Vandice's account | Sworn to Edward Carrington, Alderman, July 14, 1804 | very faded | ca. January-February 1804 | 5063 | 33 | 263 | ||
J. Prentis | Account | mentioned: trips to Richmond | 25 July 1805 | 5063 | 71 | 263 | ||
Ephraim Root | Account with Elijah Wadsworth | 10 July 1805 | 5063 | 68 | 263 | |||
John B. Johnson | Deposition | mentioned: Thomas Littlepage, Captain Street | 12 February 1805 | 5063 | 54 | 263 | ||
William Crogham | Letter to Captain Abraham Chapline | mentioned: Thomas Reynolds, William Reynolds, information about acreage on Indian Creek, John Bailey, Col. Anderson, 10,000 acres | Locust Grove, Louisville, KY | 25 May 1805 | 5063 | 65 | 263 | |
George W. Lee | Letter to George William Smith | mentioned: Francis Smith, agent appointment for Insurance Company | Smithfield and Richmond, VA | 10 August 1805 | 5063 | 74 | 263 | |
A. M. Edgar | Letter to Joseph Eggleston | mentioned: negroes for sale | Brandon, Amelia and Richmond, VA | 24 May 1805 | 5063 | 63 | 263 | |
David Ross | Letter to Mr. Harrison | mentioned: Daniel McCallum | 3 April 1805 | 5063 | 57 | 263 | ||
John Bassett | Letter to Warren Ashley | faded and difficult to read | 10 December 1805 | 5063 | 81 | 263 | ||
William Charles Cole Claiborne | Letter to William Nicholls, commission as Major in the 9th Regiment of Militia, Territory of Orleans | New Orleans, LA | 26 September 1805 | 5063 | 77 | 263 | ||
George Caines | Power of Attorney, Francis Bloodgood | NY | 23 April 1805 | 5063 | 60 | 263 | ||
Thomas McKean | Remission of duties | mentioned: County of Northumberland, Andres Kennedy and William Nelson convicted of assault and battery | Lancaster, PA | 30 September 1805 | 5063 | 79 | 263 | |
Moody Hope | Advertisement of jackass at stud | mentioned: James Hope | Fluvanna County, VA | 24 February 1806 | 5063 | 89 | 263 | |
Colin MacRae | Certificate | mentioned: Shanks and McRae | Manchester | 24 January 1806 | 5063 | 84 | 263 | |
Louis Felix de Beaujous | Letter | Beaujous 1799, Consul General to U.S to 1804-1810 | written in French, very tiny | Philadelphia, PA | 13 May 1806 | 5063 | 95 | 263 |
Henry Dearborn | Letter to Henry Alexander Dearborn | father to son letter | Washington, DC | 23 October 1806 | 5063 | 102 | 263 | |
J. Brackett | Note | mentioned: sale of Baskerville property, Mr. Jones | 24 March 1806 | 5063 | 91 | 263 | ||
William McKim | Opinion | mentioned: Edward Catlett, Robert Pollard, John Fox, bricks | Richmond, VA | 3 October 1806 | 5063 | 99 | 263 | |
Joshua Wickham | Opinion in a hypothetical question regarding the sale of land occupied by a family of negroes | 8 February 1806 | 5063 | 86 | 263 | |||
Thomas Lawson | Receipt to John Daniel | Cartersville, VA | 3 April 1806 | 5063 | 93 | 263 | ||
John Joseph Henry | Inscription on a fly leaf; remarks by Elizabeth Henry his daughter | 25 June 1807 | 5063 | 127 | 263 | |||
Leroy Camden | Letter to Archer Robertson | very faded | 29 May 1807 | 5063 | 117 | 263 | ||
James Steptoe | Letter to Archer Robertson of Lynchburg, Virginia | order for goods | 16 September 1807 | 5063 | 136 | 263 | ||
James Callaway | Letter to Archer Robertson, of Lynchburg, VA | mentioned: request for clothing | 17 May 1807 | 5063 | 112 | 263 | ||
General Andrew Jackson | Letter to Col. Thomas M. Bayley | mentioned: Aaron Burr's trial, Jonathon Dayton, General Smith of Ohio, Smith from New York, Davis Floyd from Indiana, treason, grand jury, British ship in the Chesapeake Bay, | Richmond, VA | 27 June 1807 | 5063 | 130 | 263 | |
Aaron Burr | Letter to Comfort Tyler | mentioned: William Van Ness of Kinderhook, New York, Burr is traveling to Baltimore to visit his daughter | Richmond, VA | 14 April 1807 | 5063 | 110 | 263 | |
George W. Erving | Letter to John Leonard, Consul of the United States | mentioned: Barcelona, Spain, Tunis, London, Mr. Coxes | Madrid, Spain | ca. 1807 | 5063 | 142 | 263 | |
William Pope Duval | Letter to Thomas D. Harris of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: books in Colonel Anderson's office, four surveys, Seymour Powell | Bards Town, KY | 13 January 1807 | 5063 | 105 | 263 | |
William Bryd | Letter to William Byrd's uncle, William Munford | mentioned: a trip to Cincinnati, his horse, the question of war, goods, whether he should move and the price of goods, General Massie, Mr. Burnett, suit filed in Highland County against William Byrd's father's estate, William Creighton, Chillicothe | Cincinnati, OH | 15 August 1807 | 5063 | 133 | 263 | |
John F. Champlin | Letter to William W.Russell | mentioned: deeds, Richmond property | NY | 28 January 1807 | 5063 | 108 | 263 | |
Georgia Courts | Order to James Williams, James McKinney, William Crawford & William Hadden | to appraise the estate of William Ingram, dec'd, inventory of estate | Jefferson County, GA | 1 June 1807 | 5063 | 123 | 263 | |
Thomas Early | Order to Thomas Mormon | mentioned: sugar and coffee | Lynchburg, VA | 1 May 1807 | 5063 | 120 | 263 | |
Robert Ralston | Power of attorney to Mary and Robert Barclay | mentioned: estate of Thomas Barclay | Philadelphia, PA | 1807-1810 | 5063 | 147 | 263 | |
Major John Archer | Receipt to Dr. John Adams | for money paid on a bond due George Banks | 28 May 1807 | 5063 | 114 | 263 | ||
Joseph Gallego, et. al. | Recommendation of Andrew Sweeny, miller, as Inspector of Flour | mentioned: James River | signed by R. Gamble, Harry Tompkins, C. Macmurdo, Gibson Jefferson, Richard Gallego, Thomas Rutherford, J. A. Chevallie, David Ross, and many others | Lynchburg, VA | 3 November 1807 | 5063 | 139 | 263 |
Richard Kirby | Account sales of estate | mentioned: William Slater, Frances Cook, Sheldon Wills, Dixon Brown, John Armistead, John Parker, Evert Robinson, Edward Moss, Augustine Moore, John Needham, | 30 March 1808 | 5063 | 153 | 263 | ||
Robert Pollard | Account to John Baylor, 1799-1808 | mentioned: Frances Brooke, William C. Williams | 10 December 1808 | 5063 | 168 | 263 | ||
Philharmonic Society | Accounts, dues, treasurer's reports | mentioned: dues, John Ewing, William Ewing, William Southgate, Alexander McKim, Charles Southgate, James Wallace, John Gordon, Archibald Campbell, Mr. Fitzwhylsom, Mr. Blagrove, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Macaw, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Foster, Mr. Nesbit | sugar, rum, brandy | Richmond, VA | 1808-1814 | 5063 | 173 | 263 |
Albert Gallatin | invitation to John Morrow | mentioned: dinner | 20 December 1808 | 5063 | 171 | 263 | ||
Nancy Davis of Elysian Fields | Letter to Ann Ladd of Richmond, VA | mentioned: embargo, speaks of her bother Mike's marriage to Lucy Bell and her sister Mary will marry Mr. Hunter | MS | 19 June 1808 | 5063 | 156 | 263 | |
Samuel Coleman | Letter to Brig. General Joseph Martin | 9 November 1808 | 5063 | 166 | 263 | |||
John Millington | Letter to Jessop & Co & Messrs Robinson & Co. | mentioned: Butterley Iron Works, cargo of pipes for the West Middlesex Water Works Co., | Hammersmith | 5 August 1808 | 5063 | 159 | 263 | |
Uri Tracy | Letter to Jonathon Little of New York | mentioned: New York, Mr. Avery, Mr. Metcalf, embargo, | ca. March 1808 | 5063 | 150 | 263 | ||
William McPherson | Letter to W. Wager | 9 October 1808 | 5063 | 163 | 263 | |||
John Walker | Agreement between William Wirt of the City of Richmond and John Walker of Albemarle | Miles Kingston of Norfolk Borough relinquishes three shares of land in the Virginia Company sold by Corbin Griffin to John Walker and then conveyed to me | mentioned: title from Samuel G. Adams' and Catherine, his wife property near James River. Miles King, Alexander McRae attestations by: Hugh Nelson, John Newell, Harry Heth, Miles King & others | 16 July 1809 | 5063 | 230 | 263 | |
Elijah Leftwich's Estate | Appraisement & sales | mentioned: Nancy Leftwich, widow, division of negroes, Thomas Floyd, Polly Leftwich, Thomas Leftwich, | Negroes named: Isaas, Gibs, Dick, Charles, Jack, Scot, William, Aaron, Salry, Ciss, Tom, Caroline, Unit, Let, Easter, Sally, | Bedford County, VA | ca. January 1809 | 5063 | 204 | 263 |
Joel Yancey | Letter to Colonel John Watts of Bedford | mentioned: Moorman's sale, Mr. Hodge's bond | Seneca, KY | 22 January 1809 | 5063 | 201 | 263 | |
Thomas Jefferson | Letter to Elizabeth House Trist | thanking Mrs. Trist for her twenty-five years of friendship, mentions his liberation from duties and his gardens at Monticello, New Orleans, hammocks, pecans | Monticello, VA | 24 March 1809 | 5063 | 217 | 263 | |
John Mercer | Letter to Fulwar Skipwith of Philadelphia | mentioned: London, Washington, Mr. Randolph, Congress, Richmond, Boston, Paris, publications, Mr. Biddle, Mr. Patterson | Fredericksburg, VA | 20 March-13 April 1809 | 5063 | 210 | 263 | |
William Radford | Letter to Mrs. Ann Mosely of Manchester, Virginia | Lynchburg, VA | 21 May 1809 | 5063 | 226 | 263 | ||
John Mercer | Letter to William Patterson of Baltimore | mentioned: Mr. Fulwar Skipwith at London | Fredericksburg, VA | 25 March 1809 | 5063 | 220 | 263 | |
John P. Starke | List of lost articles | description of items: letter from Mr. Bradley to Mrs. Bradley, copy of a will of Peter Ragland, dec., reward given to finder and deliver to Mr. Tyrees | ca. 1809 | 5063 | 236 | 263 | ||
Gideon Fairman | Order for paper to Webster & Skinner (firm) | Albany, NY | 16 January 1809 | 5063 | 198 | 263 | ||
Thomas Jefferson | Plan and description of Monticello for Mrs. Mary Higgenbotham of Albemarle County, Virginia | Monticello, VA | ca. 1809 | 5063 | 233 | 263 | ||
Willis Jones | Survey of land in Smith County, Tennessee made for Duncan Stuart | 1000 acres | April 1809 | 5063 | 223 | 263 | ||
James Garnett | Testimony relating to Mr. James Row and Mrs. William Hawkins | mentioned: slanderous reports | 21 June 1809 | 5063 | 228 | 263 | ||
James Worrall | Account to Liddwell Bowles | bills for medicines, visits and consultations, visit to Mrs. Bowles and delivery of a dec. infant, November 14, 1812 | 1810-1821 | 5064 | 30 | 264 | ||
Instructions and sketch for building a mill and water wheel | Sketch of plaster mill with water wheel | ca. 1810 | 5064 | 28 | 264 | |||
William Burke | Letter | mentioned: Sarah Barclay and monies owed | Walkerstown | ca. May 1810 | 5064 | 16 | 264 | |
John F. Mercer | Letter to Colonel Charles Simms, of Alexandria | mentioned: flag of truce, Colonel Tarleton, French officers, | Yorktown, VA | 27 April 1810 | 5064 | 10 | 264 | |
Robert Walsh | Letter to Eliza Walsh, his sister, of Baltimore | mentioned: W. Maylan, Anna Maria, recovery from ill health, Ann Cunningham, marriage | Philadelphia, PA | 3 April 1810 | 5064 | 8 | 264 | |
John Lansing | Letter to George Webster | note about the balance of the rent due on a house and lot | NY | 12 January 1810 | 5064 | 2 | 264 | |
Charles Hodges | Letter to Joel Young | about a bond | 10 January 1810 | 5064 | 5 | 264 | ||
Robert Walsh | Letter to Peter S. Duponceau | mentioned: French Gazettes | 5 December 1810 | 5064 | 26 | 264 | ||
Robert Walsh | Letter to Richard Harlan of Philadelphia | mentioned: National Gazette | Bordentown, NY | 17 June 1810 | 5064 | 19 | 264 | |
David B. Mitchell | Letter to Thomas P. Carnes, Judge of the Superior Court for the Western District, and David Witt, Justice | mentioned: Jackson County, George R. Clayton, James Bozeman, Anthony Porter | Milledgeville, GA | 24 August 1810 | 5064 | 23 | 264 | |
David Holmes of Mississippi | Letter to William Eustis, Secretary of War | mentioned: salary to David Berry, interpreter to the Choctaw Indians | Washington, DC | 9 July 1810 | 5064 | 21 | 264 | |
Elizabeth Febizer | Power of attorney to James Taylor | mentioned: Elizabeth, executrix of Christian Febizer, a Colonel in the Virginia Continental Line, land warrant in Virginia | signatures of Joseph Barnes, John Davenport, William Tilgham, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | 8 May 1810 | 5064 | 13 | 264 |
New York Courts, City & County of New York | Depositions | mentioned: Albert Ogden [free black]; Benjamin (Turmie) [born Richmond, Virginia]; Jacob Thomas [free black]; Thomas Van Horne [born New York State] | NY | 27 April- 21 November 1811 | 5064 | 41 | 264 | |
Daniel Baron Lescallier, General Consul from France to United States | Letter | mentioned: from the National Gazette that Lescallier would publish volumes of his travels | in French | Norfolk, VA | 28 August 1811 | 5064 | 50 | 264 |
William White | Letter to George S. Atkinson | attesting to Mr. S. Atkinson's attendance and high standing in school | also a note from Samuel K. Jennings | Albemarle County, VA | 8 April 1811 | 5064 | 38 | 264 |
William Brent, legislator, of Richmond, Virginia | Letter to Henry A. S. Dearborn, Collector of the Port of Boston | mentioned: brother, Thomas Ludwell Lee Brent, Loudoun County, Judge Tucker, Susan Madison's marriage, Temple Mason, lawyer, many family notes, etc. | Richmond, VA | 1811-1825 | 5064 | 53 | 264 | |
William Lee | Letter to J. Anderson of Philadelphia | mentioned: Ships, Ann, Baltic, Adolphus, Rebecca | NY | 11 January 1811 | 5064 | 33 | 264 | |
Carter Beverly & Byrd of London | Statement of transactions with Thomas Thompson, dec. | mentioned: wine, 1793-1795, Carter Braxton, John Butler, Benjamin Hackney, Frances L. Lee, Landon Carter, Thomas Corbin, Addison Lewis. Robert Beverly, Robert Wormely Carter, Ralph Wormely, George Carter, Presley Thornton, Warner Lewis, John Tayloe, | VA | 22 June 1811 | 5064 | 45 | 264 | |
James Hamilton | Testimonial for Williamson Wynne, of Franklin County, Virginia | recommendation for employment | Williamsburg, VA | 9 March 1811 | 5064 | 35 | 264 | |
Richard Bache | Admission of citizenship for Thomas H Bradley, native of England | Philadelphia, PA | 15 June 1812 | 5064 | 77 | 264 | ||
John Lansing | Certificate to practice law in New York Court of Chancery to Richard Hatfield | NY | 15 October 1812 | 5064 | 93 | 264 | ||
William Mayo | Documents | mentioned: Francis Richardson , guardian of children of George Richardson, Sophia Scott Beale, William Richardson, I. B. Whitlock, Aaron Scott, John Butler, David Copland, court case | Richmond, VA | 1812-1817 | 5064 | 119 | 264 | |
Thomas Jefferson | Letter to Charles Blagrove, Registrar of the Land Office, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: land patent of 99 acres formerly Bedford County, now Campbell County, John Doyles instead of John Wayles | Monticello, VA | 15 June 1812 | 5064 | 79 | 264 | |
J. H. Pott | Letter to decline a board membership | interest in the county | 26 May 1812 | 5064 | 0 | 264 | ||
Thomas Jefferson | Letter to Goodman | mentioned: plasterer, Mr. Chisolm. Lynchburg, wagon load of lime, trip to Popular Forest, Mr. Darnell, Phil Hubbard | Monticello, VA | 18 October 1812 | 5064 | 96 | 264 | |
William Duane | Letter to Henry Dearborn of Boston | objection to a conversation attributed to William Duane | mentioned: Mr. Gallatin and Dr. Eustis | Philadelphia, PA | 9 January 1812 | 5064 | 57 | 264 |
Edmund Waters | Letter to his brother, John Waters | ca. 10 October 1812 | 5064 | 91 | 264 | |||
Robert Brent, paymaster | Letter to Isaac Shelby, Governor of the State of Kentucky | mentioned: General James Taylor, pay for the militia of the State of Kentucky | Washington, DC | 21 November 1812 | 5064 | 102 | 264 | |
John Stokley | Letter to James Barbour; a report of the Central Committee | mentioned: General James Wood, Great Britain or her savage allies, heavy taxes, poor of the new country that suffer, 113th regiment, | Richmond, VA | 22 October 1812 | 5064 | 99 | 264 | |
Powhatan Jones | Letter to John Jennings about a sale | 24 November 1812 | 5064 | 104 | 264 | |||
John Adams | Letter to Jonathan and Elizabeth Little & Co. | about paying his debt, money very scarce | Durham, NY | 30 January 1812 | 5064 | 60 | 264 | |
Elisha Williams | Letter to Messrs. Jonathon Eliphalet Little | mentioned: judgment against Mr. Cowles | Hudson, NY | 4 July 1812 | 5064 | 83 | 264 | |
Zeph Turner, of Woodville | Letter to Peter Hansbrough of Stevensburg | mentioned: Richmond, money | 25 February 1812 | 5064 | 69 | 264 | ||
Thomas Owen | Letter to William W. Woodward, bookseller, of Philadelphia | mentioned: a volcano, State of Tennessee, Petersburg, Virginia | Granville, NC | 24 February 1812 | 5064 | 66 | 264 | |
Virginia Hughes | Note about Virginia Hughes' school work | 23 July 1812 | 5064 | 86 | 264 | |||
George Hay | Opinion about the scope of the law | 28 April 1812 | 5064 | 71 | 264 | |||
Privateer, "Wasp" in service during the War of 1812 | Papers | mentioned: Greensburgh, Luzon County, Pennsylvania, Nicholas Stansbury of Baltimore, George Chapman, John Snyder, James Taylor; listed: names of the crew, their occupation on the ship and the number of shares attributed to each one | Baltimore, MD | 1812-1815 | 5064 | 106 | 264 | |
John Mayo | Promissory note to Mitchell & Gardner | 8 October 1812 | 5064 | 88 | 264 | |||
Jubal Early | Receipt to William Radford | DE | 24 February 1812 | 5064 | 63 | 264 | ||
William Hoomes, guardian of George W. Hoomes | Account | mentioned: negroes, William C. Williams | 1 January 1813 | 5064 | 129 | 264 | ||
William Hawkins | Appointment of John Nicholson as Justice of the Peace for the State of North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | 22 December 1813 | 5064 | 134 | 264 | ||
George Troup | Letter to ? | mentioned: William Pollard of Philadelphia, Mr. Crawford, school in New Jersey, State of Georgia | Washington, DC | 21 September 1813 | 5064 | 131 | 264 | |
Samuel Parkman's property | List of Real Estate situated in Charlestown, County of Middlesex, Massachusetts,to the Assistant Assessor of the direct Taxes | mentioned: death of Samuel Parkman, Jonathon Mason, Edmund Dwight, John Cushing, son of Job Cushing, Herman Lincoln, Asa Rand | Boston, MA | 3 February 1814 | 5064 | 143 | 264 | |
Luther Lawrence | Taxable property returns to Collector of Revenue | mentioned: a carriage, death of Abbott Lawrence | Groton, MA | January-February 1814 | 5064 | 137 | 264 | |
Nathaniel Seldon Estate | Accounts with David Rathay of Powhatan | mentioned: Thomas Jordan, crops | signatures of Pleasant Bowler and Elias Bowler | VA | 1814-1815 | 5064 | 185 | 264 |
District of Columbia Courts, Alexandria County, Orphans' Court | Affidavit regarding bond and security of Edward Stabler | mentioned: Alexander Moore, Robert Young, Edward Stabler, guardian of his children, William Stabler, Elizabeth Stabler, Anna Stabler, Robinson Stabler, Thomas S. Stabler | 10 November 1814 | 5064 | 174 | 264 | ||
Stevenson Archer, House of Representatives | Claim on behalf of Thomas Brown | mentioned: Baltimore, Maryland | Washington, DC | 6 December 1814 | 5064 | 176 | 264 | |
Simon Snyder | Commission to John Snyder | mentioned: militia, Brigade of the eighth Division of Pennsylvania | Harrisburg, PA | 1 August 1814 | 5064 | 159 | 264 | |
John R. Bell | General Order from the Adjutant and Inspector General's Office | Washington, DC | 6 August 1814 | 5064 | 162 | 264 | ||
M. B. Portiaux | Letter | mentioned: C. B. Page, Captain Brown | Richmond, VA | 20 October 1814 | 5064 | 172 | 264 | |
Archibald Tweatt of Eppington near Springhill P.O. | Letter to ? | mentioned: Farmers Bank of Petersburg, purchase of stock | Chesterfield County, VA | July 1814 | 5064 | 157 | 264 | |
Richard Taylor | Letter to George Marx | very faded | Norfolk, VA | 13 August 1814 | 5064 | 165 | 264 | |
John Mason | Letter to Jedediah Huntington | mentioned: list of captured British prisoners, New London | Washington, DC | 18 August 1814 | 5064 | 167 | 264 | |
Samuel Hinton | Letter to John G. Daniel of Cartersville | mentioned: Boyd's Warehouse in Prince George County, and a debt | Petersburg, VA | 28 June 1814 | 5064 | 155 | 264 | |
Charles Carroll of Bellevue | Letter to John Mason | Georgetown, DC | 28 March 1814 | 5064 | 147 | 264 | ||
John McNutter | Letter to John Stewart of Liverpool | mentioned: John Leslie | Richmond, VA | 27 June 1814 | 5064 | 152 | 264 | |
Littleton Tazewell | Letter to Joseph & George Murray | Norfolk, VA | 6 May 1814 | 5064 | 149 | 264 | ||
James Thomson | Letter to Joseph and George Marx of Richmond, Virginia | very faded | NY | 20 December 1814 | 5064 | 179 | 264 | |
Thomas Aderton of the Brig Saratoga | Letter to Samuel Tooker of New York | mentioned: receipt of payment, Canary Islands, Tenerife, captured British Brig Lloyd & Brig Morgiana, captured British Schooner Joseph off River Oronoco, captured Schooner Lady Cockburn off of Curacao, ransom of prisoners | Wilmington, NC | ca. 1814 | 5064 | 181 | 264 | |
Carter B. Page | Letter to William B. Brown of King William County, Virginia | Camp Fairfield | 16 September 1814 | 5064 | 170 | 264 | ||
Wilson Cary Nicholas, Governor of Virginia | Certificate appointing William Robertson as a Notary Public | Richmond, VA | 26 April 1815 | 5065 | 6 | 265 | ||
Joseph Chew | Letter and payments to account of Robert West | mentioned: money owed, Mr. Dobbins was thrown from a stage and suffered fatal injuries | Richmond, VA | 1 October 1815 | 5065 | 13 | 265 | |
John Russell | Letter to Capt. Alden Partridge of West Point | about Russell's son | Boston, MA | 23 March 1815 | 5065 | 2 | 265 | |
Gerard C. Brandon | Letter to David Holmes, Governor of the Territory of Mississippi | letter to decline his appointment | Washington, DC | 19 April 1815 | 5065 | 4 | 265 | |
Robert Walsh | Letter to his father, Robert Walsh, Sr. of Baltimore | mentioned: Anna-Maria and Eliza Walsh, Bonaparte, the Bourbons, France, the news from Europe, shipment of wine, Isabelle of Baltimore | postscript to Mama | Philadelphia, PA | 30 April 1815 | 5065 | 8 | 265 |
Jeromus Johnson | Letter to Lewis Philips of Mount Hope | reminding Lewis Philips about money owed | 11 September 1815 | 5065 | 11 | 265 | ||
Tobiasear, Department of War | Letter to Lt. Colonel Timothy Upham | mentioned: money due on account of Lt. Colonel Tuttle, J. Eustis | Washington, DC | 18 October 1815 | 5065 | 16 | 265 | |
William Mason | Letter to Thomson McCarty of Georgetown | mentioned: Samuel Smoot, William Mc Carty, Aunt McCarty and a harvest bargain | Lexington | 4 November 1815 | 5065 | 19 | 265 | |
General Joseph G. Swift, | Letter to William Barron | 27 November 1815 | 5065 | 21 | 265 | |||
William Selden | Miscellaneous documents | opinion for Mr. Irby; Tarply White of Henrico County and his last will and testament, slaves, distribution of property to Thomas White, Isaac White, Mildred Bottoms, Betsy Bottoms, Nancy White, Nancy Bottoms | mentioned: Thomas Jordan, Thomas Watkins, Joseph Mayo, James Robertson of Amelia, Francis B. Povall, William G. Povall, Jacob Michaur, David Rattery, Powhatan County | Richmond, VA | 1815-1822 | 5065 | 24 | 265 |
Judge Powhatan Ellis | Miscellaneous documents | mentioned: Natchez, J. E. Davis, Thomas Humphreys, Thomas Moore, William Provance, John Foster, Joshua G. Clarke, | some very faded | 1815-1825 | 5065 | 37 | 265 | |
David Ross | Agreement with John Wickham, attorney for the creditors | mentioned: William C. Williams, George Holman, three thousand acres, John Watkins, attorney | also signed by Wickham, William Mann, and Sam Dyer | Fluvanna County, VA | 27 May 1816 | 5065 | 69 | 265 |
William Miller | Appointment of John M. Gimsey as Colonel for the State of North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | 26 December 1816 | 5065 | 73 | 265 | ||
John Davidson | Letter to Burnett Bassett, House of Representatives | mentioned: Mr. Oliver, property | Washington, DC | 17 February 1816 | 5065 | 56 | 265 | |
Alexander Hanson | Letter to Dr. Claggett of Rockville | mentioned: William Gaither, Belmont, family arrangement, Montgomery | Georgetown, DC | 25 April 1816 | 5065 | 67 | 265 | |
Cornelius P. Van Ness | Letter to James Talmadge, of Poughkeepsie, New York | mentioned: E. Mott | Burlington, VT | 30 January 1816 | 5065 | 54 | 265 | |
John Jacob Astor | Letter to Major Klegg of Quebec | mentioned: General James Talmadge, Governor General Wilson | NY | 18 June 1816 | 5065 | 71 | 265 | |
Thomas Calwalader | Letter to Robert Brent | mentioned: financial transaction | Philadelphia, PA | 5 April 1816 | 5065 | 65 | 265 | |
Colonel J. H. Smith | List of letters to Mr. Caule | ca. 1816 | 5065 | 172 | 265 | |||
Miles Selden Estate | Papers addressed to Bolling New, Administrator, consisting of bills, inventories, receipts etc. | mentioned: Allen's Bridge, Petersburg, Littleberry Whitfield, Wallace & Stephens, Bragg & Jones, George Blow, Pleasant Honeycutt, William Park, Henry Pennington, Jesse Womble, Person Turner, A. W. Johnston, Hannah T. Williams, Anthony Mason, F. D. Peters, Heath Mason, David Pennington, Patsy Marable. Littleberry Lee, Charles Gilliam, Polly Gilliam, William H. Marable, William F. Ruffin, John Brown of Greensville County, VA, Blow & Petit, William Wyche, Lanier Rochelle, Henry Peters, Susanna Baird, Wallace Stevens, Hawkins Pond, David Heath, Robert Downman, | Sussex County, VA | 1816-1823 | 5065 | 78 | 265 | |
James Stephen of Cumberland County | Power of attorney to John Campbell | mentioned: a land patent, enlistment in the U. S. Army | NC | 27 March 1816 | 5065 | 58 | 265 | |
Dan Baker | Writ of execution in Cumberland County, North Carolina, served against Julia Pollard in the State of North Carolina | to answer Robert Harrison | NC | 26 December 1816 | 5065 | 75 | 265 | |
George Atkinson | A Virginia Schoolmaster's lists of subscribers | mentioned: neighbors of Capt. William Hopkins | Joseph Coleman 3 scholars, Will Hopkins 3 scholars, L. Hopkins 3 scholars, Garland Mallory 2 scholars, Povel Morris 1 scholar, Michael Damron 2 scholars, William Carrley 1 scholar, Abraham Price ?, William Borden 4 scholars, William Omohundro 3 scholars | 1817-1818 | 5065 | 202 | 265 | |
William Miller | Commission to John Washington | Commission as Colonel in the North Carolina Militia | Raleigh, NC | 7 April 1817 | 5065 | 180 | 265 | |
H. Ball | Letter to ? | mentioned: money owed | 13 June 1817 | 5065 | 188 | 265 | ||
Joseph Delaplain | Letter to ? | concerning a biography of Governor DeWitt Clinton | 22 May 1817 | 5065 | 182 | 265 | ||
Oliver Wolcott | Letter to ? | mentions a map of New Hampshire, Mr. Day of Hartford | included is a newspaper clipping, AURORA for The County, Philadelphia November 28, 1800 , entitled "Another Voracious Rat, about Oliver Wolcott's leave to resign and an account of citizen's money | Litchfield, CT | 30 June 1817 | 5065 | 190 | 265 |
Nathaniel Bowditch | Letter to Edmund M. Blunt | mentioned: shoals of Nantucket, shipping, Marblehead, Copy Rights on book of Navigation | Salem, MA | 1817-1821 | 5065 | 206 | 265 | |
W. Dandridge | Letter to Francis Foster of Hanover County | mentioned: Capt Oliver | 22 March 1817 | 5065 | 178 | 265 | ||
James C. Jewett | Letter to H. A. S. Dearborn | mentioned: John Randolph of Roanoke, John Henry, Miranda, Jefferson, Bruce, Madison, Monroe, Clay, Calhoun, | Washington, DC | 5 February 1817 | 5065 | 175 | 265 | |
Henry James | Letter to N. Sheppard | mentioned: the widow of John C. Hubner, Belfast, Ireland, | Fairview near Cathdawson, Ireland | 11 June 1817 | 5065 | 185 | 265 | |
Richard Jones | Letter to R. H. M | included: an obit for Richard Jones born 1778, died 1851, died at his residence, 14, Chapel St, Governor-Place | 27 July 1817 | 5065 | 193 | 265 | ||
William Wirt | Letter to Robert Saunders of Williamsburg | mentioned: interest due on bond, Farmer's Bank | Richmond, VA | 27 June 1817 | 5065 | 196 | 265 | |
Virginia University | List of Subscribers & sums subscribed to the Central College to be paid April 1, 1818 | mentioned: residence for each subscriber (about seventy-five names listed; most subscribers near Charlottesville)) | Charlottesville, VA | ca. 1817 | 5065 | 198 | 265 | |
M. H. Rice | Account to Richard E. Parker | Richmond, VA | 1 December 1818 | 5065 | 237 | 265 | ||
Gabriel Slaughter, Lt. Governor of Kentucky | Appointment of Francis Ballenger as agent to receive one Peter Johnson charged with a felony | Frankfurt, KY | 21 April 1818 | 5065 | 223 | 265 | ||
Thomas Worthington | Appointment of Gideon Bailey as Lt. in the Ohio Militia | Columbus, OH | 21 May 1818 | 5065 | 229 | 265 | ||
Thomas Nowland | Indenture to Thomas H. Bradley "to learn the art of a tailor" for six years | mentioned: Thomas H. Bradley of Richmond, Virginia | Philadelphia, PA | 31 March 1818 | 5065 | 217 | 265 | |
Jesse Davis | Last will and testament | mentioned: son, Presley Davis, son, Elijah Davis, son, Wilson Davis, son, William Davis, son, Jesse Davis, wife, Nancy Davis, daughters, Elizabeth, Nancy, and Harriet Davis | Nelson County, KY | 5 April 1818 | 5065 | 220 | 265 | |
William H. Barron | Letter of excuse to General John Mason of Georgetown | over due monies | Washington, DC | 24 December 1818 | 5065 | 244 | 265 | |
J. A. Coles | Letter to George W. Atkisson | mentioned, Virginia Schools, Mr. Clements and Mr. Kid authorized to send Stephen Clements, David Clements, Mary Ann Kid, and John Web Kid to school | Martha Clements, William Johnson Kid, and Josiah Kid are too small to sent to school | Green Mountain, VA | 28 November 1818 | 5065 | 235 | 265 |
Dewitt Clinton | Letter to James Tallmadge of Washington DC, confidential | mentioned: villain who edits the National Advocate, Glen Falls, enemy of Clarke | Clinton's pardon for J. B. Livingston if he left the state of New York in 30 days and went to Ohio | Albany, NY | 12 March 1818 | 5065 | 213 | 265 |
Aaron Burr | Letter to John Greenwood | mentioned: Mr. Crosby | Albany, NY | 18 March 1818 | 5065 | 215 | 265 | |
Wilson C. Nicholas | Letter to Mr. Jones | mentioned: cashier, Mr. Dandridge | Richmond, VA | 4 February 1818 | 5065 | 210 | 265 | |
Ludwig Weber | Letter to Nathaniel Shephard of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: J. E. Hubner, Mrs. Hubner, Philip Hubner, Bremen, | also a translation into English with attestation signed by William H. Fitzwhylsom | Heilbron | 14 December 1818 | 5065 | 240 | 265 |
Henry Dance, Clerk of the Federal Court | Letter to William Ewing | mentioned: money owed | Richmond, VA | 3 May 1818 | 5065 | 226 | 265 | |
William Wirt | Letter to William H. Fitzwhylsom | mentioned: visit to Richmond by Mrs. French, a performer, from Baltimore, | Richmond, VA | 25 May 1818 | 5065 | 232 | 265 | |
Chiles Terrell | Letters to William Cole and Thomas H. Mitchell | Papers relative to John Upshur | mentioned: Petersburg, accounts | Richmond, VA | 1818-1823 | 5065 | 247 | 265 |
Archer Farrall | Misc. receipts | mentioned: sheriff of Charlotte, Hillery Goode, W. Cardwell. Thomas Brooks, John Buchanan, | 1818-1848 | 5065 | 266 | 265 | ||
Negroe slaves for hire | Bills, bonds, and notes for the hire of Negroe slaves | mentioned: John Graham, John Harris, John Bosher, N. P. Howard, William M. McCarty, Eliza H. Price, Sarah Munford, John D, Munford, Ester H. Clark, George Gillman, Edwin Clarke, Burwell Stark, Henry Carter, James Latimer, Thomas A. Armistead, Edward King, etc. | Richmond, VA | 1819-1865 | 5066 | 66 | 266 | |
Magdalene Mosely | Certificate of Release to Daniel Mosely | mentioned: estate of Robert Mosely, | Charlotte County, VA | 14 October 1819 | 5066 | 25 | 266 | |
William Cook Estate | Executor's accounts, Robert Douthat | mentioned: William Cook, G. Watson, Dr. Clark John Henry, James Jennings, Simon Solomon, Robert Priddy. P. Crutchfield, R. Singleton, George Blakely, John Buckner, Mrs. Cook, John & Thomas Burton, George James, Robert Gamble, etc. and many more names, General Assembly Acts (shipping, flour etc.) passed in Virginia | Shepherdstown, Maryland | VA | 1819-1831 | 5066 | 40 | 266 |
General Ebenezer Huntington | Letter to John McClellan of Woodstock | mentioned: Mr. Woodbury | Norwich, CT | 27 March 1819 | 5066 | 12 | 266 | |
Fred Harris | Letter to John Waldrop of Henrico County, Virginia | mentioned: sorrel horse, old mare, Richmond, Mr. Ragland | Louisa County, VA | 4 November 1819 | 5066 | 28 | 266 | |
Gabriel Slaughter | Letter to Joseph McMinn, Governor of the State of Tennessee | appointment of commissioners, boundary line between Kentucky and Tennessee, Robert Alexander, General John Adair of Mercer County | Frankfort, KY | 12 February 1819 | 5066 | 6 | 266 | |
John Forsyth | Letter to Landon Cheves | Madrid, Spain | 19 October 1819 | 5066 | 23 | 266 | ||
Theodore Lyman, Jr. | Letter to Robert G. Harper of Rome | mentioned, weather, Mrs. Harper, Nigeria, Africa, masked ball of the English envoy, Russian minister, lace loving city, the Pope, Peabody & Tayloe, Bonaparte | Naples | 26 February 1819 | 5066 | 9 | 266 | |
Martin Van Buren | List to James Tallmadge of Poughkeepsie | list of names for the Republican Party: Jonathon Dayton, John Townsend, Walter Ditmis, Peter R. Livingston, Stephen Barnum, Peter Swart, John T. More, John Noyes, Charles E. Dudley, Moses Austin, Martin Van Buren, Henry Yates, Roger Skinner, Samuel Young, David E. Evans, John Knox, Isaac Wilson, Perry G. Childs, William Mallory | NY | 3 December 1819 | 5066 | 35 | 266 | |
John C. Spencer | Memoranda on two cases to Clerk of Oneida County | mentioned: Stephen Bates, Samuel Chissman | Utica, NY | 27 September 1819 | 5066 | 20 | 266 | |
Richard Hanson & Robert Coleman | Notice of an injunction | mentioned: William Pettyjohn, Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg District, Richard Harrison | Lynchburg, VA | 11 December 1819 | 5066 | 38 | 266 | |
James A. Atkisson Estate | Notice of sale of property; horses, cows, hogs, household goods, furniture, etc. to be held on the estate of the late Randolph Jefferson | signed: George Skipton, John Skipton | Buckingham County, VA | 9 January 1819 | 5066 | 2 | 266 | |
Richard Drummond | Power of Attorney to Messrs. James & John Dunlop, Merchants of London | mentioned; Marks & Wheat of London, Samuel Myers, | attached papers | Norfolk, VA | 29 June 1819 | 5066 | 15 | 266 |
Charles McKeen and Thomas Leiper | Power of attorney to Robert Douthat | also John M. Stephens, April 3, 1823 | Philadelphia, PA | 24 November 1819 | 5066 | 31 | 266 | |
Robert Robertson | Receipt to Reed & Ragland, Richmond Merchants | receipt for butter | Norfolk, VA | 11 January 1819 | 5066 | 4 | 266 | |
Ethan A. Brown | Appointment of William McGee as Ensign for the State of Ohio | Columbus, OH | 22 February 1820 | 5066 | 99 | 266 | ||
Virginia, Auditor of Public Accounts | Auditor's Instructions to be observed by Deputies | included: many counties and surnames of deputies | signed by James E. Heath; also an envelope of misc. receipts 1820-1829 | Richmond, VA | ca. 1820 | 5066 | 136 | 266 |
Charles Gilfert | Bond to secure the purchase of Richmond Theatre stocks | mentioned: twenty slaves used a collateral | Richmond, VA | 25 July 1820 | 5066 | 113 | 266 | |
William W. Bibb | Commission to Thomas Richardson | as Captain in the Mobile Battalion, 9th Brigade & 4th Alabama Militia | signed note by Henry Gunnison | Cahawba, AL | 22 May 1820 | 5066 | 108 | 266 |
General Edmund P. Gaines | Invitation to Mr. Symmes for dinner | 20 September 1820 | 5066 | 123 | 266 | |||
Rachel D.R. Jackson | Letter to Captain Richard K. Call of Nashville | Hermitage | 3 October 1820 | 5066 | 125 | 266 | ||
Parsifal F. Smith | Letter to Daniel W. Cox of Bloomsburg, New Jersey | mentioned: Trenton, N.J., travel, yellow fever, request for letters of introduction | Philadelphia, PA | 18 August 1820 | 5066 | 118 | 266 | |
John Sloane | Letter to Edward Avery of Wooster, Ohio | mentioned: deportation | Washington, DC | 25 December 1820 | 5066 | 130 | 266 | |
Governor Jonathan Jennings | Letter to Ethan A. Brown, Governor of Ohio | mentioned: introduction of James Morrison to plead Moses Hoyt's inability to pay a fine | Charlestown | 18 September 1820 | 5066 | 120 | 266 | |
Patrick Coutts | Letter to James Winston | mentioned: request for James Winston to buy a piece of property in Manchester | note signed by E. Mayo about the sale of property mentioned in the letter | Richmond, VA | 1 June 1820 | 5066 | 111 | 266 |
Richard M. Johnson | Letter to John C. Calhoun | mentioned: Mr. Young at the age of 109 and what will happen to the money due Mr. Young? | 1 December 1820 | 5066 | 133 | 266 | ||
Will Long | Letter to John H. Smith of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: transaction with Mr. Caule; 45 thousand dollars | VA | 21 April 1820 | 5066 | 105 | 266 | |
Henry Meigs | Letter to Joseph Hay | mentioned: papers from. Clark and Mrs. Stamford, Committee of Claims, introduction of a resolution for the redemption of slaves with colonizing them comfortably in Africa, and on five thousand acres west of the Mississippi | Washington, DC | 12 February 1820 | 5066 | 92 | 266 | |
DeWitt Clinton | Letter to Joseph Lancaster | Albany, NY | 20 February 1820 | 5066 | 97 | 266 | ||
Samuel Myers | Letter to L. E. Stainbach of Petersburg, Virginia | mentioned: business creditors | Norfolk, VA | 15 January 1820 | 5066 | 90 | 266 | |
Richard E. Parker | Letter to M. H. Rice of Richmond, Virginia | Norfolk, VA | 13 February 1820 | 5066 | 95 | 266 | ||
William Marshall | Letter to Reuben Burton of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: transaction over the sale of property; house on Cary and property fettered by the claim of Byrd's heirs | Fauquier County, VA | 4 August 1820 | 5066 | 115 | 266 | |
Roanoke Agricultural Society | Petition that no augmentation of duties may take place to the Congress of the United States | mentioned: Tariff Bill | signed Thomas M. Nelson, President Teste: Charles L. Wingfield | Mecklenburg County, VA | 7 December 1820 | 5066 | 127 | 266 |
Mathew ? | Report of the Committee to whom was referred the subject of funerals | 12 April 1820 | 5066 | 102 | 266 | |||
Captain Philip Slaughter | Account with Jeremiah Strother | account records | ca. 1821 | 5066 | 182 | 266 | ||
Pennsylvania General Assembly | An Act to incorporate and endow the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb with Supplements thereto | certified by James Trimble (true copies) | 1821-1833 | 5066 | 185 | 266 | ||
John Quincy Adams | Certificate of the Deposit for the Chart of the Southern Coast to Edmund M. Blunt | Washington, DC | 5 January 1821 | 5066 | 144 | 266 | ||
John Clarke & Uriah Lavery | Contract between the Bellona Iron Foundry in Chesterfield County, Virginia and Mr. Lavery of Wareham, Massachusetts | VA & MA | 11 June 1821 | 5066 | 164 | 266 | ||
John W. Semple | Letter to ? | mentioned: suit brought in Essex County Superior Court against John Dunn, Francis Webb vs. William & John Webb, Mary Webb, James Webb, Jr. | King and Queen County, VA | 16 February 1821 | 5066 | 151 | 266 | |
Chauncey Goodrich | Letter to Alden Partridge, Military Academy, Norwich, Vermont | mentioned: box of books | Chesterfield, MA | 25 December 1821 | 5066 | 179 | 266 | |
John McLean | Letter to Andrews & Williams | receipt of James Clancey's note | OH | 30 March 1821 | 5066 | 154 | 266 | |
Alexander Murray | Letter to George S. Wise | mentioned: proceedings of the U.S. Fraternal Association | Philadelphia, PA | 11 April 1821 | 5066 | 157 | 266 | |
Capt. Bernard Peyton | Letter to Henry A. S. Dearborn of Boston | mentioned: mutual friend, Mr. Thomas Jefferson, check deposit | Richmond, VA | 16 April 1821 | 5066 | 160 | 266 | |
Isaac H. Williamson | Letter to Israel Pickens, Governor of Alabama | Trenton, NJ | 29 November 1821 | 5066 | 172 | 266 | ||
Thomas Garnett | Letter to James B. Ferguson in Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Upshur, money owed to Thomas Garrett by James B. Ferguson | Mill Farm | 9 January 1821 | 5066 | 146 | 266 | |
David L. Morril, Senator of U. S. | Letter to James Edwards, Pension Office | mentioned: request the discharge of Nathaniel Martin of New Boston who served as a Corporal from Massachusetts | 6 December 1821 | 5066 | 175 | 266 | ||
Benjamin Ruggles, Senator in U. S. | Letter to James L. Edwards, Pension Office | 22 December 1821 | 5066 | 177 | 266 | |||
William Lee, Auditor | Letter to Langdon Cheves | mentioned: payment of Staff Pay Pensions in the arrears | Treasury Department | Washington, DC | 3 February 1821 | 5066 | 148 | 266 |
Thomas Dougherty | Letter to Thomas Bibb, Governor of Alabama | transmitting three copies of the proceedings during the second session of the sixteenth Congress | Washington, DC | 28 July 1821 | 5066 | 167 | 266 | |
U.S, General Land Office | Memo: Patent for Military Bounty Land in Arkansas Territory, to Thomas Cole of Fayetteville, NC | warrant number: 24165 | signed by Josiah Meigs | Washington, DC | 3 June 1821 | 5066 | 162 | 266 |
Robert G. Scott | Misc. legal papers | mentioned: Mrs. Maria S. Winston, William Richardson, John O. Trueheart, case Rice vs. the Auditors (Visitors of the Penitentiary), John Parkhill, Matthew Rice, Hanover Court House | 1821-1834 | 5066 | 195 | 266 | ||
Stark Armistead | Power of Attorney to Thomas Turner | Court of Pleas in Washington County, North Carolina | mentioned: David Goodman | 23 August 1821 | 5066 | 169 | 266 | |
Miss Susan E. Bagby | Account with John & R. C. Bagby | 1822-1828 | 5066 | 240 | 266 | |||
John Adams | Certificate regarding Peter Bowdoin of Northampton County | Eastville, VA | 19 October 1822 | 5066 | 227 | 266 | ||
Elizabeth W. G. Wirt | Letter to ? | mentioned: her ill husband and a request for chocolate, illness of lawyers, Mr. Jones and Mr. Pickney | Washington, DC | 21 February 1822 | 5066 | 213 | 266 | |
Peyre Ferry | Letter to Alden Partridge of Norwich, VT | mentioned: Mr. Savage, information about possible employment of a French teacher at the Academy | Concord, MA | 19 September 1822 | 5066 | 219 | 266 | |
Ebenezer Adams | Letter to Alden Partridge, Norwich, Vermont | mentioned: letter of introduction for Dr. H. Jewett, | Hanover, NH | 1 October 1822 | 5066 | 225 | 266 | |
Thomas Metcalf | Letter to James L. Edwards, Department of War | mentioned: claim of William Fleet | Washington, DC | 15 January 1822 | 5066 | 207 | 266 | |
John Sloane | Letter to James L. Edwards, Pension Office | Washington, DC | 2 May 1822 | 5066 | 217 | 266 | ||
Samuel C. Crafts, Congressman | Letter to James L. Edwards, Pension Office | mentioned: inquiry about William Hamlet of Vermont, inquiry about Jonathon Stevens of Caledonia County, Vermont | VT | 13-17 February 1822 | 5066 | 210 | 266 | |
J. Brown | Letter to James Murray Brown (in case of Archibald Robertson of Lynchburg) | difficult to read; overwritten | Paris, France | 1822-1824 | 5066 | 235 | 266 | |
Duff Green | Letter to Leslie Combs | inquiry about a suit in Supreme Court | Chanton, MO | 1 May 1822 | 5066 | 215 | 266 | |
William Cooper | Letter to Mr. G & R Waite of Maiden Lane, New York | Washington, DC | 1822-1823 | 5066 | 230 | 266 | ||
Colin MacRae | Letter to Mrs. T. R. MacRae | mentioned: Archibald Sherwin | very faded | Manchester, VA | 15 January 1822 | 5066 | 204 | 266 |
William Gordon | Letter to Thomas Priddy of Richmond, VA | mentioned: heard from Pickett | Boston, MA | 14 September 1822 | 5066 | 222 | 266 | |
Powhatan Ellis | Account with J. H. McComas for lottery tickets | 22 November 1823-12 January 1824 | 5067 | 38 | 267 | |||
Joshua Storrs | Account with R. White | records of account owed for the year | ca. 1823 | 5067 | 35 | 267 | ||
Bollard Smith | Account with Robert Steele and Co. | clothes for slaves | 22 November 1823-12 January 1824 | 5067 | 90 | 267 | ||
William Neale & Company | Affidavit to Messrs Lord & Lee: regarding Abraham Seixas' bill | affidavit of John Adams, Mayor of Richmond, on fly leaf | Richmond, VA | 20 August 1823 | 5067 | 21 | 267 | |
Robert F. Dandridge on the U.S.S. John Adams | Bond of acknowledgement of sums due; accounts | mentioned: Juliana E. Dandridge, Lavinia W Dandridge, John Williams & Sianna A. Williams; David Dorrington & Susan Dorrington, Executor & Executrix of William Dandridge, dec. John Ambler, William Armistead & others who are plaintiffs in a suit; Williamsburg Chancery Court. also mentioned in response: Bartholomew Dandridge, debt due Thomas Drew, lands in East Florida, | personal letter to Robert Dandridge's mother, about mail and the burial of the ship's Captain; visitors from Richmond: P. Claiborne & wife and Miss Craig | Norfolk, VA | 20 April 1823 | 5067 | 11 | 267 |
Woodford vs. Brown | Court case | value of lot | 6 March 1823 | 5067 | 8 | 267 | ||
Ralph R Gurley | Letter | tax due on lots of land overdue for four years | mentioned: Judge Marshall; ships to the African Coast, letter from Mr. Crane | Georgetown, DC | 28 January 1823 | 5067 | 43 | 267 |
Robert Menzies | Letter to Archibald Robertson, Lynchburg, Virginia | letter carried by Robert Brodman along with 200 dollars rcd. of Mr. Sheppard that he collected from Mr. Mitchell | note payable to Samuel Gerock of Newburn; William Ward, Newborn; J. Lee, Wilmington; John Smith, Newborn; B. Canon, Charleston; W. Bozlan, Raleigh; R. Hay, Newborn; and W.B. Grove, Fayetteville | 3 May 1823 | 5067 | 18 | 267 | |
Henry A. S. Dearborn | Letter to Capt. Alden Partridge | mentioned: visit to Norwich, schooling of cadets at the military academy | Roxbury, MA | 22 August 1823 | 5067 | 24 | 267 | |
Anne Maxey | Letter to John Maxey | mentioned: her son, Jonathon Maxey | 19 February 1823 | 5067 | 5 | 267 | ||
Thomas S. Jessup | Letter to Pierce M Butler | Washington, DC | 4 December 1823 | 5067 | 32 | 267 | ||
John Turpin | Letter to Robert G. Scott of Richmond | court case against Knowles for the hire of a negro man | Warwick | 24 August 1823 | 5067 | 27 | 267 | |
William Shelton | Letter to Thomas Lane | about the death of Powhatan Carter | Wilton | 18 January 1823 | 5067 | 2 | 267 | |
Thomas S Jessup | Letter to William Linnard, Quarter Master, Philadelphia | reply to an inquiry about the extra pay for the Judge Advocate during a court marshal | Washington, DC | 9 September 1823 | 5067 | 29 | 267 | |
Charleston, South Carolina Courts, City Court | Court certificate of death of Col. William Washington | died intestate the sixteenth day of March 1810, two children: William and Jane | signed by William Drayton, Judge | Charleston, SC | 5 November 1824 | 5067 | 88 | 267 |
U. S. War Department | Invalid pension to Joseph Fiester, signed by John Caldwell Calhoun, Chillicothe, Ohio | Washington, DC | 26 June 1824 | 5067 | 64 | 267 | ||
William Hopkins | Letter | sale of property at the plantation of William Jefferson, dec. of Buckingham County; purchase of a plough | 11 February 1824 | 5067 | 46 | 267 | ||
Ogden Edwards | Letter re: Jacob W Corlies and John Widdifield vs. James Cummings | 26 June 1824 | 5067 | 62 | 267 | |||
Izard B Rice | Letter to "Dear Sister" | Greenwood | 4 July 1824 | 5067 | 66 | 267 | ||
S.E. Duval | Letter to Benjamin Duval of Lynchburg, Virginia | letter from daughter to Papa, mentions Thomas' visit and preparing for Lafayette's visit; ordering a new carriage, etc. Dr. Foushee died, brother Philip, and Mrs. Corbin of Williamsburg will not live long | Richmond, VA | 31 August 1824 | 5067 | 83 | 267 | |
M. K. Murray | Letter to Bolling Childress of Henrico County | with a receipt signed: Chasteen Hawkes | 4 August 1824 | 5067 | 77 | 267 | ||
John Derby | Letter to Captain Alden Partridge, Military Academy of Norwich, Vermont | mentioned; payment for board, Boston, New York | Salem | 29 March 1824 | 5067 | 48 | 267 | |
Henry Clay | Letter to General Stephen Van Rensselear, Albany, New York | mentioned: message of Governor Yates | 13 January 1824 | 5067 | 41 | 267 | ||
John Henry Eaton | Letter to Henry Toland, Market Street, Philadelphia | mentioned: James Stewart of Nashville selling his goods and store | Washington, DC | 11 April 1824 | 5067 | 55 | 267 | |
Martin Van Buren | Letter to James Tallmadge | Linderwald | 9 November 1824 | 5067 | 53 | 267 | ||
John Enders | Letter to John Adams Mayo | note about setting Enders house on fire | release of slave who belongs to the estate of George Savage from the jail of the City of Richmond | 26 July 1824 | 5067 | 71 | 267 | |
John W. Green | Letter to John G. Williams of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Richard Coke | Fredericksburg, VA | 19 August 1824 | 5067 | 80 | 267 | |
P. DuVal | Letter to Mrs. T. McRae | mentioned: Archibald McRae. food for the mules, receipt for load of oats | Ashfield, VA | 28 May 1824 | 5067 | 60 | 267 | |
James A. Bayard | Letter to Richard Willing, Pine Street, Philadelphia | mentioned: Mr. Grubb, Mr. Smith, Mr. Dalghren's sickness; collection of debts | Wilmington, NC | 10 May 1824 | 5067 | 57 | 267 | |
J. Madison (not the president) | Letter to Robert G. Scott of Richmond, Virginia | 21 July 1824 | 5067 | 69 | 267 | |||
Joshua Story | Letter to Robert White | requesting a delay of payment for money owed | 3 August 1824 | 5067 | 74 | 267 | ||
Chapman Johnson | Letter to Thomas Boswell | Staunton, VA | 3 September 1824 | 5067 | 86 | 267 | ||
Alexander Gordon | Letter to Thomas N. Butts, Buttswille, Culpeper County, Virginia | mentioned: suit against A. Gordon for 300 dollars | 7 April 1824 | 5067 | 50 | 267 | ||
Jacob Morris | Bill to Messrs A. Bininger & Son of Broadway, New York | bill for fish and oil | Butternut, NY | 27 July 1825 | 5067 | 119 | 267 | |
Charles and Mary Digges L Carroll | Invitation to Mr. & Mrs. Ellis | 22 October 1825 | 5067 | 127 | 267 | |||
Richard E. Parker | Letter to Charles Copeland of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Directory of the Penitentiary | Norfolk, VA | 2 May 1825 | 5067 | 113 | 267 | |
John Q. Adams | Letter to Daniel M. F. Thorton: Commission as Purser in Navy | Washington, DC | 21 March 1825 | 5067 | 111 | 267 | ||
Samuel Brock | Letter to Daniel W. Cox of Philadelphia | Washington, DC | 11 January 1825 | 5067 | 93 | 267 | ||
William Bainbridge | Letter to General Henry A. S. Dearborn, Collector of Boston | Navy Commissioner's Office | 27 August 1825 | 5067 | 121 | 267 | ||
Thomas L. L Brent | Letter to Henry A. S. Dearborn, Collector of Customes, Boston | mentioned: brother William Brent | Lisbon | 14 January 1825 | 5067 | 96 | 267 | |
Henry Clay | Letter to Horace Holly | Washington | 5 February 1825 | 5067 | 102 | 267 | ||
William W. Hening | Letter to Joseph Pollard of Goochland County | mentioned: dispute over a court case, Goochland County, | Richmond, VA | 1 November 1825 | 5067 | 129 | 267 | |
James K. Brown | Letter to Matthew Carey | Paris, France | 12 March 1825 | 5067 | 109 | 267 | ||
Major William J Worth | Letter to Messrs A. Binninger & Son of Broadway, New York | order of Irish Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, rice, sugar, salted herring to be sent by Capt. Beal | 23 November 1825 | 5067 | 135 | 267 | ||
Theodore Frelinghuyser | Letter to Peter D. Vroom, Jr. | mentioned: N. Brunswick | Newark, NJ | 26 July 1825 | 5067 | 116 | 267 | |
John Taliaferro | Letter to Samuel L Southard, Sec. of the Navy | mentioned: Richard T Brown of Westmoreland County, midshipman appointment for his son, James Edwin Brown | Washington, DC | 8 February 1825 | 5067 | 104 | 267 | |
John Clay | Letter to the Collector of the Port of Boston | letter & bill of lading for one cask whiskey for Judge Story of Salem; mentioned: Judge Todd of Frankfort, Kentucky | New Orleans, LA | 7 November 1825 | 5067 | 132 | 267 | |
John Tayloe Lomax of The University of Virginia | Letter to Thomas Boswell of Gloucester Court House and Norfolk | mentioned: Vidal's claims against Wormeley's estate; Caroline County Court, Mrs. Nicholson | Fredericksburg, VA | 1825-1832 | 5067 | 142 | 267 | |
George Fisher | Letter to William C. Hammond | inquiry about a commission | enclosed : 1825, Allen Trinble to Melane | NY | 31 January 1825 | 5067 | 98 | 267 |
Edward Livingston | Letter to William P. Farrand of Philadelphia | Washington, DC | 4 March 1825 | 5067 | 107 | 267 | ||
Samuel L Mitchell | Letter to William Sykes | mentioned: questions about the order of Hudson River fish | NY | ca. 1825 | 5067 | 137 | 267 | |
Ross Cuthbert | Plan for the immediate capture of fortified towns | also a note: I am the author of a Plan to destroy the Plague | includes drawings | 28 September 1825 | 5067 | 124 | 267 | |
Captain William B Shubrick | Account to A. Bininger & Son | accounts of gun powder and delivery instructions | 3 October 1826 | 5067 | 169 | 267 | ||
James Hamilton, House of Representatives | Certificate to T. B. Hayward | certificate of recommendation mentioned but missing for a youth from North Carolina with connections in South Carolina | Washington, DC | 22 December 1826 | 5067 | 182 | 267 | |
Fredericksburg, Virginia Mail and Coach Line | Charges between Richmond and Fredericksburg, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Hersey and Mr. Lipscomb | 14 December 1826 | 5067 | 179 | 267 | ||
Daniel Harrison | Deposition certified by James L Graham, Notary | Daniel Harrison employee of William Bryan. Silk Printer and Dyer mentioned: Messrs. Barrell & Edwards; Messrs. Edwards & Stoddard of Boston | NY | 23 May 1826 | 5067 | 162 | 267 | |
Robert Y Hayne | Letter to ? | request for a draft. mentioned: Albany and Canada | New Lebanon, NY | 20 June 1826 | 5067 | 165 | 267 | |
John W. Taylor | Letter to James Tallmadge | motioned: passage of the Judiciary Bill in the House and Senate; Panama Mission | Washington, DC | 26 January 1826 | 5067 | 154 | 267 | |
Daniel C Haines | Letter to Peter D. Vroom of Trenton, New Jersey | Hamburg, NJ | 7 September 1826 | 5067 | 167 | 267 | ||
Joshua Storrs | Letter to Robert White | mentioned: Richmond, negroes, Mr. William Macon | 23 November 1826 | 5067 | 172 | 267 | ||
James M. Garnett | Letter to Thomas W. White, Printer, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Public Journals; Prospects for Patronage | ca. April 1826 | 5067 | 156 | 267 | ||
Asher Robbins | Letter to William Hammond for William G. Hammond of Kingstown, Rhode Island | mentioned: Mr. Kane and the hiring of an instructor | Washington, DC | 5 December 1826 | 5067 | 175 | 267 | |
C. Dabney | Receipt to Nathaniel C. Crenshaw | receipt for fee in Court of Chancery | Lynchburg, VA | 16 May 1826 | 5067 | 159 | 267 | |
Kentucky Auditors Office | Tax receipts for Mr. Mrs. Boswell's land in Logan County | KY | 1826-1831 | 5067 | 184 | 267 | ||
Petersburg, Virginia Husting Court | Claim against the Virginia Commonwealth | arresting slaves, Bob, Archer, Aaron, Charles & Abraham charged with gambling, to arrest Manuel Lee, free man of color charged with gambling | signed by Zachariah Hite Constable & John Paterson, Alderman | ca. March 1827 | 5068 | 11 | 268 | |
Benjamin Carr | Letter to Franklin Peale | note about Charles William Peale's death, 2/22/1827 | Philadelphia, PA | 23 February 1827 | 5068 | 7 | 268 | |
Richard Rush | Letter to General Heister | mentioned: possible presidential appointment of William Jones as Collector of the Port of Philadelphia; Mr. Markley, General Bernard, Harrisburg, | Washington, DC | 2 January 1827 | 5068 | 2 | 268 | |
William Plummer | Letter to Hubbard & Gardner of Richmond | mentioned: claims of L. Robinson Strother | Warrenton, VA | 31 August 1827 | 5068 | 17 | 268 | |
Jacob Barker | Letter to Isaac S. Smith of Buffalo | note to introduce Mr. Lewis T Allen arriving to superintend the Western Insurance Company | NY | 31 March 1827 | 5068 | 9 | 268 | |
Chapman Johnson | Letter to John L. Tate | mentioned: amount of rent as a tenant | 12 December 1827 | 5068 | 22 | 268 | ||
John Heth | Letter to John M Ferguson | guarantee payment for Mr. Dandridge | 26 July 1827 | 5068 | 14 | 268 | ||
George Wood | Letter to Peter D. Vroom | mentioned: evidence for a hearing | New Brunswick, NJ | 5 December 1827 | 5068 | 19 | 268 | |
George M Dallas & others | Recommendation for Zelman Phillips to the Governor of New Jersey, Isaac Halsted Williamson | signatures: M. Swift, B. Newcomb, T. R. Ingersoll. I Randale, T. Levy, Edward Ming, C.J. Ingersoll, Joseph Watson, John Hallowell, T. Bradford, Jun | Philadelphia, PA | 15 January 1827 | 5068 | 5 | 268 | |
The Astronomical Society | Account with John Millington as per account rendered to Mr. Stratford | many names mentioned | Williamsburg, VA | 2 February 1828 | 5068 | 28 | 268 | |
John Easton | Bill to Dr. John Dove | bill for horse & furnishings | 13 May 1828 | 5068 | 41 | 268 | ||
Francis P. Corbin | Bond to Col. | a bond for two mares due; if Corbin is not at home, deliver to Mr. H. D. Gilpin at Number 99 Walnut Street | Philadelphia, PA | 1 January 1828 | 5068 | 24 | 268 | |
U. S. Army Pay Department | Check to Col. John Roger Fenwick | NY | 12 November 1828 | 5068 | 54 | 268 | ||
Robert King | Letter to "Dear Robert" | mentioned: John Gordon, dissolving a partnership, Mr. E Sneede a possible partner | Orange County | 11 March 1828 | 5068 | 33 | 268 | |
John H. Christian | Letter to ? | notes of Col Watkins; sale of Kentucky land | New Kent, VA | 25 July 1828 | 5068 | 46 | 268 | |
J. H. Brent & Co | Letter to Alexander D. Kelley, House of Representatives, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Thomas Green of Richmond, Mr. Neale; suit against W. W. Henning, clerk of the Chancery Court in Richmond for the benefit of Christopher Neale of Alexandria | Alexandria, VA | 15 January 1828 | 5068 | 26 | 268 | |
William Lee | Letter to Capt, H, Duncan | presenting a claim | 15 October 1828 | 5068 | 51 | 268 | ||
Marquis de LaFayette | Letter to James Barron | response to some advice about dry rot, friends in Norfolk | postscript mentions his son in the South of France and that his grand daughter has made him a great grandfather | La Grange | 20 December 1828 | 5068 | 57 | 268 |
Dabney Carr | Letter to John H. Eustace | Martha J. Eustace died on May 1, 1828 in the 29th year of her life | with epitaphs to the memory of Martha J. Eustace, his wife | 29 July 1828 | 5068 | 48 | 268 | |
P. Smith | Letter to Paul Fitzsimmons | mentioned: check for "Sir Charles"' account, sound horses in Frederick County many references to horse racing | letter from Fitzsimmons mentions death of sister, Mrs. Hampton that will prevent attendance at the races | Frederick County, VA | 1828-1833 | 5068 | 59 | 268 |
Robert F. Stockton | Letter to Peter D. Vroom of Somerville, New Jersey | question about a fee | Princeton, NJ | 24 April 1828 | 5068 | 39 | 268 | |
James Noble & William Hendricks | Letter to Samuel L Southard, Sec. of the Navy | recommendation for Isaac Spencer of Dearborn County, Indiana | Washington, DC | 6 March 1828 | 5068 | 31 | 268 | |
Lewis McLane | Letter to William S Archer, House of Representatives | mentioned: Doctor Thorton's stock of horses. Mr. Johnson to purchase a brood mare | Senate Chambers | 11 April 1828 | 5068 | 36 | 268 | |
Levi Lincoln | Affidavit certifying that Edward D. Bangs is Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts | names mentioned: Williams Bardman, Joshua Davis, Caleb Loring, Thomas Curles, William Mackay | Attached to the above: copy of an act to incorporate Tristan Barnard and others by name of the Dorchester Cotton and Iron Factory. Dated June 13, 1811; signed, Joseph Story, Speaker, Bill passed | Boston, MA | 2 March 1829 | 5068 | 71 | 268 |
John E. Shell | Agreement about a payment | mentioned: Hall Neilson, E.B. Bently, B Montague, C.A. Stuart | 7 November 1829 | 5068 | 89 | 268 | ||
Bill De Young & Company | Declaration regarding goods; certified by Thomas Appleton | Leghorn | 6 October 1829 | 5068 | 87 | 268 | ||
U.S. Courts, Pennsylvania District, Circuit Court | Depositions to Attorney for the Defense to Attorneys for the Plaintiffs | Lessee of Livingston, & al vs. Fariby & al | notice of depositions to be taken at the house of William H. Wilson, Innkeeper, in Northampton County, at the Sun tavern kept by Matthews Christ, Bethlehem, Northampton County, at the house of Samuel Rees,Stroudsburg, Northampton County, and at the office of Jefferson. Heckman, Eastern, Northampton County; signed John Sergeant | 7 September 1829 | 5068 | 84 | 268 | |
Richard Rush | Letter to [Colt] | written in the third person; note about a possible meeting | City Hotel, NY | 30 April 1829 | 5068 | 79 | 268 | |
Isaac Hill | Letter to Andrew Jackson, President | letter of recommendation, mentions Mr. Stark and Mr. Hallett | 14 May 1829 | 5068 | 82 | 268 | ||
William C. Aylwin | Letter to Daniel Webster of Washington | regarding letters of recommendation for John A. Bates for a commission as purser | Boston, MA | 1 January 1829 | 5068 | 66 | 268 | |
John Pittman | Letter to his nephew, John H. Pittman of Villeboro, Caroline County, Virginia | mentioned: John H. Pittman's father's death, and the money he owed John Pittman of Buckingham County. | Buckingham County, VA | 14 April 1829 | 5068 | 76 | 268 | |
Daniel Graham, Secretary's Office | Letter to Josiah J. Evans of Society Hill, Marlboro District, South Carolina | letter contains mention of Governor Huston's impending marriage; Mason Lee's will; collateral relations, the Pennywills, and General Jackson's affliction from the death of his wife | Nashville, TN | 9 January 1829 | 5068 | 69 | 268 | |
Lynchburg, Virginia Circuit Courts | Misc. documents | names mentioned: Willis Arrington, Pizarro Edmonds, D. Rodes, Samuel Mc Corkle, Richmond College, J. W. Dunnington | suit: David E. Spence, Executor of Ryland Roberts, decd. Mary P. Roberts, widow and her infant children: William C. Roberts and John M. Roberts. Mary P. formerly Mary P. Roberts, wife of James P. Miller | Lynchburg, VA | 1829-1860 | 5068 | 109 | 268 |
Virginia University | Pay order and two receipts | mentioned on forms: A.S. Brockenbough, | 1829-1832 | 5068 | 107 | 268 | ||
Adolphus Peticolas & Company | Tobacco accounts and letters to Thomas B. McMurdo of Lynchburg, Virginia | Richmond, VA | ca. 1829 | 5068 | 91 | 268 | ||
Pennsylvania University | Diploma to Samuel Roane: Doctorem in Arte Medici | Philadelphia, PA | 31 July 1830 | 5068 | 138 | 268 | ||
Samuel Taylor | Letter to ? | mentioned: impossible to take up the cases to which you refer | Richmond, VA | 31 August 1830 | 5068 | 146 | 268 | |
Lewis Harman | Letter to ? | mentioned: a court case; Yates and McIntrye | difficult to read | Waynesboro | ca. 1830 | 5068 | 151 | 268 |
Richard Peters | Letter to Edward Livingston | 23 August 1830 | 5068 | 144 | 268 | |||
John M. Foster | Letter to John Chowning of Urbanna, Middlesex County, Virginia | mentioned: Thomas Lilly | Frankfort | 5 April 1830 | 5068 | 127 | 268 | |
E.C. Moore | Letter to Nancy C. Carter of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Cousin Fanny's illness, Frances and Ann | 11 May 1830 | 5068 | 133 | 268 | ||
C. L. Wingfield | Letter to Nathaniel Crenshaw of Montpelier, Hanover County, Virginia | mentioned: William Nelson, Tilmer M. Hubbert, Mr. Shields, Robert Anderson | Williamsburg, VA | 30 December 1830 | 5068 | 148 | 268 | |
William B. Hodgson | Letter to Peter S. Du Ponceau of Philadelphia | Washington, DC | 3 February 1830 | 5068 | 121 | 268 | ||
John Mann | Letter to R. G. Dunn | 24 April 1830 | 5068 | 130 | 268 | |||
Samuel McKean | Letter to the Governor of Ohio | PA | 25 June 1830 | 5068 | 136 | 268 | ||
Philip Mayo | Letter to William Anderson | mentioned: money owed and the suit, Curd vs. Hatcher | Richmond, VA | 25 February 1830 | 5068 | 124 | 268 | |
Andrew Stevenson | Order to pay Lewis Williams | ca. 1830 | 5068 | 154 | 268 | |||
William Brockenbough | Remarks on the duties of the Officer of Attorney for the Commonwealth for the Superior Court for Henrico County | Richmond, VA | 26 January 1830 | 5068 | 118 | 268 | ||
John Eustace | Agreement between Eustace and Samuel Cochran | about Cochran building fifteen threshing machines to be delivered to Richmond, Virginia | 21 February 1831 | 5068 | 150 | 268 | ||
George Taylor | Agreement with Capt. Benjamin Sheppard | for the purchase of Brookfield Estate; paid to Edmund W. Rootes and John Robinson, trustees. mentioned: Ebenezer Mc Nair, | 13 December 1831 | 5068 | 181 | 268 | ||
John May | In account with Adam Everly | mentioned: Prince George County Court, Allen Mitchell, Benjamin Michie | June 1831 | 5068 | 167 | 268 | ||
Mrs. Lestock Wilson, N. Audley Street | Invitation to Emma H. Willard to meet Maria Edgeworth | London, England | 28 April 1831 | 5068 | 165 | 268 | ||
William Porter | Letter to "Dear Sir" | question about payment for a court case | Langhorn | 26 January 1831 | 5068 | 156 | 268 | |
J. P. Butler | Letter to ? | mentioned: change of address from Broad Street to 162 Mott Street, Mr. Mingo, Dr. Fleming. | NY | 18 April 1831 | 5068 | 163 | 268 | |
Levi Woodbury | Letter to Alden Partridge | Navy Department | 7 October 1831 | 5068 | 171 | 268 | ||
Samuel L. Southard | Letter to Governor Peter D. Vroom, Somerville, New Jersey | mentioned: Mr. Wirt. names from New Jersey, E. Van Andale, James Parker, Philemon Dickerson, William Pennington. Names form New York: A. O. Dayton, Henry w. Warmer, John Allen Taylor, M. Ogden, Peter Nevins, Lewis D. Henderbugh | 8 March 1831 | 5068 | 161 | 268 | ||
George Rockingham Gilmer | Letter to Levi Woodbury, Navy Department, Washington | recommending Charles Auze for midshipman | Milledgeville, GA | 13 August 1831 | 5068 | 169 | 268 | |
Thomas Wigglesworth | Order to deliver goods at the Appraiser's Rooms to Mr. Robinson | obit for Jane Wigglesworth, widow of Thomas Wigglesworth and sister of Prof. Andrew Norton of Harvard College Boston. Notice about Edward Wigglesworth, Prof. of Theology, 1765-1791 | Newspaper obit of Thomas Wigglesworth | Boston, MA | 26 October 1831 | 5068 | 173 | 268 |
Thomas Price | Letter "Dear Sir" | mentioned: Hanover Court House | 25 January 1832 | 5069 | 5 | 269 | ||
V. Ferron | Letter to Dr. Johnson | mentioned: Ferron's son is having difficulty making water; request for an appointment | 4 August 1832 | 5069 | 17 | 269 | ||
G. Fisher | Letter to Elizabeth Fisher, his sister | 1 November 1832 | 5069 | 28 | 269 | |||
Abner Nash | Letter to Henry Smith & James Jennings | mentioned: William F. Randolph's will, payment for property to be withheld since the title is not clear | Cartersville | 31 March 1832 | 5069 | 9 | 269 | |
E.H. Robbins | Letter to Hezekiah Niles of Baltimore | mentioned: Mr. French and Mr. Brown said that Col [Robert Young] Hayne occupied the Senate with an entire cotton speech; old story of heavy taxes | Washington, DC | 16 January 1832 | 5069 | 2 | 269 | |
Richard M. Johnson | Letter to Leslie Combs | mentioned: refusal to pay fees, Biddle suit | Choctwa Academy, KY | 2 October 1832 | 5069 | 25 | 269 | |
Thomas B. McMurdo | Letter to Linmans Deputy of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: Clerk of Henrico Court, estate of Mary Whitlock dec'd. 1811, B. Whitlock, William Whitlock, Joseph Allen, Clerk of the Court of Appeals, Lewis Harvey, 1000 lbs, Judge Brockenbrough, William Clark and wife, Pollard and wife, George Whitlock, Z.B. Whitlock, Mrs. Tait, Nathaniel Whitlock of Kentucky, Mrs. Richardson | Richmond, VA | 28 August 1832 | 5069 | 19 | 269 | |
S. McRae | Letter to Mrs. T.R. McRae, his mother | mentioned: Mrs. Hawks, Sarah, Brother | 30 January 1832 | 5069 | 7 | 269 | ||
Mahlon Dickerson | Letter to Peter D. Vroom, Governor of New Jersey | mentioned: two pension bills | Washington, DC | 17 April 1832 | 5069 | 12 | 269 | |
Creed Taylor of Needham | Letter to Thomas A Holcomb of Lynchburg | mentioned: Lynchburg, Farmville, carriage and horses | 18 September 1832 | 5069 | 22 | 269 | ||
Robert W. Baylor | Letter to William Brockenborough, Post Master, University of Virginia | mentioned: forwarding mail and expenses | Essex County, VA | 19 July 1832 | 5069 | 14 | 269 | |
Edward R. Crouch & John E Crouch | Power of Attorney to William S. Crouch of Goochland County | mentioned: slaves, maternal grandfather, Stephen Redford of Goochland County, William Crouch and Sarah his wife (our mother and father) | *see frame # 50 for addition to record | Madison County, AL | 18 December 1832 | 5069 | 31 | 269 |
U.S. Post Office | Way bills for mail coach lines serving Richmond and Charlottesville, VA | mentioned: Mr. Quarles of Mechanicsville, Mr. Hendro of Sneads Store, Mr. John M. Price. George Tompkins, John Tate, Mr. Slaughter, Mr. Donolly, Elisha Jackson, Mr. Gentry, Mr. Pettus, Mr. Pendleton, Mr. Scott, Mr. Spotswood and Mr. Harding all of Richmond | Charlottesville and Richmond, VA | ca. 1832 | 5069 | 34 | 269 | |
Tennessee Court, Davidson County | Affidavit re: Robert C. Foster and Joseph W. Horton | mentioned: acting Justices of the Peace | TN | 18 January 1833 | 5069 | 48 | 269 | |
Frances C. Gray | Invitation to Robert Gilmer of Baltimore, Fremont House | invitation to dinner at Sommer Street | 22 August 1833 | 5069 | 53 | 269 | ||
Edward Livingston | Letter to "Gentlemen" | ca. 1833 | 5069 | 68 | 269 | |||
John Jamison of Red House | Letter to ? | mentioned: payment due | Berkley County, VA | 5 January 1833 | 5069 | 45 | 269 | |
Edmund Smith | Letter to ? | mentioned: Martin's estate court proceedings | Smithfield, VA | 15 November 1833 | 5069 | 58 | 269 | |
Samuel D. Ingham | Letter to Derkin | Harrisburg, PA | 23 January 1833 | 5069 | 51 | 269 | ||
Thomas McNuvell | Letter to John B. Leonard | mentioned: William Baynes | 28 November 1833 | 5069 | 66 | 269 | ||
Ayr T. Dillard | Letter to John Richardson | mentioned: a payment | Pedlar Mills, VA | 13 October 1833 | 5069 | 55 | 269 | |
Thomas B. Parker | Letter to Robert Craig Stanard, Attorney at Law, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: enlisting legal advice about the estate of Parker's grandfather, John Bryant's three hundred acres in Village of Richmond | Palmyra, MO | 16 November 1833 | 5069 | 60 | 269 | |
Edmund N. Sale | Letter to William M. Mc C? of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: prospects for cotton production and woodlands, West Indies, British Colonies, sale of his plantation of 640 acres | 25 November 1833 | 5069 | 63 | 269 | ||
Virginia General Assembly | An Act to incorporate the Greenwood Mining Co. in the County of Spotsylvania | Spotsylvania County, VA | 1834-1835 | 5069 | 117 | 269 | ||
Georgia Courts, Muscogee County | Appointment of Richard T. Marks as administrator of the estate of John Baker | signed by John Townsend, Clerk, printed form | GA | 3 November 1834 | 5069 | 105 | 269 | |
New York State Artillery | Certificate re: Judge Wells | 4 April 1834 | 5069 | 78 | 269 | |||
S. S. Stubbs | Letter | mentioned: employed by the heirs of Goodrich Boush formerly of Norfolk: Ann Brough formerly Ann Boush (now a widow), Elizabeth Boush and Harriet Robinson wife of Henry Robinson, to place a claim upon the state for property destroyed during the Revolution | Norfolk, VA | 5 July 1834 | 5069 | 91 | 269 | |
Robert S. Garnett | Letter to "Dear General" | ca. 1834 | 5069 | 113 | 269 | |||
Milo W. Smith | Letter to ? | mentioned: James B. Ferguson of Goochland County, Mrs. Thorton's Bill in Chancery, Edward Tomkins of Caroline County | Benson | 4 August 1834 | 5069 | 98 | 269 | |
James Semple | Letter to ? | mentioned: Williamsburg, Brockenbrough, recovery of debt | New Kent County, VA | 1 October 1834 | 5069 | 101 | 269 | |
John Tyler | Letter to ? | current events in Congress, Post office report, corruption and abuse existing within all departments, McLane's resignation, | Washington, DC | 20 June 1834 | 5069 | 88 | 269 | |
Richard E. Parker | Letter to ? | Snickersville, VA | 25 January 1834 | 0 | ||||
Benjamin Elliot | Letter to ? regarding Thomas Gibson's claim of pension | mentioned: military service during the Revolution, military tours in North Carolina, Capt. John Knight of the Cavalry | Asheboro, NC | 29 July 1834 | 5069 | 93 | 269 | |
Isaac Hull | Letter to Alexander G Gordon, U. S. Navy | mentioned: bread and other provisions shipped to Valparaiso | Navy Yard, Washington, DC | 25 March 1834 | 5069 | 76 | 269 | |
C. P. Goodall | Letter to Chauncey G. Griswold | Hanover, VA | 27 November 1834 | 5069 | 107 | 269 | ||
T. Maxey | Letter to Evan Pouthey of Baltimore | mentioned: Dr. Fenwick, W. Alexander Murray, William H. Gatchell | Washington, DC | 15 March 1834 | 5069 | 73 | 269 | |
H. Sydney ? | Letter to George William Pollard of Hanover Court House | mentioned: Mrs. H Anderson gave a party to the senior class, Miss Peachy, Aunt Cushing | VA | 9 April 1834 | 5069 | 80 | 269 | |
William Garnett | Letter to Henry L Brooke of Richmond, Virginia | Norfolk, VA | 1834-1836 | 5069 | 120 | 269 | ||
M. Lambeth | Letter to Henry L. Brooke & Philip M. Tabb | mentioned: heirs of Peter Bernard, Mr. Copeland | Lynchburg, VA | 2 May 1834 | 5069 | 85 | 269 | |
Charles G Ferris | Letter to J. B. Stevenson | FERRIS, Charles Goadsby, (1796-1848) a Representative from New York; born at The Homestead, Throgs Neck, the Bronx, N.Y., about 1796; received a limited education; studied law; was admitted to the bar and practiced in New York City; member of the board of aldermen in 1832 and 1833; elected as a Jacksonian to the Twenty-third Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dudley Selden and served from December 1, 1834, to March 3, 1835; elected as a Democrat to the Twenty-seventh Congress (March 4, 1841-March 3, 1843); was largely instrumental in securing an appropriation through Congress to build the first telegraph line; died in New York City June 4, 1848. | 14 December 1834 | 5069 | 110 | 269 | ||
Louis McLane | Letter to John B Leonard of Cuba | Washington, DC | 15 April 1834 | 5069 | 83 | 269 | ||
W. L. Underwood | Letter to Thomas M. B, Roy, Urbana, Virginia | mentioned: Mrs. Roy, Mr. Glenn, disagreement over money | Bowling Green, KY | 1834-1845 | 5069 | 124 | 269 | |
D. Miller | Letter to Uncle Thomas Miller | Buckingham Court House, VA | 23 October 1834 | 5069 | 103 | 269 | ||
Robert Rives | Letter to William Isbell of Lynchburg, Virginia | Oak Ridge | 29 July 1834 | 5069 | 96 | 269 | ||
John Tyler | Letter to Brockenbrough | mentioned: Mr. John Thompson and a land title that may not be clear, Tye River [Nelson County] | Washington, DC | 12 December 1835 | 5069 | 154 | 269 | |
Peter Robeson | Letter to Fountain Lain of Fayetteville, North Carolina | mentioned: Peter Robeson's sister, Mary Hall's desire to sell her house and lot on Haymount, Eliza Hall desires to sell her land near Hawleys. | Chesterfield Court House, VA | 16 March 1835 | 5069 | 136 | 269 | |
Benjamin Pollard | Letter to George W. Pollard of Philadelphia | mentioned: Mr. Daniel Smith's deed and questions about lands condemned for the use of a mill | with note attached from Elizabeth Pollard to her son, Benjamin Pollard | Hanover Court House | 16 November 1835 | 5069 | 151 | 269 |
Alexander Garett | Letter to John H. Eustace of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Barley, Peter, James, Charlotte who is slightly blind, F.T. Weidemyer | Charlottesville, VA | 29 December 1835 | 5069 | 162 | 269 | |
J. D. Stevenson | Letter to John H. Eustace of Richmond, Virginia | NY | 28 December 1835 | 5069 | 159 | 269 | ||
E. H. Owen | Letter to John H. Eustace of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Paul A. Sabbaton's land in New York or Virginia might be taken by law to settle his debts; fire in the court building that delayed court cases | NY | 24 December 1835 | 5069 | 156 | 269 | |
Elias Kane of the Navy Office | Letter to John Rodgers | $8000 request for expenses of this station; provisions, repairs to vessels | approved with signature | Washington, DC | 26 June 1835 | 5069 | 144 | 269 |
D. H. Conrad | Letter to Lemuel Bent | mentioned: Alexander Stephen, wills of Robert Stephen and Adam Stephen | 24 April 1835 | 5069 | 138 | 269 | ||
B. W. Edwards | Letter to Powhatan Ellis of Natchez | mentioned: personal opinion about who is running strongest for Governor in the different areas of the Alabama | Clinton | 27 September 1835 | 5069 | 148 | 269 | |
S. R. Hobbie | Letter to the Postmaster at Trenton, New Jersey | mentioned: annulment of contract for Mr. C.H. Vanderleer and gives authority for find someone suitable to carry the mail between Trenton and Bloomsburg | Trenton, NJ | 8 July 1835 | 5069 | 146 | 269 | |
Franklin Gavin | Letter to Thomas M. B. Roy of Gloucester County | mentioned: sale of 100 acres and a request for power of attorney | Frankfort, KY | 10 January 1835 | 5069 | 132 | 269 | |
John Enders | Letter to W. H. Hubbard & Laura Ives | mentioned: Estate of George Ives, Mr. Baldwin, concerns about the business and final settlement | Richmond, VA | 28 January 1835 | 5069 | 134 | 269 | |
Charles Bonnycastle | Letter to William Radford of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: retention of Mr. Cobb, Chaplain | University of VA, Charlottesville, VA | 20 May 1835 | 5069 | 141 | 269 | |
University of Virginia | Papers relative to a dispute between Mr. L. P. Wigfall of South Carolina and Mr. C. F. Hammer of Mississippi, students at the University of Virginia regarding an affair of honor | Charlottesville, VA | 1835-1836 | 5069 | 167 | 269 | ||
U. S. Medical Department | Requisition for the Hospital | signed by: Robert D Wood, endorsed by Zachary Taylor | Fort Crawford, WI | 31 December 1835 | 5069 | 164 | 269 | |
S. Morris Walenty & Company | Account to Sterling J. Crump of Richmond, Virginia | torn and faded | Philadelphia, PA | 24 October 1836 | 5070 | 47 | 270 | |
Thomas G. Green | Copies of negotiable notes handed to Thomas Green | mentioned: R. H. Boyce, Town of Vicksburg, Hugh M. Mackey, Bland Featherstone and Company, William Mills, W. Harvey, James R. Doswell, James P. Bryan, Benson Blake, Commercial Rail Road Bank of Vicksburg, notes for property in Vicksburg and lot description, M. M. Pallen, B. Hershberger, Peter Scrimshaw, A. G. McNutt, Robert C. Neel, J. A. Bolling, James Chewning, A.B. Reading, E.M. Moore, D. Sexton | 1836-1841 | 5070 | 68 | 270 | ||
Francis W. Perkins | Letter to ? | mentioned: Florida | Washington, DC | 23 May 1836 | 5070 | 19 | 270 | |
Thomas H. Botts | Letter to ? | small claims | note about Thomas H. Botts attending Courts of Orange, Spotsylvania, Caroline, King George, and Stafford Counties | 17 September 1836 | 5070 | 44 | 270 | |
George Coole | Letter to ? Weaver | mentioned: possible purchase of a horse, saddle and bridle belonged to Mr. Holland of Columbia, Mr. Burroughs | 2 June 1836 | 5070 | 22 | 270 | ||
Arthur Hopkins | Letter to Ann M. Hopkins of Miss Mackinzies' Seminary, Richmond, Virginia | mentions: Ann's mother, her brother, possible sale of property and a move to Mississippi, Capt. Edmunds, Mr. Estes | Lovingston, VA | 12 April 1836 | 5070 | 9 | 270 | |
R.T. Marks | Letter to C.T. Estes | requesting delivery of a watch and any money left from Rev. John Baker, dec. estate | Columbus, GA | 18 May 1836 | 5070 | 14 | 270 | |
Clement C. Clay | Letter to Capt. S. B Patton | mentioned, order to take up the line at Tuskaloosa by way of Fort Mitchell for the Head Quarters of General Thomas Jesup in Florida | Newspaper clipping about Senator C.C. Clay of Alabama | Tuscaloosa, GA | 1 December 1836 | 5070 | 50 | 270 |
Churchill Cambreleng | Letter to Charles Dickerson | refers to an appointment for a midshipman warrant for J. J. Bryer | Washington, DC | 2 January 1836 | 5070 | 2 | 270 | |
A. Martini | Letter to Dickins | mentioned: Mr. Forsyth, return to the seat of Government | Washington, DC | 16 September 1836 | 5070 | 42 | 270 | |
H. L. Hawkins | Letter to Dr. Thomas W. Johnson | mentioned: reports about poor conditions at Picolata, Major Putman, Col. Crain, Private Zilstman | St. Augustine, FL | 10 September 1836 | 5070 | 37 | 270 | |
T. Green | Letter to Duff Green of Falmouth | mentioned: John R. Triplett, Capt. Cooper, Capt. Clarke, two casks of spirits and their arrival, Hancock Lee | Richmond, VA | 20 January 1836 | 5070 | 4 | 270 | |
George C. Gilmer | Letter to Elizabeth R. Bernard of Port Royal, Caroline County, Virginia | mentioned: illness of his father, his feelings for Miss. Bernard; perhaps unrequited? | Lynchburg, VA | 15 September 1836 | 5070 | 40 | 270 | |
John H. Euctace | Letter to G. M. Cooke of Goochland County | mentioned: Mr. Eustace's departure for New York, a sale of his copper mine, Edward Campbell., Busby Mine, Chillian Mill | Richmond, VA | ca. 1836 | 5070 | 55 | 270 | |
John S. Corbin | Letter to Henry L. Brooke, Attorney at Law, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: his brother Thomas G. Corbin, a horse and sulkey | The Reeds | 23 May 1836 | 5070 | 16 | 270 | |
Nathaniel P. Tallmadge | Letter to James Tallmadge of New York | mentioned: attack of lumbago on the steam boat to Baltimore, Hotel Exchange | Washington, DC | 9 December 1836 | 5070 | 53 | 270 | |
James W. Fannin | Letter to Joseph Mims | mentioned: murder of prisoners at San Potricio and gives an account of Col. Fannin's resources, embarrassments and surroundings | mentioned: Col. Johnson, Capt. Pearson murdered after they had surrendered | Goliad, TX | 28 February 1836 | 5070 | 6 | 270 |
Lewis B. Williams | Letter to Lucy P. Williams of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Polly a slave who he had whipped for disrespect, Polly asked to be sold, a long explanation about his problems with Polly and also mentions that the measles are in town | Orange, VA | 12 July 1836 | 5070 | 28 | 270 | |
B. Harris | Letter to Powhatan Ellis of Jackson, Mississippi | very faded | Gallatin, MS | 19 July 1836 | 5070 | 25 | 270 | |
Matthew Carey | Letter to R. H. White, Richmond, Virginia | Philadelphia, PA | 2 August 1836 | 5070 | 0 | 270 | ||
Chiswell Dabney | Letter to William Massie of Tye River Mills, Nelson County, Virginia | mentioned: Drew's deposition and William Massie's mother affliction | Lynchburg, VA | 19 August 1836 | 5070 | 34 | 270 | |
Chapman Johnson | Opinion on Mitchell vs. James Brown (executor) case | Richmond, VA | 14 April 1836 | 5070 | 11 | 270 | ||
Richmond Mining Company, George M. Cooke, Agent | Outlays and expenditures at Busby's Mine | 1836-1838 | 5070 | 60 | 270 | |||
Edward Everett | Appointment of Benjamin Oliver of Lynn as Notary Public for the County of Essex | Essex County, MA | 6 January 1837 | 5070 | 82 | 270 | ||
Forked Run Mining Company | Certificates to Robert R. Brock and Thomas Mieure | 7 February 1837 | 5070 | 90 | 270 | |||
South Carolina Courts, Fairfield District, Court of Ordinary | Deed to Marshall McGraw, District of Fairfield, South Carolina with plat of 36 8/10 acres | Elizabeth Truman (Fruman), applicant Truman vs. Truman; Elizabeth vs. Emeline, Robert, William & Martha Truman, David G. Wylie, Sheriff; John B. McCall | signed by James Phillips, surveyor | SC | 13 June 1837 | 5070 | 104 | 270 |
William & Mary College | Diploma granted to William P. Munford | Degree in Civil Engineering | signed by Profs. Dabney Browne, Robert Saunders, B. Tucker, John Millington | Williamsburg, VA | 4 July 1837 | 5070 | 113 | 270 |
George W. Hopkins | Letter to ? | mentioned: power of attorney, John W Schoolfield of Marion, Virginia; power of attorney of Nathaniel Harris | Washington, DC | ca. 1837 | 5070 | 133 | 270 | |
Mary Cocke | Letter to ? | mentioned: papers of the late Benjamin Cocke, Cocke vs. Haxell | signed William Gilliam for Mary Cocke | City Point, VA | 24 November 1837 | 5070 | 128 | 270 |
Elisha Whittlesey | Letter to ? | committee on claims about the case of George Philips | Washington, DC | 31 January 1837 | 5070 | 88 | 270 | |
Charles Tompkins | Letter to ? | letter about farm hands | 2 April 1837 | 5070 | 97 | 270 | ||
William B. Reed | Letter to a Philadelphia book dealer | mentioned: Tucker's Jefferson | Philadelphia, PA | ca. 1837 | 5070 | 136 | 270 | |
Samuel Smith | Letter to Frances Page | mentioned: Governor Thomas Nelson of Virginia | Baltimore, MD | 18 September 1837 | 5070 | 126 | 270 | |
Prince de Christopher A. Lieven | Letter to General James Tallmadge of New York | written in French; franked | St. Petersburg, Russia | June 1837 | 5070 | 109 | 270 | |
Maryland General Assembly | Letter to Governor of Mississippi, Charles Lynch: Resolutions re Franking Privilege | pages signed by Thomas Ward Veazey, Governor | 18 January 1837 | 5070 | 85 | 270 | ||
John Pickering | Letter to Peter S. DuPonceau of Philadelphia | mentioned: silk, silk worms, cotton, North, South, French ministers, literary endeavors of both men, Mr. Gallatin's book, Mr. Schoolcraft's article | Boston, MA | 16 August 1837 | 5070 | 123 | 270 | |
Henry P. Irving | Letter to Robert Henderson | mentioned: a deed and payment | Cumberland Court House, VA | 29 July 1837 | 5070 | 118 | 270 | |
S. G. Crump | Letter to Thomas Dixon of Boston | mentioned: reasons why Crump is late with his payment for goods | Richmond, VA | 13 August 1837 | 5070 | 120 | 270 | |
D. J. Pearce | Letter to William G Hammond, Justice of the Peace | Washington, DC | 10 February 1837 | 5070 | 95 | 270 | ||
Wadsworth Fellows & Company | Letter to William Mitchell of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: a note and costs and instructions about security | New York, NY | 18 April 1837 | 5070 | 99 | 270 | |
John Washington | Letter to Willis P. Bocock | mentioned: suit of Lewis' Administration vs. Buckner's Administration taken from Buckingham Circuit Court to Court of Appeals, questioning Willis P. Bocock about whether he would still be representing Mr. Washington's mother | Carlton's Store, King & Queen County, VA | 15 July 1837 | 5070 | 115 | 270 | |
J. F. Dangerfield | Letter to? | mentioned: payment from Mr. Erskine and a safe conveyance for sending money, affidavit for goods delivered to Mr. Farley | Lewisburg | 1 May 1837 | 5070 | 101 | 270 | |
Moore & Foushee | Statement for liquor and general merchandise to Charles Stewart | 1 November 1837 | 5070 | 120 | 270 | |||
R. B. Gibson | Letter to ? | mentioned: Hardaway case, Edward Redford vs. R. B. Gibson of Frederick Circuit Court, Philip Bunter, adm. of B. B.Woodson, Samuel Venable, C. B. Strong, Winchester, Prince Edward Circuit Court | Cumberland County, VA | 18 April 1838 | 5070 | 151 | 270 | |
Alexander Macomb | Letter to Brig. General Abram Eustis. Commanding Troops on the Canadian Frontier | refusing leave of absence and complaining of not having received information of the insurrection in Canada | Washington, DC | 13 November 1838 | 5070 | 174 | 270 | |
Robert W. Carter | Letter to Charles Shirley Carter of Richmond, Virginia | request for a warrant in the County of Richmond on 200 acres known as part of the Mangoanke Marsh on the north side of the Rappahannock River adjoining the patents of William Underwood and Capt Moore Fauntleroy; suit vs. Brent | Sabine Hall | 17 November 1838 | 5070 | 177 | 270 | |
William H. Roane | Letter to Dear Friend | mentioned: M. Roane's ill health, debate in the Senate, clash between Clay and Calhoun, election of Mr. Clay, Crittenden | Washington, DC | 22 February 1838 | 5070 | 140 | 270 | |
Ferdinand R. Hassler | Letter to E. & L. G. W. Blunt of New York | mentioned: arrival of wine; Dr. Charles A. Hassler; package from Hamburg | Weasel Mountain | ca. 1838 | 5070 | 182 | 270 | |
Col. William Jenkins Worth of the U.S. Steamer "Telegraph" | Letter to General Abram Eustis of Plattsburg | mentioned: arrangements for disembarking Montgomery's Company for French ? ; French Creek; Sackets Harbor; Bonnell's Company, 2nd Lt. Johnson "K" Co. charged with wantonly beating and abusing a soldier | lists several officers available to hear a Court Martial; also several deserters for trial along with Lt. Johnson; suggests LT. Miller or Gardiner as Judge Advocate | Ogdensburg, NY | 6 November 1838 | 5070 | 171 | 270 |
L. M. Morris | Letter to General George M. Cooke of Goochland | request for payment on his 1837 crop of wheat | Green Springs | 2 May 1838 | 5070 | 154 | 270 | |
Edward Shacklett | Letter to George Taylor of Hanover Court House, Virginia | response to an ad placed by Edward Shacklett in the "Richmond Whig," mentions: Henry Priest, Peter Priest, James H. Priest, Thomas Priest, dec.; three runaway slaves, one named Shadrack; Middleburg, Loudoun line, Robert Scott, Samuel Chilton, Warrenton, Thomas Doswell | Oakhill, Fauquier, VA | 8 June 1838 | 5070 | 159 | 270 | |
Thomas Brown | Letter to Henry L Brooke | mentioned: legal rights of the heirs of Elizabeth Duncan; John Duncan, Ben Hardin, Charles Wickliff, John L Helm and Judge Underwood; laws of Kentucky; names of the children of Shadrack Duncan, dec. by his second marriage are: Isaac, Sarah Elizabeth, Milly Ann & Mary Lane, none married; grandfather Williams was also entitled to land for Rev. War service | Hodgenville, KY | 29 November 1838 | 5070 | 179 | 270 | |
William Mann | Letter to John Millington, Prof. at William & Mary College | mentioned: copies of recommendations of gentlemen that stand high in the literary world; College of Cincinnati | Philadelphia, PA | 4 October 1838 | 5070 | 168 | 270 | |
William Cullen Bryant | Letter to John Rand of London | mentioned: Mr. Rand's case of small pox. Mrs. Rand, painting of the Duke of Suffolk | NY | 13 August 1838 | 5070 | 162 | 270 | |
Mandler, Weaver, and Company | Letter to Lyell Johnson of Richmond, Virginia | 2 price lists of chemicals and a personal note | Wolberhampton, England | 2 March 1838 | 5070 | 143 | 270 | |
Mrs. E. M.Tolbert | Letter to Maria M. Duval of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: payment on an amount owed, Caroline was confirmed, Little Belle, Carry, sister Ellen has a daughter, Charles Richards | Philadelphia, PA | 14 August 1838 | 5070 | 165 | 270 | |
John Ratcliff | Letter to Mrs. C Feron | request to enroll his daughter in Mrs. Fern's school, please reply by Miss Harriet Savage | 10 May 1838 | 5070 | 156 | 270 | ||
William B. Weber | Letter to Robert H Wade & Company of Goochland County | mentioned: request for delaying payment of debt owed, Wade's cousin, Judith H. Bowles | 18 March 1838 | 5070 | 146 | 270 | ||
James Steary | Letter to S. C. Williams of Wall Street | mentioned: the Athenaeum and Mr. Williams stay there | 27 January 1838 | 5070 | 138 | 270 | ||
William Helm | Letter to William Helm (his uncle) of Warrenton, Fauquier, Virginia | mentioned: death of his father and power of attorney, has not heard form his married sister living in Detroit, Michigan and one of his older brother refuses to sign | second letter: N. Western Bank of Virginia | Washington, OH | ca. 1838 | 5070 | 186 | 270 |
William Parmenter | Note to Mahlon Dickerson of Lynchburg, Virginia | note about an application by Mr. Ebenezer Eaton for a midshipman's warrant for his nephew, Lemuel P. Eaton | Washington, DC | 14 April 1838 | 5070 | 149 | 270 | |
Williamsburg, Virginia Hustings Court | Indenture between, Edward C. Carrington, Moreau Bowers, Mary E. (Coleman) Carrington | mentioned: estate of Thomas Coleman | Williamsburg, VA | 22 January 1839 | 5071 | 5 | 271 | |
P. P. Mayo | Letter | mentioned: suit vs. Mr. Green, Mr. William Lightburn | Norfolk, VA | 3 May 1839 | 5071 | 22 | 271 | |
W. C. Rawlings | Letter to ? | mentioned: a certificate of Surry and Mecklenburg Counties, estate of William Allen, and the estate of John Murray, Erasmus Kennon, Sheriff of Mecklenburg County | Amelia Spring, VA | 30 August 1839 | 5071 | 38 | 271 | |
Willis H. Woodley | Letter to Dear Sir | mentioned: two sons and a deposit with the University | University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA | 12 November 1839 | 5071 | 48 | 271 | |
William R. Johnson | Letter to Grady | mentioned: custody of this man, Jefferson, by Messrs. Gibson & Miller until further notice | 23 April 1839 | 5071 | 20 | 271 | ||
William R. Wheaton | Letter to Harvey L. Brooke | mentioned: his client, Mr. Benjamin J. Hunt of New York has a claim against Michael D. Wolfe | NY | 21 June 1839 | 5071 | 30 | 271 | |
John H. Smith | Letter to Henry L Brooke | mentioned: Judge Nicholas' removal of all cases pertaining to Mr. Smith, request to move them to Chesterfield Court, claim for compensation for Rev. War service | Dinwiddie County, VA | 22 May 1839 | 5071 | 24 | 271 | |
William Rawl | Letter to Henry Nixon | mentioned: Mr. Henson, one of the heirs of Mr. Nicholson, wants to inform you that Mr. Greenleaf advertised a large amount of property in the City of Washington as agent for the estate of Robert Morris, John Nicholson and James Greenleaf | 4 March 1839 | 5071 | 11 | 271 | ||
Eliza J. Carrington | Letter to John Williams | mentioned: her five hundred dollar loan to the Church in crisis, pews as collateral | 15 April 1839 | 5071 | 15 | 271 | ||
John H. Smith | Letter to John Williams, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Allen, Mr. Williams hurt feelings, vestry of St. James Church release of payment for a pew, notice of demand to pay a note held by Mr. Allen | Dinwiddie County, VA | 18 April 1839 | 5071 | 17 | 271 | |
Harvey Brown | Letter to Joseph Cunningham of Trenton, New Jersey | questions about a delivery without postage | Camp Washington | 15 August 1839 | 5071 | 36 | 271 | |
Horace F. Clark | Letter to Lauriston Hall of Paterson, New Jersey | mentioned: Mr. Selden | NY | 20 July 1839 | 5071 | 34 | 271 | |
Irvine Callender | Letter to LT. Col. Newman S. Clarke of New York | mentioned: supplies for Louisville frozen in the canal between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were forwarded by wagon, missing barrel | Philadelphia, PA | 3 February 1839 | 5071 | 7 | 271 | |
Robert G. Scott | Letter to Messrs. Templeman & Dickinson, Auctioneers | mentioned: sale of the slaves and other property of Charles Abraham; payments to: James Boshenerger, Robert McCandlish, Mrs. Mildred Watson of Williamsburg, Doctor Jesse Cole | accounting amounts due | 27 May 1839 | 5071 | 27 | 271 | |
Joseph Davidson, Michael F. Davidson & Robert Ellis | Letter to Michael A. Carpenter and Robert Newman | Bond for $8000; Ellisville Tract, mentioned: David M. Hunter, Albert G. Shepperd | 25 November 1839 | 5071 | 45 | 271 | ||
John S. Skinner | Letter to Nicholas Biddle of Philadelphia | requesting advise about depositing funds from the proceeds of the sale of lands in Florida for G.W. Lafayette; mentioned: difference of exchange between Philadelphia and Tallahassee and making the funds available in Paris | includes printed sheet about the American Silk Society | Baltimore, MD | 20 January 1839 | 5071 | 2 | 271 |
James H. Gamble | Letter to Professor Johnson, Medical School, Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. G. W. Goode, a request to borrow funds from Prof. Johnson | Philadelphia, PA | 4 November 1839 | 5071 | 43 | 271 | |
William Robbins | Letter to R. H. Dickinson of Richmond, Virginia | Gloucester County, VA | 20 December 1839 | 5071 | 52 | 271 | ||
Alex W. Dyer | Letter to Robert A. Mayo of Powhatan | mentioned: his mother, Sally G. Dyer, a teaching position in the neighborhood of Green Mountain, for references contact Thomas Gilmer | Scott's Ferry, Albemarle County, VA | 13 December 1839 | 5071 | 50 | 271 | |
Francis Page | Letter to Thomas L N? | request for roots and cuttings to plant next fall, hiring out his negroes in the hands of Hill and Dabney | Hanover County, VA | 20 March 1839 | 5071 | 13 | 271 | |
Peachy R. Grattan | Notice to Owen C. Morris | notice to pay debt due to Col. Givens | Richmond, VA | 26 October 1839 | 5071 | 40 | 271 | |
French Forrest | Order to Mr. Davis | orders for various wines to be sent | U. S.S. St. Louis | 25 June 1839 | 5071 | 32 | 271 | |
Brig. Gen. George Mercer Brooke | Orders to Newman S. Clarke, Headquarters Infantry | Fort Crawford, WI | 3 March 1839 | 5071 | 9 | 271 | ||
Pamela H. Cowan of the parish of Natchitoches in Louisiana | Power of attorney to Richard S. Swearingen | owner of part of a house and lot in Richmond, Virginia now occupied by John Virginia, also two lots adjoining descended from my father William Cowan | Jefferson County, KY | 21 December 1839 | 5071 | 55 | 271 | |
Robert Nott | Bill against the Commonwealth of Virginia for work at the Hall of Delegates | mentioned: Mr. W.D. Blair, Robert Bradley | VA | January-February 1840 | 5071 | 61 | 271 | |
George E. Moody | Bonds to the U.S. | 1. George E. Moody of City Point, Prince George County and Ann C. Wood and R.G. Dunn 2. George E. Moody of City Point, Prince George County and Ann C. Wood and John H Balle | VA | 1840-1842 | 5071 | 114 | 271 | |
Description of flags in the charge of the Alexandria Delegation | mentioned: Flag used by the Williamsburg Guard in the procession of 1840 in Richmond, Virginia, description of this particular flag, inscribed on one side: Raleigh, 1st August, 1774 | 1. Washington Flag carried by the Dragoon in the Revolution 2. General Morgan's Flag carried by his Corps of Riflemen in Revolution 3. Flag of Commodore John Paul Jones 4. Commodore Stephen Decatur's Flag nailed to the mast of the Intrepid at the burning of the Frigate Philadelphia | Richmond, VA | 5 October 1840 | 5071 | 103 | 271 | |
William B. Shubrich of U.S. Frigate Macedonian | Estimate for maintenance for West India Squadron | itemized account | Pensacola Bay, FL | 11 July 1840 | 5071 | 98 | 271 | |
Valentine W. Southall | Letter to ? | mentioned: suit and summons, Courts of Fluvanna, counsel in Richmond, Stillman & Ashlin, Mr. Hartsok, trust fund, depositions, Mr. Sheppard | Charlottesville, VA | 1840-1861 | 5071 | 122 | 271 | |
William M. Blackford | Letter to ? | mentioned: Fitzhugh, Mr. Conway, an election in Richmond, Virginia, voting twice, once in Henrico and again in Fredericksburg | Fredericksburg, VA | 30 March 1840 | 5071 | 72 | 271 | |
Thomas Rutherford | Letter to Alex Rutherford of Baltimore, "Dear Son" | mentioned: Flour market, Freight from New York to Liverpool, better terms for procuring a vessel in Baltimore, City Point, Hampton Rhoads to Rio and South America, Mr. Haxell | Richmond, VA | 30 March 1840 | 5071 | 77 | 271 | |
A.T.B. Meritt | Letter to Benjamin W. Leigh of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. French, questions about a bond, mutilation by Mr. French of the bond, contract made in Philadelphia, delivery of trees | 5 March 1840 | 5071 | 67 | 271 | ||
Lucien B. Price | Letter to Doctor Joseph Mosby care of Samuel Price, of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Lyons | Hanover County, VA | 13 May 1840 | 5071 | 86 | 271 | |
Robert G. Carter | Letter to Henry L Brooke of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: death of Mr. Carter, cousin Shirley, request to have Mr. Brooke help with estate matters. Robert G. Carter to return to Richmond in May or June | Columbia, AK | 30 March 1840 | 5071 | 74 | 271 | |
William H. Frank | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | mentioned: Robert Hopkins entering special bail for Mr. Frank, Mr. James Matthews as substitute | Tappahannock, VA | 8 April 1840 | 5071 | 84 | 271 | |
E .B. Barber | Letter to J. Williams | mentioned: singers in the choir | ca. 1840 | 5071 | 108 | 271 | ||
Walter Savage Landon | Letter to James George P. Rainford | mentioned: house sold, Solicitor King, Villa at Lincoln, his pretty little friend | ca. 1840 | 5071 | 111 | 271 | ||
Wilson Lumpkin | Letter to James K. Paulding, Sec. of the Navy | mentioned: Mr. Bullock of Savannah, Georgia | Washington, DC | 28 March 1840 | 5071 | 70 | 271 | |
John H. Allstadt | Letter to John S. Gallager of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: concern over his mother and the correspondent receiving a notice to appear in court, would Mr. Gallaher look into the matter? | Harper's Ferry, WV | 6 April 1840 | 5071 | 82 | 271 | |
Joseph Prentis | Letter to John T. Swann of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mills Riddick and Richard H. Riddick qualified as executors for the late Col. Josiah Riddick | Suffolk County, VA | 3 July 1840 | 5071 | 94 | 271 | |
A. Empie | Letter to John Williams of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: general health, medicine, Mrs. Wright is some better, Mrs. Carrington, New church, Littleton, Virginia Springs | Wilmington, NC | 25 May 1840 | 5071 | 88 | 271 | |
John A. Forsyth | Letter to Joseph Borras, late Consul of the U. S. for the Port of Barcelona, Spain | mentioned: that the Spanish Government has refused to recognize Borras as Consul and J. A. B Leonard will replace him | Washington, DC | 17 July 1840 | 5071 | 100 | 271 | |
Phil Dickerson | Letter to Joseph Cunningham of Washington, DC | mentioned: how much he owed for his subscription to the Globe | Trenton, NJ | 10 July 1840 | 5071 | 96 | 271 | |
John Fleming | Letter to S. W. Morris of Louisa County, Virginia | letter of response | difficult to read | Goochland, VA | 29 February 1840 | 5071 | 64 | 271 |
William Barret | Letter to Storm, DuBois & Company | mentioned: kegs of Tobacco, kegs of twist, T. W. White, Schooner, Weymouth-Couch | Richmond, VA | 1840-1844 | 5071 | 119 | 271 | |
Baltimore Claimants | Letter to William M. McCarty of Washington DC | regarding payment of French claims prior to 1840 | ca. 1840 | 5071 | 105 | 271 | ||
J. B. Young | Letter to William Palmore Hanover County, Virginia | mentioned: a bond, Capt. Goddin, securities of Richard Edwards, Mr. Mayo, William Edwards, Goodman, Blackburn, Wellington Goddin, son of Capt. Goddin | Richmond, VA | 2 April 1840 | 5071 | 80 | 271 | |
William L. Goggin | Letter to William Radford of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: application for William L. Goggin's son to be admitted to West Point, Robert C. Skiploe's son, Dr. Crump, Sub Treasury Bill being considered in the Committee of the Whole, Harrison's friends | Resolution presented to William Henry Harrison and Isaac Shelby, late Gov. of Kentucky for defeating the British and Indian forces under the command of Maj. Gen. Proctor in Upper Canada in 1813 to be given gold medals | Washington, DC | 10 June 1840 | 5071 | 91 | 271 |
Joel Roberts Poinsett of the War Department | Orders to Cav[e] Johnson, Chairman of Military Affairs, House of Representatives | orders | Washington, DC | 8 January 1840 | 5071 | 59 | 271 | |
Hiram Harris | Contract for sale of land in Powhatan County to John W. Nash and Nash's agreement for sale of same to Henry Walthall | mentioned: north side of Buckingham Road, Virginia-Powhatan Company | VA | ca. 1841 | 5071 | 163 | 271 | |
Eliza Leslie | Invitation to ? | invitation to dinner | 31 December 1841 | 5071 | 161 | 271 | ||
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Gallatin of Bleeker Street | Invitation to Mr. & Mrs. B Stevens | dinner invitation | NY | 28 April 1841 | 5071 | 141 | 271 | |
Francis H. Smith | Letter to ? | "resignation of your nephew, Keydet [Upshaw]: Keydet will depart for Charlottesville | VA Military Institute, Lexington, VA | 13 November 1841 | 5071 | 159 | 271 | |
Willie P. Mangum | Letter to ? | mentioned: W. Williams, Mr. Franklin | Washington, DC | 15 January 1841 | 5071 | 136 | 271 | |
George W. Toland, Sec, of the Navy | Letter to Abel P Upshur | mentioned: Joseph Maitland of Philadelphia desires to enter the naval service as a midshipman | Philadelphia, PA | 6 November 1841 | 5071 | 157 | 271 | |
Charles J. Mc Donald | Letter to Arthur P. Bagby, Governor of Alabama | mentioned: John Freeman & Ausberry Kelly are charged with the offence of Simple Larceny in the County of Troup, Georgia, Please hand these two men over to Henry Favor for transportation to Georgia | Milledgeville, GA | 5 November 1841 | 5071 | 153 | 271 | |
M. Robinson | Letter to Elliott Crepin of London | mentioned: "I have no reply to make to the coarse insinuation you have thrown out ", resolution of the Board of Directors {?}, new $10 a share, Bridge & Wharves, | Richmond, VA | 13 May 1841 | 5071 | 143 | 271 | |
Samuel H. Rogers | Letter to George E Badger, Sec. U. S. Navy | request for a warrant as midshipman for his son, Ambrose K. Rogers | NY | 18 April 1841 | 5071 | 138 | 271 | |
W. Jones | Letter to Henry Gibson, Clerk of U. S. Circuit Court, Richmond, VA | mentioned: Court of Appeals, Fredericksburg, bill of exception | Washington, DC | 7 January 1841 | 5071 | 133 | 271 | |
Abner Robinson | Letter to Joseph Allen of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: suit went against me for some slaves, some of them in jail, Mr. Lyons requesting $100 | Ridge Plantation | 8 August 1841 | 5071 | 149 | 271 | |
James Maury & Sons | Letter to Messrs. I. & D. Walker of Richmond, VA | letter and account | monthly tobacco report | Liverpool | 2 August 1841 | 5071 | 146 | 271 |
William B. Spraque | Letter to Mr. Keeler | Albany, NY | 11 October 1841 | 5071 | 152 | 271 | ||
Samuel Oldham | An examination paper for a law course | University of Virginia | Charlottesville, VA | ca. 1842 | 5072 | 56 | 272 | |
University of Virginia | Certificate of Proficiency in Political Economy to William P. Munford | 4 July 1842 | 5072 | 18 | 272 | |||
William E. Preble | Letter to a Committee of New York Merchants declining an invitation to a dinner in honor of Lord Ashburton | James D.P. Ogden, James G. King, Stephen Whitney, James Lee, William B. Astor, George Griswold, C. W. Laurence, Theodore Sedgwick | Portland, ME | 30 August 1842 | 5072 | 32 | 272 | |
M. H. Houston | Letter to Abel Parker Upshaw | request to look into a pension for Revolutionary War Service for a soldier who served under Upshaw's grandfather | Wheeling, VA | 15 March 1842 | 5072 | 11 | 272 | |
Joseph N. Bacon | Letter to Ann M. Mead of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: shipment of a piano that was scratched in transit | Boston, MA | 12 March 1842 | 5072 | 9 | 272 | |
Edward L. Mooney | Letter to Col. William L Stone | mentioned: a picture he painted for the Stones | NY | 1 March 1842 | 5072 | 7 | 272 | |
Ambrose Spencer | Letter to Col. William M. L. Stone of Saratoga Springs | mentioned: course pursued regarding John Tyler, Jackson "with all his faults had some sense of personal honor, and Tyler none" | Lyons, NY | August 1842 | 5072 | 34 | 272 | |
M. H. Houston, M.D. | Letter to Doctor Addison of Pittsburgh | mentioned: wife of Dr. Campbell of Williamsburg, and her pulmonary problems, cause, symptoms, and treatment. | Wheeling, VA | ca. 1842 | 5072 | 53 | 272 | |
U. S. Post Office, John A. Bryan | Letter to Edwin M. Leftwich of King William County, Virginia | Washington, DC | 9 November 1842 | 5072 | 40 | 272 | ||
Peter S. Du Ponceau | Letter to Frances Markoe | comments and observations about the National Institute for the Promotion of Science | Philadelphia, PA | 8 December 1842 | 5072 | 45 | 272 | |
Abel Parker Upshaw | Letter to George D. Baylor | response to a request to place Mr. Baylor's son on the midshipmen appointment list | Navy Dept, Washington, DC | 7 February 1842 | 5072 | 5 | 272 | |
Thomas L. L. Brent | Letter to Henry A. S. Dearborn of Boston | mentioned: state of the market for Western Lands, sale of two pictures in the Anthenium of Boston, "the judgment of Solomon" purchased by Mrs. Brent from a Spanish artist and "the holy family" purchased from the Marquis of Abrantes | Genesee County, Flint, MI | 31 January 1842 | 5072 | 2 | 272 | |
Madison Tally | Letter to Henry Smith & Company of Cartersville, Cumberland County | mentioned: Smith's interest in purchasing corn, Emanuel Booker, your boatman in Richmond | VA | 12 September 1842 | 5072 | 37 | 272 | |
Lucy F. Smith | Letter to John Adams Smith of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Maria Woodward, Lucy Smith's illness, Mary Elizabeth, sends condolences for the loss of his children | VA | 31 December 1842 | 5072 | 50 | 272 | |
J. Hoy | Letter to Joseph Cunningham of Trenton New Jersey | request to write an article censuring the rejection of our friend, Tyson, by the Senate | Philadelphia, PA | 28 April 1842 | 5072 | 14 | 272 | |
Williams L. Dayton | Letter to Peter D. Vroom of Trenton, New Jersey | mentioned: cases to be heard; Little vs. Combs | Washington, DC | 8 July 1842 | 5072 | 20 | 272 | |
John P. Kennedy | Letter to Robert Gilmor of Baltimore | mentioned: recordation of a deed in Washington County | Washington, DC | 30 July 1842 | 5072 | 25 | 272 | |
Sterling Price | Letter to Robert M. T. Hunter of Washington DC | response to Hunter about a tract of land in Missouri that was sold for back taxes; twelve miles from the Court House and about the same from the Missouri River | Keytesville, MO | 12 July 1842 | 5072 | 23 | 272 | |
David Fultz | Letter to T. Rankin Blair | mentioned: certificate of deposit | Staunton, VA | 8 December 1842 | 5072 | 42 | 272 | |
Letter to Thomas Gilmer | mentioned: observations and suggestions about the tariff | Richmond, VA | 19 August 1842 | 5072 | 27 | 272 | ||
Joseph R. Underwood | Letter to Thomas M. B. Roy of Middlesex County, Virginia | mentioned: a draft of $210 from his brother, W. L Underwood of Kentucky for Mr. Roy and Martha Roy | Washington, DC | 23 June 1842 | 5072 | 16 | 272 | |
Daniel Perkins | Agreement with Stephen P. Hughes, John S. Woodson, Thomas Perkins & D.W.K. Bowles | mentioned: anxious to have his coal pits, Edge Hill, worked | Henrico County, VA | 12 April 1843 | 5072 | 64 | 272 | |
Chapman Johnson | Legal notes, including references to litigation in the estate of Lord Fairfax | 1843-1849 | 5072 | 112 | 272 | |||
John Leeds Kerr | Letter to Asbury Dickens of Washington DC | introduces his neighbor, Dr. Edward Arnold, who is coming to Washington DC | Easton | 31 May 1843 | 5072 | 75 | 272 | |
Samuel Taylor | Letter to Bacon Tait | mentioned: Mr. William Hatcher, his mother Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hatcher, delivery | 16 September 1843 | 5072 | 93 | 272 | ||
George S. Hillard | Letter to Dear Sir | mentioned: quid pro quo from Mr. Graham on Hillard's paper on Prof. Longfellow | H. W. Lonfellow's engagement to Miss Appleton | Boston, MA | 26 May 1843 | 5072 | 70 | 272 |
Elisha Whittlesey, Auditor | Letter to E. M. Leftwich of King William County, Virginia | mentioned: F. Taliaferro | 26 May 1843 | 5072 | 73 | 272 | ||
C. C. Richardson | Letter to Haskins and Libby | mentioned: letter to Mrs. Smith and Mr. Macfarland | Armory | 30 September 1843 | 5072 | 95 | 272 | |
A. M. Green | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | mentioned: Mr. Taylor, two thousand acres of good land in Texas, my brother, Thomas Green sold to Mr. Nicholas Biddle five years age | Richmond, VA | 9 November 1843 | 5072 | 97 | 272 | |
Caleb A. Cushing | Letter to J. McCabe | mentioned: receiving Cushing's letters to deliver, leaving port shortly for Alexandria, then to Bombay and China | trade routes | Norfolk, VA | 2 August 1843 | 5072 | 77 | 272 |
Lemuel J Bowden | Letter to John J Faris of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Edloe, sale of articles left by Shepperdson, payments against a bond | Williamsburg, VA | 27 August 1843 | 5072 | 87 | 272 | |
Joseph B. Anthony | Letter to John Snyder of Pennsylvania | congratulations for winning the nomination over General Green | Williamsport, PA | 15 August 1843 | 5072 | 82 | 272 | |
Pamela Hobson | Letter to Joseph Allen of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Sister Brooks, purchase of Allen house in Richmond, Madison Court House, Belfield Cave, Polly joins me | Madison Court House, VA | 8 August 1843 | 5072 | 79 | 272 | |
John Adams Smith | Letter to Lucy P. Smith of Orange County, Virginia | mentioned: Lucy's health, his wife, arrangements to return home with John Brown, we should move from this dreadful place, Mary Eliza, care of Walter H Taylor & Co Norfolk, the Webbs, Mrs. Dunlop, preachers Pendleton, Winslow | Doctor Daniel Green is returning to the ship, Vandalia in Norfolk after leave to see his daughter who broke her arm, he intends to resign and get a small farm, Mr. John Anderson invitation to dine, John Smith can meet Lucy in Gordonsville with enough notice | Richmond, VA | 12 September 1843 | 5072 | 90 | 272 |
U.S. Frigate "Brandywine" | Letter to Mary | Cape Henry, Rio de Janeiro | ca. 1843 | 5072 | 100 | 272 | ||
Albert Pike | Letter to Messrs Gould & Banks & Company of New York City | mentioned: New Orleans, settling his bill | Little Rock, AR | 2 March 1843 | 5072 | 62 | 272 | |
William H. Dundas | Letter to Post Master at Mangohic, Virginia | very faded | King William County, VA | 25 February- 21 March 1843 | 5072 | 59 | 272 | |
Gabriel Moore | Letter to Tilghman M. Tucker | mentioned: reverses of fortune in Alabama, requesting an appointment as a land agent in Mississippi, Gen. Rayburn and Col. Hill will recommend | Panola, MS | 20 August 1843 | 5072 | 84 | 272 | |
William S. Archer | Letter to William Radford | Amelia County, VA | 2 May 1843 | 5072 | 67 | 272 | ||
Col. Charles Stewart Todd | Response to a toast complimentary to the nations in Unity with Russia | mentioned: "the Armed Neutrality of 1780, name of his compatriots of 1814 | Russia | ca. 1843 | 5072 | 109 | 272 | |
C. A. Johnson | Letter to ? | request for a catalogue of the students | Washington, DC | 17 July 1844 | 5072 | 147 | 272 | |
A. Alison of the Sheriff's Office | Letter to ? | mentioned: agreement regarding three thousand copies | Glasgow, VA | 31 December 1844 | 5072 | 172 | 272 | |
W. D. Taylor | Letter to ? | mentioned: heirs of Sterling Langhorne, children of Langhorne, Ann married to William Conner, etc. | difficult to read | 9 August 1844 | 5072 | 151 | 272 | |
William MacKeyis | Letter to A. J. Lizars, Professor of Anatomy, Aberdeen | mentioned: books and a library | Edinborough, Scotland | 26 October 1844 | 5072 | 158 | 272 | |
H Keeling | Letter to Augustus A. Hughes of Williamsburg, Virginia | mentioned: glad to hear his studies are progressing well, Delia, bad weather, Agnes and Betty are bed sick, Mrs. K and I are worn out | 2 March 1844 | 5072 | 125 | 272 | ||
T. J. Deane | Letter to B. Peyton | mentioned: deposition of money | Richmond, VA | 6 March 1844 | 5072 | 127 | 272 | |
Thomas Williamson | Letter to Col. William Bolling of Old Point | mentioned: sorry to hear of Bolling's illness, fishing on Sunday | Norfolk, VA | 26 June 1844 | 5072 | 143 | 272 | |
William Charles Macready | Letter to Coleman & Stetson, of the Astor House, New York | mentioned: a reminder to hold his rooms for his impending visit to New York | Cincinnati, OH | 25 April 1844 | 5072 | 134 | 272 | |
Thomas Newton | Letter to Dave | mentioned: birth of a daughter on July 4th, should have been a boy in honor of the day | Norfolk, VA | 4 July 1844 | 5072 | 145 | 272 | |
J. M. Miller | Letter to David W Miller, his brother of Morristown, New Jersey | TN | 12 November 1844 | 5072 | 163 | 272 | ||
John A Cunningham | Letter to Dear Madam | mentioned: his sister's trust fund, estate of R. Harris | Richmond, VA | 29 February 1844 | 5072 | 123 | 272 | |
John D. Marshall | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | Winchester, VA | 29 April 1844 | 5072 | 136 | 272 | ||
Tucker Carrington | Letter to John Maben & Company of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: listing of his tobacco account | Clarksville, VA | 13 November 1844 | 5072 | 166 | 272 | |
N. E. Venable | Letter to John Maben & Company of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: a letter published | Farmville, VA | 11 November 1844 | 5072 | 161 | 272 | |
Edward Carrington Mayo | Letter to Joseph Mayo of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: lots sold, my lot 359 | Philadelphia, PA | 7 February 1844 | 5072 | 120 | 272 | |
Pennsylvania University, W. E. Horner, Dean of the Medical Faculty | Letter to Junius C. Archer | passed his examination | PA | 20 March 1844 | 5072 | 130 | 272 | |
William Barret | Letter to Messr. Oelrichs & Turman | mentioned: tobacco market | 30 March 1844 | 5072 | 132 | 272 | ||
Witherill & Brother | Letter to Messrs Brown, Taylor & Tucker of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: payment on account, Charles E. Miller | Philadelphia, PA | 2 September 1844 | 5072 | 156 | 272 | |
John Wyman | Letter to Messrs Brown, Taylor & Tucker of Richmond, Virginia | NY | 26 July 1844 | 5072 | 149 | 272 | ||
G. Vanderwerken | Letter to Messrs Brown, Taylor and Tucker of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: buggy and harness ordered by Mr. Beverly Tucker, payment in the arrears | Newark, NJ | 20 November 1844 | 5072 | 170 | 272 | |
Chester J. Tully | Letter to Messrs. Brown, Taylor & Tucker | Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA | ca. 1844 | 5072 | 175 | 272 | ||
Cary C. Cocke | Letter to Robert Richardson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: sale of negro, Simon and a girl of nine, sends the note about the sale with Mr. Griffin | 31 August 1844 | 5072 | 154 | 272 | ||
William Wertenbaker | Letter to Thomas W. Brockenbrough of Richmond, Virginia | order for one barrel of St. Croix sugar | Charlottesville, VA | 7 June 1844 | 5072 | 141 | 272 | |
William Kenny | Letter to William W. Norvell of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: arrangements for the four hundred dollar note that Mr. Craig owes | Staunton, VA | 19 November 1844 | 5072 | 168 | 272 | |
Walter Livingston | An Assignment notice | mentioned: W. L. White | difficult to read | Richmond, VA | 20 July 1845 | 5073 | 33 | 273 |
Ann E. C. Munford | Letter to "my dear Mama", (Sarah Radford Munford) of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: her darling son leaving but will be with those who care about him, sending cloth pants and black jacket, sister Anna, best love to Eliza and brother, John, brother William. Love to brother Wythe and Lizzie, cousin Mary Hardaway and cousin Betsy Mayo | Hanover County, VA | ca. 1845 | 5073 | 52 | 273 | |
William B. Preston | Letter to ? | regarding "the defense of your unfortunate brother", the case is one of difficulty and danger | Christiansburg, VA | 11 October 1845 | 5073 | 39 | 273 | |
John Rutherford | Letter to B. Tait | request to deliver my boy, William, to Mr. Samuel Guerrant | 8 July 1845 | 5073 | 26 | 273 | ||
Henry Howe | Letter to Charles Campbell of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: edition will be out and bound by mid April, history of Virginia, desires to get a portrait of Randolph | NY | 5 February 1845 | 5073 | 5 | 273 | |
James Garnett | Letter to Doc Johnson | mentioned: trying to visit and found Doc absent and heading for the country where he might feel better | 21 June 1845 | 5073 | 23 | 273 | ||
R. C. Nicholas | Letter to Edmund Christian, Marshall of the Eastern District of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Hale Neilson and Thomas Neilson | 22 July 1845 | 5073 | 31 | 273 | ||
George C. Gilmer | Letter to Griswold & Claiborne, attorneys in Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: land in King William, Mr. John Thompson of the Senate, a trip to Kentucky, Dr. Spiller's will, Gilmer's wife passing in 1845, the Spiller's heirs, guardian for G. G. Spiller | Buck Island, VA | 1845-1846 | 5073 | 55 | 273 | |
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen | Letter to J. Hoyt, number 70, Wall Street, New York | mentioned: the Stanhope matter | Newark, NJ | 12 November 1845 | 5073 | 45 | 273 | |
Leickie Galt | Letter to John Farris & Company of Richmond, Virginia | request for a shipment of Family Flour to be delivered to grove landing by Friday | Williamsburg, VA | 5 March 1845 | 5073 | 8 | 273 | |
J. G. Fulton | Letter to Johns J. Farris & Company | mentioned: a note that he owed, J. R. Lynch | Augusta County , VA | 7 July 1845 | 5073 | 28 | 273 | |
James Buchanan | Letter to Joseph Clay Neal of Philadelphia | response to Buchanan's recommendation in favor of Mr. Thomas N. Carr of New York for the appointment of Consul to the Barbary Powers | Washington, DC | 12 May 1845 | 5073 | 21 | 273 | |
J. B. Harvie | Letter to M. M . Saunders | Richmond, VA | 18 March 1845 | 5073 | 10 | 272 | ||
Charles Morris | Letter to Messr. Lichels & Cook | request for the cost of attaching a cut off, patented by Mr. Frederick Lichels, on the engine of the U. S. Steamer Mississippi at the Navy Yard in Boston | appears the Navy wants to compare two similar patents: Mr. Steven's and Mr. Lichels' | Bureau of Naval Construction | 20 March 1845 | 5073 | 13 | 273 |
Reuben T. Thom | Letter to Richard Hill of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mrs. Ellis' claim against Dr. Ed H. Carmichael | 21 January 1845 | 5073 | 2 | 273 | ||
James Knox Polk | Letter to Robert J. Walker | a note about opening letters that arrived in a packet | Washington, DC | 21 December 1845 | 5073 | 50 | 273 | |
Thomas B. Carter | Letter to Thomas B. Roy | request to assist Thomas B. Carter obtain a pardon (in jail) | mentioned: brother Churchill, cousin Harriet | 3 November 1845 | 5073 | 42 | 273 | |
Granville Bullock | Letter to William Dabney | mentioned: a bond, Mr. William Massie, Mr. S. Morris | Louisa County, VA | 1 August 1845 | 5073 | 36 | 273 | |
Albert C. Brown, Governor | Letter to William G. Oden | an appointment as a policeman for Lowndes County | Jackson, MS | 18 November 1845 | 5073 | 47 | 273 | |
Elizabeth Baldwin Jarvis | Power of Attorney | Elizabeth Jarvis of the County of Hart, Kentucky appoints Lewis Barret to recover any property coming to her from the State of Virginia by the virtue of a purchase made by her late husband, John Baldwin of Stephen and Edith Owen of Chesterfield County | KY and VA | 1 April 1845 | 5073 | 18 | 273 | |
Philip F. Voorhies on the U. S. Frigate, Congress | Recommendation of Charles Danister from Louisiana | Danister, former mate of the Bainbridge and Congress is qualified for the midshipman's warrant | Norfolk, VA | 24 March 1845 | 5073 | 16 | 273 | |
Virginia General Assembly | An Act incorporating a company to construct a turnpike road from Howardsville, Albemarle County, to the bridge across Rockbridge in Nelson County | 17 February 1846 | 5073 | 63 | 273 | |||
Sidney Bruse | Letter to ? | response to request for his signature | Washington, DC | 10 March 1846 | 5073 | 68 | 273 | |
James Mayo | Letter to ? Taylor | a short note | Richmond, VA | 5 May 1846 | 5073 | 89 | 273 | |
Frederick Vincent | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | mentioned: W. Williams , Henrico County Court, requests delay of court hearing | Norfolk, VA | 27 October 1846 | 5073 | 102 | 273 | |
Schyler Colfax | Letter to J. Leander Starr, General Agent, New York | mentioned: wind up of this agency with information of expenses incurred, cloud between this country and England | South Bend, IN | 29 June 1846 | 5073 | 96 | 273 | |
F. Jon May | Letter to John H. Knight | request for funds held by Mr. Knight, comments about politics of the day; mentions Polk and John Quincy | Petersburg, VA | 10 February 1846 | 5073 | 60 | 273 | |
J. M. Saunders | Letter to John J. Faris & Company | mentioned: Mr. Payne's draft and amount owed | Charlottesville, VA | 16 March 1846 | 5073 | 73 | 273 | |
George Bancroft | Letter to Jonathon Dwight & William Dwight of Springfield, Massachusetts | mentioned: his draw for a thousand dollars for the support and education of my children, Louisa D, John C, and George Bancroft by the provisions of the will of their grandfather | Washington, DC | 23 April 1846 | 5073 | 87 | 273 | |
Virginia Myers | Letter to Joseph Mayo of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: imploring him to represent her in this matter (jury trial), they consign me to the depths of degradation, I alone will remunerate you | Alta Vista, VA | 26 November 1846 | 5073 | 104 | 273 | |
Turley & Smith | Letter to Messr. Hubbard & Gardner | mentioned: taking depositions at the offices of R. G. Scott, Currin and Strange, notes payable | Memphis, TN | 24 December 1846 | 5073 | 106 | 273 | |
George Peabody | Letter to Messr. Wetmore & Cryder of New York | mentioned: the "Emerald" has arrived at Cork and is on the way to London, nothing as yet heard of the "Mary Morris," tea remains very dull, Ohio State Stock, New York Life Insurance & Trust Stock | enclosed copies for W. W. DeForest & Co; S. S. Jones & Co. | London, England | 1846-1847 | 5073 | 112 | 273 |
Jacob Bobsack | Letter to Messrs. Shackleford and Lewallen of Lynchburg | mentioned: yards of blanketing and cleaning | 2 September 1846 | 5073 | 99 | 273 | ||
Jared Sparks | Letter to Sanford & Hayward of Cleveland, Ohio | request for a copy of the Western Reserve Almanac | Cambridge, MA | 2 March 1846 | 5073 | 66 | 273 | |
S. S, Baxter | Letter to Thomas Carbury | mentioned: Messr. Robert Stanard and James Lyons are the counsel for McCeary, Attorney General vs. Feirers, Ratcliffe and Purcell, person's estates with no certain heirs in Virginia may be recovered by the Literary Fund | VA | 13 June 1846 | 5073 | 93 | 273 | |
John K. Archer | Letter to Virginia ? | mentioned: tell Simon, his wife, Amy, is still ill but the prospects for improvement are great | Amelia County, VA | 11 May 1846 | 5073 | 91 | 273 | |
A. Von Buhlow from St. Vincents Hospital | Letter to Walton James of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned his ill health and possible trip to Richmond for important business matters. "My young man, Wilkins has left Lynchburg but as yet no one has seen him; please look out for him; alludes to a little memorial, requests that his friends know he is not dead yet | Norfolk, VA | 6 April 1846 | 5073 | 84 | 273 | |
J. Trimble | Letter to William M. McCarty of Alexandria | Mentioned: suit brought against men cutting lumber off of McCarty's property, on Ohio, Col. Bond, Mr. Nathaniel Massie of Chillicothe, John Carter | Hillsborough, OH | 15 March 1846 | 5073 | 70 | 273 | |
North Carolina Militia | Petition to Governor William Alexander Graham: Commander in Chief, North Carolina Militia | regarding a question of rank, Cross Creek Company | NC | ca. 1846 | 5073 | 109 | 273 | |
Philadelphia Courts | Summons Case: Casper W. Pennock vs. Harvey L Sellers | I promise to pay to the order of Doctor Casper W. Pennock one hundred dollars for value received, signed H L Sellers | Philadelphia, PA | 1 March 1846 | 5073 | 75 | 273 | |
P. G. Washington of the Auditor's Office | Account to Andrew A. Kincannon, U.S. Marshall, Columbus, Mississippi | account of money collected and deposited for U.S. vs. Harris Jernigan, U.S. vs. Wesley B Kimbell, U.S. vs. Joseph G. Hall | also mentioned: Granville R. Morris | MS | 15 October 1847 | 5073 | 143 | 273 |
John Scott Rousse, Attorney at law of the Supreme Court of New Jersey | Affidavit in the case of Elisha Shepperson vs. John S. Pekins & B. G. Adams | mentioned: office of Richard Goodman in the City of New York, Witnesses for the defendant: James A. Donaldson, R N Howes, Addington Reed and Henry Costar | John M. Mason, a commissioner appointed under a act of the State of Virginia doth certify that John Scott Rousse appeared before me; depositions from the Husting Court of Richmond, Virginia: N. B. Gardner, Byron Irvin, Moses Searing, Joseph Halsey, Peter S [?], George W. Ray, R. N. Howes, Stephen Wyatt, W. H. Beebe, Henry Costar, & Ezra Durand | NY | 2 October 1847 | 5073 | 139 | 273 |
Thomas Eubank | Agreement with Garland N. Parrish | Indenture by Thomas Eubank of Hanover County for 1848 and 1849; a mutual agreement for a limited time period | Hanover County, VA | 18 October 1847 | 5073 | 145 | 273 | |
Thomas S. James | Letter to Ferdinand A James of Cartersville, Cumberland County Virginia | mentioned: sorry to hear of his Mama's illness, remarks about the possible sale of Cumberland County lands that his brother, Fred, requested; mother has spent everything on Frank; when possible bring mother to Arkansas | Pine Bluff, AR | 30 October 1847 | 5073 | 147 | 273 | |
J. Hazlehurst | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | mentioned: Mr. Hurford discharged from his office of Executor, 141 new shares of stock, Mr. Coleman's death, Bank of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | 19 June 1847 | 5073 | 132 | 273 | |
U. S. Patent Office | Letter to Jesse Leavens of Springfield, Massachusetts | Patent for an improvement in sash machinery | Washington, DC | 12 June 1847 | 5073 | 128 | 273 | |
Benjamin F. Butler | Letter to John Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy, Washington DC | recommendation for Doctor George S. Parkin of New York City as a candidate for the appointment of Assistant Surgeon in the Navy | NY | 2 April 1847 | 5073 | 120 | 273 | |
Sarah Joseph Hale (Buell) | Letter to Mrs. Neal | a thank you note | Philadelphia, PA | 23 July 1847 | 5073 | 137 | 273 | |
Thomas J. Massie | Letter to Shackleford & Lewellan of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: bank notes and Mr. Warwick | Nelson County, VA | 28 November 1847 | 5073 | 153 | 273 | |
John Wilson & Company | Letter to William L. Montague of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: the "Patrick Henry," your parcel by her is insured for $1400, there is a scarcity of long, bright leaf | New York, NY | February-March 1847 | 5073 | 117 | 273 | |
Sumners & Miller | Letter to William or Alexander Smith of Cartersville, Virginia, and to Messr. Smith & Miller | mentioned: Edward Scott, and a note he owes, Edward Scott deeded a house to his mother-in-law to claim "Poor Man's Law" and escape paying the debt | Kanawha Court House, VA | 1847-1849 | 5073 | 155 | 273 | |
Fleming Saunders | Letter to William Radford of Bedford County | mentioned: his son, Fleming, a deed in trust acknowledged before James Bullock, the deed is lost, his brother, Peter, who is very sick | 22 April 1847 | 5073 | 122 | 273 | ||
Richard B. Baptist | Note on account to ? | Boydton, VA | 7 June 1847 | 5073 | 130 | 273 | ||
Robert G. Scott | Permit to Mr. McConnell | permission to take Rebecca to his house | 25 June 1847 | 5073 | 135 | 273 | ||
William Mc Keige | Receipted bill for $900 for loss of a schooner in the service of the U. S. Squadron to the U. S. Navy Department | approved by Matthew Perry | 24 November 1847 | 5073 | 150 | 273 | ||
Claude Crozet | Rough calculations having to do with the flow of water in Haxall's race | not Crozet's signature, possibly dictated | Richmond, VA | 5 June 1847 | 5073 | 125 | 273 | |
N. Smith Brown, Governor, Executive Dept | Commission to William Johnson, as Justice of the Peace for Jackson County, Tennessee | Nashville, TN | 3 June 1848 | 0 | ||||
Joseph W. Matthews, Governor of Mississippi | Governor's appointments of Officers in the Mississippi State Militia | appointments: Oscar A. F. Meek, James M. Brown | Jackson, MS | 1848-1849 | 5074 | 78 | 274 | |
W. Newton | Letter to ? | Lisbon, Spain | 4 October 1848 | 5074 | 52 | 274 | ||
Harry B. Gaines | Letter to ? | mentioned: Mr. Cardwell, Estate of the late Mr. Randolph | Petersburg, VA | 9 June 1848 | 5074 | 34 | 274 | |
Charles B. Haddock | Letter to Alden Partridge | mentioned: owe you an apology, invitation to act as chaplain | Washington, DC | 29 July 1848 | 5074 | 44 | 274 | |
Charles F. M. Garnett | Letter to Dear Henry | mentioned: copy of his resignation and his differences with the President (?), full Board support of his professional conduct and abilities, stockholders, let James Hunter know I am returning to Richmond | second letter mentions a possible offer from Nashville, but will take less if he can return to Virginia | Columbia, SC | 1848-1849 | 5074 | 73 | 274 |
J. Stamper | Letter to Edward R. Meanley of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: certificate drawing 5/56 int., of deposit from the City Savings Bank, Kent, Kendal & Atwater, please deposit in the Exchange Bank, William Christian generally called William Tish | New Kent, VA | 13 January 1848 | 5074 | 2 | 274 | |
W. P. Peyton | Letter to Elvira H. [Munford] Ellis of Richmond, Virginia | Dear Sister, I love everything in Richmond that has a single drop of Munford blood, Lizzie's relatives, nephew, Willie Munford, Sister Anna and little Willie, his mother | Staunton, VA | 24 July 1848 | 5074 | 41 | 274 | |
Alfred Beckley | Letter to Henry A. S. Dearborn of Roxbury, Massachusetts | mentioned: his situation in the unsettled portion of West or New Virginia, ten years pioneering in this area, the Turnpike from the Great Falls of the Great Kanawha to the Red Sulfur Springs in Monroe County, we greatly need a school teacher and would like a young man from your area, for two years of teaching I will make him a Deed of General warranty to a farm of one hundred acres, we are taking measures to form a new county to be called, Raleigh, please make an inquiry at Harvard and Washington College , Hartford, CT, we are in a state of transition from the squalor to civilized and need a teacher for improvement, PS, we could use a blacksmith, as well | Wildwood, Fayette, VA | 2 February 1848 | 5074 | 7 | 274 | |
Andrew Hunter | Letter to Henry L .Brooke | mentioned: a court case, Walraven vs. Loch, Judge Allen, Mr. Basett | difficult to read | Charleston, SC | 1 March 1848 | 5074 | 10 | 274 |
Henry Northrup | Letter to Henry L Brooke | mentioned: confided to you the claims of Capt Peter Moore, Isaac Browning and ? for suits against the State of Virginia, case of Capt Edward Travis, and you, an attorney employed in good faith allowed these cases to lie unattended for three years; Joseph Boxley, Spotsylvania Court House | Lt. John Scott died testate in Prince Edward County, Virginia | Washington, DC | ca. 1848 | 5074 | 58 | 274 |
James Hunter | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | letter #1: accounts from Maryland, Mr. Price, Major Clarke. John Morris was mistaken about the estimates, engineers, construction, Clay is secretly hostile, chief engineer, stockholders, put Garnett on his guard, Lynchburg, Bedford | Shawsville, VA | 1848-1852 | 5074 | 81 | 274 | |
David Shelton | Letter to Henry L. Brooke of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: suit in Chancery, H. S. George Tucker Executor for Judith Randolph, Lyle and Samuel Booker, certain lots near the Town of Farmville, Thomas Leigh Attorney | Clarksville, VA | 22 August 1848 | 5074 | 47 | 274 | |
R. Williams | Letter to Henry Smith & James Miller of Cartersville, Cumberland County, Virginia | mentioned: F. L .Wilkinson, Benjamin Wilkinson, nephew, John Orbeson, questions about securities | Hickman, KY | 16 June 1848 | 5074 | 36 | 274 | |
Darius N. Couch | Letter to John Earl, Jr. & Company | request for making him a frock without shoulder straps and three pair of white drill pants; wider around the waist | charge to Purdy & Krail, 442 Pearl St, NY | Toluca, Mexico | 1 May 1848 | 5074 | 29 | 274 |
A. V. Duke | Letter to John S. Woodson of Louisa County | mentioned: Mr. Shelton, Louisa Superior Court, I am unable to pay but will as soon as I receive monies owed to me | Henrico County, VA | 26 April 1848 | 5074 | 20 | 274 | |
Mary | Letter to My Dearest Aunt | 27 November 1848 | 5074 | 55 | 274 | |||
Leslie Coombs | Letter to N. P. Williams | mentioned: Mr. Clay, the Whig Party | Lexington, KY | 31 March 1848 | 5074 | 15 | 274 | |
Walter Cunningham | Letter to R. L. Brooke | Washington | 18 May 1848 | 5074 | 26 | 274 | ||
J. H. Ellerson | Letter to R. T. Lacy of New Kent County, Virginia | mentioned: Peter and Peter's wife (slaves), Mrs. Ellerson, I am compelled to keep up two separate establishment and I need two cooks, one for Hanover and one for Chesterfield, I will sell the Chesterfield property (150 acres, half in woods, with a fine garden and buildings) as soon as the new bridge is built linking Manchester | Richmond, VA | 25 April 1848 | 5074 | 23 | 274 | |
Alfred Iverson | Letter to Richard Smith | mentioned: Columbus, Georgia, father's house and lot in the city and the debt to the Bank of the U.S. John Forsyth is unable to meet his debt and is in hopes the Bank will hold the property at a reasonable rate | Washington, DC | 28 January 1848 | 5074 | 4 | 274 | |
George Ashman | Letter to William Dwight | Springfield, MA | 24 March 1848 | 5074 | 13 | 274 | ||
Thomas T. Edmunds, Emery and Henry College | Letter to Worthy Brothers | mentioned: Quarterly Returns, Isaac Pettyjohn | Emery, VA | 3 April 1848 | 5074 | 18 | 274 | |
Samuel L. Gouverneur | Memorandum of an agreement with William Helm | mentioned: Samuel L Gouverneur and his wife, and Richard Smith, Executor of Eliza K. Hayden, William Helm of Fauquier County, Virginia, account of the Revolutionary Services of Lt. Col. James Monroe, half pay | pay to Robert E. Scott the amount of contract | 2 June 1848 | 5074 | 38 | 274 | |
Edward R. Meanley, Retail and wholesale dealer in liquors | Misc. documents | mentioned: to the credit of James Stamper, Petersburg, Virginia: T. H. Wilcox, for T. Lacy, R. S. Thompson, pay unto Mr. Moore 50 dollars for a negro woman slave, Molly to be employed as a cook; receipts for taxes paid on gross sales from Mr. Meanley | small gold watch held as collateral for debt of W. B. Crump; account of stock merchandise, E. N. Woodson, Miller & Franklin; printed forms, several signatures from City of Richmond | Richmond, VA | 1848-1869 | 5074 | 89 | 274 |
Sons of Temperance, Virginia Division, Nos. 79, 81, 82, 87, & 89 | Quarterly returns to the Grand Division | mentioned: Y. Y. Edmondson, H. D. Clayton, F. Slaughter, Bernard Cole. Moses George, John Toombs, Malcolm H. Crump, Isaac M. Petty, George M. Ryan, C. C. Ricketts, Joseph Comfret, John F Waters, James M. Brown, Williams H. Page, Peter Kidd, N. B. Butler, William B. Redd. H. H. Miller, W. M. Prottsman, N. S. Adams | VA | ca. 1848 | 5074 | 65 | 274 | |
Richard M. Johnson & others | Recommendation for Augustine R. Coleman for a place in the U. S. Navy as a midshipman, to President James Knox Polk | Lexington, KY | 1 September 1848 | 5074 | 50 | 274 | ||
George W. Towns, Governor of Georgia | Appointment as an acting Justice of the Peace in the County of Heard, Georgia to Blakely L. Harris | James Wilder and Mary C. Wilder, formerly Mary C. Howell wife or William Howell, dec. who resided in Fayette County, Georgia and died in Mexico and R. Edwards and his wife, Elizabeth Edwards only child of the said William Howell appoint Henry Moor of the County of Pike a lawful attorney to collect from Capt. W. B. Blair monies owed the estate of William Howell | Milledgeville, GA | 27 September 1849 | 5074 | 130 | 274 | |
Albany Supreme Court, New York | Judgment : Eliah Grant & John O. Sayles vs. John McCauglin & Henry Wright | I, Amasa J. Parker, Judge of the Supreme Court statement, Robert S. Lay, Clerk, William L. Learned, attorney for the plaintiffs | Albany, NY | 18 December 1849 | 5074 | 146 | 274 | |
Albert Smith | Letter to Col. W. B. Barnett, U. S. Naval Engineer of Philadelphia | mentioned: delivering message to Annie, no knowledge of rotating Col. Barnett | Boston, MA | 1849-1850 | 5074 | 156 | 274 | |
Augustus A. Chapman | Letter to ? | mentioned: land speculations, 50,000 acres, 2700 acres surveyed, 5900 acre tract | Monroe County, VA | 5 December 1849 | 5074 | 143 | 274 | |
William W. Anderson | Letter to Elisha Jackson of Cumberland County, Virginia | mentioned: his brother, Michael's estate, brother, Richard's estate, pay a debt to Waddy, your brother, William Jackson, Richard's woman, Phyllis and her two children were sold at Louisa, one old man, Boston, yet to be sold, Mary's desire to send Sallie Mildred to school in Richmond if I can pay the tuition Mr. Pulliam will pay her board and room | Powhatan Court House, VA | 1849-1852 | 5074 | 160 | 274 | |
Thomas Eubank | Letter to Jorden L. Mott of Water Street, New York | mentioned: when are you coming? Remember me to Mrs. Van Doren | Washington, DC | 9 July 1849 | 5074 | 122 | 274 | |
James Quarles | Letter to Michael Anderson of Gordonsville, Orange County, Virginia | mentioned: Addison Miles, dec. his brother, Henry Miles, Administrator of Estate, if you prefer a lawyer, I suggest John G. Miller, remember me to your wife, W. king, Dr. Beal, and cousin, Maria Baker | Boonville | 26 June 1849 | 5074 | 119 | 274 | |
Erastus A. Corning | Letter to the Manager of the Aster House, New York | mentioned: his son coming through New York from New Haven and please loan him two dollars | Albany, NY | 27 April 1849 | 5074 | 117 | 274 | |
C. P. Goodall | Letter to Thomas H. Dickinson, Jeffer's Store, Nottoway County, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Street, Mr. Boothe | Hanover, VA | 19 October 1849 | 5074 | 138 | 274 | |
Joseph Smith | Letter to Thomas M. Carr | mentioned: Commodore Morgan and I are on good terms, he is a friend of Mr. Crittendon who is one of the spokes in the wheel of government, Mr. Sprague at Gibraltar, relieving the present counsel at Tangiers | Bureau of Yards and Docks | 18 July 1849 | 5074 | 127 | 274 | |
Henry Moore | Letter to W. B. Blair, U. S. A., Washington City | mentioned: Estate of William Howell | Griffin, GA | 29 September 1849 | 5074 | 134 | 274 | |
Valentine W. Southall | Letter to William A. Turner | mentioned: letter from Mr. Rives to the President of the Howardsville Turnpike Company, court case, Col. Fitzpatrick, damage to Mrs. Farrer, opinion about removal of a fence | Charlottesville, VA | 14 July 1849 | 5074 | 124 | 274 | |
Chatham County Court, Georgia | Order to the trustees of the infirmary for the relief of afflicted negroes | Inferior Court in Chambers, November 5, 1849, present: William Thomas Williams, Robert A. Lewis, R. T. Gibson, A. Porter, Order of 1830 | mentions health of patients | Savannah, GA | 5 November 1849 | 5074 | 140 | 274 |
Remarks on Liberty and the new horizons in Europe | mentioned: fall of Louis Phillippe | very faded | ca. 1849 | 5074 | 153 | 274 | ||
John Williston | Agreement with James G. Wilson of the City of New York and a deposition certified by Thomas Eubank | depositions taken at the office of William Hendren, Warren W. Wing, Deputy Marshall | mentioned: lot on Duke Street in the City of Norfolk occupied by James B Gray, Samuel Bull, William Woodworth, dec. patent for a machine for tonguing and grooving plank | Norfolk, VA | 6-8 January 1850 | 5074 | 165 | 274 |
Baltimore County | Indentures between William F. Lynch & Alfred J. Miller for a parcel of land | Baltimore, MD | 18 April 1850 | 5074 | 183 | 274 | ||
"Several Conscientious Virginians" | Letter to Daniel Webster | compliments about his speech on slavery; even the bible suggests that slavery is compatible with holiness with many quotes from the books of the Bible | 26 March 1850 | 5074 | 177 | 274 | ||
R. T. Blackburn | Letter to the President of the United States, Zachary Taylor | "I have place in the Hands of the Board of Managers of the Washington National Monument Society a leather portfolio or writing case which will be presented to you that is a relic of General George Washington" | attests to the authenticity since he received it from his father, Capt Sherman Blackburn of Fairfax County who in turn received if from his brother-in-law Judge B. Washington | Spring Grove, Jefferson County, VA | 13 March 1850 | 5074 | 175 | 274 |
Daniel Webster | Invitation to James Harvey Bingham | invitation to dinner at Louisiana Ave. | picture of Daniel Webster | 10 March 1851 | 5075 | 14 | 275 | |
E. Conway | Letter concerning Carter vs. Brent | Fredericksburg, VA | 26 November 1851 | 5075 | 58 | 275 | ||
Oliver P. Baldwin | Letter recommending his son, a young lawyer , looking for clients | His son, O. P. Baldwin graduated from the University of Virginia | Baltimore, MD | 20 June 1851 | 5075 | 37 | 275 | |
Charles F. Osborne | Letter to ? | Waller vs. Gilliam; Osborne vs. Waller | NY | 8 April 1851 | 5075 | 27 | 275 | |
John F. Scott | Letter to ? | mentioned: his mother, his brother, Hugh Scott, Estate of Mr. Grisman | U. S. Court Miller vs. Grinnan | Fredericksburg, VA | 20 December 1851 | 5075 | 61 | 275 |
R. H. Rose | Letter to ? | mentioned: ad for the descendants of Benjamin R Carpenter, formerly of Amherst County, Virginia, meeting of all persons of the Carpenter name in Richmond, Virginia : Doctor Carpenter's estate and any claims | Benjamin first settled in Tidewater, Virginia, married Miss Eaton and died in 1832 in Amherst County at the age of 101 and left nine children (all listed) | TN | 25 June 1851 | 5075 | 40 | 275 |
W. M. Bryce | Letter to Alexander Richmond Holladay of Washington, DC | request for public reports, leaving the Old Dominion (Virginia) twelve months ago for Tennessee, Whigs, politics | Memphis, TN | December 1851 | 5075 | 64 | 275 | |
James D. Dana | Letter to Augustus S. Gould | mentioned: Theodore Parker | New Haven, CT | 30 July 1851 | 5075 | 49 | 275 | |
John G. Todd, of Texas | Letter to Capt. William B. Blair of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: San Antonio. General Gibson, General Garland, Fredericksburg, change the location of the 8th Regiment, Col. Tompkins is to relieve major Babbitt, Major Longstreet, instructions for Blair's trip to Texas, Meat Biscuit, Mrs. Sydners' boarding House in Galveston, Willard Hotel in Washington DC | Washington, DC | 13 February 1851 | 5075 | 10 | 275 | |
William H. Davis | Letter to Charles F. Osborne | mentioned: Court of Chancery, reimbursement for costs and counsel fees, Waller's claim, a lien, taxes | Richmond, VA | 7 April 1851 | 5075 | 24 | 275 | |
E. C. P. | Letter to D. W. Haxall of Richmond, Virginia | requests information about John Wormley's killing of his son-in-law, Mary Dellete's letter to Aunt Mary Carter, death of Alexander Dunbar, William Dunbar, the Wilkinson Family, a house fire | Woodville, Rappahannock County, VA | 24 March 1851 | 5075 | 16 | 275 | |
Millard Fillmore | Letter to Elizabeth Harrington, Albany, New York | response to an inquiry about establishing a female institute in Virginia | Washington, DC | 4 February 1851 | 5075 | 4 | 275 | |
James E. Heath | Letter to Francis A. Dickens | opinion about John C. Cocke's claim for half pay in the State of Virginia's Navy; depositions of Payne, Griffin and Green | Pension Office, Washington, DC | 29 July 1851 | 5075 | 46 | 275 | |
M. B. Seawell | Letter to Henry L. Brooke | mentioned: Seawell's representation for the descendents of Peter Bernard, dec who served in the Revolutionary War, John Bernard of Matthews County, Virginia, Philip Tabb | Gloucester Court House, VA | 26 March 1851 | 5075 | 19 | 275 | |
Moderwell & Kauffelt | Letter to J. W. Atkinson of Philadelphia | Columbia, PA | 29 March 1851 | 5075 | 22 | 275 | ||
Josiah Smith | Letter to John Cunningham of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: taking his wife to Old Point, Virginia for the baths in September, Dr. Tinsley's suggestion | Powhatan Court House, VA | 25 August 1851 | 5075 | 52 | 275 | |
G. W. Good | Letter to John William Clark of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: power of attorney to Robert Standard | St. Louis, MO | 10 June 1851 | 5075 | 34 | 275 | |
Pierre Soule | Letter to Lewis S. Coryell of Pennsylvania | mentioned: a bill in the Senate | Washington, DC | 5 February 1851 | 5075 | 6 | 275 | |
Ivers J. Austin | Letter to Marson & Seddon | mentioned: collecting a bill against E. Newbern, Richmond, John G. Williams, possible suit | Austin vs. Newbern | Boston, MA | 28 June 1851 | 5075 | 43 | 275 |
Henry Clay | Letter to Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington | response to an inquiry about the government purchasing property in London County, Georgia for the purpose of establishing a female seminary | Washington, DC | 27 January 1851 | 5075 | 2 | 275 | |
James D. Doty | Letter to Oscar T. Keeler | response to a letter about a signature | House of Representatives, Washington DC | 8 February 1851 | 5075 | 8 | 275 | |
John W. Forney | Letter to T. N. Carr | Philadelphia, PA | 20 November 1851 | 5075 | 56 | 275 | ||
Andrew J. Coons | Letter to William C. Nash of Powhatan Court House, Virginia | a request for the trustees of the Martha Ashley property to make the deed directly to Coons; included is a note from R. Batte releasing his share of a purchase in the Ashley property to Andrew J Coons | also includes an opinion from Todd & (?) about the lines of the property | St. Louis, MO | 1851-1852 | 5075 | 89 | 275 |
American Institute | Notice of membership in the Institute to Col. Ward B. Burnett | signed N. Meigs | NY | 4 June 1851 | 5075 | 32 | 275 | |
John I. Guion | Order to the State of Tennessee to take into custody one Negro boy charged with larceny | Jackson, MS | 3 November 1851 | 5075 | 54 | 275 | ||
United States vs. James Harvey Cannon | Papers regarding the case of an eleven year old boy charged with robbing the U. S. Mail | Letter from Thomas F. Buck, requesting clemency from the President of U. S, on behalf of the boy's parents (John F. Cannon, father ), Robert Turner, Clerk of Warren County, Virginia | Letter from magistrates of Warren County, Virginia: eighteen signatures Letter for clemency signed by one hundred signatures Statement from Erwin C. Brown vs. U. S. Another statement from A. Dangerfield, Rector vs. U. S,: both against James R. Cannon and the U.S. | Loudoun County, VA | ca. 1851 | 5075 | 67 | 275 |
Alexander Edmonds | Private agreement with William Helm re: claim on estate of John Catesby Cocke | claim for half pay during the Revolutionary War service of John Catesby Cocke , Capt. of the Marines in the Virginia State Navy | signed Teste: William Jennings | 28 April 1851 | 5075 | 29 | 275 | |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Courts, City and County | " Deed Poll" | Sheriff's order to sell David Bailey dec. lot and house on west side of Locust Street in Hamilton Village, West Philadelphia to settle a debt held by William M. McClure. Franklin Fell and wife bought the property at sale | West Philadelphia, PA | 19 June 1852 | 5075 | 145 | 275 | |
Eustace Conway | Invitation to Alexander R. Holladay | Fredericksburg, VA | 19 November 1852 | 5075 | 198 | 275 | ||
Edward Hardy of the Hydrographic Office | Letter to E. & G. W. Blunt | a thank you note requested by Admiral Sir Francis Beafort for the map of the Arctic Region prepared at Washington | London, England | 29 January 1852 | 5075 | 109 | 275 | |
Anna R .[Munford] Sherrard | Letter to "My dear Mother: Sarah [ Radford] Munford of Lafayette, Montgomery County, Virginia | mentioned: Jacqueline Marshall arrived from Fauquier, Virginia Sherrard, Joseph Sherrard, Mrs. Breeden, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Washington, Misses Fitzhugh, Mrs. Douthat, Robert Sherrard has been made a Judge in Captains Sutters District, California | included an invitation to the marriage of Julia Creighton to Sam Smith, Jun from Mrs. Robert Creighton | Winchester, VA | 19 August 1852 | 5075 | 178 | 275 |
Thomas T. Munford | Letter to "My dearest Grand Ma" [Sarah Radford Munford] of Montgomery County, Virginia | mentioned: her brother and Aunt Betsy, mortified to hear upon arriving in Lynchburg that Wythe had been treated badly at V.M.I., sending 10 dollars for Uncle John, Mr. Peyton, Mr. Richard Ellis | Richmond, VA | 13 August 1852 | 5075 | 175 | 275 | |
William M. Burwell | Letter to ? | note about paying off a note when he returns to Richmond | Washington, DC | 26 May 1852 | 5075 | 136 | 275 | |
W. B. Barton | Letter to Alexander R. Hoilladay | mentions the River and Harbor bill before Congress and how important it is to the Rappahannock River in Virginia | 23 July 1852 | 5075 | 170 | 275 | ||
R. B. Semple | Letter to Alexander R. Holladay | request a letter of support for John C. Porter to attend the University of Virginia, Mr. Porter is a graduate to the Lexington Institute | Fredericksburg, VA | 22 July 1852 | 5075 | 166 | 275 | |
H. W. Murray | Letter to Alexander R. Holladay of Washington, DC | request for Holladay's endorsement for Murray's appointment as Clerk of the Louisa Chancery Court, mentions David M. Hunter's election to Clerk of the Court | Louisa Court House, VA | 22 July 1852 | 5075 | 164 | 275 | |
B. R. Wellford | Letter to Alexander R. Holladay, House of Representatives, Washington DC | mentioned: River and Harbor Bill before Congress and please keep Virginia in mind | Fredericksburg, VA | 22 July 1852 | 5075 | 168 | 275 | |
William A Moncure | Letter to Alexander R.. Holladay | request for an appointment to West Point for his son Esutace C. Moncure | "I only have eleven children" | Ruther Glen, Caroline County, VA | 7 August 1852 | 5075 | 173 | 275 |
John W. Nash | Letter to Andrew J. Coons of St. Louis, Missouri | response to his letter: his son, William C. Nash, Mr. James Jennings, Bass and myself, sale of lots in St. Louis conveyed to us by Martha Ashley in trust | Powhatan County, VA | 16 March 1852 | 5075 | 123 | 275 | |
J. Armour | Letter to Askell Elliot and Company | enclosed find the documents relating to Mrs. Margaret Mylne's death, mentions: Quebec and Britain | 1 July 1852 | 5075 | 155 | 275 | ||
Tucker Carrington | Letter to Capt. E. A. Williams of Clarkesville, Virginia | mentioned: invitation, Honorable H. A .Wise | Richmond, VA | 7 May 1852 | 5075 | 134 | 275 | |
John Wells Foster | Letter to Charles Whittlesey | mentioned: Hall and I are leaving New York to examine certain points of Geology on the way west to Cleveland, fossils, Dr. Newberry | Brimfield, MA | 8 November 1852 | 5075 | 195 | 275 | |
Aaron A. Ward | Letter to Col. Ward B. Burnett | mentioned his conversation with Mr., Stewart about the additional cost of the buildings above the original estimate, Mr. Todd, Mr. Wells | Washington, DC | 19 February 1852 | 5075 | 117 | 275 | |
William B. Astor | Letter to Coleman & Stetson | acknowledges the receipt of your letter but I am not inclined to make the changes | NY | 24 January 1852 | 5075 | 104 | 275 | |
George W. Mordecai | Letter to E. A .Williams | response declining an invitation to a barbecue | Raleigh, NC | 4 June 1852 | 5075 | 141 | 275 | |
John Tunis | Letter to E. A. Williams | response to a request for 100 copies of the proceedings and by laws of the Roanoke Rail Road | Norfolk, VA | 20 April 1852 | 5075 | 128 | 275 | |
William J/ Robertson | Letter to Elisha Jackson | mentions: Mr. Morris and a settlement statement of all his claims against M. Anderson's estate, Mrs. Morris as Administrator, Louisa Court, B. Henson, W. Anderson, I. L. Gordon, Louisa Rail Road Bonds, F. James, Orange | Charlottesville, VA | 4 February 1852 | 5075 | 114 | 275 | |
Deane & Brown | Letter to Elisha Jackson | Sales account of 14 hogsheads of tobacco sold for Jackson: Preston, Gilmour, Winfree, Adkins, Dickinson, Mills, Scott, Vaden, Caskie | two letters attached | Richmond, VA | ca. 1852 | 5075 | 209 | 275 |
Philip S. Fry | Letter to Elisha Jackson of Fluvanna County | mentioned: claims against the estate of Mr. Anderson, Dr. Beale | Orange County Court House, VA | 17 October 1852 | 5075 | 192 | 275 | |
F. B. Deane | Letter to Henry L .Brooke | mentioned: Mr. Ringgold's ore, Rockbridge County Bonds, Rail Road Company, the stockholders, the legislature | Lynchburg, VA | 5 June 1852 | 5075 | 143 | 275 | |
George Nixon Briggs | Letter to John B. Pollock of Cincinnati, Ohio | Brigg's autograph | Pittsfield, MA | 1 September 1852 | 5075 | 182 | 275 | |
E. G. McClanahan | Letter to John G. M. McClanahan of Lynchburg, Virginia | request to his brother to send the enclosed $5f00 check to Thomas H. Busey of Baltimore for some lots; mentions purchasing a slave from Aunt Lucy for $850 | also mentions that the Pace property will be sold shortly and to keep an eye on the estate if he wants to recoup his debt | Roanoke, VA | 2 January 1852 | 5075 | 95 | 275 |
Augustus A. Chapman | Letter to John Young Mason & Henry l. Brooke | sending a power of attorney for Capt. G. D. French to sign, surveyed lines and Col McKay | included power of attorney authorizing A. N. Laurence to make a sale of 43, 000 acres of land situated in the County of Giles, State of Virginia for French and Chapman | Monroe County, VA | 15 October 1852 | 5075 | 189 | 275 |
A. N. Lawrence | Letter to John Young Mason or Henry L. Brooke of Richmond, Virginia | Boston, MA | 20 July 1852 | 5075 | 159 | 275 | ||
Caroline Lee W. Hentz | Letter to Lizzie Van Leuven | mentions: Marcus Wenland | Columbus, GA | 6 February 1852 | 5075 | 111 | 275 | |
Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort | Letter to Messr. E. & G. W. Blunt of New York | thanking him for the copies of the survey | London, England | 2 July 1852 | 5075 | 157 | 275 | |
A. B. Becker | Letter to Messrs E. & G. W Blunt of New York | a thank you for the Light House Report | London, England | 1 October 1852 | 5075 | 184 | 275 | |
Milo Smith Hascall | Letter to Mr. Earle | requests for overcoats for G. A. Williams, Myers, & Hawkins, Mr. Alexander | West Point, NY | 1 March 1852 | 5075 | 120 | 275 | |
Robert H. Poore | Letter to Mrs. Turner | mentions Janetta's illness and Milford. Elizabeth Pendleton, Albemarle Court, Charlottesville | Standardsville, VA | 12 January 1852 | 5075 | 97 | 275 | |
Abraham O. Zabrizkie | Letter to Peter D. Vroom | Jersey City, NJ | 20 April 1852 | 5075 | 131 | 275 | ||
TaylorTazewell | Letter to Philip Mayo, of the Circuit Court of Richmond, Virginia | notify the judge and change the docket for the delay of the motion against Grey, Mr. Lyons is consul for Gray. | Norfolk, VA | 7-19 January 1852 | 5075 | 100 | 275 | |
Jacob W. Bailey | Letter to T. L. Ringgold | response to a request for an analysis of ore, suggests Prof James Booth of Philadelphia or Dr. James R Chilton of New York | West Point, NY | 30 May 1852 | 5075 | 138 | 275 | |
William B. Payne | Letter to Texas and Land | mentioned: Mr. Brittan, Susan Ellett, Mr. William R. Smith's death; fell off the Danville Rail Road bridge | Richmond, VA | ca. 1852 | 5075 | 214 | 275 | |
John H. Gilmer | Letter to Thomas E. Jeter | mentioned: Col. Morgan, Belle Isle sale under the William Triplett deed; letter includes a suggestion for the Board and James River Company | Richmond, VA | 29 January 1852 | 5075 | 106 | 275 | |
George C. Read | Letter to Ward Benjamin Burnett | comments about Mr. Read leaving his boat docked at the ship yards, Mr. Burgess has left," if any accident should happen to the dock, your absence might occasion an embarrassment" | Philadelphia, PA | 25 June 1852 | 5075 | 152 | 275 | |
Joshua Reed Giddings | Letter to William Alexander Graham, Secretary of the Navy | James Morrison of Cleveland desires an appointment of his son, Walter Morrison, as midshipman | Washington, DC | 19 April 1852 | 5075 | 126 | 275 | |
Samuel D. Givens | Letter to William C. Knight of Jeffrey's Store, Nottoway, Virginia | mentioned: power of attorney, Mr. Hugh Morton, a suit | Eaton, TN | 9 October 1852 | 5075 | 186 | 275 | |
U. S. Department of State | Passport for Francis T. Fry | signed by Edward Everett | Washington, DC | 24 November 1852 | 5075 | 201 | 275 | |
Henry Stuart Foote | Two appointments signed by the Governor of Mississippi | Appointments for Benjamin Murray as Justice of the Peace and for A. J. G. Westbrook policeman | Jackson, MS | ca. 1852 | 5075 | 216 | 275 | |
Roberts & others | Agreement with Cary Roberts regarding sale of land in York County, Virginia | Sale of Poquoson, Powhatan Roberts, Wirt Roberts, R. R. Roberts, former residence of Butts Roberts dec. in York County | two parcels: Strakey Robinson, our mother, Ana Roberts, Robert R. Robinson | York County, VA | 1853-1855 | 5076 | 44 | 276 |
John H. Gilmer | Letter to ? | request for rent | difficult to read | Richmond, VA | 27 July 1853 | 5076 | 49 | 276 |
Albert G. Brown | Letter to A. K. Blythe, Columbus, MS | response to a request for a recommendation for Blythe's assignment to a ship to Bolivia | Washington, DC | 1 February 1853 | 5076 | 12 | 276 | |
Irving & Johnson | Letter to Augustus A. Hughes | request for Hughes to appear at their office | 1 March 1853 | 5076 | 27 | 276 | ||
E. Spencer Miller | Letter to Charles S. Morgan | mentioned: letter from J. H. Gilmer, plaintiffs and papers | 28 February 1853 | 5076 | 25 | 276 | ||
Hiram Walbridge | Letter to Col. Thomas N. Carr of New York | mentioned: " a matter, that can be no dearer to yourself than to me" difficulty with the government of Tangiers, Alderman Libby, Mr. Markoe, Mr. Buchanan, Governor Dickenson | Washington, DC | 27 March 1853 | 5076 | 33 | 276 | |
D. H. R. Boules | Letter to Edward J. Armstrong, Covington, Virginia | a recommendation for George A Boules for a position as an engineer in Public Works, mentions Professor Venable of Hampton Sidney College | VA | 8 December 1853 | 5076 | 69 | 276 | |
Theophilus Parsons, Harvard Professor | Letter to F. H. Winston | mentioned: Little & Brown's catalogue of law books, liberal culture, learn German, Rome, Greece, lists of books recommended for reading | Cambridge, MA | 1 May 1853 | 5076 | 38 | 276 | |
Rufus W Griswold | Letter to Henry S Randall | mentioned: Mr. Bancroft, 3rd and 4th volumes of "Diplomatic History; " Greeley's announcement of "Life of Jefferson" | NY | 15 December 1853 | 5076 | 76 | 276 | |
James B. McPherson, Cadet | Letter to J. G. Wyman & Company | request for statement of his account and Cadet Craighill | West Point, NY | 28 February 1853 | 5076 | 22 | 276 | |
J. A. Patterson | Letter to James ? | mentioned: shipping freight to Sydney and Calcutta, England, 100 revolvers, wagons and carriages, Indian rubber boots and shoes, your mother, John | NY | 2 February 1853 | 5076 | 14 | 276 | |
C. C. Dunlop, Auditor's Office | Letter to Lafayette M. Gray | information about Mr. Rose's property forfeited for back taxes to the state, held for two years and then sold at a Sherriff's sale | Little Rock, AR | 19 August 1853 | 5076 | 52 | 276 | |
Alexander F. Humboldt | Letter to Peter D. Vroom | difficult to read, picture of Humboldt in the Library | ca. 1853 | 5076 | 79 | 276 | ||
Samuel B. Osgood | Letter to President Webster | refers to an address for Dr. Charles Siedhof, care of Dr. McClellan, Hudson, New York, Dr. Wayland | NY | 23 January 1853 | 5076 | 10 | 276 | |
J. A. Goddin | Letter to Robert Howell | mentioned: Mr. Strother, Mr. Richard Jefferies, Rail Road Company, draft on the Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Brook Turnpike dividends | Richmond, VA | 25 February 1853 | 5076 | 19 | 276 | |
Martin P Scott | Letter to S Maupin, Dean | request to present his application to the Richmond Medical College as a candidate for the Chair of Physiology | Richmond, VA | 4 April 1853 | 5076 | 36 | 276 | |
Jane R. Gillespie | Letter to Sarch J. Gillespie of Richmond, Virginia | Shannon Hill, Louisa County, VA | 15 September 1853 | 5076 | 54 | 276 | ||
Thomas H. Duval | Letter to Thomas Brown | 4th volume of the Texas Report for the use of the State of Florida | Austin, TX | 14 January 1853 | 5076 | 2 | 276 | |
J. T. Archer | Letter to Thomas Brown, Governor of Florida | soliciting the appointments of Florida Commissioners for the State of Georgia in behalf of Iverson L Harris who is recommended by Governor McDonald of Georgia | GA | 18 January 1853 | 5076 | 7 | 276 | |
D. B. Pastern | Letter to Thomas J. Evans | refers to the a letter sent to heirs of Capt John Pastern about Stafford H. Parker, Power of Attorney, mentions: Solomon Pastern, Mary Hodsden and Elizabeth Boykin, Mr. Jordan, Col. Parker | 27 October 1853 | 5076 | 66 | 276 | ||
U. S. General Land Office, John Wilson, Commissioner | Letter to Thomas J. Evans of Richmond, Virginia | refers to a Virginia Military Warrant for Capt. John Pastern in the State Navy, mentions: Mary Hodsden, Soloman Pastern & Elizabeth Boykin as heirs of Capt. John Pastern, Mr. Jordan of Portsmouth, Virginia as power of attorney, Philo Hale | Washington, DC | October-November 1853 | 5076 | 71 | 276 | |
Francis Markoe | Letter to Thomas N. Carr | mentioned: Smithsonian Institute, letter to Prof. Joseph Henry and Prof. Jewett, Africa | Washington, DC | 1853 & 1856 | 5076 | 82 | 276 | |
James H. Robertson of the Register's Office | Letter to W. Shelton | mentioned: a draft and no money on reserve | Norfolk, VA | 9 February 1853 | 5076 | 17 | 276 | |
S. T. Moore | Letter to William C. Knight, Jeffers Store, Nottoway County, Virginia | "Dear cousin" mentioned: money and a receipt, Mississippi, Mr. Moore's children, Georgia, Woodson Knight, Brown and Ellington | Gibson County, TN | 16 January 1853 | 5076 | 4 | 276 | |
Robert Polk | Petition to S. M. Harrington, Judge of the Superior Court of Delaware | petition of a citizen of Newcastle County who claims he owns for life, a negro slave names Theodore Brown, now retained in the County of jail of Kent County; a request that Theodore Brown be released and sent to his client's farm in Westmoreland County, Virginia | New Castle County, DE | 25 March 1853 | 5076 | 30 | 276 | |
Benjamin F. Butler | Statement praising McKenney's Law Compendium | NY | 20 June 1853 | 5076 | 41 | 276 | ||
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Two deeds: Franklin Shoemaker & Mary A. Shoemaker, wife to Hugo Wesendonck; Franklin Fell & Susan W. Fell, wife to David Bailey | I. Three story stone house on William Street in the Village of Hamilton; 2. lot on the south side of Locust Street in the Village of Hamilton | Philadelphia, PA | 4 October 1853 | 5076 | 57 | 276 | |
Virginia Mechanics Institute | Certificate of Membership to R. L. Dickinson | printed form, signed by J. V. Behm and James W. Lewellen | Richmond, VA | 30 August 1854 | 5076 | 122 | 276 | |
Nathaniel Hawthorne, U. S. Consul for the Port of Liverpool | Certificate regarding Samuel Pearce | mentioned: affidavit of Thomas W. Ewing | Liverpool, England | 21 February 1854 | 5076 | 98 | 276 | |
C. H. Thorton | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: "painful business," my uncle gave negro, Mary Ann to me when she was an infant and I have treated her well, Richmond, husband in public life | VA | 27 February 1854 | 5076 | 105 | 276 | |
Joseph Ames | Letter to "Friend" Colburn | mentioned: paid Grafton's note | Boston artist, Joseph Ames, painter of "Last hours of Daniel Webster at Marshfield" | 27 February 1854 | 5076 | 102 | 276 | |
Allie Catesby Jones | Letter to "My kind friend" | mentioned: "a little trip to the Point" | Northampton County, VA | ca. 1854 | 5076 | 143 | 276 | |
P. S. Forbes | Letter to ? | mentioned: purchasing a mare, Marchioness | NY, NY | 14 August 1854 | 5076 | 119 | 276 | |
Charles Palmer | Letter to A. Carrier | mentioned: delay of debt payment, tobacco, Mr. Ryan, Europe | New Orleans, LA | 23 February 1854 | 5076 | 100 | 276 | |
Leslie Coombs | Letter to Colman & Stetson | mentioned: young C. Vanderbilt in Philadelphia, enclosing a memorial | Washington, DC | 31 March 1854 | 5076 | 108 | 276 | |
Alexander H. Stuart | Letter to E. Shepperson | mentioned: Rockingham Court, Staunton Academy, N. C. Kenney | Staunton, VA | 18 February 1854 | 5076 | 95 | 276 | |
H. L. Cannon | Letter to Gililam | mentioned: town meetings | difficult to read | New Haven, CT | 1 August 1854 | 5076 | 116 | 276 |
Alexander Mosely | Letter to Hubbard, Gardner & Co. | mentioned: John W. Wilson, counsel for Moseley, Spencer & Co. vs. John Raine, Circuit Court of Appomattox, Citizens' Saving Bank of Lynchburg, Josiah Moseley of Halifax | Curdsville, Buckingham County, VA | 5 May 1854 | 5076 | 111 | 276 | |
Thomas W. Johnson | Letter to John S. Woodson of Gum Springs, Louisa County, Virginia | mentioned: moving to northwest Virginia, Aunt Polly, Helen, Uncle Stephen, H. P. Poindexter, bill in Chancery, a negro girl named Polly, negro Amy and child, Capt. James Poindexter, Dr. William Q. Poindexter, Patsy Quarles | Harrison, VA | 13 February 1854 | 5076 | 92 | 276 | |
J. Murray Rush | Letter to R. Vincent | mentioned: law library, an apology | Essex, MD | 24 October 1854 | 5076 | 135 | 276 | |
Peter | Letter to Sister, Ann Elizabeth Harris of Augusta County, Virginia | mentioned: Uncle Randall. Mrs. Robinson, Sister Mercer, Trinity Church, Rev. William H. Starr, Mr. Langhorne's pulpit, Mr. Mitchell, American Messenger, professed conversion | Richmond, VA | 30 August 1854 | 5076 | 124 | 276 | |
M. Watson | Letter to Sterling Niblett of Brickland, Lunenburg, County, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Mackinder, estate of S. P. Carson | New Orleans, LA | 10 May 1854 | 5076 | 114 | 276 | |
William N. I. Godwin | Letter to Thomas J. Evans | refers to a Military Warrant issued to the heirs of William [Ivy] | Norfolk, VA | 9 January 1854 | 5076 | 87 | 276 | |
William L. Marcy, Department of State | Letter to W. H. D, C, Wright of Baltimore, Maryland | mentioned: New York dispatches, Rio de Janeiro | Washington, DC | 14 November 1854 | 5076 | 138 | 276 | |
Asa Rogers | Letter to W. Newton McVeigh of Alexandria, Virginia | response to letter from McVeigh, mentioned: Brother Hamilton, Harry, William, four brothers, a bond, property | Middleburg, Loudoun County, VA | 1854-1855 | 5076 | 148 | 276 | |
John Bingham | Letter to W. R. Polk, Delaware City, Delaware | mentioned: 500 cords of wood, loss of money | Philadelphia, PA | 30 September 1854 | 5076 | 133 | 276 | |
Edwin G. Booth | Letter to William C. Knight of Jeffers Store, Nottoway County, Virginia | Wellville, VA | 6 February 1854 | 5076 | 90 | 276 | ||
William M. Evarts | Letter to William C. Noyes | mentioned: called to Albany | 20 November 1854 | 5076 | 141 | 276 | ||
Samuel Mordicai | Order to Mr. Grady | "please discharge John Vaughan if he promises to go home" | Richmond, VA | 4 September 1854 | 5076 | 131 | 276 | |
John B. Oliver & Edwin S. Oliver | Power of Attorney to Edwin Shelton of Hanover County, Virginia | mentioned: nephews of the late John Oliver, late of Hanover County, Virginia, widow, Sally McLocklin alias McLanghlin dec. Edmund T. Winston, Hanover Court appointed attorney | New Orleans, LA | 1 September 1854 | 5076 | 128 | 276 | |
Morris & Tanner, R. Archer, W Townes, all of Richmond, Virginia | Contract with U.S. in Pensacola, Florida Navy Yard, Joseph Smith, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks | signed by James D. Halyburton, Judge of the District Court of the U.S. for the Eastern District of Virginia | Richmond, VA | 27 June 1855 | 5077 | 54 | 277 | |
R. M. Duke | Letter regarding Peyton vs. Peyton | mentioned: interview of the gentlemen found he could prove nothing and nothing more to be found in Fluvanna | Charlottesville, VA | 5 June 1855 | 5077 | 40 | 277 | |
W. S. Peters | Letter to ? Jackson | mentioned: an order for Shad to be put off at the Bridge, Sallie is well | Richmond, VA | 6 April 1855 | 5077 | 31 | 277 | |
C. L. Long | Letter to "Dear Colonel" | request for a Governor's appointment for inspector of tobacco at the Friends Warehouse in Lynchburg, Virginia, Capt. Samuel Burch was Capt. of the night watch in Lynchburg but was removed by the Know Nothing Council | Richmond, VA | 4 September 1855 | 5077 | 73 | 277 | |
John S. Hardaway | Letter to "Dear Cousin" | mentioned: sending 36 hams, 6 of them should go to Uncle William Rutherford for Aunt Sarah | 8 November 1855 | 5077 | 94 | 277 | ||
George B. Taylor | Letter to "Dear General" [Ward B Burnett] | mentioned: Mr. Noonan needs work | 26 November 1855 | 5077 | 96 | 277 | ||
Daniel E. Delavan | Letter to "Dear General" [Ward B. Burnett] | request to put Patrick Ferrell to work dredging again? | New York, NY | 5 December 1855 | 5077 | 98 | 277 | |
William M. McCauly | Letter to "Dear Sir" | requests an acknowledgment of receipt | 29 July 1855 | 5077 | 69 | 277 | ||
J. S. Nicholas | Letter to ? | Court procedure in Maryland: Orphans' Court, estate of John Hutchinson, late of the City of Baltimore | Baltimore, MD | 13 January 1855 | 5077 | 5 | 277 | |
Robert William Haxall | Letter to David Walker Haxall | about the case in Woodville, Wilkinson County, Mississippi | Richmond, VA | 31 December 1855 | 5077 | 106 | 277 | |
G. S. Bedford | Letter to Dr. James B McCaw | mentioned: Dr. Draper, a journal, review of his book | NY | 25-29 June 1855 | 5077 | 47 | 277 | |
Charles E. Brown-Sequard | Letter to Dr. James Brown McCaw | mentioned: Dr. F. Gurney Smith, March and April numbers of your Journal | gives addresses for Brown-Sequard and F. Gurney Smith | Philadelphia, PA | 2 April 1855 | 5077 | 29 | 277 |
John B. Harvie | Letter to Edwin Turpin of Cartersville | Fighting Creek, TN | 22 September 1855 | 5077 | 80 | 277 | ||
F. N. Watkins | Letter to H. Gardner & Co. | mentioned: Lynchburg, Messrs Gardner & Palmer, William D. Branch | Farmville, VA | ca. 1855 | 5077 | 123 | 277 | |
W. W. Ely | Letter to James B. McCaw | mentioned: purchase of the Boston [?] Surgical Journal, research on the physiology of the nervous system, Virginia Journal | Rochester, NY | 24 May 1855 | 5077 | 38 | 277 | |
George A. Otis | Letter to James Brown McCaw | mentioned: onerous editorial duties, paid off his primary debts, the Journal, midwifery cases, uninterrupted medical employment, a special lady friend who died of an affection of the heart, your brother-in-law's misfortunes, a review of Hayward, Bernard | Springfield, MA | 15 July 1855 | 5077 | 64 | 277 | |
Millard Fillmore | Letter to Jennedy Furlong of New York, | "never had a Winthrop Park as a secretary" | Buffalo, NY | 7 February 1855 | 5077 | 22 | 277 | |
O. H. Walch | Letter to John Catlin | mentioned: Quit Claim deed given by William B. Slaughter to Hiram Warner; part of the Green, Young, & Handy parcel | Milwaukee, WI | 31 December 1855 | 5077 | 109 | 277 | |
James D. Halyburton | Letter to John M. Gregory | mentioned" releasing a vessel depends on the debt," Schooner William Jones, Eastern District of Virginia, claim of Edward Walker | Richmond, VA | 27 January 1855 | 5077 | 12 | 277 | |
C. Johnson | Letter to John Overton | mentioned: the bearer of this letter, Mr. Ewer of New York, a graduate of Harvard seeks a teacher's position | Nashville, TN | 24 January 1855 | 5077 | 10 | 277 | |
John Goode | Letter to John Rutherford of Richmond, Virginia, Chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee | calls for a meeting in Richmond to "not only the continued ascendancy of our Party in the State but to some extent, the very existence of civil and religious liberty itself" | Liberty, VA | 9 January 1855 | 5077 | 2 | 277 | |
Alfred Metcalf, of the Exchange Hotel | Letter to Mary F. Green | mentioned: their meeting last summer and hopes to meet her in Richmond but called away on urgent business, signed "farewell yours until Death separates us" | Richmond, VA | January 1855 | 5077 | 19 | 277 | |
Samuel F. Adie | Letter to Mary L. Anderson of Fluvanna County, Virginia | please remit a payment on this debt held since 1843 | included a copy of Mr. M. Anderson's note | Richmond, VA | 14 December 1855 | 5077 | 100 | 277 |
Henry G. Kesper, British Consulate | Letter to Messrs. Burnet & Baskwell | mentioned: Schooner "Uncle Tom" | Baltimore, MD | 15 September 1855 | 5077 | 75 | 277 | |
Baylies | Letter to Mr. Meade | mentioned: impending trip south with his wife and daughter, Elizabeth | Boston, MA | 28 January 1855 | 5077 | 16 | 277 | |
James Thomas Fields | Letter to Mrs. Greene of New Bedford | mentioned: a book left at the hotel for your husband | Boston, MA | 24 July 1855 | 5077 | 67 | 277 | |
Winfield A. Scott | Letter to O. H. Peck | "an injured arm causes me pain when I write, I shall not answer applications of autographs after this month" | NY | 26 June 1855 | 5077 | 52 | 277 | |
Ward B. Burnett | Letter to President Franklin Pierce | replying to a suggestion of President Peirce's suggestion: Capt. Israel Miller of the New York Volunteers be appointed a 1st LT. of the Infantry and W. Charles Moorhead be appointed as 2nd LT of the Calvary | gives background on each man mentioned | Washington, DC | 8 March 1855 | 5077 | 26 | 277 |
James K. Gibson | Letter to R. B. Heath | remarks about not settling for $1000 on the Bradfuto heirs' debt. | Abingdon, VA | 29 December 1855 | 5077 | 103 | 277 | |
S. H. Christian | Letter to R. H. Dickinson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: take back the girl, a negro that seeks prostitution in my city, Mr. Golden (Goulden) told her "that I was no gentleman and would sleep with her" | Raleigh, NC | 24 January 1855 | 5077 | 7 | 277 | |
John C. Green | Letter to S. W. Morris | mentioned: interest on Dr. Martin's bond, Louisa Court House | Culpeper Court House, VA | 15 May 1855 | 5077 | 35 | 277 | |
A. B. Magruder | Letter to Thomas Holland | information about the death of Mrs. Bullington, wife of W. D. Bullington, moving the corpse by railroad to Richmond | Augusta County, VA | 1 August 1855 | 5077 | 71 | 277 | |
Alex McKenzie | Letter to W. Newton McVeigh | 7 November 1855 | 5077 | 91 | 277 | |||
Elijah Ward | Letter to Ward B. Burnett | the General will be in my office tomorrow, the draft, he thought lost has been found | New York, NY | 9 October 1855 | 5077 | 89 | 277 | |
Claude Crozet | Letter to Watt & company | an order for gutta-percha rope and gutta-percha pipes | direct invoice to Kelly & Larguey | Brooksville, Augusta County, VA | 25 April 1855 | 5077 | 33 | 277 |
Richard Washington | Letter to William R. Polk | mentioned: an invitation and congratulations to you and Mrs. Polk on your marriage | 9 June 1855 | 5077 | 42 | 277 | ||
Charles James Faulkner | Letter to William S. Purget | mentioned: the President's Message, as a Senate document | Martinsburg, VA | 17 September 1855 | 5077 | 78 | 277 | |
W. Newton McVeigh | Note | note saying Mr. Grymes would give a draft to Shoemaker | VA | ca. 1855 | 5077 | 117 | 277 | |
Franklin Pierce | Official letter of condolence to H. M. Vistor Emanuel II, King of Sardinia | on the death of the King's brother, Prince Victor Emanuel Leopold, Duke of Geneva | also signed by William Learned Marcy, Sec. of State | Washington, DC | 29 September 1855 | 5077 | 82 | 277 |
Lawrence S. Marye | Opinion of the claim of John E. Kelly on the estate of John R. Priddy | mentioned: William T. Kelly, plantation called Stag Creek, John E. Kelly, my home plantation, John R. Priddy died in 1841 | Hanover County, VA | ca. 1855 | 5077 | 120 | 277 | |
Thomas Y. Tabb | Order to [?] Hill, of Richmond, Virginia | an order for twenty bushels of crushed bones for his turnips | Elk Hill, Amelia County, VA | 5 July 1855 | 5077 | 61 | 277 | |
T. Shay Arthur | Order to Mr. Charles | order for a case of "Carnival" paper | 19 February 1855 | 5077 | 24 | 277 | ||
William Henry Lucas | Sworn statement | heirs of Mrs. Maria B. Bradfuto, William B. Roane, Mrs. Imogene B. Lyons, Davidson B. Penn, Circuit Court of Richmond, Virginia | 22 June 1855 | 5077 | 44 | 277 | ||
William Kerr, Estate | Tentative power of attorney for John Gilmour | mentioned: Exchange Bank of Virginia, Virginia Towing Company, Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company, bonds of the James River and Kanawha Company, Scotland | Richmond, VA | ca. 1855 | 5077 | 114 | 277 | |
Samuel J. Harrison | Testimonial for Beverly Clopton | testament to his skills as a bookkeeper | signatures: Samuel J. Harrison, William L Triplett, John L Bacon, W. Scott, James Scott, William Gray, Lewis D. Crenshaw, John Freeland, James Caskie, John E. White, Luther Libby, David J. Brown | Richmond, VA | ca. 1855 | 5077 | 112 | 277 |
David Walker Haxall | Accounts | mentioned: board for twelve men and their horses on the James River, Confederate States, acct. for B. W. Haxall, (long list of purchases) | 1856-1862 | 5078 | 112 | 278 | ||
Peters, Martin & Co. | Accounts to Elisha Jackson | mentioned: tobacco, wheat, flour, oysters, shad, sweet potatoes, whiskey, repairing a watch, daughter, Elvira Jackson, D. B. Franklin adm. for Judah Meyers | Richmond, VA | 1856-1857 | 5078 | 102 | 278 | |
A. C. Layne & R. Archer & Co. | Agreement | mentioned: blacksmith shop, Governor of Virginia, Armory | Richmond, VA | 21 May 1856 | 5078 | 31 | 278 | |
Charles E. Goldring | Appointment of Frederick Overman as Deputy Superintendent | Waller Gold Mining Company of Goochland County, Virginia | Goochland County, VA | 26 October 1856 | 5078 | 66 | 278 | |
Alexander Erskine of Huntsville, Alabama | Compromise with R. H. Dickinson | mentioned slave names Alice, Gilbert C. Russell. L. E. Smith | Huntsville, AL | 20 August 1856 | 5078 | 58 | 278 | |
George W. Cameron | Letter to ? Dupry | mentioned: payment on a bill, Lewisburg Bank | Greenbrier Bridge, WV | 18 February 1856 | 5078 | 11 | 278 | |
J. A. Patterson | Letter to "Dear Jim" | letter over writ with vertical handwriting | NY | 17 March 1856 | 5078 | 22 | 278 | |
Roberdean | Letter to "My dear Mother" | mentioned: Battle of Pueblo, March 9, 1856, 2500 men slain | Vera Cruz, Mexico | 12 March 1856 | 5078 | 20 | 278 | |
Alexander Mosely | Letter to ? | mentioned: case of Deane & Brown vs. Scott's trustees in the circuit court of Cumberland County, drafts accommodated for Joel Scott, sued in Richmond by Jackson, Mr. Lyons | Curdsville, VA | 10 August 1856 | 5078 | 52 | 278 | |
Rufus Choate | Letter to ? | mentioned: bankruptcy | ca. 1856 | 5078 | 71 | 278 | ||
John S. Wootton | Letter to ? | mentioned: 12th Section of the Philadelphia Platform, Mr. Wade | Henry County, VA | 25 January 1856 | 5078 | 4 | 278 | |
Oden Bowie | Letter to ? | race track stakes and how long to keep them open | Washington, DC | 19 February 1856 | 5078 | 13 | 278 | |
C. S, Morgan | Letter to B. B. Long of Washington City | mentioned: two case delayed in Chancery, 70 shares of stock in Mr. Mason's hands | Richmond, VA | 29 May 1856 | 5078 | 36 | 278 | |
Samuel Cooper | Letter to Capt. George Stoneman, Camp Cooper, Texas | mentioned: supplies for the Army have been exhausted | Washington, DC | 19 February 1856 | 5078 | 15 | 278 | |
B. Chewning | Letter to Charles F. Smith of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: 58 yards of red and white matting, cousin Lissie, "perhaps Ben or William can attend to it" | Fredericksburg, VA | 17 January 1856 | 5078 | 2 | 278 | |
Richard K. Cralle | Letter to Charles R. Slaughter, Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: two negotiable notes endorsed by J. B. Cabell, Mr. Campbell, General Clay, cattle, Mr. Mathews of the Farmers Bank of Lynchburg, Mr. Kean, Dr. Morris | also includes a letter from Thomas Mathews to Charles R. Slaughter 5 letters total | Richmond, VA and Meadow Grove, VA | 1856-1857 | 5078 | 93 | 278 |
Hall Neilson | Letter to Col. C. S. Morgan | mentioned: nameless Spring Hill customer, Mr. Phillips of New York bought the Huguenot Springs Tract of land form Col. Wooldridge, Mr. Eustace, maps of Richmond, Rail Roads Canal, "all New Yorkers are not Black Republicans," abolition excitement, left my wife and children in Clark County, Belle Isle, Mr. Tuley | Washington, DC | 19 July 1856 | 5078 | 47 | 278 | |
John P. Cushing | Letter to Daniel E. Groux of Boston | mentioned: a coin collection | Watertown, MA | 18 June 1856 | 5078 | 41 | 278 | |
Henry Symonds | Letter to David W. Haxall | mentioned: England, Atlantic, music tickets, Haxall's brother | NY | 3 June 1856 | 5078 | 39 | 278 | |
Edward Everett | Letter to Edward Caper | "please call a special meeting of the Trustees" | neg. photo of Edward Everett | Boston, MA | 2 December 1856 | 5078 | 69 | 278 |
William Carter Wickham | Letter to G. Watts & Co. of Richmond, Virginia | order for his father: home ploughs, boards, landsides | Hanover County, VA | 10 May 1856 | 5078 | 27 | 278 | |
John Tyler | Letter to Governor Thomas Jefferson Green of Texas | mentioned: his claim to annexing Texas, a treaty of peace without settling the slave question, comments in Richmond | Sherwood Forest, Charles City County, VA | 28 February 1856 | 5078 | 17 | 278 | |
A. C. Layne & Co. | Letter to Isaac R. Watkins of Richmond, Virginia | response to a request for an accounting, Capt. Dimmock, Kean's appeal | Richmond, VA | ca. 1856 | 5078 | 107 | 278 | |
Charles W. Upham | Letter to J. D. Anderson | mentioned: Petersburg | Salem, MA | 13 February 1856 | 5078 | 8 | 278 | |
Annie McKenzie | Letter to James Galt | mentioned: Old Point, Richmond, Exchange | love letters | White Sulfer Springs, VA | ca. 1856 | 5078 | 73 | 278 |
William Phillips of the auditor's office, Post Office Dept | Letter to John M Gregory, United States District Attorney , Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: a certified copy of the bond on the account of George H. Stribling, late, postmaster of Pine View, Fauquier County, Virginia | Untied States vs. Stribling & others | Washington, DC | 19 May 1856 | 5078 | 29 | 278 |
Alexander R. Holladay | Letter to John S. Fleming of Louisa Court House | mentioned: material witness in the Commonwealth case | Orange County, VA | 1 May 1856 | 5078 | 24 | 278 | |
Albert C. Russell | Letter to Lewis E. Smith | response about practicing a fraud, his nephew, a slave named Alice, Mr. Erskine of Huntsville, Alabama, Mr. Lyon, Richmond, Virginia | Washington, DC | 18 August 1856 | 5078 | 55 | 278 | |
Mann | Letter to McCarty | mentioned: Pohick, Fairfax, Cubs, Brazil, Italy, Crimea, my brother, William | ca. 1856 | 5078 | 90 | 278 | ||
W. D. Gregory | Letter to Richard K. Meade of Petersburg, Virginia | dispute over the price of his hogsheads of tobacco sales with Britton, Todd, and Young, Inspectors at Shockoe ( Mayo & Mc Dearmon), Governor Wise, Quakers | Waterboro, NC | 19 September 1856 | 5078 | 68 | 278 | |
William N. I. Godwin | Letter to S. H. Parker of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: resigning his commission as Lt., Revolutionary Claims, bill before Congress, petitions for half pay | Washington, DC | 8 February 1856 | 5078 | 6 | 278 | |
Horace Greely | Letter to W. C. Haynes | NY | 27 July 1856 | 5078 | 50 | 278 | ||
Thaddeus Stevens | Letter to W. H. Miller | Lancaster, PA | 24 October 1856 | 5078 | 63 | 278 | ||
Thomas F. Bayard | Letter to W. R. Polk | mentioned: a fee for services rendered as Executor of your father, the late Robert Polk | Wilmington, DE | 24 May 1856 | 5078 | 34 | 278 | |
A. P. Fox | Miscellaneous bills and receipts | listed: E Forbes, tuition, Tardy & Williams at corner of Cary and Thirteenth, tobacco, J. A. Henderson. B. B. Davis, Dr. James Bolton, reducing a fractured thigh, R. J. Coleman, Trustees of the First Baptist Church, Felix Mathews, James Mathews, Richmond City Water Works for family bath & closets, Dan Delany | Confederate transactions: drayage, Tardy & Williams, Auctioneers and Merchants, Samuel D. Hicks, tobacco, Robert W. Oliver, "Commander in Chief Tobacco," Kent, Paine & Co. Foreign and domestic Dry Goods, Main Street, Otis Haxall, McBride, L. P. Watson, "Queen of May Tobacco," "Jackson Tobacco" | 1856-1863 | 5078 | 116 | 278 | |
Joseph M. Carrington | Power of Attorney to Bickerton L. Winston | Richmond, VA | 12 July 1856 | 5078 | 44 | 278 | ||
Henry M. Rice & Theodore Carrington | Article of Agreement between Rice and Carrington | Confederate States vs. Contract of sale | Amelia Court House, VA | 10 March 1857 | 5078 | 174 | 278 | |
Charles Rice Slaughter | Bill to Blakey & Isbell | a bill for expenses in the sale of Henry | 4 April 1857 | 5078 | 207 | 278 | ||
R. Robert | Brief: Ambrose Lanfear vs. H. L. Hunley | mentioned: Province of Louisiana in 1796, Paul Toups, Hawkes Survey of 1855, formal grant of the Spanish Government, south of the Grand Bayou Crocodile, General Lafayette's heirs | Supreme Court Case | LA | ca. 1857 | 5078 | 280 | 278 |
A. Moseley | Letter | request for money | order for points for his plough | Fish Pond | 1857-1859 | 5078 | 283 | 278 |
Augustus Hoppin | Letter to "Dear George" | remarks about illustrations for" Harpers" or your magazine, mentioned: Mr. Bonner of Franklin Street | Providence, RI | 22 June 1857 | 5078 | 221 | 278 | |
Edward P. Terhune | Letter to "Dear Horace" | please purchase four quarts of pumpkin seed from Mr. Palmer's, go to the paper hanging store, mentions mother | Charlotte Court House, VA | 18 May 1857 | 5078 | 216 | 278 | |
Charles R. Slaughter | Letter to "Dear Uncle" | mentioned: detained by snow, case of Meem vs. Young, Tait's adm. vs. Jones et. al., English physician experimenting on Garland's eye, Little Mary, Mr. Morris, purchased for you two bonds of Virginia & Tennessee Rail Road | gossip of the day is "the separation of Chiswell Dabney and his wife, Royall Holcombe and wife, Kitty | Oakley, Pittsylvania County, VA | 28 January 1857 | 5078 | 156 | 278 |
L. C. Edwards | Letter to ? | mentioned: death of Robert Kyle of North Carolina, as counsel for his widow, Elizabeth Kyle, a letter from yourself and Robert B. Scott about a case in the Courts of Richmond, Sizer vs. Kyle | Oxford, NC | 20 March 1857 | 5078 | 186 | 278 | |
William s. Claiborne | Letter to ? | request to borrow five hundred dollars, Mr. R. A. Cogbill will endorse | New Glasgow, VA | 9 October 1857 | 5078 | 238 | 278 | |
Henry W, Herbert | Letter to ? Andrews | "I am literally starving and in rags" | The Cedars, Newark, NJ | 26 December 1857 | 5078 | 258 | 278 | |
George W. Lewis | Letter to Alexander R. Holladay | questions about Congress appropriating scrip for the Virginia Land Bounty Warrants | Oak Grove, Westmoreland County, VA | 23 December 1857 | 5078 | 251 | 278 | |
R. D. Buford | Letter to Charles R. Slaughter | mentioned: Robertson & Company agent. McDowell, McDaniel | Liberty, VA | 1 September 1857 | 5078 | 232 | 278 | |
Lynchburg College Board | Letter to Charles R. Slaughter | invitation to join the Board of Visitors | written and signed by William A Crocker | Lynchburg, VA | 28 May 1857 | 5078 | 219 | 278 |
Robert R. Cogbill | Letter to Charles R. Slaughter of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: Dr. D.E. Watson's bill | New Glasgow, VA | ca. 1857 | 5078 | 264 | 278 | |
Isaac A. Goddin | Letter to George Blow of Norfolk City | request for information on a judgment obtained in Hustings Court of Richmond in 1856, mentioned: Thomas Fentress, P. Mayo | Richmond, VA | 15 January 1857 | 5078 | 153 | 278 | |
Mathew S. Henry | Letter to Gustavus A. Myers | mentioned: Henry's letter to Governor Wise of Virginia, Mr. Alexander & Mr. Streeter of Baltimore, and Prof. Joseph Henry of the Smithsonian Institute, subject of Indian Philology, significance of Indian names on our histories | Delaware Indians in Canada | Philadelphia, PA | 12 September 1857 | 5078 | 235 | 278 |
W. H. Haxall | Letter to Harriet Haxall in Europe | information about the death of their mother, mentioned: Dr. Haxall, Dr. Patterson, Aunt Walker and Mary Bell, Mr. George Fisher died, Bolling house | Richmond, VA | 27 March 1857 | 5078 | 197 | 278 | |
William H. Seward | Letter to Hillman B, Barnes of Boston Massachusetts | response to a letter | Washington, DC | 3 December 1857 | 5078 | 247 | 278 | |
Miles Taylor | Letter to Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the Navy | recommendation of "True Delta", a newspaper of New Orleans | Washington, DC | 9 March 1857 | 5078 | 172 | 278 | |
Thomas F. Bowie | Letter to James Buchanan | a recommendation for Mr. B. Forest for a vacancy for the Post Master of Georgetown, DC | Upper Marlboro, MD | 15 May 1857 | 5078 | 214 | 278 | |
Foxhall A. Parker | Letter to John Earle Jr. & Co. of Boston | arrangements to pay an account as he is called to sea unexpectedly | mentioned: his brother-in-law: J. Gardner Clapp of Boston | Norfolk, VA | 7 May 1857 | 5078 | 212 | 278 |
William S. Hale | Letter to Judah P. Benjamin | mentioned: Supreme Court case: Shannon vs. Cavazos et. al., motion to dismiss | Washington, DC | 18 December 1857 | 5078 | 249 | 278 | |
Francis T. Stribling | Letter to Mrs. Carrington | remarks about her son ingesting poison, and possible suicide, may be better at home than in an asylum | Augusta, VA | 10 April 1857 | 5078 | 209 | 278 | |
Judith Page Walker Rives | Letter to Mrs. Wise | mentioned: Sally, Amelia, all my children are visiting, old white sulphur | Castle Hill | 2 November 1857 | 5078 | 241 | 278 | |
A. D. Abraham | Letter to R. H. Dickerson | mentioned: cotton and corn crops, prices of negroes, the drought, Macon to Columbus, money market in Virginia | Talbotton, Talbott County, GA | 24 July 1857 | 5078 | 224 | 278 | |
William Pitts Palmer | Letter to Rembrandt Peale | questions about Charles Peale and Lafayette, portrait by James Peale for Mr. Claypool | Richmond, VA | 3 August 1857 | 5078 | 227 | 278 | |
Cyrus A. Branch | Letter to Richard O. Haskins | mentioned: a mistake in a bond, City of Williamsburg, Mr. Harris, Railway bill | Burnt Ordinary, James City County, VA | 26 November 1857 | 5078 | 244 | 278 | |
Rembrandt Peale | Letter to William P. Palmer | response to questions from Mr. Palmer about James Peale, miniature painter, (younger brother of my father), portrait of Lafeyette, Houdon, my portrait of John Marshall | Philadelphia, PA | 8 August 1857 | 5078 | 229 | 278 | |
Joseph Segar | Letter to William Palmer | order for five bushels of clover seed and one pack of white onion sets | mentioned: Capt. Davis | Washington, DC | 27 February 1857 | 5078 | 164 | 278 |
John R, Harman | Letter to William Palmer | order for six bushels of potatoes for seed, one gallon of corn , beans, and apple trees by Mr. Smith | Belle Font, Staunton, VA | 25 February 1857 | 5078 | 162 | 278 | |
John F. Lay | Letter to William Palmer & Son | Lublett's Post Office | 5 March 1857 | 5078 | 170 | 278 | ||
John R. Armistead | Letter to William Palmer & Son Co. | please send eight bushels of clover seed by Mr. Schultz, send by freight eighty fruit trees | Mathews County, VA | 25 February 1857 | 5078 | 159 | 278 | |
William Old | Letter to William Palmer, Son & Co. | please send the hives to the Powhatan Depot | VA | 24 March 1857 | 5078 | 194 | 278 | |
Thomas F. Goode | Letter to William Palmer, Son & Co. | Boydton, VA | 21 March 1857 | 5078 | 183 | 278 | ||
William F. Wickham | Letter to William Palmer, Son Co. | request for a catalogue | 28 February 1857 | 5078 | 167 | 278 | ||
R. Mayo, Jr. | Letter to William R, Polk of Westmoreland , Virginia | mentioned: Layne & Spence, threats to sue for payment | Montrose, Westmoreland, VA | 29 December 1857 | 5078 | 261 | 278 | |
S. L. Lewis | Letter to William R. Polk of Montrose, Virginia | mentioned: payment for Sally, a slave, ( who is ill) for another year, Oak Grove, Mrs. Chandler | Washington, DC | ca. 1857 | 5078 | 275 | 278 | |
Capt. Charles Dimmock | Letter to Y. R. Watkins | mentioned: Bragg's Mill, wheat, Bacon Baskervile, Mr. Crenshaw | Armory, Richmond, VA | ca. 1857 | 5078 | 270 | 278 | |
John McClosky | Order to Benziger Brothers of New York | order for a lamp and a small ciborium | "first American Cardinal" | 24 March 1857 | 5078 | 191 | 278 | |
Shelton C. Davis | Order to Palmer, Son & Co, of Richmond, Virginia | order for two bushels of clover seed and half bushel of orchard grape seed | Richmond, VA | 18 March 1857 | 5078 | 183 | 278 | |
William E. Meade | Order to William Palmer | order for two mould boards for the Livingston County plough, two bushels of peas, and cabbage | Amelia, VA | 13 March 1857 | 5078 | 177 | 278 | |
F. K. Nelson | Order to William Palmer, Son & Co. | order for a "Southern corn sheller" made by Russells, and Mason of Boston | Albemarle County, VA | 17 March 1857 | 5078 | 180 | 278 | |
U. S. Patent Office | Patent to James E. A. Gibbs of Millpoint, Pocahontas County, Virginia | for sewing machine improvements, includes improvement specifics and diagrams | certified by Joseph Holt | Washington, DC | 31 March 1857 | 5078 | 200 | 278 |
Wyndham Robertson et. al. | Agreement with Thomas L. Preston relative to the Saltworks | ten year contract of lease of the King's Saltworks, John D. Mitchell et. al. vs. Alexander McCall, Washington County, Virginia, payment of rents | signed by: William Y. C. White, George V. Litchfield | Washington County, VA | 28 September 1858 | 5079 | 61 | 279 |
G.W. Dillard, et al | Contract to Spotts, Harvey & Co. | two hundred barrels of corn | signature of William F. Hord | Albemarle County, VA | 17 November 1858 | 5079 | 77 | 279 |
Tennessee Court, Bradley County | Deed & power of attorney from Harriet & Stephen Hempstead to Ann Hempstead with certificates | Harriet B. Hempstead, daughter of James and Nancy Withers deceased formerly of Culpeper County, Virginia | Bradley County, TN and Culpeper County, VA | 31 May 1858 | 5079 | 37 | 279 | |
Alexander G. Maupin | Letter to "Dear Brother" | an opinion about purchasing land in Lunenburg or Brunswick, land suitable for tobacco or corn, appeal to Judge Fields, many protracted meetings going on | Louisa Court House, VA | 18 August 1858 | 5079 | 58 | 279 | |
A. Wright | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: debt of Mr. Green, Mr. Chapman | Memphis, TN | 17 February 1858 | 5079 | 18 | 279 | |
William Boulware | Letter to "Mon Cher Ami" | mentioned: bottles of wine | Caroline County, VA | ca. 1858 | 5079 | 84 | 279 | |
Nathan Washburn | Letter to ? | Worcester, MA | 13 October 1858 | 5079 | 64 | 279 | ||
A. D. Dickinson | Letter to ? | regarding Claiborne P. Mason vs. Horatio Boxley, remarks about a payment | Prince Edward Court House, VA | 16 April 1858 | 5079 | 34 | 279 | |
James S. Pulliam | Letter to ? | mentioned: purchase of a farm for my son, Petersburg | Richmond, VA | 15 June 1858 | 5079 | 51 | 279 | |
Simon Cameron | Letter to ? | mentioned: young Rozmond | Washington, DC | 27 February 1858 | 5079 | 28 | 279 | |
A. N. Lawrence, Importer of Wines, Sherries, Champagnes | Letter to A. A. Chapman of Union, Monroe County, Virginia | mentioned: trip to Charleston, sales of wine; second letter headed: Claim of Col. A. N. Lawrence on General A. A. Chapman: sales of lands in Giles County, Virginia, contracts, signed Walter Jones of Washington | Second letter missing edge, third note signed by Thomas S. Bocock | Baltimore, MD | ca. 1858 | 5079 | 87 | 279 |
B. B. Long | Letter to C. S. Morgan | mentioned: Col. Parker and Illinois claims, "disappointment however, has ever been my fate. God grant that you and I may out live our troubles" | mentioned: " I have been recently inspired with a faint hope that I may yet get something from an English Estate derived through my mother's grandfather's John Chichester," Col. Parker, Raleigh Colston | Alexandria, VA and Baltimore, MD | ca. 1858 | 5079 | 97 | 279 |
Alexander Brydie Dyer | Letter to Col. H. K. Craig | mentioned: an account, S. T. Sawyer at Norfolk, Virginia, Dr. Simkins | Ft. Monroe, VA | 16 July 1858 | 5079 | 56 | 279 | |
W. S. Peters | Letter to Elisha Jackson | remarks about bills; Sampson, H. M. Smith. N. W, Stafford, turning for gudgeons and boring caps | Richmond, VA | 22 October 1858 | 5079 | 69 | 279 | |
James G. Paxton | Letter to Fernando Wood , Mayor of New York | mentioned: protection of oyster beds | Richmond, VA | 31 January 1858 | 5079 | 13 | 279 | |
C. S. Morgan | Letter to George A. Fuller | mentioned: Spring Hill, "137 acres of main land and 130 acres in the River of Island, Shoal, etc." land enough for a considerable town, a map | Richmond, VA | 12 November 1858 | 5079 | 74 | 279 | |
Lucius J. Gartrell, representative from Georgia | Letter to George C. Whiting | mentioned: Mr. Northerns letter about a warrant | Washington, DC | 23 February 1858 | 5079 | 23 | 279 | |
Anna Cora Ogden Ritchie | Letter to Gustavus A. Myers | "please present the parcel of signatures to the Historical Society" | Richmond, VA | 2 March 1858 | 5079 | 30 | 279 | |
Lewis A. Cash | Letter to Henry L. White | mentioned: measures to be adopted towards the governments of Costa Rico and Nicaragua, various contracts, Transit Routes | Washington, DC | 23 June 1858 | 5079 | 53 | 279 | |
James A. Stewart | Letter to Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the Navy | recommendation for employment | Washington, DC | 19 January 1858 | 5079 | 10 | 279 | |
George Lunt | Letter to J. D. Andrews | a welcome note | Boston, MA | 25 February 1858 | 5079 | 26 | 279 | |
Thomas T. Gantt | Letter to John Earle of Boston, Massachusetts | remarks about a frock coat and a pair of pants | St. Louis, MO | 24 November 1858 | 5079 | 80 | 279 | |
Walter Gwynn | Letter to John Patterson | Tunnel Hill, SC | 21 October 1858 | 5079 | 66 | 279 | ||
J. S. Watkins | Letter to Lt. M. C. Watkins of Richmond, Virginia | "My dear son" mentioned: bouts of yellow fever, Frank Royster, T. Curd, old Ferguson, Camillus, hog farming, a return to the Atlantic States, vineyards, living on leased land, Norfolk | San Francisco, CA | 31 May 1858 | 5079 | 40 | 279 | |
Edward Frothingham | Letter to O. Jennings Wise of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: suit vs. H. B. Dickinson, Wainwright's old affairs, James Sizer of Boston, William Beers, James Goode of Richmond, Virginia | Boston, MA | 1-21 June 1858 | 5079 | 43 | 279 | |
Benjamin Pierce | Letter to Professor Gray | response to an invitation to dine | 8 January 1858 | 5079 | 5 | 279 | ||
John H. Bradley | Letter to Senator Judah P. Benjamin | suggestion for a bill to remove the obstructions from the rivers, mentioned: supervision by licensed river pilots and experienced river man | Campbell County, VA | 1 January 1858 | 5079 | 2 | 279 | |
William Marcy Tweed | Letter to T. C. Field | a recommendation for Mr. Robert Montgomery for employment in Central Park | NY | 31 March 1858 | 5079 | 32 | 279 | |
J. M. Patterson | Letter to W. D. Thompkins & Brothers of Richmond, Virginia | order for a bushel of clover seed, Howardville | Mt. Pleasant, VA | 11 January 1858 | 5079 | 7 | 279 | |
Joseph M. Carrington | Letter to William | mentioned: Miss Lucy Claiborne is very sick at Susan Carrington's, (Col. Carrington's old residence) on Church Hill | remarks about suit brought by R. D. Mitchell vs. M Carrington, lumber and buildings supplies for James W. Gaines | Richmond, VA | 4 November 1858 | 5079 | 71 | 279 |
William B. Franklin | Letter to William H. Chase Whiting | mentioned: talk about Cape Fear business, slim meeting, you, Bache and me | Washington, DC | 8 June 1858 | 5079 | 48 | 279 | |
Thomas Sully | Letter to William P. Palmer | mentioned: portrait of Pocahontas, Mrs. Nichols near Petersburg, original portrait copied by my nephew, Robert Sully, the original since destroyed, visit to the Bolling family about 1801 | Philadelphia, PA | 17 February 1858 | 5079 | 16 | 279 | |
George W. Stephens | Letter to William R. Winn | mentioned: evidence gathered for a case of John Gallaher, Richmond, Virginia, Powhatan House, John Fleming | Washington, DC | ca. 1858 | 5079 | 101 | 279 | |
Midlothian Coal Mining Company | Letters & documents | includes: list of stockholders, signature of N. P. Howard, James Archer, T. C. Howard | Chesterfield County, VA | 1858-1867 | 5079 | 109 | 279 | |
George Washington's Equestrian Statue in Richmond, Virginia | List of the military & other societies that took part in the Inauguration of Crawford's statue | Capt. William Fry, Capt. Elliot, Col. Nimms, Capt. P. J. Moore, Capt. Lybrock, Capt. Johnston, Capt. Dimmock, Capt. Dudley, Capt. William Richardson, Col. J. Richardson | Richmond, VA | 22 February 1858 | 5079 | 21 | 279 | |
Peterfield Trent | Medical prescription | prescription for James Nelson: flaxseed meal poultice, warm milk, Laudanum, a good dose of salts at bedtime | 17 December 1858 | 5079 | 82 | 279 | ||
Edward Ridgely, Sec. of State | Certificate and opinion | on "Sections 1, 2, and 3 of Chapter 80 entitled" of slaves" are still in full force and virtue without alteration or amendment" | DE | 23 February 1859 | 5079 | 136 | 279 | |
Eppa Hunton | Letter to ? | recommendation for Z. A. Kanky | 1 October 1859 | 5079 | 169 | 279 | ||
H. B. Cowles | Letter to "Dear Bro" | mentioned John M. Norvell, agent of R. M. College, John B. Morton | Petersburg, VA | 19 April 1859 | 5079 | 141 | 279 | |
Thomas C. Green | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: Col. Hite | very faded | Charleston, West VA | 6 January 1859 | 5079 | 134 | 279 |
Henry St. George Harris | Letter to ? | mentioned: delay of note payment until tobacco is sold | Scottsville, VA | 6 May 1859 | 5079 | 144 | 279 | |
M. Marquis Lasander | Letter to Brewster of New York | mentioned: John Thompson, a horse, carriage is an Albert Phaeton | British Consulate, Boston, MA | 8 November 1859 | 5079 | 181 | 279 | |
James G[aven] Field | Letter to C. A. Baldwin & Company | mentioned: Harris Freeman | Culpeper Court House, VA | 10 August 1859 | 5079 | 156 | 279 | |
A. R. Blakley | Letter to C. A. Baldwin & Company of Alexandria | response to a request for information about L. W. Snead | Madison Court House, VA | 7 December 1859 | 5079 | 189 | 279 | |
Thomas Stanhope Flourney | Letter to George H. Tally | mentioned: a demand note, Capt. E. A. Williams, President of your bank | Halifax Court House, VA | 9 July 1859 | 5079 | 149 | 279 | |
John Tyler | Letter to John Ward Dean | response to acknowledge his election as an honorary member of the New England Historic Genealogical Society | second copy lists family members: Charles Tyler, Henry Tyler, mentions many family members and "Greenway" | Sherwood Forest, Charles City County, VA | 19 December 1859 | 5079 | 191 | 279 |
Thomas A. Hendrick | Letter to O. T. Keeler | mentioned: Registers of the land offices in Alabama and Mississippi | General Land Office, Columbus, MS | 9 July 1859 | 5079 | 152 | 279 | |
Hamilton Sayers | Letter to Samuel M. Price of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: contribution by the New River Benevolent & Female Tract Societies of Wythe & Pulaski Counties for missionary work | Draper's Valley, Pulaski County, VA | 30 July 1859 | 5079 | 154 | 279 | |
Nathaniel P. Tallmadge | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers | mentioned: "Voyage of Life" Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Hamilton, gives advise on how to study, "Parker's Reminiscences of Rufus Choate" | Saratoga Springs, NY & Troy, NY | 1859-1860 | 5079 | 198 | 279 | |
James Buchanan | Letter to Visitor Emmanuel II of Sardinia | Official felicitations upon the marriage of Princess Marie with his Imperial Highness, the Prince Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul of France | signed by President James Buchanan and Lewis Cass, Secy. Of State | Washington, DC | 5 November 1859 | 5079 | 175 | 279 |
S. Coward | Letter to W. C. Troy | mentioned: a visit to Mrs. Caroline Jordan at Col. Cockfields to deliver your request for her comments on a case | Effingham, VA | 17 September 1859 | 5079 | 163 | 279 | |
J. J. Arnold | Letter to Weeden Huffman | mentioned: land patented to John & Oliver Palicks of a lot surveyed for Samuel Smith, abt. 1785, candidates: Jacob Jackson, Triplett Braxton, G. H. Beale | Cedar Creek, Lewis County, VA | 25 February 1859 | 5079 | 138 | 279 | |
E. F. Ragland | Letter to Wellington Goddin | mentioned: Mr. Purcell, twenty inches of land on the corner of Franklin Street claimed by the city, awarded damages for having to pull down walls and rearrange his house | mentioned: heirs of W. W. Dickinson | Richmond, VA | 1 September 1859 | 5079 | 159 | 279 |
Emma Read et al | Letter to William P. Burwell | response to an epistle calling them "these old maids" vile and slander | signed by Sarah M. Whitsides & Margaret W. Burwell | 23 September 1859 | 5079 | 166 | 279 | |
Thomas Francis Meagher | Letter to? | mentioned: leaving for Central America, an order for pair of trousers and waist coat, send to 129 Fifth Ave, waist coat and trousers to be the same material,: black and white or a black coat and light gray, very narrow stripe | On board the "Northern Light" | 13 October 1859 | 5079 | 172 | 279 | |
John Robertson | Order to ? | order for lumber | 8 November 1859 | 5079 | 184 | 279 | ||
Alexander Hamilton Bullock | Order to ? | order for harness | Worcester, MA | 9 November 1859 | 5079 | 186 | 279 | |
A. B. Guijon | Letter to ? Fleet | mentioned: thirty gallons of whiskey, Sandy Hall, Richmond Company, Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Road, Mrs. Neale | VA | 27 July 1860 | 5080 | 62 | 280 | |
T. W. Hancock | Letter to ? Steel | mentioned: Spencer Hancock, son of Col. W. W. Hancock of Chesterfield County | Richmond, VA | 21 April 1860 | 5080 | 38 | 280 | |
O. H. Claiborne | Letter to "Dear Charles" | mentioned: possibility of Charles moving to California, conditions, I carry a pistol in my back pocket, will try to sell our and come back to Richmond and the east coast, believe that Breckenridge will not carry California, all mining claims worth anything are in the hands of old settlers, prospecting for gold but found silver | San Francisco, CA | 1 November 1860 | 5080 | 101 | 280 | |
R. Archer | Letter to "Dear friend" | mentioned: a note, a shipment, Alexandria, Philadelphia | Baltimore, MD | ca. 1860 | 5080 | 119 | 280 | |
William Gannaway Brownlow | Letter to "Dear Sir" | acknowledgment of a letter | Knoxville, TN | 27 August 1860 | 5080 | 75 | 280 | |
William A. Winston | Letter to "Dick" | mentioned: Belle Mead, met Judge Parker of Winchester and his talking wife, farming my corn and fencing, Miss Nancy, Miss Betty Wade, please bring number 4 shot, killed a wild goose, Ma and Mrs. Aylett | 29 February 1860 | 5080 | 16 | 280 | ||
Moses Hicks Grinnell | Letter to "Gentlemen" | enclosed a check for one thousand dollars | NY | ca. 1860 | 5080 | 126 | 280 | |
Maximilian Schele De Vere | Letter to "Gentlemen" | enclosed a check for his credit | University of VA, Charlottesville, VA | 1860-1862 | 5080 | 138 | 280 | |
Janette B. Poore | Letter to "My dear child" [Bessie] | mentioned: Richmond's full of people. Cousin Lucy Stacy is getting over Typhoid Fever, George Stacy, Mary Wood | very faded | Richmond, VA | 7 August 1860 | 5080 | 64 | 280 |
D. R. Brower | Letter to "My dear Colonel" | note about a buggy | Howard's Grove Hospital | Richmond, VA | 8 August 1860 | 5080 | 67 | 280 |
Lester Wallack | Letter to "My dear Sir" | request to exchange his sheep dog | NY | 14 December 1860 | 5080 | 113 | 280 | |
William Bradford Reed | Letter to ? | mentioned: closing up our account | 29 June 1860 | 5080 | 52 | 280 | ||
Jackson S. Scott | Letter to ? | mentioned: a note for a thousand dollars | VA | 27 June 1860 | 5080 | 50 | 280 | |
Robert Hall | Letter to ? | response about 5000 acres | Princeton, NJ | 18 March 1860 | 5080 | 28 | 280 | |
W. J. Hubard | Letter to ? | mentioned: Houdon's statue of Washington | Richmond, VA | 27 January 1860 | 5080 | 8 | 280 | |
Robert B. Lyne | Letter to ? | mentioned: Capt. J. B. Young and his written opinion; remarks about the title to Joseph Bernard's farm | Richmond, VA | 25 January 1860 | 5080 | 6 | 280 | |
M. E. Starke | Letter to ? Doswell | mentioned: failed his creditors, horses as credit, Col Hughes, Marmaduke Johnson, Temple | New Orleans, LA | 23 April 1860 | 5080 | 40 | 280 | |
W. E. Anderson | Letter to ? Hill | order for mild tobacco, "these are troubling times and I design comforting myself during the suspension by smoking off my troubles" | Raleigh, NC | 28 November 1860 | 5080 | 110 | 280 | |
B. Snoffer et al | Letter to ? Strandberry | announcement of first place for Strandberry's Devon Cow, Matilda | State Agricultural Society | MD | 1 October 1860 | 5080 | 83 | 280 |
A.N. Lawrence | Letter to A. A. Chapman | mentioned: the power of attorney which W. G. D. French gave me to sell in Europe the Western Lands owned by you | Richmond, VA | 24 January 1860 | 5080 | 4 | 280 | |
R. Archer & R. S. Archer | Letter to A. D. Townes | response to changes at the Armory [Armory] property, the mill, a new fly wheel. water wheel, puddling, heating furnace, Sqneezer & Shearz, offer to buy Townes out | Tredegar | Richmond, VA | 14 June 1860 | 5080 | 45 | 280 |
Cyrus West Field & Company | Letter to C. W. Kearney | request for a discount | New York, NY | 8 March 1860 | 5080 | 19 | 280 | |
J. M. Mata | Letter to Charles Tillinghast James | mentioned: trials in Mexico of the rifled cannon, best of the kind at present, will recommend to my government when needed for the use of the Mexican Army | Washington, DC | 30 January 1860 | 5080 | 11 | 280 | |
Daniel E. Sickels | Letter to D. E. Delavan | mentioned: another duplicate set of papers to Major Hull | Washington, DC | ca. 1860 | 5080 | 131 | 280 | |
Mansfield A. Lovell | Letter to Fernando Wood | mentioned: removal of the house on S.E. Corner of 54th Street and Broadway | New York, NY | 20 January 1860 | 5080 | 2 | 280 | |
Stephen Arnold Douglas | Letter to Fernando Wood | "not a particle of truth published in the newspaper" | 16 February 1860 | 5080 | 24 | 280 | ||
Francis Hopkinson | Letter to Fernando Wood of New York | mentioned: congratulations on the recent victory, Black Republicans & Mulatto Republicans, mentioned: Seward, Bates, "voting for Mr. Fillmore would be throwing my vote away," on my way to New Orleans, my father was a staunch Federalist | Philadelphia, PA | 25 February 1860 | 5080 | 13 | 280 | |
Theophilus Parsons | Letter to Francis Bowen of Cambridge, Massachusetts | ca. 1860 | 5080 | 129 | 280 | |||
Emory Washburn | Letter to Franklin Bacheller | Cambridge, MA | 21 June 1860 | 5080 | 48 | 280 | ||
L. A. Roberts | Letter to Horace Greeley | mentioned: " The March of the Free" | includes Greeley's reply | 28 April 1860 | 5080 | 43 | 280 | |
B. W. Finney | Letter to J. H. Walke | mentioned: sending by freight train a basket of butter to sell | Genito | 19 July 1860 | 5080 | 57 | 280 | |
J. Tristan Walke | Letter to J. H. Walke of Richmond, Virginia | request to delay payment on his note until his wheat goes to market | Richmond, VA | 8 October 1860 | 5080 | 85 | 280 | |
Joseph H. Street | Letter to J. H. Walker [Walke] of Richmond, Virginia | Hanover County, VA | 30 September 1860 | 5080 | 81 | 280 | ||
Clayton G. Coleman | Letter to J. M. Gregory | request to appoint his son, William Francis as deputy Marshall of Louisa County, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 23 March 1860 | 5080 | 31 | 280 | |
Thomas L. Jones | Letter to John | mentioned: purchase of new land, a loan, I am qualified as guardian for my Uncle William Jones children, your mother looks well, Martha is unwell, please visit Mecklenburg, pending visit to Richmond as I plan to marry Mrs. Davis, widow of Adam O. Davis this December, Gary has moved his family to Richmond | mentioned: Hugh White and possible fight with Zolicoffer in Kentucky, Samuel Cox of the 5th Louisiana Regiment | Boydton, Mecklenburg County, VA | 1860-1862 | 5080 | 133 | 280 |
John Smith Phelps | Letter to Luther Cullen Carter | response to a letter from Carter inquiring about the State of Missouri | Washington, DC | 15 December 1860 | 5080 | 116 | 280 | |
Horace Mayard | Letter to Luther Cullen Carter | mentioned: securities | Knoxville, TN | 27 November 1860 | 5080 | 107 | 280 | |
George William Curtis | Letter to Luther Cullen Carter | opinion about Carter's chances in the county, mentions large expenses, Mr. Draper | North Shore, Staten Island, NY | 26 October 1860 | 5080 | 94 | 280 | |
Edward Morris | Letter to Luther Cullen Carter | Philadelphia, PA | 27 October 1860 | 5080 | 97 | 280 | ||
Francis L. Smith | Letter to Luther R. Spelman of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: defending George W. Crump, charged with killing Joseph Bloxom, sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary for murder, Governor Letcher, and Judge Tyler, County of Fairfax | Alexandria, VA | 30 June 1860 | 5080 | 54 | 280 | |
Raphael Semmes, Treasury Dept, Light House Board | Letter to Messrs. E & G. W. Blunt | mentioned: a sketch showing positions of the range lights in Galveston | Washington, DC | 30 March 1860 | 5080 | 36 | 280 | |
James D. Hankins | Letter to Richmond Christian of Richmond, Virginia | inquiry about his trunk; either sent to Richmond or Alexandria, mentions the University | Bacon's Castle, VA | 22 July 1860 | 5080 | 59 | 280 | |
Samuel M. Wolfe | Letter to S. H. Parker | inquiry about a possible warrant due his grandfather, Benjamin Wolfe | Washington, DC | 21 September 1860 | 5080 | 79 | 280 | |
C. T. Bruen | Letter to the Anonymous Club | tenders his resignation | Richmond, VA | 1 November 1860 | 5080 | 99 | 280 | |
Daniel Stevenson Dickinson | Letter to Thomas Nelson Carr | mentioned: a paper may yet be published | Binghamton, NY | 12 August 1860 | 5080 | 72 | 280 | |
William Cabell Rives | Order to Burton & Greenhow | order for five hundred pounds of bacon for his laboring people | Castle Hill, VA | 14 September 1860 | 5080 | 77 | 280 | |
J. B. Stovall | Order to Burton & Greenhow of Richmond, Virginia | order for one hundred and fifty pounds of bacon sent to South Boston, Virginia by railroad | VA | 25 October 1860 | 5080 | 92 | 280 | |
John Tyler | Order to Burton & Greenhow of Richmond, Virginia | order for half barrel of crushed sugar, a box of starch, a small keg of lard, two hundred pounds of cheap bacon, to be sent by steamboat | Sherwood Forest, Charles City County, VA | 16 October 1860 | 5080 | 89 | 280 | |
Edmund W. Hubard | Order to Burton & Greenhow of Richmond, Virginia | please send to Farmville by the Danville and Southside Rail Road a barrel of crushed sugar, English cheese, and anti-dyspeptic cheese | Saratoga, NY | 16 October 1860 | 5080 | 87 | 280 | |
Edward T. Finch | Order to John & George Gibson | "please send me another load of plank" | 12 March 1860 | 5080 | 26 | 280 | ||
James C. Adams | Order to John E. White of Richmond, Virginia | order for five hogsheads of leaf [tobacco] | New York, NY | 10 August 1860 | 5080 | 69 | 280 | |
Capt. William L. Elliot | Order to Messrs. J. Earle Jr. & Company | order for a uniform without shoulder straps to be sent to West Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania, includes measurements | Fort Fillmore, NM | 18 November 1860 | 5080 | 104 | 280 | |
Peachy R. Grattan | Order to Mr. Williams | order for bale of clover hay and Mr. Sampson's hay | Richmond, VA | 27 March 1860 | 5080 | 34 | 280 | |
Medical College of Virginia Students | Petition to publish in book form the course of lectures to Dr. James Brown McCaw | 66 signatures | Richmond, VA | 13 February 1860 | 5080 | 21 | 280 | |
M. Bayliss | Phrenological Chart of Mr. Richard Reim of Henrico County, Virginia | printed form and drawing of the skull | VA | ca. 1860 | 5080 | 122 | 280 | |
Virginia Cavalry, 1st Regiment, Company "G" | A rooster of the Amelia Troop, from the beginning to the end of the war | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 224 | 282 | |||
E. M. Todd | Account to "My dear Sir" | shipped on the Sloop "New Packet" two hogsheads of my best hams (138) | Smithfield, VA | 27 March 1861 | 5081 | 45 | 281 | |
Peter Martin & Company | Accounts to Elisha Jackson | account sales of hogsheads of tobacco, Frank Jackson, sales of bags of wheat | 15 March 1861 | 5081 | 34 | 281 | ||
A. N. Lawrence and A. A. Chapman | Agreement | sale of land in Giles County, Virginia, James Lyon of the County of Henrico appointed arbitrator | Washington, DC and Monroe County, VA | 20 February 1861 | 5081 | 24 | 281 | |
Virginia Mechanics Institute | Articles of Agreement with the Confederate States for the rental of their hall | Response from Thomas Giles | signed by A. M. Bailey, William Cabell Rives, R. M. T. Hunter; witness, G. W. Anderson | VA | 1 June 1861 | 5081 | 73 | 281 |
Lewis B. Edwards | Bills for services as overseer at the works at Fort Boykins | approved by Walter G. Turpin et. al. | VA | August 1861 | 5081 | 148 | 281 | |
Charles Richardson | Certificate of pay | Centreville, VA | 4 December 1861 | 5082 | 44 | 282 | ||
William Sutton | Commission: John F. George | Sergeant, 2nd Division of Boston | Boston, MA | 26 April 1861 | 5081 | 56 | 281 | |
Joseph Eggleston Johnston | General Order #66 to William N. Pendleton | Troops to take position: Maj. Gen. Earl Van Dorn's at 10 A.M., Major Gen. Longstreet's at 11 A. M., Major Gen. G. W. Smith's at 12 A. M., Major Gen. E. K. Smith's at 1 P. M., Brig. Gen. J. E. B Stuart and Calvary | signed by Thomas G. Rhett | Army of the Potomac | 24 November 1861 | 5082 | 15 | 282 |
Thomas Turner Fauntleroy | General Order putting into effect the findings & sentence of a General Court Marshall | Private William Looney of Company B, 1st Battalion found guilty of threatening John Heath, sentenced to wear a ball and chain at hard labor | mentioned: Col. William C. Scott, Virginia Volunteer | Richmond, VA | 7 July 1861 | 5081 | 94 | 281 |
Lorenzo Thomas | General orders number 35 & 39 | sited: Captain John McNabb, 10th Infantry, Surgeon Lafayette Guild, Major Albert J. Smith deserted in Key West, Florida | Washington, DC | 20 June-1 July 1861 | 5081 | 80 | 281 | |
Thomas P. Fitzpatrick | Letter to ? Carrington | request to borrow money until the tobacco crop is harvested | Nelson County, VA | 19 February 1861 | 5081 | 22 | 281 | |
Andrew G. Curtin | Letter to Dr. Jones | mentioned: John Alexander, now confined to the Eastern Penitentiary and request for condition of his health | Philadelphia, PA | 11 June 1861 | 5081 | 76 | 281 | |
Robert E. Withers | Letter to LT. J. A. Herndon | mentioned: offices of the 1st Battalion at Mason's Hall, up coming election between Withers and Capt. Graves | 38th Regiment, Virginia Volunteers | Danville, VA | 11 February 1861 | 5081 | 11 | 281 |
Charlie | Letter to "Dear Benny" and to "Dear Brother" | Soldier's letters: mentioned: dysentery, coughing, Col. Mcgruder, going to cousin, Frank Brooks, for a few weeks to recover and then return to Company 'F", Eddy, signs his letters as brother | Richmond, VA | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 207 | 282 | |
William M. Slaughter | Letter to "Dear Brother" | mentioned: death of their sister, Sarah, mentions the war as a righteous one, Brunswick, Virginia | Albany, NY | 13 July 1861 | 5081 | 101 | 281 | |
George Smith Patton, C.S.A. | Letter to "Dear Brother" | mentioned: Brig, Gen, J. D. Cox , Brig. Gen. H. A. Wise, Col. Woodruff of the second Kentucky | sends a brief account of the action at Scary Creek on July 17, 1861 | Putman County, VA | 17 July 1861 | 5081 | 111 | 281 |
Charles F. Smith | Letter to "Dear Brother" | mentioned: very dull here on account of the handling of our government, a little action in western Virginia, however our troops are falling back instead of going forward, Yankees out number us five to one, comments about Brig. Gen. Anderson, John Pizzini, Bob Taylor, Capt. Cabell, Lt. Chamberlain | Richmond, VA | 25 September 1861 | 5081 | 164 | 281 | |
W. H. Waddell | Letter to "Dear James" | mentioned: fifty-four pounds of butter, sending the key to the trunk, tell Hattie to come back with me | VA | 6 November 1861 | 5082 | 4 | 282 | |
William M. Browne. Acting Sec. of State CSA | Letter to "Dear Madam" | mentioned: Dr. Templeton | a letter of condolence | Richmond, VA | 22 October 1861 | 5081 | 178 | 281 |
Summers | Letter to "Dear Mother" | mentioned: Col. Rust, General Lee, Lt. Col. Pegram, Mrs. Galt | Staunton, VA | 18 July 1861 | 5081 | 118 | 281 | |
Robert A. Cogbill | Letter to "Dear sir" | mentioned: note renewed, Mr. Dabney, Mr. Hart, Mr. Rives | New Glasgow, VA | 20 May 1861 | 5081 | 69 | 281 | |
William H. Fenner | Letter to "Dear Uncle" | mentioned: very cold weather, stable for the horses, stoves in our tents, possible war with John Buell, maybe headed north and if so a short visit with my family in New London | Camp Duncan, Washington, DC | 30 December 1861 | 5082 | 101 | 282 | |
William L. Hill | Letter to "My dear Father" | mentioned: Yorktown, blank note enclosed, Mr. Lewis, Dr. Jones, our Army has been granted a victory in the last few hours, enemy headed to Leesburg, Hessians, losses heavy on both sides, Dalton Carter of Madison writes that Dr. Galloway's child may not live | Richmond, VA | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 127 | 282 | |
Alexander Doniphan | Letter to "My dear friend" | request for a loan, newly married, wife's cotton crop and secular business, moved from Lynchburg | Huntsville, AL | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 122 | 282 | |
Lizzie | Letter to "My dear Husband" | personal letters between a husband and wife, mentions Captain Carrington, their children, General Longstreet, Richmond, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 202 | 282 | |
G. C. P. Miller | Letter to "My dear Sir" | mentioned: cedar posts, "these are dreadful times; Old friends like old wine grow more valuable as they grow older" | Lexington, VA | 23 October 1861 | 5081 | 180 | 281 | |
T. Oscar Rogers | Letter to ? | comments about Henry and his tuition and possible enlistment in the volunteer company | Joebrook | 16 May 1861 | 5081 | 66 | 281 | |
A. Leyburn | Letter to ? | comments about a misfortune to three hogsheads of tobacco, please sell as soon as possible | Elm Wood | 16 May 1861 | 5081 | 64 | 281 | |
William Norwood | Letter to ? | mentioned: "Maryland betrayed by the treachery of Hicks," meeting of the Presbyterian clergymen who called upon Lincoln to find a peaceable solution to difficulty, Lincoln said, "Sir, peace with the South is as impossible as it is for you to sleep with my wife tonight," Thousands of troops are pouring in to Washington and may attack sooner that you expect | Georgetown, DC | 2 May 1861 | 5081 | 58 | 281 | |
Mayo B.. Carrington | Letter to ? | discussion of 1861 Secession Convention, institution of slavery | Cumberland County, VA | 28 January 1861 | 5081 | 2 | 281 | |
William H. Hughes | Letter to ? | mentioned: Mrs. Ellington, object of charity by the county, her husband volunteered out of state and she may not be eligible for aid | Henderson | 19 June 1861 | 5081 | 78 | 281 | |
William R. Vaughn | Letter to ? | request for a recommendation for advanced rank in the army to support my wife and children | American Hotel | 10 October 1861 | 5081 | 169 | 281 | |
F. R. Farrar | Letter to ? | "I shall make one struggle for this Union" feelings about keeping the union together | Deatonville, Amelia Court House, VA | 28 August 1861 | 5081 | 146 | 281 | |
William R. Scurry | Letter to Alexander M. Jackson | Report on operations on the Rio Grande | Val Verde, NM | 23 February 1861 | 5083 | 67 | 283 | |
Charles T. Mason | Letter to Alfred L. Rives | requisition for brick and cement for a furnace, unable to report as yet on the experiment made by the ordinance department | record of James Branch of Isle of Wight County and his employment as manager in the construction of Fort Huger on Hardy's Bluff | Jamestown Island | 7 December 1861 | 5082 | 55 | 282 |
John B. Stanard | Letter to Alfred L. Rives, Engineer in charge of Richmond Defenses | Endorsements by Capt. Rives for 150 men both free & slave negroes for the holidays Request for five or six brick layers to work on the magazines on the Chesterfield side of the river | Richmond, VA | 23 December 1861 | 5082 | 87 | 282 | |
William Inman | Letter to Alfred Taylor, Commanding the U.S. Sloop "Saratoga" | Order for the transfer of Invalids & Prisoners taken in Slavers | Mentioned: Ship "Relief," Captain, William M. Glendy, report to Captain Charles Wilkes, commanding the U. S. steamer, San Jacinto" | U.S. Flag Ship "Constellation" St. Paul de Soanda | 11 August 1861 | 5081 | 124 | 281 |
R. T. Thom | Letter to an officer of the New Orleans & Washington Telegraph Company | mentioned: stockholders shares, Ed. McDowell, F. Slaughter, James R. Thom. Taken over by a Yankee concern | Fredericksburg, VA | 8 August 1861 | 5081 | 129 | 281 | |
John W. Slaughter | Letter to Capt. Holmes et. al. | application for a furlough to return homes to harvest his crops | Camp Semmes, GA | 1 July 1861 | 5081 | 86 | 281 | |
Henry C. Wayne. Adjutant General | Letter to Capt. Jacob Read. Savannah, Georgia | mentioned: commission as Captain at the Oglethorpe Barracks of the Georgia 1st Regiment Army | Milledgeville, GA | 13 March 1861 | 5081 | 27 | 281 | |
J. R. C. Lewis | Letter to Charles T. Mason | mentioned: furnace, bricks, castings, bars, implements for cooking, rations from Richmond | Jamestown Island, VA | 4 December 1861 | 5082 | 41 | 282 | |
H. H. Selano | Letter to Col. Henry Heth | request for a guard for goods and the reply | 4 May 1861 | 5081 | 61 | 281 | ||
J. B. Stovall | Letter to E. A. Williams | requests a note for fifteen hundred dollars for a few months sent by my nephew, [Barksdale] | Meadville, VA | 30 March 1861 | 5081 | 48 | 281 | |
John B. Rogers, sculptor | Letter to E. S. Rich | New York, NY | 17 December 1861 | 5082 | 80 | 282 | ||
James L. Taylor | Letter to E. T. D. Myers | mentioned: two boxes of washers, doors, etc. for the shot furnace did not arrive by the order of Capt. Talcott | Norfolk, VA | 13 December 1861 | 5082 | 69 | 282 | |
General Leslie Combs of the Clerk's Office of the Court of Appeals | Letter to Franklin Bachelor of Lyons, Massachusetts | response to a request for an autograph of Daniel Boone, "I never saw Daniel Boone but my father settled in Kentucky as early as 1775," he returned to Kentucky after serving in the Revolution and settled in Boonsboro | Frankfort, KY | 25 March 1861 | 5081 | 42 | 281 | |
William F. Wickham | Letter to Goddin & Apperson | mentioned: bond of W. D. Wickham, General Cooper, Col. Chilton, Mr. Findall Griffin, sale at Mr. Suttons | Hanover County, VA | 20 December 1861 | 5082 | 82 | 282 | |
Thomas Lewis Preston | Letter to Goggin & Apperson, Agent Young of Richmond, Virginia | please send sheets, pillowcases and towels | Manassas, VA | 1-12 August 1861 | 5081 | 123 | 281 | |
Daniel S. Dickinson | Letter to H. W. Rogers | introduction of John M. Dickinson of Western New York, Wells Fargo, Rail Road | Binghamton, NY | 1 March 1861 | 5081 | 51 | 281 | |
George B. Draper | Letter to his landlord | mentioned: misunderstanding about the lease, the Walkers | Hartford, CT | 5 February 1861 | 5081 | 5 | 281 | |
Lewis B. Williams | Letter to his sister, Lucy P. Williams | mentioned: Dr. Robert Madison, Dr. E. P. Taliaferro, corn starch, rice flour, arrowroot, many sick and wounded, most will die, the government provides badly | Orange County Court House, VA | 2 August 1861 | 5081 | 127 | 281 | |
Albert Sidney Johnston | Letter to Isham Green Harris Governor of Tennessee | mentioned: enemy movement toward Tennessee, forces from western Virginia and eastern Kentucky have been withdrawn, General Buell has seventy-five thousand men and I have only seventeen thousand, Columbus Fort, Gen. Zollicoffer, Mississippi River, Nashville, Major Gilmer, Europe, need additional forces | Bowling Green, KY | 25 December 1861 | 5082 | 92 | 282 | |
Richard J. Ashe, First Regiment, N. C. Volunteers | Letter to James Henry Lane | mentioned: sending a sward , saddle and bridle, Capt. Avery and McDowell and LT. Lewis, left two goblets in Richmond for you, regards to Capt. Martin and George Johnston, sword sent by Gen. Joseph R. Anderson of Richmond, Virginia, goblets were left with Mrs. Charles L. Hobson, sister of Lane, living then in Richmond, many comments about the occupations of the officers mentioned after the war | copied by Brig. Gen. Lane c. 1890 with remarks on the reverse | Richmond, VA | 14 October 1861 | 5081 | 172 | 281 |
John W. Gentry | Letter to James L. Apperson | confession to his employer, mentions gambling at the Faro Bank and loosing all | Church Hill, Richmond, VA | 17 February 1861 | 5081 | 16 | 281 | |
Walter G. Turpin | Letter to James Maurice | William Percival served one and one third month | Fort Boykins, VA | 4 December 1861 | 5082 | 47 | 282 | |
William H. Jones | Letter to John E. White | mentioned: please pay Mr. Lockett, for a horse I bought, tobacco, Mr. Fullerton | Richmond, VA | 22 October 1861 | 5081 | 175 | 281 | |
John Hartwell Cocke | Letter to John F. Wren of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: sending a box for Mrs. L. C. Minor in the care of Prof. Dabney, I will be sending oats and Irish potatoes in a short time | Lower Bremo, Fluvanna County, VA | 26 November 1861 | 5082 | 17 | 282 | |
Christopher G. Memminger | Letter to John Letcher | with thanks of Governor Pickens for the arms you sent for South Carolina and a receipt | Richmond, VA | 9 December 1861 | 5082 | 60 | 282 | |
M. H. Tredway | Letter to John M. Young | "please stop in Scottsville and bring up a little negro girl who lives with me" | Danville, VA | 1 April 1861 | 5081 | 54 | 281 | |
Edmund Pierrepont | Letter to Joseph Mayo, Mayor of Richmond | mentioned: warrants | Richmond, VA | July 1861 | 5081 | 121 | 281 | |
James Alfred Jones | Letter to Judge James D. Halyburton of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Munford vs. Munford, Cushing vs. Proctor, Bell vs. Chapman | 21 December 1861 | 5082 | 84 | 282 | ||
Powhatan B. Whittle | Letter to L. B. Conway | mentioned: check on Pittsylvania Bank maybe worthless, send one on another bank | Camp on Broad Run | 8 September 1861 | 5081 | 156 | 281 | |
Robert Mercer T. Hunter | Letter to Lewis E. Harvie | recommendation for Thomas Hill for deputy marshal | Culpeper, VA | 22 March 1861 | 5081 | 40 | 281 | |
H. H. Selano | Letter to M. M. Young | request to fill the clerk vacancy in his quarter master | 15 July 1861 | 5081 | 104 | 281 | ||
Lord Charles Edward Paget | Letter to Messrs E. & G. W. Blunt | mentioned: Hydrographic Department, 95 charts, 13 books | London, England | 26 August 1861 | 5081 | 137 | 281 | |
John C. Clarke, Engineer Bureau CSA | Letter to Messrs. John & George Gibson | mentioned: written statement of lumber for the defense batteries of Richmond on the Chesterfield side of the river, Mr. Pilson | Richmond, VA | 11 December 1861 | 5082 | 63 | 282 | |
R. Rives | Letter to Mr. Bates | mentioned: forts, carts and hands, fixing to mount the cannons and the dirt has to be hauled, Mr. Higgins, Mr. R. H. Hogges, send to Marion Hill | Falling Hill | 27 June 1861 | 5081 | 83 | 281 | |
J. H. Sands | Letter to N. B. Hill | request for winter clothing for Company A, 1st Regiment, VA | Young's Mill, Warwick County, VA | 7 November 1861 | 5082 | 7 | 282 | |
Peebles | Letter to Peebles | mentioned: children sick with fever and chills, Isaac, corn and cotton crop cut in half with strong winds and rain | 7 September 1861 | 5081 | 153 | 281 | ||
Alexander Mosely | Letter to R. H. Debrell [Debbrelle] of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: meeting of the children at Mrs. Harkins for the purpose of settlement of the estate of Mr. Jones, meeting with Mr. Hill, Mrs. Jones, claim against Hooper's estate, Prince Edward Court House | Gravel Hill, Buckingham County, VA | 13 March 1861 | 5081 | 29 | 281 | |
Robert L. Montague | Letter to R. H. Dickinson | request to come to his room as he is too sick to leave | Exchange Hotel, Richmond, VA | 14 March 1861 | 5081 | 32 | 281 | |
S. V. Little | Letter to R. H. Dickinson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: the return of the negro if his draft is credited with $1525, examined by a doctor, postscript: Virginia should join us, "there is no other hope" | Secession | Macon, GA | 18 February 1861 | 5081 | 19 | 281 |
R. H. Adams | Letter to R. L. Christian | mentioned: cousin Anne, son William, Mr. Schooler, son Richard, Richmond, sons, Carter and John, belong to the Greensboro Company, Capt. Hobson, 5th Regiment Alabama Volunteers, son William wants to join but I think three is enough and I need him at home | Marengo County, AL | ca. 1861 | 5082 | 107 | 282 | |
Alfred L. Rives | Letter to S. H. Cernick | mentioned: Mr. St. John, Colonel Talcott | 17 December 1861 | 5082 | 77 | 282 | ||
H. McHenry | Letter to S. H. Cornick | mentioned: Lt. Boswell, liabilities at Williamsburg | Richmond, VA | 27 December 1861 | 5082 | 95 | 282 | |
Benjamin Huger | Letter to Samuel Cooper | mentioned: Petersburg Express article that will afford the enemy information | Norfolk, VA | 9 August 1861 | 5081 | 131 | 281 | |
H. J. Murray | Letter to Thomas Nelson Carr | mentioned: Frank P. Nash, lawyer, late of Boston | Portland, ME | ca. November 1861 | 5082 | 34 | 282 | |
John H. Gilmer | Letter to Thomas T. Giles | mentioned: P. H. Aylett, possible litigation, $15,000 | Richmond, VA | 13 September 1861 | 5081 | 158 | 281 | |
Allen A. Burwell | Letter to Thomas T. Giles | Receiver of sequestered property for the CSA. Proceeds for the sale of Michael Bryan's property | Lunenburg County, VA | 30 December 1861 | 5082 | 98 | 282 | |
William C. Carrington | Letter to Uncle H.? | mentioned: "Capt's F's deportment, beastly drunk and Col Brown was pretty high too" I must quit this company and seek congenial souls elsewhere" "our company is the butt of ridicule," George Hundley | Centreville, VA | 4 July 1861 | 5081 | 91 | 281 | |
Daniel Teaford | Letter to W. D. Thompkins & Company | mentioned: ten barrels of flour for Governor Letcher, has sent it to Waggoner Hill | Rockbridge, VA | 21 November 1861 | 5082 | 9 | 282 | |
George Carr | Letter to W. H. Hartsook | mentioned: V. W. Southall vs. Abram Shepherd, holder of note | Charlottesville, VA | 12 February 1861 | 5081 | 14 | 281 | |
Ann Davis | Letter to Warner Lomax | mentioned: Caroline, Mr. Hacket, Robert | Letterhead of the Palmetto Mag. | Charleston, SC | 11 February 1861 | 5081 | 8 | 281 |
James Edward English | Letter to William B. Barnard of Waterbury, Connecticut | mentioned: Mr. Hill; note from Barnard speaks of a buggy or sulkey | New Haven, CT | 21 November 1861 | 5082 | 12 | 282 | |
William M. Ward | Letter to William C. Fleet | mentioned: limited furloughs and keep your men in camp because at any moment you may need them | Tappahannock, VA | 17 September 1861 | 5081 | 161 | 281 | |
B. W. Green | Letter to William Connor | mentioned: Mr. Young, land | 16 March 1861 | 5081 | 38 | 281 | ||
Montgomery Blair | Letter to Wood & Brothers | mentioned: carriages ordered, Mr. Holbrook | Washington, DC | 31 December 1861 | 5082 | 104 | 282 | |
Charles B. Maxson | Letters of a soldier in Company K, 5th Connecticut Regiment to members of his family | personal family letters to his father and mother from Frederick, Maryland and Winchester, and Strasburg, Virginia included requests for clothing and pain killers, length of time for mail to arrive, Riley Henry and Frank Peabody came out to sell cigars, volunteers from Rhode Island, Harpers Ferry muskets, Mississippi rifles, had his picture taken | MD , VA, and CT | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 136 | 282 | |
George Arnold | Memoranda | mentioned: transportation tickets, Capt. D. H. Wood, G. C. Good, West Point, Gloucester Point, Col. T. H. Williamson, Capt. Rives | Richmond, VA | 14-16 December 1861 | 5082 | 72 | 282 | |
S. Bassett French, Ex. Department | Military pass for such slave and free negroes as may be sent to Jamestown | mentioned: Mayor Joseph Mayo will certify | Richmond, VA | 23 May 1861 | 5081 | 71 | 281 | |
C.S.A. Army Quartermaster's Department, Transportation Office | Misc. papers, passes, etc. | mentioned: Lexington, Smithfield, Greensboro, North Carolina, Richmond to Norfolk, Virginia for Engineer Charles Schroeder | Charlotte, NC | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 212 | 282 | |
L. H. Dunlap | Notebook of supplies required for the engineer Encampment, Western Division | mentioned: rations for 20 negroes, order for writing table and supplies, foolscap, rations for four oxen &one horse, four pounds of candles & two candlesticks one bucket of black paint and white, one horse shod, harness repaired | Hoffler's Creek, Hampton Rhoads, VA | 9 July-12 August 1861 | 5081 | 97 | 281 | |
West Virginia Courts, Monongalia County | Oaths of Allegiance to the United States | Augustus Haymond, James Perry, F. R. Sinclair | ca. 1861 | 5082 | 115 | 282 | ||
Thomas P. Fitzpatrick | Order to ? | order for sixty-five swords | Camp Jackson, Wytheville, VA | 1 July 1861 | 5081 | 89 | 281 | |
Charles Wilkes | Order to Alfred Taylor, U.S. Navy | Orders: to return to the United States via English Mail Steamer | U. S. S. "Saratoga," Fernando Po | August 1861 | 5081 | 139 | 281 | |
Mary Todd Lincoln | Order to Madam Harris | order for a purple silk dress, a head dress not to cost over $5.00 | also a franked envelope addressed by Abraham Lincoln to John C. Fremont. Introducing Col. T. W. Sweeny and a 1872, April 6, D. M. Collins to Robert A. Brock discussing letters | Washington, DC | 30 November 1861 | 5082 | 28 | 282 |
Thomas M. Vincent | Order to S. V. R. Carpenter of Columbus, Ohio | an order revoking Carpenter's appointment as sutler to the 18th Infantry | Washington, DC | 12 December 1861 | 5082 | 66 | 282 | |
John Clifford Pemberton | Orders regarding free negroes employed on the works at Fort Boykins to Walter G. Turpin | negroes named on the list: Jack Small, William Copeland, Elisha Copland, Anthony Holland, Jerry Read, Benjamin Wiggins, William Scott, Solomon Read, John Copeland, Mile Copeland, Nathan Read | Smithfield, VA | ca. 1861 | 5082 | 37 | 282 | |
Maryland, Citizens now resident in Virginia | Petition on behalf of the 1st Regiment of Maryland Volunteers serving in the cause of the Confederacy to the Council of the City of Richmond, Committee on Arms | mentioned: Army of the Potomac, Capt. J. Lyle, Clark's Company attached to Col. Gilliam's regiment in northwestern Virginia | ca. 1861 | 5082 | 111 | 282 | ||
Catesby R. Jones | Recommendation for R. T. Armistead, a volunteer for the defense of this island | Jamestown, VA | 30 October 1861 | 5081 | 182 | 281 | ||
Virginia Militia 33rd Regiment | Roster of Officers | Eustace Robinson, John P. Harmen, E. H. Sands, James D. Vaughn, William A. Johnson, Ed. Y. Redd, R. C. Leake, L. W. Billups, John C. Gathright, Robert M. Courtney, John F. Linton, LT. Fleming Phillips, James E. Riddick, Peter Mayo, Mortimer Courtney, Giles C. Courtney, J. E. B. Jude, Thomas K. Harold, J. H. Brock, Gustace G. Carter, Henry Younger, Robert H. Henley, LT. W. H. O. Bernard, Benjamin D. Clark, R. A. Roper, Preston Atkinson, John O. Gathright, W. E. Barnick, William Shoemaker, John J. Atkinson, William T Chandler, William J. Shepperson, George Timberlake, Frank Dickman, Amos Willis | 27 September 1861 | 5081 | 167 | 281 | ||
Virginia Artillery, Light, William C. Fleet's Company | Six Muster Rolls, one morning report, one return of troops | signed by First Sergeant Timothy R. Roane, very complete records of date of enlistment and remarks about absentees and sickness | see also Virginia Infantry, 5th Regiment, Company B | Spotsylvania County and Richmond, VA | 1861-1862 | 5082 | 155 | 282 |
Thomas Mann Randolph Talcott | Special Order | Leave of absence to Lt. W. C. Turpin, Engineer | Norfolk, VA | 27 November 1861 | 5082 | 25 | 282 | |
John Bankhead Magruder | Special Order discharging William B. Puller, 3rd Howitzers, C.S.A, | signed by the Adjutant | Yorktown, VA | 1 November 1861 | 5082 | 2 | 282 | |
John Withers | Special Orders | giving direction to the commanding officers of troops to aid the engineers when workers are absent [negro slave runaways] | Richmond, VA | 27 August 1861 | 5081 | 141 | 281 | |
Albert Abbitt | Statement of a prisoner arrested as a suspicious person, together with related papers concerning him, "possible spy" | mentioned: born in Leeds, England, in the lumber business in Georgia for sixteen years, Manassas, Virginia, Baltimore, Chester Avery, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Harris, Mr. Snow, Seymore Lynn | note signed by John Scott, C,S.A. from Camp at Davis' house near Occoquan, note signed by J. F. Early, note signed by M. J. Slaughter | Camp Pickens, SC and VA | 17 July 1861 | 5081 | 106 | 281 |
Thomas H. Williamson | Statement of free negroes working on fortification | Statement for Monroe White, a free negro, and his work on fortification to General Johnston Statement for John Thomas Brown, a free negro, and his work with the engineers on fortification Statement for Warner Staunton, a free negro, called into public service | Manassas, VA | 6-13 December 1861 | 5082 | 50 | 282 | |
Alabama Courts | Two Affidavits in Confederate States vs. J. Elkins & Company | mentioned: J. Elkins & Company in New York, William Brooks, B. Goldstein, L. Levy | Mobile County, AL | 27 November 1861 | 5082 | 20 | 282 | |
Edward Zimmerman | Affidavit | S. P. Chase, Brig "Kentucky" for New York | certified by Hinton Rowen Helper | Buenos Aires Consulate | 6 December 1862 | 5084 | 85 | 284 |
B. J. Eddins | Agreement to furnish bricks to the Engineer Department, C.S.A. | mentioned: twenty-four thousand bricks | witnessed by John B. [Stanant] | Richmond, VA | 4 March 1862 | 5083 | 81 | 283 |
Alan B. Magruder | Army of the Peninsula, requisition of supplies to J. H Wayt | mentioned: Majors Claiborne, Ruffin, and Edwards | Yorktown, VA | 18 March 1862 | 5083 | 92 | 283 | |
John M. Phelps | Certificate | Rev. A. W. Gregg helped raise the 8th Virginia Regiment by traveling through Kanawha, Putnam, Boone, and Fayette Counties | Colesmouth, VA | 7 May 1862 | 5083 | 126 | 283 | |
N. A. Sturdivant | Certificate that Private W. W. Maupin is unfit for duty | Camp Lee, VA | 11 August 1862 | 5083 | 186 | 283 | ||
Lucius B. Northrop | Commissary report on supplies and resources C.S.A. | mentioned: North Carolina and Virginia, bacon, hogs, Atlanta, Capt. Parker, General Breckinridge, Major Cummings, cattle to cross the Mississippi for wintering, supply deficit | Endorsements by James Alexander Sedden & Gustavus Wooden Smith | 1 November 1862 | 5084 | 78 | 284 | |
John Letcher | Commission to Dr. John D. Turner | Commission in the Virginia Militia, 33rd Regiment | Henrico County, VA | 29 January 1862 | 5083 | 16 | 283 | |
Edwin D. Morgan | Commissions in the 71st Regiment New York Volunteers | George R. Hall, William H. Green, George McAllister | Albany, NY | 1 December 1862 | 5084 | 81 | 284 | |
C.S.A Army of Northern Virginia, 1st Brigade | Correspondence of Colonel Montgomery D. Corse regarding action in Oct. and Dec. | mentioned: Battle of Manassas on Aug. 30, 1862, 11th Virginia Regiment, General Armistead, General Garnett, General Randsom, Colonel Patten, Lt. Col. Florence, Major Swindler, Captains, Bolen, Harris, Fry, Lieu tents, Miller, Estes, Dean, Mullins, Battle of Groveton, Lt. Col. Skinner, list of killed and wounded at Battle of Groveton, Brig. Gen. J. L. Kemper, Battle near Boonsborough, Maryland, distinguished gallantry: Capt. I. T. Burke; Co. D, Lt. Thomas Perry, Co. A; Lt. S. S. Turner, Co. B; Lt. Athey and Littleton, Co. C; Corporal W. Harper, Co. E and I Murphy, Co. C | reports from George W. Lazenby, L. B. Williams, Jr., P. S. Ashby, F. A. Langley | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 123 | 284 | |
Bennett Codney | Discharge certificate of William H. Mayo, a free negroe | Capt. John J. Clark orders discharge of Mayo from Mecklenburg County, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 6 March 1862 | 5083 | 89 | 283 | |
James C. Mead | Discharge of Charles C. Nieth of Company "C" Penn. Vols. | on account of disability by the order of General Wadsworth | Washington, DC | 30 November 1862 | 5084 | 75 | 284 | |
C.S.A. Army of Northern Virginia, A.P. Hill Division, Artillery Corps. | Field returns | Companies of: Capt. S. M. Braxton, Capt. A. C. Latham, Capt. D. G. McIntosh, Capt. G. Davidson, Capt. M. Johnson, Capt. W. J. Pegram | signed by Chamberlayne | VA | 10 October 1862 | 5084 | 50 | 284 |
Benjamin Huger | General Order #25 | Announcing appointment of Captain T. M. R. Talcott as Chief Engineer | Norfolk, VA | 7 April 1862 | 5083 | 105 | 283 | |
Alexander Sands | Gentry's case: whether the judgment of the Hustings Court excludes all inquiry, by any other court | case about mixed blood, opinion by Sands | 17 February 1862 | 5083 | 53 | 283 | ||
Charles Richardson | Invoice of Ordinance | mentioned: Capt. McPhail, guns , caissons, Battery Forge, E. J. Anderson | Staunton, VA | 20 October 1862 | 5084 | 58 | 284 | |
S. C. Elliott | Invoice to Walter G. Turpin | Invoices of subsistence stores for Fort Boykin | Fort Boykin, VA | January-February 1862 | 5083 | 22 | 283 | |
J. B. Glazebrook | Leave of absence to A. A. Hughes | leave for ten days to return to Henry County for his health | list of expenses on back of leave | VA | 8 July 1862 | 5083 | 170 | 283 |
James M. D. Carrington | Letter to his father | mentioned: sending John Carrington home for Christmas, the movements of his company since last he wrote, Clarke County, Orange County Court House, Madison County Court House, Battle of Fredericksburg | signed: "Your son" | Port Royal, VA | 20 December 1862 | 5084 | 99 | 284 |
Hugh W. Sheffey | Letter to "Colonel" | mentioned: certificate of Richard Summerson's proof of payment, erect a new brick building, power of attorney for W. P. Strother | Staunton, VA | 5 April 1862 | 5083 | 102 | 283 | |
Milledge L. Bonham | Letter to "Dear Capt." | SC | 8 October 1862 | 5084 | 48 | 284 | ||
M. L. Powell | Letter to "Dear Col" | request to know the Colonel's location so he can turn over the wagons, North Garden? | includes the Colonel's reply | Albemarle County, VA | 10 June 1862 | 5083 | 137 | 283 |
John W. Bransford | Letter to "Dear Major" | mentioned: his reasons for not returning before the end of his furlough, the Yankees are near Staunton, I saw John Mosby, Sgts. Clements and Blair | Richmond, VA | 14 November 1862 | 5084 | 73 | 284 | |
Oliver Johnson | Letter to "Dear Sir" | from the Anti-Slavery Office regarding Samuel Barker and Rowland Robinson | NY | 14 August 1862 | 5083 | 188 | 283 | |
William Henry | Letter to "Dear Wife" | mentioned: your brother John's reputation is growing greatly and the Norfolk Dept wants him, the disaster in Tennessee | Camp at Minor's Creek and Gloucester Point, VA | 19-24 February 1862 | 5083 | 56 | 283 | |
T. M. Semmes | Letter to "My dear Mother" | mentioned: not feeling well since leaving Richmond, Virginia, waiting for the institute to make a decision, sorry his mother is so disapproving of his engagement | Virginia Military Institute | Lexington, VA | 16 June 1862 | 5083 | 150 | 283 |
T. D. McDonell | Letter to "My Dear Sir" | response to a request for furlough | 30 September 1862 | 5084 | 17 | 284 | ||
Bessie W. Nims | Letter to "My Dear Uncle" | mentioned: Mrs. Cooper, Willie, Grandma and me on our return to Woodlawn, Pa and Lee, Aunt Margaret, Mary Holmes, Sidney, Uncle Tom, stopped at Charlotte | York District, SC | 15 August 1862 | 5083 | 191 | 283 | |
Andrew H. Foote | Letter to ? | mentioned: Sag Harbor, Washington, General James, Hatch Hill, rifle, shot and shells | New Haven, CT | 26 July 1862 | 5083 | 175 | 283 | |
John B. Cary | Letter to ? | mentioned: Colonel Blackstone's arrival in St. Mary's, Maryland, Major Banks, Captain Norris | Amelia Springs, VA | 25 August 1862 | 5083 | 205 | 283 | |
Augustus A. Hughes | Letter to ? | mentioned: looking for a substitute, prices are very high, Charlottesville, Mrs. Riddle, Dr. Michie | Richmond, VA | 3 October 1862 | 5084 | 37 | 284 | |
Wade Keys | Letter to ? | mentioned: Mrs N. V. Smith in Alabama requests that Col. Watts furnish you with money | Richmond, VA | 12 November 1862 | 5084 | 71 | 284 | |
Alfred Caldwell, U. S. Consulate | Letter to Archibald A. ? | mentioned: statehood for Hawaii that failed to pass Congress, John A. Parker | Honolulu, HI | 9-13 September 1862 | 5084 | 9 | 284 | |
John B. Stanard | Letter to Bridgforth & Tate | Richmond City Defenses | request for lime for the magazines on the Chesterfield County side of the James River, request and reply included | Richmond, VA | 4 January 1862 | 5083 | 5 | 283 |
Letter to Briscoe G. Baldwin | 1st Artillery | Richmond, VA | 10 February 1862 | 5083 | 37 | 283 | ||
William H. R. Beall | Letter to Capt. ? | mentioned: Capt. Miller, Richmond, Virginia | Fayette, MS | 6 July 1862 | 5083 | 166 | 283 | |
Charles Esselstyn | Letter to Charles A. Johnson | mentioned: a letter from the father of Richard Esselstyn inquiring about his status having not heard from him since the Battle of Hanover Court House, Company E of the New York 25th Regiment | Hudson, NY | 4 June 1862 | 5083 | 137 | 283 | |
James H. Anderson | Letter to Charles Bernays, U. S. Counsel | mentioned: Dr. V. D. Anderson of Marion, Ohio, as replacement counsel for Mr. Marsh | Hamburg, Germany | 28 August 1862 | 5083 | 208 | 283 | |
William H. Fry | Letter to Charles Richardson | mentioned: death of Lt. Meredith, recommendation for Lt. George H. Poindexter | Richmond, VA | 24 August 1862 | 5083 | 200 | 283 | |
Edward P. Alexander | Letter to Charles Richardson | directions from General Lee to have Capt. Ancell's Battery "in readiness to march at a moments warning" | Headquarters at Keach's House, VA | 6 August 1862 | 5083 | 181 | 283 | |
Sidney S. Baxter | Letter to Col. ? | mentioned: Judge Ould, working paroled prisoners of war with their consent | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 111 | 284 | ||
John Adams Parker | Letter to D. K. Stoddert | directions, Baltimore, Maryland | Washington, DC | 5 March 1862 | 5083 | 84 | 283 | |
Jervis McEntee | Letter to E. S. Rich | request to forward his picture, "Indian Summer" for the Troy, New York Exhibition | NY | 12 January 1862 | 5083 | 8 | 283 | |
Pierre G. Beauregard | Letter to Earl Van Dorn | mentioned: our forces are entirely cut off from A. S. Johnston, the fate of the Mississippi valley depends on the defense of Columbus and of Island Number 10, if you will join my forces we can field 40,00 men and probably take St. Louis as well? | copied attested to by Ben. Beauregard | Jackson, TN | ca. February 1862 | 5083 | 64 | 283 |
Charles de Blessier | Letter to Francis T. Glasgow | mentioned: David Wilson, Rebecca Furnace, Mr. A. Pitzer, request for employment as a mining engineer schooled in Europe and crippled in the War, taken prisoner by the Yankees | Nelson County, VA | 15 August 1862 | 5083 | 194 | 283 | |
J. Mussion | Letter to his tailor | needs his coat to attend a court martial | 3 November 1862 | 5084 | 66 | 284 | ||
B. Duncan | Letter to J. H. Baggott | mentioned: Dr. J. J. Chisholm, whiskey & brandy | Columbia, SC | 10 December 1862 | 5084 | 87 | 284 | |
H. E. Marner | Letter to J. T. Morton | request for information about John N. Cockes of the Virginia Calvary who may be in the hospital in Danville, Virginia | Farmville, VA | 17 July 1862 | 5083 | 173 | 283 | |
George W. Randolph, Secretary of War | Letter to Jefferson Davis | mentioned: Confederate Ports in the hands of the enemy, "the alternative is thus presented of violating our policy of withholding cotton from the enemy or of risking the starvation of our armies," European Wars | Endorsements, annexed: 1862 J. Fowlkes to Lucius Bellinger Northrop | Richmond , VA | 30 October 1862 | 5084 | 61 | 284 |
George R. Marble | Letter to John ? | mentioned: Aloha, our boat had been fired upon, we have 34 Steam Gun Boats, Sloops, Frigates, 22 Mortar Boats, chain cable across the Mississippi River, battle to come within the week | U.S. Gun Boat Kennebec, mouth of the MS | 3 April 1862 | 5083 | 96 | 283 | |
William F. Atkins | Letter to John E. White | "Dear Uncle", received the new bridle and saddle, we skirmish every day, we have 125 killed and 2 to 3 hundred wounded | W. H. Jones Mecklenburg Calvary, Yorktown | Headquarters, Army of the Peninsula | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 106 | 284 |
John J. Brown | Letter to John Letcher | a reply to a request from Governor Letcher to raise volunteers from Preston County | Kingwood, Preston County, WV | 1 August 1862 | 5083 | 183 | 283 | |
Benjamin H. Hill | Letter to Joseph J. Norman & Joel S. Norman | reply about furloughs, only the surgeons can authorize | VA Senate Chamber C.S.A. | Richmond, VA | 4 October 1862 | 5084 | 42 | 284 |
Thomas J. Beard | Letter to Messrs. J. H. Whitlock & Son | request for news of his brothers, James H. and Edward Beard and the battle near Richmond, Virginia | Greensboro, AL | 6 July 1862 | 5083 | 168 | 283 | |
Dick | Letter to Mr. Wren | mentioned: Dublin Station , Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, Virginia Cavalry, 8th Regiment | Mercer Court House and Pulaski County, VA | 22 January 1862 | 5083 | 13 | 283 | |
George L. Clough | Letter to Mr. Ewers | note about a picture | Auburn, NY | 7 February 1862 | 5083 | 32 | 283 | |
William Hart | Letter to Mr. Tallmadge | on the reverse: note written & signed, H. E. Tallmadge | NY | 7 February 1862 | 5083 | 34 | 283 | |
Lilly Martin Spencer | Letter to Mr. Tallmadge | thank you for payment of "Gossips" | Newark, NJ | 6 February 1862 | 5083 | 29 | 283 | |
William H. Kennon | Letter to Mr. Wrenn | mentioned: Mr. Tyler's funeral, Burnside Expedition, one hundred vessels at Hatteras Inlet, the Yankees may take Newbern or Wilmington and march to Goldsboro but believe it is Norfolk they want, I have a double barreled gun | Raleigh, NC | 22 January 1862 | 5083 | 10 | 283 | |
H. H. Carlton | Letter to Officer in charge [Charles Richardson] | GA Legion | 26 September 1862 | 5084 | 14 | 284 | ||
R. H. Dickinson | Letter to Paul | mentioned: bank notes, N. Tinsley Pate, Michael Hart Estate, G. W. Yancey, Pattesons in New York, Samuel Riese, J. H. Crenshaw, Memphis, Tennessee, Richmond, Virginia, sugar, request for sale price of gold and silver | 2. Memphis is worried about the safety of their city, it took three weeks to transport my sugar, L. E. Smith, Samuel has taken his negroes and moved to Louisiana, worried about Billy, Hiram and John on Roanoke Island, worried about the rail road | New Orleans, LA & Mobile, AL | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 118 | 284 |
J. H. Cochran | Letter to R. H. Dickinson | request help for Cochran and T. A. G. Poulson's transfers to Hiram, Fred Carter refuses to release us, lists many reasons why Carter is not fit to be an officer | VA | 1 October 1862 | 5084 | 30 | 284 | |
James H. Burton | Letter to R. S. Archer | mentioned: a buggy and harness in Richmond, scarce hands for my operation | Confederate States Armory, Macon, GA | 25 August 1862 | 5083 | 202 | 283 | |
Thomas W, Meriwether | Letter to Robert R. Howison | mentioned: brother, Charles J. Meriwether, federal compact, late Constitution, Greeks, Mr. Webster, Hugh Maxwell of New York | Albemarle County, VA | 5 May 1862 | 5083 | 123 | 283 | |
Joseph Joseph Finegan | Letter to Samuel Cooper | exchange of prisoner, T. R. Bonds of Capt. John Gee's Company captured on Santa Rosa Island in the Autumn of 1861 | Tallahassee, FL | 2 September 1862 | 5084 | 2 | 284 | |
William T. Robins | Letter to Samuel Cooper | Robin's application to be placed in the Regular Army of the Confederate States | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 141 | 284 | ||
Thomas Jonathon Jackson | Letter to Samuel Cooper | recommendation to promote Colonel William Jackson to Brig. General, he served with me as volunteer in the Battles of Port Republic, Cold Harbor, White Oak Swamp, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Harper's Ferry and Shepherdsburg | 5 November 1862 | 5084 | 68 | 284 | ||
Hilary P. Jones | Letter to Stapleton Crutchfield | letter about readiness of two companies, Army of Northern Virginia | Artillery Camp, near White Hall | 14 October 1862 | 5084 | 56 | 284 | |
Albert Bierstadt | Letter to Tallmadge | receipt for $298.50 for a painting | NY | 14 February 1862 | 5083 | 50 | 283 | |
George Loring Brown | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers | mentioned: his paintings of large Niagara and White Mountain, an Exhibition | NY | 6 March 1862 | 5083 | 86 | 283 | |
John A. Williamson | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers | mentioned: his paintings | Brooklyn, NY | 12 February 1862 | 5083 | 45 | 283 | |
Thomas W. Whittredge | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers | mentioned: his paintings | NY | 12 February 1862 | 5083 | 42 | 283 | |
Alexander Wist | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers | receipt for $200 and an invitation to his studio | NY | 12 February 1862 | 5083 | 48 | 283 | |
William L. Sontag | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers of Buffalo, New York | mentioned: receipt for $50 | NY | 12 February 1862 | 5083 | 39 | 283 | |
J. L. Archer | Letter to Thomas C. Howard of Scottsville, Virginia | mentioned: business arrangements for rent of Mrs. Mary Forloines and Mrs. Burnett, Aunt Jane and Miss Lucy, three hundred Yankees are in Goochland and may try to burn Bellona tonight, reports that Billy Wooldridge was captured | Bellona Arsenal, VA | 3 March 1862 | 5083 | 78 | 283 | |
L. E. Savage | Letter to Thomas J. Jackson | mentioned: he is being held prisoner and he is from New York, Gomez Submarine fuse, Washington City, Major Barnard, John Dahlgren | Waynesboro, VA | 7 June 1862 | 5083 | 140 | 283 | |
Frances H. Smith | Letter to Thomas J. Jackson | offer to have the Corps of Cadets help at Staunton to protect the Valley | VA Military Institute, Lexington, VA | 9 April 1862 | 5083 | 108 | 283 | |
William H. Seward | Letter to Thomas N. Carr | a thank you note | Department of State, Washington, DC | 23 April 1862 | 5083 | 111 | 283 | |
John C. Rutherford | Letter to Thompkins Brothers | request for rate of commission for flour, butter, potatoes & apples | Rock Castle, Goochland County, VA | 10 December 1862 | 5084 | 90 | 284 | |
William W. Morrison | Letter to W. B. Hughes | mentioned: a check on the Confederate States for flour | Goldsboro, NC | 3 May 1862 | 5083 | 120 | 283 | |
James Harris | Letter to W. D. Thompkins & Company of Richmond, Virginia | request to send items for threshing the wheat, Mr. Snoddy, Richmond, Virginia | Confederate Stamps on the reverse of note | VA | 21 August 1862 | 5083 | 197 | 283 |
Helen Coles | Letter to William D. Tompkins & Brothers | mentioned: fifteen barrels of apples, one for Col. John Rutherford; ten barrels of fruit, apples, potatoes and onions | Carter's Bridge, Albemarle County, VA | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 113 | 284 | |
Arthur Lee Brent | Letter to William D. Tompkins & Brothers of Richmond, Virginia | request for six really good green hides, deduct from the sales of Hay sent down by the Golden Rule | Bremo Bluff, VA | 28 April 1862 | 5083 | 113 | 283 | |
Charles Richardson | Letter to William N. Pendleton | Captain Millege reports that you are unhappy with me, please explain, my best horses have been turned over | Richmond, VA | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 137 | 284 | |
Civil War, Prisoners and Prisons | List of Officers & Privates, 1st Indiana Volunteers & 66th Ohio Volunteers taken prisoner at Port Republic, Virginia, June 9, 1862 | many names listed | Port Republic, VA | 9 June 1862 | 5083 | 143 | 283 | |
Charles T. Mason | List of slaves employed in changes of the fortifications on Jamestown Island | list of slave owners: Col. Hite Carter, W. A. Harrison, W. M. Harrison, D. Walker Haxall, Capt. William Allen, Richard Baylor, E. Young, Mrs. Sarah Colman | Charles City County, VA | 31 January 1862 | 5083 | 19 | 283 | |
Virginia Counties | List of Slaves that have escaped to the enemy, between the ages of 18 & 45 | VA | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 144 | 284 | ||
Alabama Infantry, 9th Regiment | Muster Rolls | Captain Gaines C. Smith | 1862-1864 | 5084 | 173 | 284 | ||
New Haven, Connecticut Selectmen | Notice to Mr. Roland Hill to appear for a draft | New Haven, CT | 3 September 1862 | 5084 | 7 | 284 | ||
Margaret J. Preston | Obituary of William C. Preston who fell at the 2nd Battle of Bull Run, 29 August 1862 | mentioned: Liberty Hall Volunteers, Virginia Military Cadets, Battle of Cedar Run, General Jackson, Captain Hugh A. White | Rockbridge County, VA | ca. September 1862 | 5084 | 19 | 284 | |
Y. L. S. Snead | Order to Alfred L. Rives | order for hardware | Jamestown Island | 4 April 1862 | 5083 | 99 | 283 | |
Montgomery C. Meigs | Order to Captain W. J. Downing | order to supply horses to Battery in Wheeling | Washington, DC | 2 September 1862 | 5084 | 5 | 284 | |
John J. Clarke | Order to Messrs. Bridgforth & Company | Order for cement for the Richmond, Virginia Defenses | includes the order and the reply | Richmond, VA | 2 January 1862 | 5083 | 2 | 283 |
William N. Pendleton | Orders to Major Charles Richardson near Winchester | mentioned: Major Page | Leesburg, VA | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 132 | 284 | |
Marsena R. Patrick | Parole for Private E. M. White, 28th Regiment of North Carolina, prisoner of war | Army of the Potomac | Washington, DC | 14 December 1862 | 5084 | 93 | 284 | |
Fauquier and Loudoun Counties, Virginia | Petition to the Confederate States regarding confederate currency | mentioned: citizens selling crops to the enemy | about 60 signatures | VA | ca. 1862 | 5084 | 146 | 284 |
C.S.A. Army Quartermaster Department | Provision returns from various companies | Captain Marmaduke Johnson; Lt. A. D. Payne, Lee County; Carter M. Braxton, Captain Thomas B. Lee, near Bunker Hill; Captain Franklin F. Sterrett, Lt. James Cochran; R. G. Provost Marshall R. Armfield; Captain William Dabney | 1862-1863 | 5084 | 149 | 284 | ||
Gideon Welles, Navy Department | Receipt to Henry Swift & Company of New York | receipt of draft for $5000; draft for $8000 | Washington, DC | 1862-1863 | 5084 | 161 | 284 | |
Cary C. Cocke | Receipt to Messrs. William D. Thompkins | shipped by the "Mary Kirk" fifty bales of clover hay and forty-seven bales of oats, Mr. Hughes has the weight | Bremo, VA | 10 December 1862 | 5084 | 96 | 284 | |
C.S. A. Army of New Mexico, Quartermaster Department | Receipts for articles supplied by Messrs. Elsberg & Amberg | signatures of Brig. Gen Henry Hopkins and Commander Sibley | Santa Fe, NM | April 1862 | 5083 | 115 | 283 | |
Virginia Infantry 56th Regiment | Regimental Reports on the Battle of Gaines' Mill | 225 men in battle for two and half hours. Lt. Col. P. P. Slaughter severely wounded, one Lt. killed and three Captains wounded, June 27th; 108 men and 18 officers on June 30th fought for two hours, Captain T. Smith wounded, two men killed, one missing, Lt. J. W. Jones and private Royall Lockett deserve honorable mention | signed Thomas D. Jeffress, Captain | 27-30 June 1862 | 5083 | 162 | 283 | |
James M. Garnett | Report on Ordinance train to Oscar Heinrichs | 5 October 1862 | 5084 | 45 | 284 | |||
Jubal A. Early, Ewell's Division | Report to Elisha F. Paxton | report on the condition of the batteries | 21 October 1862 | 5084 | 35 | 284 | ||
James Wallace & William M. Boone | Report to Henry Hayes Lockwood | Report of a commission appointed to take testimony in connection with the "sentence passed on certain backs of the county" | testimony from: George Bell, Mrs. Maria Godwin, Camp Huger, Eldred R. Hall, John H. Floyd, Michael Underhill, Benjamin Nottingham | Northampton County, VA | 30 July 1862 | 5083 | 177 | 283 |
R. C.[ Macucurds] | Request for transfer to Light Artillery to "Dear Captain" | mentioned: Col. Davidson, the Governor, Richmond, Winchester | Manassas, VA | 20 February 1862 | 5083 | 61 | 283 | |
William J. Pegram | Requisition for artillery horses | approved by Thomas Jonathon Jackson, Camp Bunker Hill, Purcell Battery, Army has crossed the Potomac and I left our horses and two guns, General Pendleton | on the reverse: note by Reuben Lindsay Walker | VA | 3 October 1862 | 5084 | 39 | 284 |
Virginia Light Artillery, Captain Carrington's Battery | Requisition for Ordnance | Ashland, VA | 26 June 1862 | 5083 | 159 | 283 | ||
H. M. Graves | Requisition for subsistence stores and nails for Fort Boykin to: Capt. S.C. Elliot | mentioned: Mr. Southall | signed by Brig. Gen. R. E. Cols. 10 | Fort Boykin, VA | February-March 1862 | 5083 | 72 | 283 |
John A. M. Lusk | Requisition to Stapleton Crutchfield | Camp near Gordonsville, VA | 2 October 1862 | 5084 | 33 | 284 | ||
Robert Tansill | Roll of conscripts of 2nd Regiment Virginia Heavy Artillery to William R. Barwell | mentioned: Companies "B" & "H"; list of 89 conscripts | Lt. James Ellett, Capt. R. B. Heath | Guineas Station, NC & Milford Station | 20-24 May 1862 | 5083 | 120 | 283 |
John Withers | Special Orders | Captains: S. Taylor Martin, John L. Eubank, S. H. Webb and James V. Brooks, Virginia Light Artillery under Major F. Boggs; Henry Hudnall; Captains B. K. Pullen, A. Ballentine, Cavalry, 5th Battalion Virginia Volunteers disbanded and will be enrolled in the 53rd Virginia Regiment Volunteers | Richmond, VA, and TN | 1862-1863 | 5084 | 166 | 284 | |
C.S.A. Taxation | Various forms & returns | Thomas Smyth to the City of Petersburg; Bedford County, William H. Smoot, John Davis, Jr.; County of Middlesex, William Blackburn, City of Richmond, Cornelius Smith, James Powell, James Hunter | VA | ca. 1862-1864 | 5084 | 184 | 284 | |
C.S.A. Engineer | Vouchers for Hire of Hands, Hauling | John Van Pelt, John Pegram, Frances Palmer, William G. Evans, General Elisha Strong. General Bragg | Tupelo, MS | June 19-July 17, 1862 | 5083 | 153 | 283 | |
Sherman | Application of a charter for Election District Number 1 for the town of New Hartford to Oliver T. Beard | mentioned: Mr. Bruce of Onondaga District, D. A. Crane of the Holland Patent | Utica, NY | 10 October 1863 | 5086 | 31 | 286 | |
Tardy & Williams, et al | Article of agreement between Tardy and Williams, Alfred Moses and George Davis, George Hart | in the amount of one hundred thousand dollars | Richmond, VA | 26 March 1863 | 5085 | 55 | 285 | |
C.S.A. Army | Blank parole forms | ca. 1863 | 5086 | 101 | 286 | |||
C. S. A. Treasury Department | Certificate to Samuel Norwood | certificate stating amount of pay due to J. C. Norwood, deceased of Wiggintons's Company, 48th Regiment, Alabama Volunteers | 27 October 1863 | 5086 | 37 | 286 | ||
Certificates testifying as to the age of Tazewell U. Jones | mentioned: Robert Rose, George W. Jones; Mrs. Dianna Jones of King and Queen County, mother of Tazewell; William and Dianna Jones parents of George W. Jones born 17 June 1819, Mary Ann Jones born 22 September 1820, Tazewell U. Jones born 13 October 1822 | signatures of: Thomas W. Lewis, Thomas Latane. John H. Watkins, R. H. Bagley | Essex and King and Queen Counties, VA | ca. 1863 | 5086 | 107 | 286 | |
O. C. Sparkes, Macon, Georgia | Deed of sale to W. H. Savage | Rose Hill Cemetery | Macon, GA | 22 September 1863 | 5086 | 11 | 286 | |
Pennsylvania Cavalry 3rd Regiment Volunteers Company "C" | Descriptive list & account of Pay and clothing, Captain Cyrus S. Haldeman | John Murphy's list | Philadelphia, PA | 10 August 1863 | 5085 | 122 | 285 | |
George K. Griggs | Detailed report for the 38th Virginia (Barton's Brigade) on Newbern Expedition | after the death of General Armstead at Gettysburg, Petersburg, Virginia to Kinston, North Carolina | Pickett's Division, Colonel Joseph R. Cabell | NC | 1 February 1863 | 5085 | 22 | 285 |
U. S. Army Carver Hospital | Discharge Paper | discharge form for H. F. Bartlett, Co. C, 3rd Regiment, PA Cavalry by O. A. Judson, surgeon | Washington, DC | 12 January 1863 | 5085 | 8 | 285 | |
James E. B. Stuart | General Order # 27, commending the gallant resistance of Hampton's Brigade | 6 August 1863 | 5085 | 116 | 285 | |||
John Echols | General Order Number 68 regarding the duties of Cavalry Pickets | detailed instructions and responsibilities of Pickets | by the order of Brig. Gen. Echols, R. H. Catlett, A.A.G | Lewisburg | 8 December 1863 | 5086 | 56 | 286 |
Michael Middleton | Invitation to "Sir" | invitation to the Association of Army and Surgeons at the Richmond Medical College, President L. P. Moore's questions | Richmond, VA | 25 August 1863 | 5085 | 129 | 285 | |
Kate H. Breckenridge | Letter to Commandant | request about releasing a prisoner in Richmond, William Forester, Surgeon, 5th Kentucky Cavalry who is in ill health | Louisville, KY | 3 December 1863 | 5086 | 50 | 286 | |
C. L. Upshur | Letter to "Capt" | "excuse me for going off to Richmond" approve and forward my expenses to the Richmond House, W.J. Corbell | ca. 1863 | 5086 | 104 | 286 | ||
J. L. Cochran | Letter to "Colonel" | note referring to the possible loss of previous telegrams, Rev. Tinsley will deliver this one, we need you for court cases | Taylorsville, VA | 9 May 1863 | 5085 | 97 | 285 | |
E. P. Morris | Letter to "Dear Captain" | mentions: the Army of Northern Virginia, an explanation about providing a substitute; " I am an Orphan, with but very little property and have a young and only sister to educate" | Bowling Green, VA | 1 April 1863 | 5085 | 58 | 285 | |
Emily Virginia Mason | Letter to "Dear Cousin" | mentioned: "Flag or Truce" my niece says her husband, Col. Wright will do everything possible for your brother to ameliorate his condition as a prisoner, Dr. Mott will come through Richmond, Lt. Ellsey | 16 February 1863 | 5085 | 34 | 285 | ||
Edward ? 1st Regiment Virginia Artillery, General Ewell's Camp | Letter to "Dear Father" | mentioned: Winchester, Bunker Hill, wagons loaded with ordnance, Battle of Gettysburg, Pickett, Hagerstown, Maryland, prisoners | Williamsport, PA | 11 July 1863 | 5085 | 107 | 285 | |
L. B. H. | Letter to "Dear Father" | mentioned: soldier's letter home, lost all his clothes, A.C. Porter mortally wounded, Pendleton and Maupin killed and Capt. Brown badly wounded, we have had large losses | Hagerstown, MD | 7 July 1863 | 5085 | 110 | 285 | |
[Garland] B. Hanes | Letter to "Dear Sir" | "we will take your daughter with pleasure," list cost of tuition | Buckingham Female Institute, VA | 13 January 1863 | 5085 | 10 | 285 | |
John Letcher | Letter to "Dear Sir" | "I have no power to grant you the transfer you ask" | Richmond, VA | 4 March 1863 | 5085 | 42 | 285 | |
Hiram Keeney | Letter to "Friend John" | mentioned: Evan Bennett, victory in Kentucky, John Keeney, brother to Jim enlisted in an Indiana Regiment | Potter, Yates County, NY | 1 February 1863 | 5083 | 26 | 283 | |
Robert H. Scales | Letter to "Mr. Hill | mentioned: sale of beef purchased in the mountains of Virginia, purchase of pork from Dr. McCain of Georgia, Milton | Ingleside | 8 December 1863 | 5086 | 53 | 286 | |
James B. Avirett | Letter to "My dear cousin Balmain" | mentioned: Richmond, Virginia, my sister Carrie, Aunt Fannie, a move to Alabama | Goldsboro, NC | 4 April 1863 | 5085 | 61 | 285 | |
A. R. Blakey | Letter to "My dear Cousin" | Madison Court House, and Lexington, VA | 1863-1864 | 5086 | 145 | 286 | ||
Harry L. [Thorton] | Letter to "My dear General" | mentioned: Bakewell told me when in Richmond, Virginia that you were headed to Tallahassee, My mother has gone to California, my leave of 17 days will be in Mobile, I heard that that one of the Polk insulted Pollok B. Lee in the Bragg and Polk quarrel, the 32nd Alabama and the 58th Alabama have combined | Army of TN, Dalton, GA | 27 December 1863 | 5086 | 77 | 286 | |
John I. Middleton | Letter to "My dear Sir" | mentioned: papers regarding the case of the Confederate Government against me and my brother, William, my father's estate, Mr. Pettigrew | Charleston, VA | 23 January 1863 | 5085 | 12 | 285 | |
W.R.A. | Letter to "My dearest Aunt" | mentioned: deserters from the north, Rhode Island, because they have not been paid for 7 or 8 months. twelve Yankee officers came through from Columbia, Governor Vance visited us, report on the situation of the war | water stained and bled through | Goldsboro, NC | 23 January 1863 | 5085 | 15 | 285 |
John Henry Cochran, Richmond, Virginia | Letter to "My Mother & Frank" | "Should I die or be killed during this war, it is my desire" these items be given to Ianthe F. Dickinson | Augusta County, VA | 26 August 1863 | 5085 | 131 | 285 | |
W. W. Clark | Letter to ? | House of Representatives, Washington, DC | 9 February 1863 | 5085 | 30 | 285 | ||
John Blane | Letter to ? | mentioned: Tazewell W. Jones brought a certificate stating he was born March 22, 1825 and over the age of thirty-five making him too old for conscription | 19 March 1863 | 5085 | 51 | 285 | ||
Benjamin Park | Letter to ? | acceptance to lecture at a later date, Harvey Rice | Fort Washington, MD | 17 December 1863 | 5086 | 64 | 286 | |
Thomas S. Hardee | Letter to Alexander R. Lawton | introduction of Major James, recently ran the blockade, New Orleans, Jackson, and Mobile, and the Ohio River | LaGrange, GA | 2 January 1863 | 5085 | 2 | 285 | |
Demy Wood | Letter to Augustus A. Hughes | mentioned: David W. Maupin's estate, Col. John I. Bowcocke, administrator has reason to believe you may hold a bond, County of Albemarle | Charlottesville, VA | 28 February 1863 | 5085 | 39 | 285 | |
Cleveland Winslow | Letter to Captain Gwynne | please give Mr. Donahue Sutter, 5th New York Volunteers permission to bring for my own use one barrel of ale | 22 December 1863 | 5086 | 75 | 286 | ||
James H. Binford, conscript Office | Letter to Captain W. C. Fleet, King and Queen County, Virginia | instructions from Colonel Shields | Richmond, VA | 6 April 1863 | 5085 | 67 | 285 | |
Richard B. Garnett | Letter to Charles F. Linthicum | an order to ascertain the ammunition in the cartridge boxes | difficult to read | 13 March 1863 | 5085 | 47 | 285 | |
Henry W. Williams | Letter to Colonel ?, Commanding the 9th Louisiana Infantry | account of prisoner exchange, E. E. Smith | Enterprise, MS | 31 December 1863 | 5086 | 83 | 286 | |
Hutton Lee | Letter to Colonel James L. Orr of Richmond, Virginia | introduction of Mr. Henry Hart for the purpose of purchasing from the Navy Department the C.S.A. Steamer; "we understand the vessel is unfit for war purposes and we wish to use her to run the blockade" | Charleston, SC | 23 April 1863 | 5085 | 75 | 285 | |
Augustus H. Garland | Letter to Creed T. Davis | House of Representatives, Washington, DC | 21 December 1863 | 5086 | 70 | 286 | ||
T. G. Kennedy | Letter to Dr. Winchell | request for remarks about a conversation with Mr. Lively, Dr. Winchell said "were I Provost Marshall I would have Mr. "L" [Lincoln] in custody inside 20 minutes" | Wheeling, VA | 1 February 1863 | 5085 | 25 | 285 | |
Edward S. Jones | Letter to Edward M. Garrison: dishonorable discharge, Pennsylvania Cavalry, 3rd Regiment | discharged at Camp near Fayetteville, Virginia, full physical description of Private Garrison born in Georgetown, District of Columbia, occupation, teamster | VA | 15 November 1863 | 5086 | 45 | 286 | |
W. & W. S. Peters | Letter to Elisha Jackson | response to a request for hoop irons, charges about a piano, account for sale of wheat and corn | Richmond, VA | 9 October 1863 | 5086 | 28 | 286 | |
Lars G. Sellstedt | Letter to Ewer Tallmadge | mentioned: need for pictures | Buffalo, NY | 9 November 1863 | 5086 | 40 | 286 | |
J. G. Sperry | Letter to F. T. Glasgow | response from the conscription office about reporting to Fincastle | Botetourt County, VA | 21 September 1863 | 5086 | 8 | 286 | |
William T. Chalkley | Letter to G. Moxley Sorrel | mentioned: endorsements, 18th VA Battalion, Heavy Artillery, request to release Private Richard Williams Company D from his sentence by General Court Marshall | 28 April 1863 | 5085 | 84 | 285 | ||
Camden Lewis | Letter to G. W. Weekes | "McDowell is too sick to answer your letter but says that he will have you transferred to North Carolina" | Richmond, VA | 24 April 1863 | 5085 | 79 | 285 | |
John W. Atkinson | Letter to George Burke | Negro slaves for sale; purchase of slave, Tabby, for my wife at $1500 | Richmond, VA | 28 November 1863 | 5086 | 48 | 286 | |
T. C. Tuppin | Letter to George W. Gilliam | Your claim on the estate of S. H. [Lanin] for $5500; M. Power, administrator of the estate, proposes to pay in Confederate money | Jackson | 22 March 1863 | 5085 | 54 | 285 | |
H. James | Letter to Henry Hart | "I arrived here safely and beat the "Antonica" by half an hour" | Nassau [S. S. Calypso] | 25 April 1863 | 5085 | 81 | 285 | |
J. M. Seixas | Letter to Henry Hart, Nickerson's Hotel, Columbus, South Carolina | request for cotton | Wilmington, NC | 22 August 1863 | 5085 | 127 | 285 | |
J. C. Smith et al | Letter to Horatio Seymour | request for the appointment of William A. Rice as Notary Public | Albany, NY | 14 April 1863 | 5085 | 71 | 285 | |
William A. Howard | Letter to J. M. Edmunds | trip to New York to speak | Detroit, MI | 8 October 1863 | 5086 | 26 | 286 | |
Jones & Miller | Letter to J. P. Morton | mentioned: barrel of whiskey | Lynchburg, VA | 4 August 1863 | 5085 | 113 | 285 | |
Y. C. Marley | Letter to James H. Staley | South Carolina, Rutledge Mounted Rifles & Horse Artillery | SC | 5 October 1863 | 5086 | 24 | 286 | |
E. T Campbell | Letter to James M. Hullen, of Redbone, Mississippi | mentioned: Camp Posey, Rapadam River, Germana Ford, John Hildebrand, Mahones Brigade, Fredericksburg, rifle pits, Chancellorsville, Tom Clark, Stonewall Jackson's death by one of our own, Marion Price wounded, Oscar Stevens wounded, Richard Weeman and Frank Anderson wounded, Co, "H" 48th Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers, description of battles and prisoners taken | water marked | Fredericksburg, VA | 13 May 1863 | 5085 | 92 | 285 |
Francis D. Irving | Letter to John F. Palmore of Cartersville, Virginia | mentioned: have agreed not to prosecute any claim of the Government to the wheat you bought of Mr. Merryman; you are required to present a certificate that you will use the wheat for your own use and not resale to Mr. Isbell, " I have seen Capt. Nichols" | Richmond, VA | 9 December 1863 | 5086 | 59 | 286 | |
William S. Morris, President , Southern Telegraph Company | Letter to John H. Reagan | mentioned: the military and the Southern Telegraph is running low on paper, two large paper mills have burned, Judge R. Rose of Texas has agreed to find new paper supplies in Bermuda if permission is given to leave by a government vessel out of the port of Wilmington or Charleston with your permission | permission given | Richmond, VA | 24 June 1863 | 5085 | 105 | 285 |
Warwick & Barksdale | Letter to John Letcher | mentioned: Major John H. Claiborne, superfine flour, extra flour, wheat and barley, " our business has been reduced to about one seventh of what it was before the war, The government said that it will forcibly tale possession of the legitimate product of our mills, we lay our grievance before you to protect us from this open and flagrant violation of our rights" | Gallego Mills, Richmond, VA | 4 March 1863 | 5085 | 44 | 285 | |
Robert B. Hilton | Letter to John Prince | mentioned: Mr. Prince is in the Winsor [Windson] Hospital | faded | Richmond, VA | 12 February 1863 | 5085 | 32 | 285 |
William T. Dortch | Letter to K. W. Lanston | mentioned: needing more information about his service records, but maybe able to "get you out of service" | Ballard Hotel, Richmond, VA | 2 February 1863 | 5085 | 28 | 285 | |
G. Slack | Letter to L. A. Hagans | mentioned: original rolls of a Home Guard paid by me in Kanawha in 1862, C. W. Hill | Wheeling, WV | 10 September 1863 | 5086 | 2 | 286 | |
Baron Palin | Letter to L. Haskill | mentioned: leaving St. Louis, concern about a bill in the legislature, Democratic coup, vote that would lead to defeat of either Butler or Lincoln | Sherman House Hotel, Chicago, IL | 21 December 1863 | 5086 | 72 | 286 | |
M. Cooper | Letter to L. W. | mentioned: Richmond, Charleston, General Jamison, Gatewood House, Mr. Nims, Bessie, wants the family back together, it snowed nine inches, Willie, Mrs. Holmes, Peter and Jerry, money and clothes difficult to send | Woodlawn, Gaston County, NC | ca. 1863 | 5086 | 90 | 286 | |
C. R. Skinker | Letter to Lt. Col. Duncan | mentioned: finding General Jones on the ground and our troops retreating, "I carried him off the field; Major White told me to rest as I was coughing up blood;" Dr. Bizzell; Johnson's Division, Ewell's Corps; John M. Preston | 48th Virginia, Company K; enlisted in Richmond, Virginia | Branch Station | ca. 1863 | 5086 | 85 | 286 |
E. W. Marshall | Letter to Lt. John S. Fairley of Wilmington, North Carolina | mentioned: steamship "Flora" | Charleston, VA | 16 August 1863 | 5085 | 125 | 285 | |
S. Maupin | Letter to M. Satterwhite Valentine | opinion to a request about Kaolin, fire proof vessels, factory in Wylliesburg in Charlotte County, Virginia,, glass crucibles, superintendent of the factory, Mr. Darry is an Englishmen, proprietors: F. L. and L. T. Barnes, eight miles from the Roanoke Station | University of VA, Charlottesville, VA | 14 September 1863 | 5086 | 5 | 286 | |
W. R. Brandriff | Letter to Messrs. Brock, White & Company | mentioned: Chemical Laboratory for the manufacture of extracts from indigenous plants, Blue Moss, ginseng, licorice, Dr. Cartman and Dr. Gallett, Dr. Johnston, describes his trip in detail from Richmond, Virginia to Arkansas, Dr. Brockenbough sends his regards | Arkadelphia, AR | 7 May 1863 | 5085 | 89 | 285 | |
A.W.G. Davis | Letter to Messrs. John Fraser & Company of Charleston, South Carolina | requests and offer for his property in Greenbrier County, Virginia | Greenville, SC | 17 March 1863 | 5085 | 49 | 285 | |
W. G. Atkinson | Letter to Messrs. McFarland & Roberts, Attorneys at law | mentioned: a contract from the National Fertilizer Company of New York, a robbery, Francis L. Smith, Richmond, Virginia, my address will be Chattanooga, Tennessee | Liberty, Bedford County, VA | 6 April 1863 | 5085 | 64 | 285 | |
J. Crutcher | Letter to Mrs. John H. Thomas of Baltimore, Maryland | response to an inquiry about the whereabouts of Major Poore, Lt. T. A. Hatcher was with him when he was wounded at Gettysburg but I have found no word of him since. | note on outside of letter to allow it to pass through lines by flag of truce | Johnson's Island, OH | 13 November 1863 | 5086 | 43 | 286 |
M. W. Norfleet | Letter to Nathaniel M. Norfleet | mentioned: letter to his brother about conditions at Johnson's Island, good health but still recovering from his wounds, regards to sister Emma and Ella | Johnson's Island, OH | 11 December 1863 | 5086 | 62 | 286 | |
Thomas J. Jackson | Letter to R. E. Lee | forgery | 2 May 1863 | 5085 | 87 | 285 | ||
William R. Claiborne | Letter to Rebecca W. Roy | "love letters" from a soldier | also one letter from Rebecca Roy to Claiborne, 1863 | VA | 1863-1864 | 5086 | 124 | 286 |
Captain John J. Mellon, Staff of General Beaugard | Letter to Robert J. Kelly | mentioned: Lawrence Kelly on board the Sloop "Palmetto State," is Mr. B. out of the Confederacy in Europe? And what is D. Thomas doing? Father Andrews of Richmond, Virginia | Charleston, SC | 28 December 1863 | 5086 | 80 | 286 | |
Charles W. Russell | Letter to Robert Ould | mentioned: enclosed a letter from S. Lynn of Cumberland, Maryland inquiring about his brother David Lynn who is a prisoner at Fort McHenry | Mossingford, VA | 23 June 1863 | 5085 | 103 | 285 | |
James W. Campbell | Letter to Samuel Cooper | introduction of Henry Hart | Charleston, SC | 24 April 1863 | 5085 | 77 | 285 | |
William P. Miles | Letter to T. R. Malone | referred your letter to the medical department, Mr. Wright of Georgia | Richmond, VA | 25 January 1863 | 5085 | 18 | 285 | |
William S. Haselton | Letter to Tallmadge Ewers | inquiry about the whereabouts of his large painting? | NY | 12 April 1863 | 5085 | 69 | 285 | |
J. Hatley Norton | Letter to Theodore O. Chestney | discharge of Private M. O'Conner a member of Co. D detailed as a nurse, discharge signed by Captain B. J. Black | endorsements by : William H. Pillow, John Wilder Atkinson, Thomas S. Rhett | VA | 4 January 1863 | 5085 | 5 | 285 |
H. M. Lee | Letter to Thomas J. Evans | Richmond, VA | 29 January 1863 | 5085 | 20 | 285 | ||
Floyd D. R. Jones, Senate Chamber | Letter to Thomas N. Carr | response to help Carr when he next sees Senator Cornell | Albany, NY | 28 February 1863 | 5085 | 37 | 285 | |
Peachy R. Grattan | Letter to William B. Stanard | mentioned: sale of Cedar Point, payment of the debts due your father's estate | Richmond, VA | 21 April 1863 | 5085 | 73 | 285 | |
Mrs. S. E. Mason | Letter to William Ellzey | worried about her nephew's welfare | Spring Bank, VA | 17 December 1863 | 5086 | 67 | 286 | |
S. Maupin, University of Virginia | Letter to William S. Morris | mentioned: Professor Emmet discovered kaolin near the University, some clay found in Richmond, Virginia, behind John Caskie's former residence on Clay Street, porous silica, response to a request about fire clay | Charlottesville, VA | 23 October 1863 | 5086 | 34 | 286 | |
Rebecca W. Roy | Letters | mentioned: The names of all the single gentlemen I became acquainted with while in New Glasgow, Amherst County, Virginia includes names: McGinnis, Claiborne, Hite, Hale, Little, Pendleton, Davis, Barber, Lynn, Lambert, Smith, Turner, Rose, Banks, Scott mentioned: Miss Beck, Miss Sallie Harris, Mr. Claiborne, Sallie Crawford, Mr. Shelton, style of clothing, lack of money, Juanita Lane, Mr. Lambert's engagement to Miss Wren, maple sugar, cakes, patterns for clothing | various letters addressed to Miss Roy 1864-1893 | Richmond, VA | 1863-1866 | 5086 | 113 | 286 |
M. Graham Ellzey | Letters of an officer in the 8th Virginia Regiment to members of his family by E. V. Mason | Walked from Middleburg to Warrenton, rode with Dr. Murray to Culpeper, "Fighting Joe", Fitz Lee, Grant, my boots were burnt, men from Loudoun, as surgeon reassigned to North Carolina, sister Alice in Middleburg, Cousin Kate Rowland, Will Harrison, Charley Ball, Mr. Bentley, Mr. Scott, former minister in King George is in Lynchburg, Dr. James McCarty, Major Mosby, Lucy Lewis, Col. Wright, Dr. Mott, Jake Fisher has taken the oath and joined the Yankees, Henry Bird Lewis is to be hung for the murder of Dr. Rose who married Kate Taliaferro, William Berry, Clay Wolfe, Thornton McKinney, Powell Grady, Cleve Coleman | Virginia's epitaph: "Loaves and fishes" were the spoils for which democrats slew this state that lies moldering here in the sleep of political death" | Lynchburg and Chaffin's Farm, Richmond, VA | 1863-1865 | 5086 | 189 | 286 |
Richmond Glass Manufacturing Company | Misc. accounts, receipts, minutes of meetings of stockholders, etc. | Directors: W. S. Morris, R. A. Lancaster, M. Jones, J. H. Montague, list of stockholders: Carrington, Crenshaw, Rose, Owen, Waller, Archer, Harrison, MacFarland, Wynne, Smith | Richmond, VA | 1863-1864 | 5086 | 232 | 286 | |
C.S.A War Department | Misc. passes | A. Hart to Richmond; Miss L. K Hall to Farmville; Miss S. K. Hall to Hanover | VA | ca. 1863 | 5086 | 95 | 286 | |
Southern Express Company | Misc. receipts | Jackson Miller, ten bales, J. B. Tinsley, two barrels, M. M. Mahon, one package of money, R. E. Rhodes, one bale | Staunton, Virginia | Petersburg, VA | 1863-1864 | 5086 | 275 | 286 |
U. S. War Department Paymaster General's Office | Orders assigning various deputy paymasters to their several stations | Major D. L. Eaton, Major J. S. Hersick, Major William H. Jameson, Major William A. Rucker, Major Charles Dodge, Major E. C. Morse, Major N. A. Tucker, Major Robert Dodge, Major William J. Martin, Major C. S. Underwood, Major Charles F. Wilson, Major S. V. Holliday | signed by E. E. Paulding, B. W. Brice | Washington, DC | 1863-1865 | 5086 | 254 | 286 |
Rock Island Prison | Plans of the Barracks | photograph of the Main Ave. enclosed | John Smith Post Artist for Rock Island Prison | IL | ca. ca. 1863-1865 | 5090 | 127 | 290 |
U. S. War Department Provost Marshall General's Office | Printed circular, Number 5, James B. Fry | method of official communications and dress of the Provost Marshall | Washington, DC | 18 May 1863 | 5085 | 95 | 285 | |
Alabama Infantry, 48th Regiment | Requisitions for forage for horses | P. G. Brown, Surgeon, Capt. Captain Golightly, Lt. Col. W. M. Hardwick, Col. J. L. Sheffield | 30 September 1863 | 5086 | 14 | 286 | ||
J. C. Shields | Special Order: to Lt. C. L. Upshur, Company "F" 9th Virginia Regiment | Richmond, VA | 3 June 1863 | 5085 | 101 | 285 | ||
Edward D. Townsend | Special Orders Number 440, Assigning medical inspectors | Lt. Colonel, A. C. Hamlin, U. S. Army | Washington DC | 1 October 1863 | 5086 | 21 | 286 | |
C.S A. Army Quartermaster's Department | Special Requisitions from various companies for stores for the Public Service | mentioned: George W. Crane, R. P. Archer, Richard Gaine, Payton Wilson, 9th Virginia Regiment, J. Compton, B. S. Thompson, W. H. Maulden, C. R. Montgomery. J. R. Cringan, 53rd Virginia Regiment, R. B. Moon, C. H. Youngblood, Provost Guard, R. Ward, Mr. Meredith, M. Clark, Barton's Brigade, J. B. Hubbard, J. King, A. C. Latham, Brig. Gen. Pendleton, "Rescue Corps," Brig. Gen. Branch, J. L. Sheffield 48th Alabama, W. E. Breck, Surgeon, J. H. Hamilton, J. W. Dorsey, Thomas P. McCandlish, Cousin Kate Rowland, Will Harrison, Charley Ball, Mr. Bentley, Mr. Scott, former minister in King George is in Lynchburg, James McCarty, Major Mosby | wagons, saddles, repairs, wheels, axles, ambulance, horses | VA | 1863-1864 | 5086 | 150 | 286 |
Surgeon's report on treatment of a soldier wounded at Chancellorsville | Alfred Odom, Company "C" 1st South Carolina Regiment | 1 June 1863 | 5085 | 99 | 285 | |||
Table of Ranges for three inch wrought iron gun, U. S. Rifle | 7 August 1863 | 5085 | 119 | 285 | ||||
Henry Clark | Affidavit relating to William Franklin Clark | certifies that Henry Clark is the father of William Franklin Clark and that he is sixteen and has my consent to enlist | Jones County, GA | 3 February 1864 | 5087 | 24 | 287 | |
Bacon Tait's release of real estate to Stephen B. Ives | Bacon Tait's release of real estate to Stephen B. Ives | Bacon Tait of Richmond, Virginia by Constance R. Tait, lawyer of Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, release and forever Quit Claim to Stephen Ives the real estate in Salem on Cedar Street: full description of property | B. 670, L. 158 | Salem, MA | 1 March 1864 | 5087 | 82 | 287 |
Col. Thomas J. Evans | Certificate for the loan of a horse | 19th Regiment, Virginia Militia borrowed from Dr. Williams his horse and wagon to haul ordnances | headquarters in the field | 4 June 1864 | 5087 | 120 | 287 | |
Confederate Quartermaster's Department | Certificate of impressments and appraisement of a mule | A. J. Hamilton, Elisha Jackson | Cumberland County, VA | 4 March 1864 | 5087 | 58 | 287 | |
E. W. Carpenter | Certificate of local special agent to Benjamin H. Woodworth of Roanoke Island | by David Heaton, permit to transport $4000 | New Bern, NC | 9 January 1864 | 5087 | 6 | 287 | |
William W. Athey | Certificate of the mustering inspector for the 17th Regiment Virginia Infantry | Captain William B. Lynch's Company, Lt. Colonel G. Tyler | Howlett's House | 1 September 1864 | 5088 | 2 | 288 | |
William G. Boykin | Certificate regarding a stolen horse, 13th Virginia Cavalry | received in Richmond, Virginia | Fort Gilmer, GA | 1 December 1864 | 5088 | 102 | 288 | |
Certificates for Confederate Bonds | Fleming Philips, E. J. Crenshaw, F. G. Taylor, Nathaniel C. Crenshaw, Thomas L. Jones, ? Bowles, J. H. Hankins | 11-18 March 1864 | 5087 | 67 | 287 | |||
M. Nelson Toler | Christmas greetings letter to Aunt & Cousins | mentioned: Fitz Lee, the Yankees, Northern Neck, killed sheep, King George County, the Hansfords all well, Clark and Jefferson Counties, Judge Thompson, Miss Carpenter, Miss Gregory from Alexandria | Company "K" 6th Virginia Cavalry, Payne's Brigade | Staunton, VA | 21 December 1864 | 5088 | 141 | 288 |
Walter H. Taylor and others | Copies of endorsements on an application ; 9th Alabama , to hold an election | A. H. Hays, General R. E. Lee, John B. Hodge, J. W. Tayloe, Headquarters of Northern Virginia | 21 September-30 October 1864 | 5088 | 30 | 288 | ||
Benjamin F. Ficklen | Correspondence with Blanton Duncan et. al., concerning sales of cotton in England, blockade running | mentioned: De La Rue, contract with Virginia, Hambleton, half a million confederate bonds, Wilmington, London, Virginia Military Institute, "Lady of Lyons" [captured coming in], Virginia Venture, Colin Campbell and sons, J. M. Seixas, City of Petersburg, your brother borrowed from my wife, England in 1863, Paris, Nassau, Bermuda, my father, Colonel W. W. Finney, Alabama, Senator Jameson, New York State, City of New York | 1864-1865 | 5088 | 250 | 288 | ||
W. Vance Thompson | General Order #3 | headquarters removed from Montgomery to Mobile | Mobile, AL | 12 January 1864 | 5087 | 9 | 287 | |
Benjamin F. Butler | General Orders #165 | signed by Edward W. Smith | Army of the James in the field | 8 December 1864 | 5088 | 120 | 288 | |
Jubal A. Early | General Orders, Valley District | mentioned: Colonel R. W. Carter of the 1st Regiment Virginia, Colonel R. B. Boston of the 5th Regiment Virginia, Court Martial | very faded | November-December 1864 | 5088 | 94 | 288 | |
Mary V. Terhune | Letter to "Darling Boy" [S. Horace Hawes] | mentioned: your building scheme, consul of three: Mart, Mr. Terhune and me. Mr. Terhune is coming to Richmond; I expect Mother and Myrtle to return with Mr. Terhune | mentioned: Rodes M., Mr. Terhune is headed to Schenectady as a delegate to our General Synod, Rob Bingham, study like you were in college, my babies are well, Baby Alice is fourteen months and looks like Myrtle, General Assembly in session here, Mr. Snyder, Dr. Jenkins who is Stonewall Jackson's father-in-law is going to see you | Newark, NJ | 1864-1865 | 5088 | 236 | 288 |
Mary Agnes | Letter to "Dear Brother Tom" | mentioned: his exchange of prisoner, Ella Bassett, Mrs. Van Levi of Richmond, Virginia Clayborn, Capt. Edward Carter, please write after you reach "Dixie" | "Jersey" | 25 August 1864 | 5087 | 162 | 287 | |
H. M. Bell | Letter to "Dear Colonel" | mentioned: quiet in the Valley, rumors of fighting near Richmond | Staunton, VA | 2 March 1864 | 5087 | 56 | 287 | |
Capt. John W. Fenton | Letter to "Dear LT" | mentioned: a flag of truce to forward a letter from you wife, circumstances of your capture, buck Grove, completely exonerate you from all possible censure, suppose Bailey and Bath are with you, I take leave soon to head north hopefully you will be exchanged, Honstain got Avery's letter from Libby Prison by a "flag", Demleary was killed, Gearing wounded in the jaw, Lt. Ryan was shot through the body, Lt. Zinnette was killed | Bachelor's Creek, New Bern, NC | 10 March 1864 | 5087 | 63 | 287 | |
J. Harman Brown | Letter to "Dear Madam" | $10 for a book, please send to this address: William Hull, care of Messrs. Hopkins, Baltimore | Baltimore, MD | 17 August 1864 | 5087 | 157 | 287 | |
George W. Bagby | Letter to "Dear Old Oman" | mentioned: North Carolina | Macon, GA | 24 July 1864 | 5087 | 141 | 287 | |
William B. Ball | Letter to "Dear Sir" | purchase of a slave named Harry for $2200 | Midlothian, VA | 3 December 1864 | 5088 | 105 | 288 | |
William A. Freret | Letter to "My Dear General" | mentioned: Boggs, Thomas Cunningham, Major Douglas is now the chief engineer, a Virginia gentleman, my friend, Miss Pollard | personal letter | Engineer Dept., Shreveport, LA | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 194 | 288 |
William F. Gray | Letter to ? | mentioned: Lt. Hill left on the Steamer, Port(os)ico, Mr. Sprange would like to know if Hill is a Confederate or Union, Mr. Preston is passing her by the name of Carter, I leave for England | Cadiz, Spain | 3 January 1864 | 5087 | 2 | 287 | |
Richard T. Ellis | Letter to ? | mentioned: taking your application for the release of corn claimed by McAllison to court, the court decided that I was not to release the corn | Buckingham County, VA | 10 May 1864 | 5087 | 102 | 287 | |
Melvin A. Martin | Letter to ? | mentioned: $5000 by express, lard and pork, getting it through in small packages, horses and wagons | Chesterfield, VA | 29 December 1864 | 5088 | 146 | 288 | |
Millard Fillmore | Letter to A. T. Goodman | "I have no hope of a restoration of the Union or a cessation of the war" | "I am for a change of administration" | Buffalo, NY | 24 August 1864 | 5087 | 160 | 287 |
Nathaniel P. Banks | Letter to Abraham Lincoln | letter of recommendation for Lt. Col. David H., Strother; lists full service record for Strother | Washington, DC | 1 December 1864 | 5088 | 99 | 288 | |
Samuel Breck | Letter to Adjutant General's Office, War Department, Washington DC | "the charge of desertion which has been made against Private Lyman Ball Company I 22nd Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers, has been removed" | Washington, DC | 5 August 1864 | 5087 | 144 | 287 | |
E. H. Harris | Letter to Alexander R. Lawton | mentioned: movement of supplies: corn, sugar, bacon, lumber, and wood for the Army and the poor; limited use of rail cars, the road (rail) has stopped the Sunday freight car | Montgomery, AL | 20 June 1864 | 5087 | 125 | 287 | |
J. b. Ripley | Letter to Bill ? Of Richmond, Virginia | to my friend, my appointment to Paymaster D.C. Seymour C. S. Navy, is better that in the office of Tax Assessor, my pay is $500 per annum | Savannah, GA | 15 June 1864 | 5087 | 122 | 287 | |
J. Hilton Scribner | Letter to Col. O. T. Brown | "I must have someone to go to Yonkers on the 4pm train, if not you, perhaps our friend Goddard"? | NY | 13 May 1864 | 5087 | 109 | 287 | |
Charles J. [Munnerlyn] | Letter to Dr. Chambliss | request to transfer [McDonald] to a hospital in Georgia | Richmond, VA | 11 May 1864 | 5087 | 107 | 287 | |
Wendell P. Garrison | Letter to E. A. Stredwell | mentioned: Mr. Thompson | Boston, MA | 5 January 1864 | 5087 | 4 | 287 | |
B. D. Christian | Letter to Edmund R. Meanly of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. E. Ball, Dr. Crump. the Salt agency of the county | New Kent, VA | 17 September 1864 | 5088 | 24 | 288 | |
J. Stamper | Letter to Edmund R. Meanly of Richmond, Virginia | remarks about a debt | New Kent, VA | 5 September 1864 | 5088 | 7 | 288 | |
Charles Ingersoll | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | remarks about meeting in New York and a speech to his fellow citizens | Philadelphia, PA | 1864-1865 | 5088 | 246 | 288 | |
George S. Hillard | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | regrets about attending the Democratic Union of Association in New York, "my earnest hope that General McClellan maybe chosen president" | Boston, MA | 7 October 1864 | 5088 | 44 | 288 | |
George T. Curtis | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | "I will wait at 24 West 22nd Street" | NY | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 188 | 288 | |
Charles P. Daly | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | response to invitation; "I have just engaged to speak in conjunction with Mr. Van Buren" | 27 October 1864 | 5088 | 63 | 288 | ||
Caleb A. Cushing | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | regret that he will not attend the mass meeting in New York at Union Square | Newburyport, MA | 21 September 1864 | 5088 | 27 | 288 | |
Richard O'Gorman | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | acceptance to speak before the Democratic Union Association | New York, NY | 28 October 1864 | 5088 | 65 | 288 | |
George F. Comstock | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | preference not to speak in New York unless commanded | Syracuse, NY | 27 October 1864 | 5088 | 61 | 288 | |
Millard Fillmore | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | remarks about publishing Fillmore's letter | Buffalo, NY | 16 September 1864 | 5088 | 22 | 288 | |
Richard T. Merrick | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | mentioned: mass meeting of the democracy in New York at Union Square | Springfield | 7 September 1864 | 5088 | 13 | 288 | |
Theodore Cuyler | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | mentioned: mass meeting in New York at Union Square | Philadelphia, PA | 6 September 1864 | 5088 | 10 | 288 | |
William Duer | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | acceptance of invitation to speak before the Democratic Union | New Brighton, NY | 29 October 1864 | 5088 | 69 | 288 | |
Francis Kernan | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill, Chairman | mentioned: Missouri, mass meeting of the democracy in New York at Union Square | Utica, NY | 10 September 1864 | 5088 | 16 | 288 | |
John Charles Fremont and Jessie Benton Fremont | Letter to Fredrick Kapp | a dinner invitation to meet Mr. Thompson | NY | 1 March 1864 | 5087 | 54 | 287 | |
Charles Y. Morris et. al. | Letter to George Rives | mentioned: Mr. Starke of the James River Packet Company, E. R. Watson, impressing of corn | some very faded | 6-22 December 1864 | 5088 | 108 | 288 | |
J. R. McCann | Letter to Henry S. Foote, Richmond, Virginia | "tell your friend, Ould" to parole a Federal Major and send him North to effect an exchange for me," I am in poor haalth | flag of truce | Johnson Island Military Prison, OH | 31 October 1864 | 5088 | 71 | 288 |
William B. McGruder | Letter to Hughes, Sutton and Brothers | mentioned: New York, Richmond, Wilmington, extends his congratulations to the people of Richmond for their overthrow of Grant, Butler and Smith | Gaston County, NC | 10 May 1864 | 5087 | 104 | 287 | |
W. G. Nelms | Letter to J. W. Rison of Richmond, Virginia | request to find work for boy, George, bearer of this note who belonged to Mr. Wilson of my company who was killed; I want to send Col. Green's boy as well, we have more servants than we have use for, our sick and wounded are sent to Howard Green Hospital | Petersburg, VA | 21 July 1864 | 5087 | 133 | 287 | |
Frederick R. Scott | Letter to James ? | mentioned: North Carolina bonds, sell better in London, English horses, sterling, gold, John went to Danville, Mr. Branch, sugar | Petersburg, VA | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 227 | 288 | |
Lucius B. Northrop | Letter to James A. Seddon | mentioned: Thomas L. Bayne, corn, France, import of meats. A blow when we lost Tennessee, supplies from our own county secured by agents crossing military lines, Mr. Trenholm indicated his plan of aiding the currency by placing cotton abroad commanding sterling exchange, one million pounds of coffee for barter, meat and corn | Richmond, VA, Subsistence Department | 20 December 1864 | 5088 | 125 | 288 | |
Richard T. Ellis | Letter to James W. Allison | response to a request for supplies, over 500 persons in the county are families of our soldiers and their hardships are great, and I will not permit any supplies to leave the county | Buckingham County, VA | 23 March 1864 | 5087 | 80 | 287 | |
Reuben L. Walker | Letter to John H. Chamberlayne | mentioned: under medical treatment, Captain Braxton, Mr. Woodson | Major General A. P. Hill, Caroline County, Virginia | Chesterfield, VA | 31 December 1864 | 5088 | 149 | 288 |
J. C. Howard | Letter to John J Noble | mentioned: Cotton delivered at Columbus, Georgia, fence to keep the cattle from eating the cotton | Montgomery, AL | 22 December 1864 | 5088 | 135 | 288 | |
J. H. Paull | Letter to John J. Noble | mentioned: cotton, Columbus, Georgia | Montgomery, AL | 22 December 1864 | 5088 | 138 | 288 | |
Alexander W. Reynolds | Letter to John J. Reeve | mentioned: Capt's George Washington, Finley, Harper, Company H. 38th North Carolina were on picket duty at Dug Gap on the 17th | Endorsements | 19 March 1864 | 5087 | 74 | 287 | |
James H. Duncan | Letter to John W. Risen | received my watch today and was not aware it needed repair; 16th Mississippi Regiment | C.O. Wilkins, "small box of clothing to keep for us until next winter should we live" | MS River | 1864-1865 | 5088 | 232 | 288 |
John McMullin | Letter to John W. Rison | too faint to read | Camp near Pisgah Church | 5-8 April 1864 | 5087 | 88 | 287 | |
Lewis W. Burwell | Letter to John W. Rison and "Dear Friend" | mentioned: I am wounded and in the hospital, letter form Captain Weisiger, Amelia Court house that reports he shipped the flour to you, did you get it? | two letters, April 27, 1864 and June 3, 1864 | Mt. Crawford & General Hospital, Staunton, VA | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 160 | 288 |
F. Willis, Signal Corps | Letter to Joseph Manigault | request to spend a few days with his brother from the Army of Northern Virginia who he hasn’t seen for seven years, Mr. Bacon is willing and qualified to perform my duties | Brig. General Mercer | Rosedon, GA | 25 January 1864 | 5087 | 19 | 287 |
Campbell McDermot | Letter to L. A. Hagan | inquiry about monies owed, against the dept. of Militia contractor | Wheeling, WV | 23 April 1864 | 5087 | 95 | 287 | |
T. C. Howard | Letter to Lt. Robert T. Brooke | request for furlough to go to Albemarle County | 1st Regiment Reserve Forces | Richmond, VA | 4 July 1864 | 5087 | 128 | 287 |
S. Bassett French | Letter to Lucius B. Northrop | mentioned: only fifteen days supply of meat in Richmond for General Lee's Army, the "Impressments Act," "In North Carolina our receipts are insignificant; and in Georgia and Alabama we are unable to purchase corn for want of money; in Virginia the meat supply has been exhausted" low supply of wheat | Richmond, VA | 15 September 1864 | 5088 | 19 | 288 | |
David L. Seymour | Letter to Luke F. Cozans | accepts an initiation to address the Democratic Union in New York | Troy, NY | 15 October 1864 | 5088 | 46 | 288 | |
James W. Wall | Letter to Messrs. Churchill, Allen, et. al. | mentioned: McClellan, meeting in New York at Union Station | Burlington, NJ | 1 September 1864 | 5088 | 4 | 288 | |
W. Tudor Tucker | Letter to Messrs. Hill & Norfleet | mentioned: last mail from England, letters form W. L. Hill to forward to you, " in one to me, he mentions that he has written to you to send some hundred million Confederate Bonds to him under my care; to invest what means I have in the Confederacy; not sure what to do, please advise? | Bermuda | 23 May 1864 | 5087 | 114 | 287 | |
Arthur and Gardiner, Nassau Street, New York | Letter to Messrs. Wood Brothers | mentioned: suit against Buckley | NY | 1 March 1864 | 5087 | 51 | 287 | |
Matthew Lee Murray | Letter to Miss Sallie | mentioned: Federal Soldiers taken prisoner in Luray. Virginia, Battle of Sharpsburg, Thaddeus Walker, took a liking to him, prisoner was a nephew of Ulric Dahlgren and perhaps a spy, gives a good physical description | two letters," Dear Sister" mentioned: Helen, Mary Ann, Marylanders are courting the girls | Ballard House, Richmond, VA | 24 January 1864 | 5087 | 15 | 287 |
Robert E. Rider | Letter to Mr. Sutton | very faded | Headquarters | 2 May 1864 | 5087 | 100 | 287 | |
William L. Hill | Letter to Nathaniel M. Norfleet of Richmond, Virginia | C.S.A. finances, heard from Mrs. Williams, worried that Robins will be conscripted, the ship," Flora" sunk in mid ocean between Bermuda and Halifax, Nova Scotia, the "Presto" our company ship had a successful trip, confederate bonds, Mr. Morrison, consult with Palmer at W & P, tobacco, Nassau, we have lost three ships, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Reid, run the blockade | Lamington and London, England, and Paris, Geneva | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 197 | 288 | |
John R. McDaniel | Letter to P. T. Sutton | mentioned: an infectious disease | Lynchburg, VA | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 222 | 288 | |
R. A. Sutton | Letter to R. H. Dickerson, cousin | remarks about buying negroes, a visit to his family, please tell cousin Iantha to write to me in care of General Coalston's Brigade | Savannah, GA | 26 February 1864 | 5087 | 48 | 287 | |
A. Stiff | Letter to R. H. Dickinson of Bath | negroes for sale, Mr. Bagby, girl, Emaline | 29 August 1864 | 5087 | 164 | 287 | ||
John R. Sutton | Letter to R. H. Dickinson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Griswold, $9000 to purchase negroes, West Point, Virginia, $10,000 in corn, Gun Boats up the river and are afraid to turn around, Messrs. Waller and Company | Plain View, King and Queen County, VA | 8 March 1864 | 5087 | 60 | 287 | |
Thomas S. Ashe | Letter to R. J. Flake | response to a request for furlough, controlled by laws and rules, go before the Board of Surgeons | Richmond, VA | 9 February 1864 | 5087 | 31 | 287 | |
William Fontaine | Letter to R. J. Foster | mentioned: packet is not running, will not get to Richmond Soon, deposit what amount you choose to the Farmers Bank of Virginia, remarks about assuming a note | Goochland County, VA | 20 April 1864 | 5087 | 92 | 287 | |
Francis W. Smith | Letter to Robert K. Hudgins | an order for two, ten inch ? | Drewry's Bluff, Chesterfield County, VA | 24 May 1864 | 5087 | 117 | 287 | |
N. C. Munroe | Letter to Sadie M. Lewis | mentioned: her loneliness with William absent, excitement bout the Yankee Army near Richmond, Uncle Varner, Mr. Hutton was in Liverpool and tried to see your sister, many people are sick, Mrs. Neely lost her only child to Scarlet Fever and Dr. Smith's two children may have it as well, Anna Tyler | Sadie is Munroe's daughter | Sylvan Lodge | 23 April 1864 | 5087 | 97 | 287 |
William Henry Chase Whiting | Letter to Samuel Cooper of Richmond, Virginia | forwarding correspondence of General James G. Martin regarding the recent attempt upon New Bern; a five page full report from General James G. Martin to Major G. H. White from Wilmington, North Carolina, February 12th, 1864; mentioned: Col Jackson, Capt. Paris, General Barton, Lt. Muse, Capt, Harris, Capt. Biggs, Capt. Stark, Lt. Col. Jeffords. Block House, Newport Barracks, Morehead City, march of over two hundred and forty miles | included a copy of General R. E. Lee's instructions; a copy, includes 16 notes back and forth between Confederate Generals | Wilmington, NC | 16 February 1864 | 5087 | 33 | 287 |
McFarland & Howard | Letter to Sarah A. Robinson | mentioned: court case to settle doubtful points of your father's will and distribution of his estate, we need specific instruction from you, your sons and daughter, difference between species then and confederate money now, annuities | Richmond, VA | 18 November 1864 | 5088 | 91 | 288 | |
Douglas Walworth | Letter to Surgeon Henry Stone, U. S. Navy | mentioned: long cut off from communication, want to hear from Natchez and Mobile and find a way to send letters to my family, over four months since hearing from my family, Longstreet's Infantry, Mrs. Cartwright, my daughter, I am a General of the Calvary | East TN | 19 January 1864 | 5087 | 11 | 287 | |
Ely McClellan, Assistant Surgeon | Letter to U. S. Marshall, District of Eastern Virginia | mentioned: response about the Mallory owned by the said Mallory now in the army against the U. S., Major General John A. Dix | U. S. Army Hospitals, Mallery House | Hampton, VA | 5 February 1864 | 5087 | 27 | 287 |
James Stewart | Letter to William Russell: Report on the lines of the 18th Army Corps | 9th New York Volunteers, Army of the James | Headquarters 1st Brigade, 2nd Division | 6 August 1864 | 5087 | 147 | 287 | |
John H. Reagan | Letter to William S. Morris, President of the Southern Telegraph Companies | remarks about the transfer of the government line of telegraph from Selma, Alabama to Rome, Georgia and reimbursement of the government expenditures already incurred | Richmond, VA | 17 October 1864 | 5088 | 49 | 288 | |
C. G. Baylor, Direct Trade Commissioner of the State of Georgia to Europe | Letter to William Smith | mentioned: the formation of a bond of alliance between the cotton and tobacco states of America and Continental Europe against England, Georgia and Virginia | Richmond, VA | 8 February 1864 | 5087 | 29 | 287 | |
Daris W. Murphy. Lt. 13th New York Artillery | List of reports transmitted to R. C. Webster, Fort Monroe | copies not included | Ft. Hazlett, VA | 6 November 1864 | 5088 | 86 | 288 | |
New York Infantry, 101 Regiment, company "F" | Muster in roll, John T. Sprague | Col. Enrico Fardella | mentioned: Samuel Fair, H. B. Johnson, Capt. W. C. Allen, Capt. T. McCarty, F. L. Larned | NY | 13 August 1864 | 5087 | 152 | 287 |
U. S. A. Army Detachment of Virginia Volunteers, Loudoun Rangers | Muster Roll of Recruits enlisted | Harper's Ferry, Captain James W. Grubb. William D. Freece, Montgomery, Maryland; Lewis B. Harding, Loudoun County, Virginia; William C. Bant of Monroe County, New York; physical descriptions, bounty paid Lt. Pilcher | Point of Rocks, MD | 21 December 1864 | 5088 | 130 | 288 | |
Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, Provost Guard | Muster Roll of William B. Mallory's Company at Charlottesville | list of many names with remarks | very faded | VA | 31 October 1864 | 5088 | 74 | 288 |
J. H. Carrington, Provost Marshall | Pass to N. P. Howard | Richmond, VA | 6 October 1864 | 5088 | 42 | 288 | ||
Virginia Buckingham County neighbors & patrons of Barbers Mills | Petition to James Alexander Siddons, Secretary of War | mentioned: that R. L. Baber be detailed or exempted: signed Brown, Venable and Company of Howardsville, Virginia, Gov't Contractors. Baber runs the local saw mill and provides food for the families of soldiers, if called, the saw mill shut down | 31 signatures: Jones, Agee, Bolling, Layne, Hamnes, Smith, Maxey, Norvell, Farrar, Moore, Brown, Harris, Baber, Tapscott, Duncan, Gantt | Buckingham County, VA | 19 May 1864 | 5087 | 111 | 287 |
William Thompson | Power of attorney to Edgar Fitz | to represent me for the full amount due me by the Virginia Central Railroad Company for wood and cross ties | witnessed: S. C. Salley, W. W. Harris | VA | 2 November 1864 | 5088 | 83 | 288 |
Consul of France at Richmond Virginia | Protest against Confederate Claims in tobacco | signed Alfred Paul | Richmond, VA | 15 December 1864 | 5088 | 123 | 288 | |
Virginia Military Institute | Quarterly Report of Cadet J. C. Howard | grades, deposits, and demerits for Cadet Howard | Lexington, VA | 1 April 1864 | 5087 | 85 | 287 | |
William F. Garnett | Receipts to James M. G. Dickinson | soldiers' pay | VA | 11 November-31 December 1864 | 5088 | 88 | 288 | |
Addison Harvey | Report of Harvey's scouts during the recent raid to his Colonel | mentioned: Meridian, Mississippi, Black River, Brownsville and Clinton road, marched to Edward's defense, Pearl Run, "I was ordered by General Lee to go to Enterprise and report to him every movement made by the enemy south of Meridian" my losses: James Benfore killed, John Graham killed, Thomas Field killed, R. Stancile wounded, Trindle captured, Pene captured | Lexington, MS | 22 March 1864 | 5087 | 77 | 287 | |
U. S. Army Quartermaster, Major George J. Carney and Captain E. C. Becker | Report of Persons & articles employed and hired in Virginia | Charles Spencer; Daniel McClellan, Charles Palmer, H. C. Oliver, J. D. Kinsman | Robert S. Waugh, Pleasant Gaines, John Hawkins, Albert Robinson, William Givens, William Harris, Robert Smith, Caleb Pointer, James Robinson, John Harrison, Kane Jordan, John Burwell, William Lee, Henry Cooper, Middleton Smith, George Washington, Washington Jones, William Hinton, Burwell Jones, Charles Lewis, Robert Geary, Joseph Bingham, Thomas Robinson, Rueben Butler, John Warren, Benjamin Harrison, John White, Elijah Lewis, William Taylor, John Charity, Benjamin Brockenbury, Samuel Watson, George Tyler, Benjamin Jones, Taswell Bassett, Abraham Taliver | Norfolk, VA | 1864-1865 | 5088 | 239 | 288 |
James Lord | Report of Persons and Articles employed on the Eastern Shore of Virginia | mentioned: Thomas Lord, M. B. Jones, George Walker, William Moore, Abraham Nottingham, Edmund Arbuckle, , Marshall Parlor, George Wright, P. Coxton, Noah Walker, Henry Tabb, Moses Gardner, John Bagwell, Joseph Upsure, Levi Wambough, Lena Smith, Eva Jones, William Chase, John McMullen, John R. Kelham, C. K. Bailey, Coleburn & Company, L. B. Nottingham | very detailed | Eastville, VA | ca. September 1864 | 5088 | 33 | 288 |
A. M. Braxton | Report on military status since may 1861 | mentioned: raising an Artillery company, known as Varina Artillery in 1861, etc. | extensive reports and endorsements for A. M. Braxton 1861-1864 | Richmond, VA | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 152 | 288 |
William H. Dameron | Request for a commission for B. K. Pullen, native of Tennessee, with subsequent correspondence to Lucius B. Northrop | surgeon's certificate of disability with a request to report to Major John S. Mellon | Captain's commission for B. K. Pullen | Meridian, MS | 22 July 1864 | 5087 | 136 | 287 |
C.S.A. Congress, House of Representatives | Resolutions directing Secretary of the Treasury to report on certain expenses | Richmond, VA | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 191 | 288 | ||
New York Cavalry, 20th Regiment, Quartermaster, Lt. C. E. Zimmerman | Roll of enlisted men employed on extra duty, Colonel N. B. Lord | mentioned: Joseph A. Lewis, Harrison Lane, John Nobles, James Davis, Harrison Weldon, Ephraim Thompson, Byron M. Luther, Peter St. John. Myron Van Allen, George W. Dyke, George H. Thurston, Daniel Thornton, William Brown, William Kennedy, Alonzo Sprague, Daniel Shimel, Morgan Shimel, John Drochan, Thomas Coonan, Jacob Countyman | Camp Getty and Camp Deep Creek, VA | September-November 1864 | 5088 | 36 | 288 | |
Jubal A. Early | Special Order | very faded | Headquarters, Northern District | 2 November 1864 | 5088 | 81 | 288 | |
Christopher C. Augur | Special Order #303 | mentioned: Major Adam E. King detailed as a member of the General Court Martial | signed by C. H. Raymond | Washington, DC | 7 December 1864 | 5088 | 117 | 288 |
James Lawson Kemper | Special Order for T. C. Howard | Richmond, VA | 8 August 1864 | 5087 | 150 | 287 | ||
John A. Andrews et. al. | Testimonials for Captain William H. Crowell, "a worthy New England Shipmaster" | S. Underwood | signature of Massachusetts Governor | Boston, MA | 1 February 1864 | 5087 | 22 | 287 |
Richmond, Williamsburg & Central Turnpike | Toll rates | Rate adopted by the Board | VA | 20 July 1864 | 5087 | 130 | 287 | |
C. S. A. Army Quartermaster's Department | Various accounts and receipts | H. B. Wallis, bushels of corn; Capt. J. H. Hamilton, forty pairs of white cotton pants, Capt. Thomas Clark; J. A. Jones, eight hundred pounds of fodder,; R. P. Archer, one saddle and one bridle; W. B. Smith. Wagon parts; William E. Bird, mule shoes; salt, grease, horse shoes, Capt. Charles D. Hill, cash | ca. 1864 | 5088 | 164 | 288 | ||
A list of 88 soldiers form various Regiments, charged with being A.W.O.L., also citizens for Harboring Deserters; names of a few Yankee Deserters are included | T. M. Timberlake, J. S. Hulvey, John Terrell, J. Carter, W. Aisquith, E. Aisquith, C. N. Griggs, George. W. Robinson, C. G. Kaufman, J. K. Putman, Tom O'Neal, Jacob Andrews, W. F. Holliday, Joseph Ritenour, Harvey Coverstone, James S. Brown, Thomas Hillery, George Keller, Andrew Nicely, Isaac Nichols, W. D. Funk, Washington McIntuft, W. B. Sicklitel, J. S. Culler, Harvey Prayer, J. H. Nichols, N. Z. Bumgarner, Harrison S. Shank, Henry Vinds, Thomas Warren, E. S. Money, Joseph Iviosk, Harrison Cameron, G. N. Sibert, R. J. Mathis, William Deck, Matthew Hawkins, B. S. Fleming, Alpheus Cornwell. William Thorn, Peter Bell, J. D. Cullers, Thomas Redaciller, J. F. Rudaciller, James Leeth, W. M. Smith, John Blue, Charles E. Barnes, Robert R. Palmer, Joseph E. Coyle, Andrew Arthur, W. B. Lehers, A.S. Kibler, W. H. Kepler, A. M. Sibert, Reuben Aleshire, W. M. Martin, Isaac Keizer, David Haufman, Benjamin Haufman, Joseph Haufman, Harrison Housden, J. S. E. Van Meter, John Lucas, John Milton, Gideon Norman, James McCoy, Jacob Foltz, Thorton Burns, William Ramz, S. Thomas, James Park, John Park, Joseph Curbage, Robert Curbage, Samuel Norman, Thomas Curbage, H. H. Barker, G. L. Price, Rueben Kile, Thomas Price, W. A. Lamb, W. Walker, H. J. Brown | C.S.A. Army | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 97 | 290 | ||
Zachariah G. Deas | Accounts and return of Johnson's Division | Deas Brigade, Sharp's Brigade, Brantley's Brigade, Manigault's Brigade; E. J. martin, D. A. Kinchloe, G. W. Monroe, Ed Johnson, Patten Anderson, W. W. Old T. C. Hindman, E. F. Travis, J. P. Eggleston, W. H. Govan, W.M. Davidson, T. A. Smith, G. R. Kimbrough, J. M. Whitney, A. B. Rouse, T. J. Brannon, J. C. Hutts, J. C. Carter, C. J. Walker, R. W. Kimball, W. M. Nabors, R. G. Welch | Tupelo, MS | 9 January 1865 | 5089 | 181 | 289 | |
Army of Northern Virginia | Agreement entered into this day in regard to the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia | signed by: John Gibbon, U.S.A., Charles Griffin, U. S. A., Wesley Merrit, U.S.A., James Longstreet, C.S.A., John Brown Gordon, C.S.A, William Nelson Pendleton, C.S.A. | [there is a possibility that this agreement maybe one of four (an original and three copies) signed on April 10th, 1865 according to the Appomattox National Park Service) | Appomattox, VA | 10 April 1865 | 5089 | 51 | 289 |
C.S.A. Congress | An Act (no, 186) to amend an Act entitled "An Act to diminish the number of exemptions and details" | Richmond, VA | 17 March 1865 | 5089 | 137 | 289 | ||
An account by a Confederate Officer the evacuation of Petersburg | 2 April 1865 night battle | Petersburg, VA | 2 April 1865 | 5089 | 106 | 289 | ||
General William Booth Taliaferro | Autobiographical note | mentioned: graduate of William and Mary etc. | VA | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 132 | 290 | |
Nathaniel P. Howard, Wellington Goddin, Robert Howard, and William H. Macfarland | Bond to Martha W. Mosely | wife of Burwell B. Mosely of the City of Norfolk | Richmond, VA | 7 July 1865 | 5089 | 17 | 289 | |
Citizens List of Federal Prisoners also Officers | 70 names | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 143 | 290 | |||
James M Garnett | Copy of Ordnance Report of Grimes Division, 2nd Corps, A.N.V., with remarks, for B. G. Galdwin | Appomattox, VA | 10 April 1865 | 5089 | 54 | 289 | ||
John B. Sprague | Declaration certified by Horatio Jones Sprague | fifteen boxes of tobacco on the Schooner, "W. L. Burrough: bound for New York | Gibraltar | 30 January 1865 | 5089 | 176 | 289 | |
C.S.A. Department of State | Inventory of the Property of the Department | mentioned: Mr. Mann, Mr. Rost, Mr. Yancey, Fort Monroe, Charleston, Mr. Mason, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Benjamin, James William, Mr. Seidell, Bishop Lunch, Mr. Preston, Mr. Cripps, Mr. Lamar, Mr. La Fere, Mr. Helm, Mr. DeLeon, Mr. Quintero, Mr. Dowling, Mr. Heyleger, Mr. Walker, Mr. Bannon, Mr. Holcomb, Mr. Alman, Mr. Holcombe, Mr. Clay, Mt. Thompson., Mr. M. Rae | Diplomatic Commission to Washington, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Spain, Mexico, Russia, London, Paris, Havana, Vera Cruz, New Leon, Nassau, Bermuda, Cork, Ireland, Canada; copy, attested to John T. Pickett | Richmond, VA | 29 March 1865 | 5089 | 122 | 289 |
John S. Bacon | Letter of resignation to the Stockholders of the James River Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Virginia | Richmond. VA | 8 May 1865 | 5089 | 41 | 289 | ||
Anthony M. Dupuy | Letter to "Dear Brother" | mentioned: Mr. Putsel, our sister's losses less heavy than I feared, are you still in a small brokerage business or in the storage and commission business? | Hereford, Martinsville, Henry County, VA | 10 October 1865 | 5090 | 40 | 290 | |
J. T. S. Reid | Letter to "Dear Miss Josey" | mentioned: forwarding letters to Bermuda or Nassau, the battle at Fort Fisher | Wilmington, NC | 3 January 1865 | 5089 | 188 | 289 | |
William E. Coleman | Letter to "Dear Mother" of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned" defeat Yankee's fleet, gone to Beaufort | Wilmington, NC | 2 January 1865 | 5089 | 193 | 289 | |
Henry B. Rosser | Letter to "Dear Uncle" | mentioned: ill since my return, cousin William, little Frank died, Uncle Daniel, Montgomery, heard that Lee had surrendered, my parole, Uncle Efford, cousin Nannie, Willie, little Mary, Huntsville, Neal Dupree | Locust Grove, AL | 3 November 1865 | 5090 | 54 | 290 | |
A. M. Boulware | Letter to "Gents" | mentioned: B. D. Green, his sister, Sarah, negotiable note | 2 December 1865 | 5090 | 69 | 290 | ||
Mrs. Archibald. Stuart | Letter to "My dear, dear Brother" | mentioned: hearing about your imprisonment along with Captain Sessions from a member of the 18th, I am in Danville with kind friends; note sent with Mr. Rison | Danville, VA | 9 April 1865 | 5089 | 47 | 289 | |
Charles L. Hart | Letter to ? | inquiry about his living quarters | Washington, DC | 8 February 1865 | 5089 | 170 | 289 | |
Isabelle Sully | Letter to ? | "can you assist him (my son) in procuring a situation?"; he is a good book keeper and accountant | Richmond, VA | 18 October 1865 | 5090 | 43 | 290 | |
A. Webster | Letter to ? Wist | please deliver fuel to 14th and K Streets | Headquarters Armies of the United States | Washington, DC | 22 August 1865 | 5090 | 21 | 290 |
Joseph Wheeler | Letter to Albert Ferry | "enemy may have moved to the other side of the river" I have ordered General Allen to picket, General Hume to picket from Little River to Hughey's Ferry; rail road bridge at Alston; "Shall the bridge be burned?" | Crane Creek, Columbia, SC | 18 February 1865 | 5089 | 154 | 289 | |
George M. Cuyler | Letter to Alexander R. Lawton | "unfit for any kind of service, even light duty" | also Surgeon's certificate signed James Mercer Green | Macon, GA | 16 February 1865 | 5089 | 157 | 289 |
J. M. Seixas | Letter to B. T. Ficklin | underpayment of bill for compressing | Lexington, NC | 1 March 1865 | 5089 | 148 | 289 | |
Augutus M. Stovall | Letter to Carter L. Stevenson | mentioned: sending Captain Clark with packages for General Pettus containing furloughs and leaves before they leave for Montgomery, an accident today but trains will leave tomorrow morning, Lee's Corps have been ordered down the river | Headquarters Clayton's Division | 21 January 1865 | 5089 | 2 | 289 | |
William C. Breckenridge | Letter to Carter L. Stevenson | Headquarters William's Kentucky Brigade near Columbia, " according to instructions from Colonel Dibrell I moved at dark yesterday evening to the junction of the river road from Orangeburg to Lexington, "prisoners say its the 20th Army Corps" | 13 February 1865 | 5089 | 4 | 289 | ||
Wade Hampton | Letter to Carter L. Stevenson | 1st Cavalry Brigade, mentioned: Butler's scouts, General Beauregard, Augusta, Wheeler, pickets on the river | battle plans | 13 February 1865 | 5089 | 7 | 289 | |
Charles Marshall | Letter to D. T. Williams of New York | mentioned: on my way to Cumberland, client in Richmond, pleasure to act for you | Baltimore, MD | 18 December 1865 | 5090 | 92 | 290 | |
Charles T. Sherman | Letter to E. R. Bentley | mentioned: contract with Mr. Baskerville and myself is agreeable, officers of the Trust Department | second letter: I will need power of attorney in order to appear for your company, form enclosed | Washington, DC | 1-16 November 1865 | 5090 | 47 | 290 |
Anthony Thornton | Letter to E. R. Bentley of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: inquiry about Bentley's family after the war; Thornton family in Cooperstown for a summer retreat; I now have seven children | NY | 9 August 1865 | 5090 | 7 | 290 | |
Cryus A. Branch | Letter to Edmond R. Meanly | concern over the loss of his property in Richmond, Virginia during the fire, if anything was saved sell it for U. S. currency | James City County, VA | 22 April 1865 | 5094 | 32 | 294 | |
John Travers | Letter to F. B. Dean | mentioned: a possible business proposition now that the war is over that would be good for you and your state | mentioned: a party here anxious to complete the connection between the river, canal and the Central Railroad | NY | 13-23 December 1865 | 5090 | 87 | 290 |
William M. Ambler | Letter to Garrett Williams and Company of Richmond, Virginia | correction for amount due Mr. Ambler | Tolersville, Louisa County, VA | 5 December 1865 | 5090 | 81 | 290 | |
John Burrows | Letter to George? | Lambertville, NJ | 20 February 1865 | 5089 | 151 | 289 | ||
J. Owens Berry | Letter to Hugh Nelson | mentioned: college mate, McKenny died at Hatcher's Run, A. B. Moore recognized the corpse and removed his bible, several religious tracts and a blank book, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, Satterfield depot, Mr. Mc Kenny of Richmond | difficult to read | Johnson's Island Prison, OH | 7 May 1865 | 5089 | 44 | 289 |
William W. Valk | Letter to J. M. Stringfield | mentioned: receipt for 150 lbs. of coal, the allowance for my servants has not been sent | Washington, DC | 3 July 1865 | 5089 | 22 | 289 | |
Joseph B. Palmer | Letter to J. W. Ratchford | "the enemy broke my line both to the right & left of my center yesterday" | Orangeburg Road, SC | 13 February 1865 | 5089 | 167 | 289 | |
William Fontaine | Letter to James M. Haden | request for information about your bond for $3, 500 and interest that you owe me | Danville, VA | 15 September 1865 | 5090 | 30 | 290 | |
John Rutherfoord | Letter to John B. Danforth John B. Danforth | mentioned: collections of quotas in Norfolk and Portsmouth, the question of Portsmouth and Norfolk area surrender to the North in 1862 and whether they would belong to the North, this area with not currency except that of the U. S. Government and only worthless Confederate money, Mr. Reid's note to Mr. Deming, Board for the Mutual Society of Assurance | Alum Springs, Rockbridge County, VA | 12 August 1865 | 5090 | 13 | 290 | |
Joseph Wheeler | Letter to John M. Otey | Aiken and Columbia Road, perhaps the enemy was moving in the direction of the Edisto, General Stevenson, General Dibrell, Horsey's Bridge, General Harder desired cavalry to protect his right, particularly so mush as extends from Sandy Run to the Santee, General Allen is still at Aiken, with two large Brigades, the enemy may still be at Johnson's Turnout | near Jackson's Bridge, SC | 13 February 1865 | 5089 | 162 | 289 | |
James Harlan | Letter to John W. Howard | response to a request for employment | Department of Interior, Washington, DC | 3 August 1865 | 5090 | 2 | 290 | |
William Gilroy | Letter to Joseph E. Segar | " having served three years in the U. S. Army , if they can be drafted or not" | Eastville, VA | 6 March 1865 | 5089 | 145 | 289 | |
William Allen Butler | Letter to Joseph P. Collins | mentioned: a donation to the National Freedman's Relief Association | NY | 22 November 1865 | 5090 | 62 | 290 | |
J. A. Dowell | Letter to Joseph Stearns | mentioned: opening of the Fredericksburg Office | Richmond, VA | 3 November 1865 | 5090 | 52 | 290 | |
Alexander N. Zevely | Letter to Lorenzo Thomas | introduction of John H. Boner who will present a recommendation from General Holden | Washington, DC | 24 July 1865 | 5089 | 13 | 289 | |
William W. Holden | Letter to Lorenzo Thomas, Adjutant General of the U. S. | introduction of John Henry Boner of North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | 6 July 1865 | 5089 | 20 | 289 | |
J. Woods Garth | Letter to Martin & Cardoza | mentioned: tobacco, his and his Mother's, whether to sell now or wait until spring when the prices should be better | Charlottesville, VA | 10 August 1865 | 5090 | 10 | 290 | |
Dr. John L. Shelton | Letter to Martin & Cardoza | mentioned: sending hogsheads of tobacco for sale; let Dr. Perrow have eight dollars | 16 August 1865 | 5090 | 18 | 290 | ||
W. F. Lynch | Letter to Messrs. Martin & Cardoza | mentioned: too ill to travel, please send the enclosed 10 dollars to my landlady, Mrs. Mayo at Fourth Street, Gamble's Hill, Richmond, Virginia; where may I store a few articles of fine furniture for a few weeks, Mary Ellen's mother and children | Baltimore, MD | 8 August 1865 | 5090 | 4 | 290 | |
David P. Parker | Letter to Mr. Sinclair | "the mail for Danville, Virginia and Greensboro, North Carolina can now be sent by the Danville Rail Road," agents have been appointed, Petersburg, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 31 July 1865 | 5089 | 10 | 289 | |
G. W. Richardson | Letter to Mrs. Lucy Ann Govan | "My dear Aunt" I have seen Aunt Tyler and Bettie and they will agree to drop the suit under the following terms; that you will pay in State Stock the debt from Uncle Archibald to the estate of Uncle Edward, and the debt due from Dr. Tyler to Uncle Archibald, and that the suit will be dismissed at your costs, mentioned: A. Govan's estate to E. Govan's estate, Mrs. Mary and Elizabeth Hill, Mrs. Margaret Tyler, Mr. Griswold, Mr. Mosby, Mr. Speed, Mr. Coghill, your return to Lynchburg | Richmond, VA | 4 February 1865 | 5089 | 172 | 289 | |
Miss J. C. Minking | Letter to Nathaniel M. Norfleet of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: finding a position to teach English at Madame Prevost's School,; Chegaray Institute, Miss Boag has left for Charleston | NY | 27 September 1865 | 5090 | 33 | 290 | |
Richard Thomas | Letter to Post Master, City Point, Virginia | please forward mail to Dr. Richard Thomas of the 38th New Jersey Volunteers to Trenton | Trenton, NJ | 8 July 1865 | 5089 | 15 | 289 | |
F. R. Farrar | Letter to Powhatan Roberts | mentioned: find enclosed a copy of the judgment in your favor, Peter Stewart lives in Richmond and you can serve the notice on him, Mr. Weisiger's opinion | Jetersville, Amelia County, VA | 24 November 1865 | 5090 | 64 | 290 | |
Gustavus A. Meyers | Letter to Powhatan Roberts | mentioned: representing Mr. McCabe, Mr. B. E. Poiteaux a resident of Churchill, arrangements for your deposition | Richmond, VA | 28 November 1865 | 5090 | 67 | 290 | |
S. M. Gregory | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: sorry to hear that your daughter is sick and your foot trouble, glad you are back on Main St. I have just returned form Providence, The Grand Lodge, Brother Parkman | Boston, MA | 12 December 1865 | 5090 | 84 | 290 | |
Alexander Rives | Letter to Ragland & Company | mentioned: lumber, we lost our horses during Sheridan's raids last Spring and will need an advance to restart | Carlton, VA | 28 October 1865 | 5090 | 45 | 290 | |
John M. Patton | Letter to Smith, Williams and Company of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: order for salt, Mr. Alexander F. Taylor, Mr. Bragg | The Meadows | 2 December 1865 | 5090 | 75 | 290 | |
E. R .M. | Letter to T. N. Patterson | mentioned: sales of shoes, Dr. Thomas, W. F. Chandler | Richmond, VA | 2 December 1865 | 5090 | 71 | 290 | |
Benjamin Scott | Letter to the Freedman's' Relief Association, New York | mentioned: forwarding clothing for women and children | Weybridge, Surry, England | 9 March 1865 | 5089 | 141 | 289 | |
A .L. Buckingham | Letter to W. J. Cowing | enclosing a printed list of the members of the last Oregon Legislature | Salem, OR | 30 January 1865 | 5089 | 178 | 289 | |
Moses F. Odell | Letter to William L. Stone | acceptance of his resignation | NY | 28 September 1865 | 5090 | 36 | 290 | |
John M. Patton | Letter to Williams, Garrett & Fisher | mentioned: Mr. Bragg sent you some days ago 160 bags of wheat, the price of corn | The Meadows | 10 September 1865 | 5090 | 28 | 290 | |
Thomas S. Flourney | Letter to Williams, Garrett & Fisher | mentioned: sending hogsheads of tobacco by rail | 6 September 1865 | 5090 | 23 | 290 | ||
Helen | Letters to "Dearest treasure of my heart," "Dear Josie," Dearest Joe," Dearest friend" | mentioned: her only brother fell in the Battle of Richmond, | Pine Hill, Spotsylvania, VA | March-June 1865 | 5089 | 109 | 289 | |
R. P. Stockton | Letters to Z. C. Warren | mentioned: Daniel Collins, Fielding Combs | NJ | 27 March 1865 | 5089 | 120 | 289 | |
C.S.A. Army of Northern Virginia | Lists of Officers & men of different commands paroled | Roll of Commissioned officers of Forney's Brigade, Mahone's Division, number of officers 72; report of officers and men serving at Artillery Headquarters 1st Corps.; Bratton's Brigade, Field's Division; McIntosh's Batt. Of Artillery 3rd Corp; Ransom's Brigade; W. P. Roberts; Robert W. Bidgood, John H, /sharp, Wiley Williams, Benjamin Pitt, E. P. Alexander, L. N. Webb, Joseph C. Haskell, W. T. Mason. J. J. Middleton, J. H. Franklin, W, M. Post; Poque's Artillery 3rd Corps.; Haskell's Artillery 1st Corps; Huger's Artillery 1st Corps; S. McGowen's Brigade; McGonan's South Carolina Brigade; James Marshall, Joseph Hoffman, Mayfield Nootz, D. B. Bridgeford, W. A. Johnston, 14th North Carolina Regiment of Infantry; Hardaway's Batt. Light Artillery;; Cooke's North Carolina Brigade; McComb's Brigade | 24 pieces, and cover addressed to Colonel Walter H. Taylor; also one envelope addressed to General Robert Edward Lee; signature of George H. Sharpe | Appomattox, VA | 9 April 1865 | 5089 | 70 | 289 |
Pennsylvania Cavalry , 3rd Regiment | Misc.. Documents | W. J. McCullen is now a patient under Surgeon Taylor, orders for parade placement; transportation permit for Sgt. Joseph A. McDevitt to return to City Point, Virginia; Lt. A. J. Pemberton to report to Capt. W. R. Brooke at City Point, Virginia; deserter, Pvt. Benjamin S. Moore; Pvt. Thomas Cassidy died at the Post Hospital, Richmond, Virginia June 7th, 1865 signed William Palmer, Surgeon; detachment orders for James Watkins | PA | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 112 | 290 | |
Frederick J. Thibault | Oath of Office as Commissioner for Virginia in California, sworn before Samuel ?, County Judge | San Francisco, CA | 15 February 1865 | 5089 | 160 | 289 | ||
John S. Billings | Order to F. [Schafhist] | Order to report for duty to Asst. Surgeon Joseph J. Woodward | Washington, DC | 30 December 1865 | 5090 | 95 | 290 | |
C.S.A. Army of Northern Virginia | Paroled Prison's Passes at Appomattox | Joshua Thomas, Co. H 39th Virginia; A. Butts, Co. B 39th Virginia; J. A. Dewey, Co. A 39th Virginia; A. Meyers, Co. B 14th Louisiana; W.H. Cautzen, 2nd Co. Washington; M. M. Hite, Co, A 39th Virginia; W. S. Wards Co. A 39th Virginia; E. E. Smith, Co. K 3rd Regiment; J. S. Sussten, Co. A 39th Virginia; A. N. Boyd, Co. A 3rd Batt.; N. Bell, Norfolk Signal | Appomattox, VA | 10 April 1865 | 5089 | 58 | 289 | |
Plea of a deserter from the Purcell Battery | mentioned: Citizen Lewis, Dr. Mason's evidence, Dr. Crenshaw, Fredericksburg Hospital, pronounced me insane, returned to Camp Winder after Drewry's Bluff, Capt. Tabb | twenty pages of testimony contesting the charge of insanity | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 148 | 290 | ||
Andrew Johnson | Presidential pardon to R. T. Foster of Richmond, Virginia | also: August 17, 1865, R. T. Foster receipt and acceptance of the president's pardon with the certificate of William Henry Seward | Washington, DC | 28 June 1865 | 5089 | 24 | 289 | |
Richmond Improvement Company | Proposals for the purchase of all the real estate of the "burnt" district of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: borrowing funds from London | Richmond, VA | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 124 | 290 | |
Virginia General Assembly | Resolution: for ourselves and the people of Virginia | Resolution to bring the State of Virginia back to the Union of the United States | Richmond, VA | 1 May 1865 | 5089 | 33 | 289 | |
Ohio Infantry, 5th & 29th Regiments | Rolls | two hundred and sixty three names | OH | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 100 | 290 | |
U. S. Army of the Potomac | Roster of Brigade and Division Commanders | 2nd Corps, 5th Corps, 9th Corps, 2nd Cavalry Division, Provost Marshall Generals Brigade, Volunteer Engineer Brigade (rank included) | 42 names listed | ca. 1865 | 5090 | 135 | 290 | |
Christopher C. Auger | Special Order Number 299 | Order for a general court martial for December 6, 1865: Colonel Maxwell and General Dent | Washington, DC | 5 December 1865 | 5090 | 78 | 290 | |
Frederick T. Dent | Special Orders Number 124 | orders for 1st Lt. George E. Henry, 14th Regiment, to report for duty | Washington, DC | 7 September 1865 | 5090 | 25 | 290 | |
Gresham Mott | Special Orders Number 285 | Court Martial appointed for November 20, 1865 for: Lt. Col. O. C. Maxwell, Ohio; W. L. Baer, Pennsylvania; W. H. Harrison, Pennsylvania; Major Stickney; Capt. James W. Powell; Lt. Lewis W. Stevenson; Andrew Coats; Capt. Andrew Maheney | Washington, DC | 18 November 1865 | 5090 | 59 | 290 | |
M. C. Mitchell | Telegram to Joseph Stern | mentioned: my daughter Carrie who tells us that you rescued her, please join us for tea today | Richmond, VA | 29 May 1865 | 5089 | 38 | 289 | |
Pierre G. T. Beauregard | Telegram to Major Chesman | "stop all artillery without horses at Greensboro, send on all artillery horses" | Raleigh, NC | 17 March 1865 | 5089 | 139 | 289 | |
Anna M. Smith | A short sketch of a short Life: Lt. Col. Francis Williamson Smith | "son of James Marsden and Anne Walke Smith, born at Norfolk, Virginia November 12, 1838" | VA | ca. 1866 | 5091 | 178 | 291 | |
U. S. Army, 11th Regiment, Infantry | Abstract of purchases & consolidated morning Report | J. C. Bates signature, William [Vinal] signature, beef | Camp Grant, Virginia, Libby Prison, Virginia, Daniel Huston | Richmond, VA | 1866-1867 | 5091 | 186 | 291 |
District of Columbia, Washington County, Orphans' court | Appointment of executors in the estate of Henry Aylmer | executors: Phoebe Aylmer and Robert R. Aylmer | signed William F. Purcell | Washington, DC | 26 November 1866 | 5091 | 157 | 291 |
Charles G. Halpin | Endorsement cut from a military dispatch | mentioned: Capt. Joseph Murphy | Charles G. Halpin better known as Miles O'Rielly; General U. S. Army, poet, journalist, politician | 20 June 1866 | 5091 | 74 | 291 | |
Lucie | Letter to "Dear Ami" [John] | mentioned: Willie Arndell, Mr. Parrott, Jimmie Harper, Susie Moore, Raleigh | NC | 19 January 1866 | 5091 | 15 | 291 | |
Eugene | Letter to "Dear Brother" | mentioned: sending two trunks of books and clothing, I must be in New York and Boston before the end of February, would prefer telling you our troubles in Raleigh rather than writing | Richmond, VA | 16 January 1866 | 5091 | 12 | 291 | |
Elly | Letter to "Dear Powy" [Powhatan Roberts?] | mentioned: Will Robinson says I must write to you, to make the man who has leased the lot from W. Harwood pay for half of the wall | Culpeper Court House, VA | 14 February 1866 | 5091 | 28 | 291 | |
Sue [Bridges] | Letter to "Dear Uncle Barrett" | mentioned: letter to Aunt Harriet, Mr. Hannah, guano and compost, Massing Ford, one hundred dollars, Dr. [Spragins], cousin Jane, letter from Ellen, John Eggleston's store | 23 March 1866 | 5091 | 50 | 291 | ||
George H. Pendleton | Letter to "My dear Miller" | mentioned: engagements will not permit me to be in Reading in July for the beginning of the campaign, my son enters Harvard College and I will be in Cambridge | Cincinnati, OH | 21 June 1866 | 5091 | 80 | 291 | |
Oliver Wendell Holmes | Letter to ? | declines an invitation to deliver a lecture | Boston, MA | 6 September 1866 | 5091 | 100 | 291 | |
William T. Joynes | Letter to ? | mentioned: Mr. Ragland, Lincoln, sterling, New York, bonds of the southern states, smuggled goods from the North | "the enemy gained nothing, and Virginia lost nothing by the operation of Mr. Ragland" | Petersburg, VA | 21 December 1866 | 5091 | 164 | 291 |
J. H. Pearce | Letter to ? | mentioned: arrived safely on the night of the 12th after 3650 miles and 18 days, a splendid trip, sharks, whales, dolphins, gulls. Flying fish, Island of Sombrero was the first sight of land, 13 steamers of the Southampton Line were lying in the harbor when we arrived, French Merchant Steamers, a free port belonging to Denmark, " it takes ten niggers to do the work of one white man in England." I hope Mr. Butler is well and making money, I saw his friend, McMasters several time in Liverpool, tomorrow I start by steamer to the Barbados in hopes of seeing my Richmond friends | St. Thomas, West Indies | 16 September 1866 | 5091 | 112 | 291 | |
Anthony M. Keiley | Letter to ? | Petersburg, VA | 22 September 1866 | 5091 | 121 | 291 | ||
E. L. Lee | Letter to ? | West Virginia Taxes, suits in Chancery, against the Supervisors of Berkley, Mrs. Baker and her husband | mentioned: conservative Yankee lawyers, cases delayed because the Judge was sick, Col. Rutherford, John Jamieson, Edward Dorsey, the people here are ground down by taxes, the wheat crop was very short and collecting will be difficult until Spring | Shepherdstown, MD | 18 December 1866 | 5091 | 159 | 291 |
W. G. M. Davis | Letter to ? | mentioned: payment, Charles Morris, Richard Morris, Mr. Burnett | Washington, DC | 27 April 1866 | 5091 | 60 | 291 | |
C. F. Smith | Letter to ? | please forward this letter to Mr. Caldwell in White Sulfur Springs, my doctor tells me if I value my life I need to go the White Sulfur Springs | Warrenton, VA | 13 June 1866 | 5091 | 71 | 291 | |
Eppa Hunton | Letter to a clerk of the court | questions about a court action and a possible delay, Quigley, Barbour | Warrenton, VA | 18 April 1866 | 5091 | 57 | 291 | |
Charles S. Wallach | Letter to A. Austin Smith | mentioned: copy of the Patent for P. H. Kings Land | Washington, DC | 15 August 1866 | 5091 | 91 | 291 | |
William T. Joynes | Letter to A. J. Rabun | payments against David Bissett who is never sober | Petersburg, VA | 21 May 1866 | 5091 | 68 | 291 | |
William P. Burwell | Letter to A. P. Brown | mentioned: instructions for depositing the money from the sale of four hogsheads to the National Bank of Virginia | SC | 3-8 January 1866 | 5091 | 4 | 291 | |
John P. Tabb | Letter to A. P. Browne & Company | mentioned: oats, wheat, my note that is due | Amelia County, VA | 6 November 1866 | 5091 | 144 | 291 | |
George Taylor | Letter to B. Holliday & White | mentioned: William Barton, William Taylor, Mrs. Ganett, a deed, a note | 1866-1868 | 5091 | 194 | 291 | ||
Jacob Barker | Letter to Barstow & Pope | mentioned: a shipment of hay, freight charges, Belize to Galveston, cargo of cotton, bales of Ravenduck and bales of Russian ? | New Orleans, LA | 21 December 1866 | 5091 | 162 | 291 | |
Samuel Blatchford | Letter to Cambridge Livingston, Secretary American Telegraph Company | southern stockholders who have not complied with my request are : Robert Early of Lynchburg, Virginia and David E. Spence of Lynchburg, Virginia; proof of oath of amnesty required by the proclamation of May 29, 1865 | NY | 11 August 1866 | 5091 | 85 | 291 | |
John S. Corbin | Letter to Chastain White, Attorney of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: basis of Confederate Currency, cotton, Richmond, recovery of Robert Darracott of Hanover County, Land and premises near Old Church Post Office, sold by my wife, Mrs. Mary Catherine Corbin, son, William Liggon Corbin, deed drawn by Gustavus A. Myers, trustee, Nicholas Mills, Charles Mills, Ronald Mills, George W. Bassett, John Beal, H. H. Clopin, George W. Johnson, George Boyd, Richard G. Smith, Thomas Turner, Joseph Street | Montgomery, AL | 26 December 1866 | 5091 | 167 | 291 | |
Ralph Waldo Emerson | Letter to Dr. T. F. Smith | acceptance to lecture on December 20th, perhaps "Society in America," a lecture in Boston on December 11th | newspaper clipping enclosed | Concord, MA | 23 November 1866 | 5091 | 152 | 291 |
Asa D. Dickinson | Letter to E. B. Bentey | mentioned: need of 80 bushels of wheat for my Nottoway Estate and 30 for the one on which I reside, I expect to have a surplus of corn at my Nottoway Estate | Prince Edward Court House, VA | 13 September 1866 | 5091 | 109 | 291 | |
R. B. Haxall | Letter to E. B. Bentley | mentioned: wheat sowed by tenant, guano | Gordonsville, VA | 7-11 September 1866 | 5091 | 103 | 291 | |
Garnett Scott | Letter to E. B. Bentley | order for James River Guano; please send it to Madison Run Station or Gordonsville | Madison Run Station, VA | 8 October 1866 | 5091 | 129 | 291 | |
R. H. Tatum, M. D. | Letter to E. B. Bentley | mentioned: advance of credit until my tobacco is sold, send me a half ton of your "Special Preparation" to be tried on wheat, Richmond and Danville Rail Road | Mattox Station, Longwood, VA | 19 October 1866 | 5091 | 136 | 291 | |
James Galt | Letter to E. B. Bentley | mentioned: do not bring wheat without guano, tobacco crop will not pay for labor and taxes, our prospects are very dark | Point of Fork, VA | 27 September 1866 | 5091 | 124 | 291 | |
Edward D. Christian | Letter to Edmund R. Meanly | mentioned: Mr. Woodson promises to pay by June | Lynchburg, VA | 15 May 1866 | 5091 | 66 | 291 | |
C. T. Harrison | Letter to Edward S Joynes | mentioned: James L. Stern of Caroline County, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 3 September 1866 | 5091 | 97 | 291 | |
Randolph Barksdale | Letter to Frank W. Chamberlayne of Richmond, Virginia | put aside 20 gallons of whiskey; send me cloth wadding number 12 | Meadow Bluff, Greenbrier, WV | 22 September 1866 | 5091 | 118 | 291 | |
Charles Stringfellow, Attorney | Letter to G. A. Myers | mentioned: Confederate money, debt after the Civil War, other court cases and decisions: Canada. Virginia Courts, Supreme Court of Iowa | Petersburg, VA | 30 January 1866 | 5091 | 21 | 291 | |
E. L. Harris | Letter to George W. Harris | mentioned: Richmond | Woodville | 17 August 1866 | 5091 | 94 | 291 | |
J. P. Ranson | Letter to Gray & Gauldin | Mr. Hamilton requested that I make a statement about his tobacco | Charlotte, NC | 3 October 1866 | 5091 | 126 | 291 | |
W. Nelson | Letter to Gray and Walker of Richmond, Virginia | please send one ton of phosphate to Beaver Dam Depot via the Virginia Central Rail Road | Oakland, Hanover County, VA | 26 October 1866 | 5091 | 142 | 291 | |
S. G. Drake | Letter to J. Munsell | mentioned: Book of the Indians, sorry you let the devil run away with your valuable books, Mr. Doty of Albany | Boston, MA | 15 February 1866 | 5091 | 30 | 291 | |
Robert Ould & Carrington | Letter to James H. Poindexter | Richmond, VA | 13 February 1866 | 5091 | 26 | 291 | ||
G. A. Magruder | Letter to Janetta Poor of Richmond, Virginia | "as a widow of a Confederate officer who has lost his life in the cause of his country and left you destitute;" your best opportunity of success would be a boarding house or school; let me know how much it will cost and I will try to help; it will be impossible for you to pay you husband's debts; I don't think it is safe for me to return to the states; I plan to travel to Isle of Wight, England; mentions a sewing machine made in Canada, William, Mary and George send their love, Mrs. James Mason and Mrs. B. Tucker have arrived in Canada | signed: your brother | Montreal, Canada | 13 August 1866 | 5091 | 88 | 291 |
J. F. Sissions | Letter to John ? | mentioned: subscription to the Richmond Medical Journal, freedman, family news | very faded | Lexington, MS | 11 February 1866 | 5091 | 24 | 291 |
Charles O. Conor | Letter to John ? | mentioned: Mac Neven Monument, Robert Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. Verplanck, Dix | NY | 15 October 1866 | 5091 | 131 | 291 | |
William B. Hubbard | Letter to Messrs. Walker & Gray | mentioned: keeping his tobacco back until Spring, produce, advance of money | Nelson County, VA | 17 October 1866 | 5091 | 134 | 291 | |
C. P. Culver | Letter to N. H. Ragland | mentioned: I am now doing business with McVey & Grey of Baltimore; I hope to purchase a cotton plantation in Hancock County, Georgia with 2200 acres; I am looking for someone to put up capital of 10,000 dollars for half interest in the profits for five years; expenses are projected on Mr. Dixon's plantation that is located nearby, Mr. A. H. Stephens is familiar with this plantation | Crawfordsville, GA | 8 August 1866 | 5091 | 82 | 291 | |
J. H. Alexander | Letter to Nathaniel M. Norfleet | mentioned: receiving a box of tobacco, and a tin foot tub, Mrs. Norfleet's letter to my wife cheered her up, the infernal Freedman's bureau and their interference actually push the negroes west to plantations that interest the Yankees, some negroes work well under the new contracts but others think it is time for idleness and little work, I am still practicing law | Washington, GA | 23 January 1866 | 5091 | 18 | 291 | |
Charles E. Thorburn | Letter to Nathaniel M. Norfleet of Richmond, Virginia | response to a request for obtaining a partner in business with capital, mentioned: Lynchburg tobacco trade | side notes about the price of tobacco,, guano, cotton, beeswax, dried apples | New York, NY | August-September 1866 | 5091 | 183 | 291 |
Lawrence Strother Trimble, U. S. House of Representatives | Letter to Nutt of Virginia | mentioned: an amendment | Washington, DC | 28 December 1866 | 5091 | 170 | 291 | |
E.L. Van Lew | Letter to Powhatan Roberts | informing Mr. Roberts to confer with the consul, Danner & Wise, whom her mother and E. L. have chosen to represent matters concerning her father's will | Richmond, VA | 24 February 1866 | 5091 | 33 | 291 | |
John A. Sloan | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger | order to forward to Mr. Albert Crabtree, Greensboro, North Carolina a black hat marked inside "style no. 2 velvet nap" like the brown one I purchased | Greensboro, NC | 19 November 1866 | 5091 | 150 | 291 | |
George W. Dame | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger | order for a Templar cap with a cross for my trip to Baltimore | Danville, VA | 12 November 1866 | 5091 | 147 | 291 | |
Asa D. Dickinson | Letter to R. H. Dickinson of New Orleans | mentioned: a negotiable note executed by Robert Booker and endorsed by John C. Johns, [Johnson] of Charlotte, Mr. Booker has no means to satisfy the note and I have tried to attach Mr. Johns property to no avail, the war and it's aftermath | Prince Edward Court House, VA | 3 March 1866 | 5091 | 36 | 291 | |
George W. Curtis | Letter to Rev. Kennedy | declines invitation to deliver a lecture, Utica, Mohawk | Staten Island, NY | 9 May 1866 | 5091 | 63 | 291 | |
Julius Wirth | Letter to Robert C. Redmond | mentioned: money owed for expenses, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Craddock | Richmond, VA | 3 January 1866 | 5091 | 2 | 291 | |
S. B. Cushing, Esq. | Letter to S Pell | mentioned: a bond needing two sureties | NY | 8 September 1866 | 5091 | 107 | 291 | |
Joseph B. Payne | Letter to Thomas Binford | request for a trunk and two French books he left in his care | Amelia Court House, VA | 19 September 1866 | 5091 | 115 | 291 | |
Walter Blair | Letter to Thomas M. Binford | mentioned: half barrel of Claggettt's ale, roller for the bedstead, tell Pa and Ma that I will write soon, my regards to Julian | Hampden Sidney College, Prince Edward County, VA | 17 April 1866 | 5091 | 55 | 291 | |
J. S. Lawrence | Letter to Thomas P. Jackson | mentioned: how to represent Jackson | enclosure: October 25, 1866 R. Steele to Lawrence about a claim against Thomas P. Jackson from Brooks Brothers | NY | 25 October 1866 | 5091 | 138 | 291 |
Z. York | Letter to Welford of Virginia | mentioned: Cal Waggaman, I fear he will not be able to find labor to carry on his sugar plantation, rumor has it the Colonel Peck will marry Mrs. Cravens of Charlottesville, both Capt. Boarman and Major Wilson ask about Miss Reeves, they both plan to ask her to remove to Louisiana, be on your guard, my plantations will be ready for cotton seed, 2500 acres and 350 former servants, Red River, Concordia Parish, finding my bachelor's establishment in Vidalia filled by officials of the Freedman's Bureau, Natchez, Mr. Watt of Richmond, Virginia, Miss Minnie, Smith Taylor and Company, corn planter, after the war in Louisiana | White Hall Plantation, LA | 15 March 1866 | 5091 | 41 | 291 | |
Cary C. Cocke | Letter to William D. Tompkins & Brothers | mentioned: orders for clover seed, orchard grass, wheat, John H. Cocke, plow points for a one horse, right hand A & B plow | Bremo, VA | 1866-1875 | 5091 | 210 | 291 | |
William C. Bell and Company | Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: Pendergrast, Fenwick, tobacco, market slow, flour, caddre, cotton, Baltimore, P. P. Clement | Charleston, NC | ca. 1866 | 5091 | 173 | 291 | |
Edwards & Lamb | Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: tobacco and cotton | Liverpool, England | 21 March 1866 | 5091 | 48 | 291 | |
Wood Wilkinson & Company | Letter to William P. Burwell of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Ralph King, accounting error, hogsheads of leaf tobacco, New York, African Coast, many transaction amounts recorded | Halifax, Nova Scotia | 1866-1868 | 5091 | 205 | 291 | |
Sterling Price | Order to pay Herbert Price $100 | photograph | Cordova | 9 April 1866 | 5091 | 53 | 291 | |
J. H. Taylor | Special Order Number 8 | Military Commission: Major General Francis Fessenden, Colonel F. E. Pierce, Colonel C. E. LaMotte, Brevet. Colonel D. M. Sells, Brevet. Colonel O. C. Maxwell. Major J. C. Lawyer, Major H. D. Markley, Major Theophilus Gaines; appointed to meet at Alexandria, Virginia | attested by Theophilus Gaines | Washington, DC | 10 January 1866 | 5091 | 9 | 291 |
Texas Supreme Court | Admission of John K. Connally to the Bar in the State of Texas | printed form, signed by Richard Coke, George W. Smith, S. P. Donley, & Chief Justice | Galveston, TX | 16 January 1867 | 5092 | 5 | 292 | |
Beverly Randolph Wellford | Brief: Walker vs. Hening | cited cases: Dale vs. Hamilton, Fall River Co. vs. [Borden], Smith vs. Tarleton, Burwell vs. T?, Smith vs. Burnham, Henderson vs. Hudson | Richmond, VA | 3 December 1867 | 5092 | 142 | 292 | |
James Alfred Jones | Davis vs. Morris and notes to Mrs. Rees | mentioned: Virginia State Bond | ca. 1867 | 5092 | 180 | 292 | ||
Thomas Smith | Letter to " Dear George" | mentioned: complaint about Leeds and Miner and the sale of paintings, Mrs. Kellogg | NY | 25 April 1867 | 5092 | 56 | 292 | |
J. R. Gilliam | Letter to "Dear Marshall" | mentioned: John Flournoy rode over your land and declined taking it; tobacco, wheat, Corn, Thomas Bryant killed three turkeys, Claiborne Forbes killed two , I killed three turkeys; John Gilliam; sweet potatoes, cider, beef, respects to George W., Charles & Sarah, Mother sends her love | Buckingham County, VA | 27 October 1867 | 5092 | 131 | 292 | |
J. Willing Brown | Letter to "Dear Serg't" | mentioned: four plates, prefer original negatives as they are relics of the C. S. A. | Glencoe | 13 September 1867 | 5092 | 116 | 292 | |
George Teamoh | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: Mr. Black, delegates setting traps in each county to "turn us out of our houses" | letter by one of the negro delegates at the Virginian Convention of 1867-68 about the Convention | Richmond, VA | 17 December 1867 | 5092 | 153 | 292 |
Thomas L. Rosser | Letter to "Dear Sir" | invitation to a meeting | letterhead of Southern Orphan Association | Richmond, VA | 25 January 1867 | 5092 | 10 | 292 |
M. Bridges | Letter to "Dear Uncle Barret" | mentioned: paying interest on the loan he owes, my little nephew fell from the second floor banister, Aunt Lou, children immersed with their company in "paper dolls," Dave is two tomorrow | Charleston, SC | 1 October 1867 | 5092 | 122 | 292 | |
Mann Page | Letter to "Gentlemen" | mentioned: Cumberland, Richmond, Miss Belle Harrison, Farmville | concerning legal cases | Brandon on the James, VA | 7 December 1867 | 5092 | 145 | 292 |
Joseph K. Barnes | Letter to "Madam" | notary of April 9th has been mislaid | Washington, DC | 29 May 1867 | 5092 | 67 | 292 | |
Joe L. S? | Letter to ? | a love letter and a request for a photograph | Ruther Glen, VA | 24 August 1867 | 5092 | 108 | 292 | |
Dr. T. W. Gouldin of Caroline County, Virginia | Letter to ? | mentioned: leaving $5600 to invest in Confederate Securities, please attach a certificate to the back of these two bonds in my name alone rather than as executor of John Gouldin | Richmond, VA | 21 August 1867 | 5092 | 102 | 292 | |
John Page | Letter to ? | mentioned: Louisa Court House, Mr. Kemper | Beaver Dam Depot, VA | 16 February 1867 | 5092 | 15 | 292 | |
S. D. Whittle | Letter to ? | please hold the draft on Messrs. Grubbs and Williams | Powhatan County, VA | 25 October 1867 | 5092 | 128 | 292 | |
W. B. L. Cooke | Letter to ? | mentioned: "peach blow" potatoes, bad weather and roads have delayed my crop | Hanover Court House, VA | 30 March 1867 | 5092 | 47 | 292 | |
William Staers | Letter to Andrew H. Christian of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Whitfield family of Powhatan, Mrs. Staer has put a parcel on the Schooner, "Rainbow" that sails for Richmond today with second hand silver plate worth about $100 and a lady's ridding stirrup | Halifax, VA | 5 October 1867 | 5092 | 125 | 292 | |
William Price Palmer, Secretary of the Virginia Historical Society | Letter to B. H. Dixon of Boston, Massachusetts | acknowledgment of donations: "Dixon on Surnames" and "Memoir of the Shelton Family" | Richmond, VA | 5 September 1867 | 5092 | 111 | 292 | |
R. H. Garnett | Letter to Clerk of the Court | request for information about bringing suit in your Federal Court | Dunnsville, Essex County, VA | 24 August 1867 | 5092 | 105 | 292 | |
J. P. Strider of Washington College | Letter to Dear Jim | invitation to the Final Celebration of the Graham Philanthropic; includes names of Orators, Medalists and Committee members | written on the leaf of a printed program of Washington and Lee Literary Societies | Lexington, VA | 18 June 1867 | 5092 | 76 | 292 |
Ira Ayer | Letter to Dr. J. Alonzo Smith | notices of registration to be posted | Hanover County, Ashland, VA | 16 June 1867 | 5092 | 74 | 292 | |
James S. Tipton | Letter to E. B. Bentley | mentioned: a negotiable note endorsed by C. G. Elliot in the hands of Colonel Samuel McCamant of Grayson County, Virginia with a request that he would bring suit on it for you, McCamant now deceased, I need further instructions | Hillsville, VA | 2 January 1867 | 5092 | 2 | 292 | |
Staunton, Virginia Western Lunatic Asylum Officers | Letter to E. F. Ragland of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Dr. Stribling, bring with you letter or papers about your sister, Amanda M. Ragland | letter signed Thomas J. Evans | Richmond and Staunton , VA | ca. 1867 | 5092 | 169 | 292 |
Stewart L. Woodford, Lt. Governor of New York | Letter to Edwin A. Studwell | many newspaper clippings about the election of Stewart L. Woodford rather than Greeley at the Saratoga Convention | press cuttings enclosed: "The Sun" and "The Standard" | Albany, NY | 5 March 1867 | 5092 | 21 | 292 |
Raleigh Colston | Letter to Garrett, Williams, & Fisher | shortage on the bags sent, corn crop, wages for help, payment arrangements | Albemarle County, VA | 1867-1868 | 5092 | 185 | 292 | |
L. B. Price | Letter to Harrison, Goddin, & Apperson | mentioned: remittance to Texas, note for $1,000 at 5% interest | VA | 31 December 1867 | 5092 | 159 | 292 | |
James A. Garfield, House of Representatives | Letter to Ida M. Mitchell | acceptance of an invitation | Washington , DC | 23 November 1867 | 5092 | 140 | 292 | |
Sterling Broome | Letter to Jefferson Davis | request to use your influence to get me passage home to Mobile | Richmond, VA | 23 March 1867 | 5092 | 44 | 292 | |
G. Stras | Letter to John G. Spotts | Claim on the estate of A. F. Hendricks | Tazewell Court House, VA | 24 January 1867 | 5092 | 8 | 292 | |
Edward C. Burks | Letter to John G. Spotts of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: George Gibson, court suit | Liberty, Bedford County, VA | ca. 1867 | 5092 | 162 | 292 | |
G. A. Hopkins | Letter to L. L. Moore | Mentioned: Mr. Kent, surprise at the amount of insurance payment, send the money to New York, Knox and Dyer, machinery | Millridge | 25 December 1867 | 5092 | 156 | 292 | |
Bradley T. Johnson | Letter to Mayo & Clinton of Richmond, Virginia | request for 20 pounds of tobacco to be sent to the convention in care of Thomas I. McKaig | letter from the Constitutional Convention | Annapolis, MD | 9 August 1867 | 5092 | 94 | 292 |
A. R. Venable | Letter to Messrs. Allison & Addison | Mr. John M. Venable would like a cider mill; send to Farmville Depot in Prince Edward County, Virginia | Hampden Sidney, VA | 9 August 1867 | 5092 | 100 | 292 | |
P. W. Connor | Letter to Messrs. Burress, Powers & Yancey | receipt for payment in your case against Floyd & Hunter | Louisa County, VA | 14 December 1867 | 5092 | 148 | 292 | |
Thomas D. Johnston | Letter to Messrs. Hodges & Mayo | request for tobacco, Mr. Fraser of the Everett House fancies your tobacco, as well; Mr. James A. Robb of New Orleans is lodging with me; how is Matilda? | NY | 9 August 1867 | 5092 | 97 | 292 | |
H. St. George Harris | Letter to Messrs. Martin & Cundge | sale of tobacco | Buckingham County, VA | 14 June 1867 | 5092 | 72 | 292 | |
R. S. Chilton | Letter to Miss Agnes Palmer | reply to her request | Washington, DC | 2 May 1867 | 5092 | 62 | 292 | |
Maria Mitchell | Letter to Miss Comstock | thank you for Mrs. Green's letter, I felt as though I was back in New England, thank you for the number of Standards, Mrs. Howe, Whittier's "Snow Bound" | Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY | 22 February 1867 | 5092 | 18 | 292 | |
R. Noland | Letter to Mrs. Parke C. Bagby | mentioned: Beverly property in Orange county, Messrs Harrison, Apperson & Goddin your mothers agents, a proposition: $19000 for 444 acres, Dr. L. B. Rose of Fredericksburg | Charlottesville, VA | 16 December 1867 | 5092 | 150 | 292 | |
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen | Letter to Peter D. Vroom | mentioned: Croxall Case, Trenton | Newark, NJ | 23 May 1867 | 5092 | 64 | 292 | |
Thomas Bolling | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger of Richmond, Virginia | an order for a hat and gloves | mentioned: Josephine, keeping the children till Saturday, neighbors: Julian Harrison, William Ferguson dined with us and attended a funeral in Mansville, sending fruit to you and my crop of wool, please purchase for me H. M. smith's cider mill and send by boat, "Black Eagle" (Master Palmer) | Bolling Island, VA | 10 December 1867 | 5092 | 175 | 292 |
James Buchanan | Letter to R. M. Smith | marked "confidential;" send Mr. Lyons to New York for the Enquirer to hold personal intercourse with some of our leading Democratic politicians, Manhattan Democratic Club, S. Barlow, August Belmond, Horace Clark (son in law of Mr. Vanderbilt), W. Hoffman, M. Marble (editor of the World), Charles O'Conner Royal S. Phelps, Charles Carrol of Carroll's Manor in Maryland | Wheatland, PA, | 6 July 1867 | 5092 | 86 | 292 | |
Meriwether Wright | Letter to Stark W. Morris | "my sister, Patsey C. Edwards wishes to employ your counsel" mentioned: Howard B. Edwards, George W. Trice, Joseph D. Porter, Charles S. Jones, Henry Gravitt Edwards, Robert Stewart, Eliza Stewart, Mr. Biggers | letter mentions the sale of property and Patsey C. Edwards share of the property | Louisa County, VA | 12 June 1867 | 5092 | 69 | 292 |
Anna Elizabeth Dickinson | Letter to Thomas Franklin Smith | response to a request for her to lecture, New York in April | Boston, MA | 6 November 1867 | 5092 | 134 | 292 | |
Josiah G. Holland | Letter to Thomas Franklin Smith | mentioned: his lecture in Harlem and his terms are $100 | Springfield, MA | 30 July 1867 | 5092 | 92 | 292 | |
W. C. Claiborne | Letter to W. B. Davidson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: sale of tobacco, bacon shoulder, salt, postage stamps, new corn | 11 September 1867 | 5092 | 113 | 292 | ||
W. T. Walters | Letter to William ? | mentioned: tobacco, Halifax, a different race of laborers, Charlie is well and nearly sixteen and in College | VA | 19 September 1867 | 5092 | 119 | 292 | |
F. H. Wolcott | Letter to William H. McFarland of Richmond, Virginia | questions about the legality of the land purchase and McFarland's opinion | New York, NY | 1 July 1867 | 5092 | 83 | 292 | |
W. P. Stone | Letter to William H. McFarland of Richmond, Virginia | question about whether a company organized under the General Law of Corporations of the State of New York can be permitted to operate and hold real estate with equal advantage as a company organized under Virginia Laws? | mentioned: President Wolcott; second letter mentions purchase of 3000 acres | Dover Mines, VA | 24 June 1867 | 5092 | 79 | 292 |
Walter D. Leake | Letter to Williams, Garrett & Fisher | mentioned: your judgment against the Veteran's Administration | Louisa Court House, VA | 22 April 1867 | 5092 | 54 | 292 | |
Thomas Johnson | Letter to Williams, Garrett & Fisher | inquiry: "if it would be agreeable to any of the commission merchants of Richmond to advance the annual supply of groceries to Planters, in prospect of their speedily sending down their crop of tobacco" | Halifax, VA | 6 April 1867 | 5092 | 49 | 292 | |
James C. Cochran | Letter to Williams, Garrett & Fisher | mentioned: sending 21 barrels of new flour, request for price of Guano, and cheap salt | Staunton, VA | 27 July 1867 | 5092 | 89 | 292 | |
Thomas Chalmers | Letter to Williams, Garrett, & Fisher | mentioned: sending one tub of my best tobacco by the Richmond and Danville Rail Road, request of a draw of $180 to meet my taxes, Colonel Barksdale's bond | VA | 11 February 1867 | 5092 | 12 | 292 | |
Jacob Hanger | Letter to Williams, Garrrett & Fisher | please send by express to Staunton seed potatoes, early Goodrich New Potatoes | Churchville Post office, Augusta County, VA | 7 April 1867 | 5092 | 52 | 292 | |
Henry Rives Pollard | Order to Powhatan Weisiger of Richmond, Virginia | order for a black felt hat | ca. 1867 | 5092 | 183 | 292 | ||
Virginia Mechanics Institute | Proceedings of the Board of Managers; resolved to sell at public auction $25,000 bond for the lot where the Mechanic Building stood between 9th and 8th streets to secure a debt | held at the office of the Richmond Enquirer, President A. M. Bailey, Trustees: W. H. MacFarland, Joseph R. Anderson, and Andrew Johnston | lists the names of ten managers | Richmond, VA | 8 November 1867 | 5092 | 137 | 292 |
Jesse A. Ausley | Verdict of the jury in divorce case of Ellen C. Evans vs. Robert Campbell Evans | ruled in favor of Ellen E. Evans, viuculo matrimonie | Richmond County, GA | 27 April 1867 | 5092 | 59 | 292 | |
Benjamin K. Roberts | Account payable to " Dear Col" | Fort Monroe, VA | 26 February 1868 | 5093 | 50 | 293 | ||
Robert R. Howison | Bill to Nathaniel M. Norfleet | a bill for his professional services | Richmond, VA | 9 October 1868 | 5093 | 129 | 293 | |
United State Agricultural Society | Certificate of membership made out to Miles Cary | printed form, Charles B. Williams' signature | 28 December 1868 | 5093 | 146 | 293 | ||
Thomas Samson and Samuel Price | Character reference for James D. McClosky | Richmond, VA | 11 February 1868 | 5093 | 46 | 293 | ||
J. D. Weed | Deposition concerning the existence of extensive frauds at Alcott's Distillery in Mecklenburg County, Virginia | mentioned: E. A. Rollins, Charles Howard, Welden, North Carolina, barrels of spirit, Raleigh, North Carolina | U. S. Commissioner's Office, Richmond, VA | ca. 1868 | 5093 | 140 | 293 | |
Nathaniel P. Howard | Extensive list of books of N.P.H. packed up: the library of a Richmond, Virginia Attorney | mentioned: Thomas & Sons, John Wiley & Sons | Richmond, VA | ca. 1868 | 5093 | 151 | 293 | |
U. S. Army, 29th Regiment | Inspection Report | Lt. Col. H. L. Chipman, Company D, Capt. E. V. Richards, Company F | . | Alexandria, VA | 31 March 1868 | 5093 | 60 | 293 |
A. M. Gangeurer | Letter to Chief Justice Salmon Portland Chase | Industrial Home School; is in debt and will need a contribution to keep their children safe and well feed | Washington, DC | ca. November 1868 | 5093 | 137 | 293 | |
Leizzie | Letter to "Dear Brother" | mentioned: Brother Robert's little girls, children coming to see us, little Henry's suggestion that they should come to Sister Leizzie's, Aunt Emma | Rivermont | 14 August 1868 | 5093 | 107 | 293 | |
Susie Page Nelson | Letter to "Dear Doctor" | mentioned: Dr.& Mrs. Moore, Mr. Dabney's death, thanks for the prescription | very faded | Baltimore, MD | 4 April 1868 | 5093 | 68 | 293 |
John Charles Fremont | Letter to "Dear Major" | "I am working at the Railroad, but with no positive result yet. Next week will perhaps clear this subject up." | mentioned: Miss Haines, Thanksgiving | NY | ca. 1868 | 5093 | 148 | 293 |
Peachy R. Grattan | Letter to "Dear Wife" | mentioned: military despot, party at the Baldwin's last night for the girls, school is drawing to a close, Ellen Reeve, Robert Vaughn, Delia and Virginia Gay "the world changes and my body and mind are old, Lucy wrote to me | Richmond, VA | 19 June 1868 | 5093 | 97 | 293 | |
James Monroe, Consul of the Untied States of America | Letter to ? | mentioned: coffee, Peter S. Nicolson, shipper, New York | Rio de Janeiro, South America | 2 October 1868 | 5093 | 125 | 293 | |
C. Alexander | Letter to ? | concerning my lot of whiskey | Waynesboro, VA | 18 January 1868 | 5093 | 24 | 293 | |
Thomas J. Owen | Letter to ? | please extend my note for 30 days if possible, my tobacco is not ready | Green Bay, VA | 8 June 1868 | 5093 | 93 | 293 | |
Thomas F. Goode | Letter to A. J. Rahn | mentioned: a collection on account against W. B. Buford of Brunswick County | Boydton, VA | 18 March 1868 | 5093 | 56 | 293 | |
John Lyon | Letter to B. Tyler Johnson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Bolling R. Heath, Mr. Lynham in charge of the factory fixtures in Chesterfield County, Judge Underwood, contempt of court | Petersburg, VA | 21 February 1868 | 5093 | 48 | 293 | |
George F. Lay | Letter to Brandon & Cooke of Richmond, Virginia | remarks about his illness, seventy cords of wood ready for delivery to send by boat, my physicians suggest I go to Florida for a few weeks | Powhatan County, VA | 7 January 1868 | 5093 | 21 | 293 | |
George Taylor | Letter to Breeden & Fox | mentioned: Messrs. Cannon & Courtney, Mrs. Catherine Taylor, deceased, Bettie M. Taylor, Mrs. Lee, my daughter, Mrs. Whittle, debt outstanding, Virginia Bonds, my daughter, Nannie | Mr. Breeden, deceased, Mr. A. T. Stewart of New York | Horn Quarter, Richmond, VA | 4 June 1868 | 5093 | 86 | 293 |
Andrew J. Rogers | Letter to Chastian White | inquiry about White's land seven miles above Richmond on the canal with a coal mine for a possible sale, we meet on the train between Ashland and DC, closing on a sale in North Carolina presently | very faded | Washington, DC | 2 August 1868 | 5093 | 104 | 293 |
Patrick Ragland | Letter to Creed T. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: an apology, Chancery Court, Clay, Republican Convention, family news, photographs | Montgomery, Scottsboro, Bellefonte, Alabama | AL | 1868-1872 | 5093 | 157 | 293 |
James M. Flint | Letter to D. C. Mayo | enclosed money order for purchase of tobacco | Naval Hospital | 2 April 1868 | 5093 | 73 | 293 | |
Samuel Ayres | Letter to D. C. Mayo | mentioned: New York | Richmond, VA | 22 December 1868 | 5093 | 143 | 293 | |
D. White | Letter to Davidson | mentioned: F. Wootton, defer the sale of my tobacco | 11 July 1868 | 5093 | 100 | 293 | ||
A. V. Rahn | Letter to George W. Blount of Wilson County, North Carolina | claim against Samuel Marshborne of Wilson County, North Carolina | reply "Marshborne is perfectly insolvent" signed G. W. Blount | 23 March 1868 | 5093 | 58 | 293 | |
William S. Peachy | Letter to Harrison, Goddin & Apperson | after waiting to sell my farm for three years I have decided to rent it to Mr. Lipscomb; I expect to sell 124 acres of land on the James River to Field Williams | Williamsburg, VA | 7 February 1868 | 5093 | 40 | 293 | |
P. R. Norment | Letter to Harrison, Goddin & Apperson | requests a delay on the $200 rent due for "Bleak Hill" for two weeks | Hanover County, VA | 21 January 1868 | 5093 | 12 | 293 | |
T. S. Johns | Letter to Harry | request about setting up a clothing business in Richmond, Virginia | Washington, DC | 11 March 1868 | 5093 | 54 | 293 | |
Robert Rose | Letter to Henry [Rose Carter] | mentioned: the Rose family coat of arms in Scotland, Hugh Pleasants may have the information, politics, democrats, General Hancock, Judge Davis of the Supreme Court, Judge Black | Washington, DC | 2 February 1868 | 5093 | 37 | 293 | |
W. Barton | Letter to Henry Pendleton of Port Royal | mentioned: sale of the deed of trust that you hold for Mr. Jones & Mr. Garrett & wife, this property where Mr. Garrett resides has a prior trust attached by P. T. Lomax, Mr. W. H. Tayloe, North Carolina | Fredericksburg, VA | 27 November 1868 | 5093 | 134 | 293 | |
W. R. Johnson | Letter to John ? | mentioned: Dunn & Donnan, raw cotton, a court suit, Richmond, Virginia | Petersburg, VA | 5 October 1868 | 5093 | 127 | 293 | |
John G. Dew | Letter to Marshall M. Gilliam | mentioned: Miss Wilcox from Charles City County | King and Queen County, VA | 20 August 1868 | 5093 | 110 | 293 | |
Echols, Bell, & Callen | Letter to Messrs Smith, Rhodes & Company | remarks about Smith and Rhodes claim against N. Harrison (nothing but a scamp) who avoids payments for his debts as well as the estate of his father-in-law | Staunton, VA | 20 January 1868 | 5093 | 26 | 293 | |
Beverly Randolph Wellford | Letter to Nathaniel M. Norfleet | note about a deed of trust | Richmond, VA | 1 February 1868 | 5093 | 35 | 293 | |
William Joseph Robertson | Letter to Nathaniel P. Howard | "relived by the arrangements for an oral argument" mentioned: Mr. Page, "What does the journal of the House and Senate show to have been the action of the Legislature when the subject was before it a year ago? | Charlottesville, VA | 9 February 1868 | 5093 | 43 | 293 | |
William Pope Dabney | Letter to Nathaniel P. Howard | remarks about the Virginia Bar, and a possible new edition of the "Courts of Common Law & Equity in Virginia" to include the changes from the Code of 1819 to the Code of 1860, I am a graduate of the session of 1848/49 in the Law School of the University of Virginia, Mr. R. Robinson, William Howard, agriculture, the "Melayer System", Robert is an instructor at the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee | Powhatan County, VA | 3 September 1868 | 5093 | 117 | 293 | |
Mary Mann Page Newton | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger | regrets and two dollars enclosed | signed Mrs. William Brockenbrough Newton | Summer Hill, Hanover Court House, VA | 6 January 1868 | 5093 | 18 | 293 |
Stephen V. Southall | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger | response to a judgment filed against Mr. Garland for P. Weisiger | Charlottesville, VA | 2 January 1868 | 5093 | 15 | 293 | |
R. C. Cooke | Letter to Ragland & Branch | Richmond, VA | 1 March 1868 | 5093 | 52 | 293 | ||
John Mercer Patton | Letter to Ragland & Brooke | prices for timber and the supply on hand | The Meadows | 25 May 1868 | 5093 | 75 | 293 | |
R. B. Tompkins | Letter to Samuel A. Maddox | enclosed find $13 to pay for tobacco | Washington, DC | 30 January 1868 | 5093 | 31 | 293 | |
Echols, Bell & Cattell | Letter to Smith, Rhodes & Company | mentioned: Mr. McLaughlin's check for two years interest against S. F. Jordan, no one who owes you money has responded to your generous offer, either secure the debts if solvent or sue | Staunton, VA | 6 June 1868 | 5093 | 91 | 293 | |
Carrington, Loving & Young | Letter to Smith, Rhodes & Company | following debts are worthless: J. L. Staton, Penn & Tompkins, James S. Penn, John T. Moffett, S. W. Myer, Gannaway & Woodin, Thomas D. Moore & Company, "Ante bellum County Merchants are the very worst class of debtors" | Montreal, Nelson County, VA | 11 June 1868 | 5093 | 95 | 293 | |
W. Schenck | Letter to Stevens, Pegram & Company | mentioned: a claim, Bannister, settlement | Lincolnton, NC | 17 October 1868 | 5093 | 131 | 293 | |
Horatio Seymour | Letter to Thomas Nelson Carr | "it gives me great pleasure to find I have a friend who wishes to make me President" | Utica, NY | 27 January 1868 | 5093 | 28 | 293 | |
Alexander [McDengald] | Letter to W. C. Troy | mentioned: spirits, turpentine, the still, Peter Monroe, Mr. McNeil, "please send me a side of western Bacon" | 3 June 1868 | 5093 | 83 | 293 | ||
George M. Everhart | Letter to William L. Hill | mentioned: sending a paper on the Sate Fair, live stock | Louisville, KY | 10 September 1868 | 5093 | 120 | 293 | |
Thomas Affleck | Letter to William L. Hill of Richmond, Virginia | "enclosed find two articles on Hedging" your interest in Bermuda Grass, I would like a copy of Ruffin's Farmer's Register, our corn and cotton crops are promising, I would like to get away and would trade my six hundred acres and house and work for your paper | Brenham, TX | 27 July 1868 | 5093 | 102 | 293 | |
Robert Strange | Letter to William P. Burwell | update on Burwell's suit (continued) against Dr. DeRosset for 17 bales of cotton from 1866, depositions, of Dr. Ingram, and L. B. Hanks | Wilmington, NC | 25 May 1868 | 5093 | 77 | 293 | |
Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: hogsheads of tobacco, Mallory, Plummer | Petersburg, VA | 27 May 1868 | 5093 | 80 | 293 | ||
C. Pickett | Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: legal advisor, Major Sturdivant, Dr. Burwell, Richmond, claim 12 months overdue | Turkey Island, VA | 20 April 1868 | 5093 | 71 | 263 | |
William G. Crenshaw | Letter to" My Dear Colonel" | mentioned: phosphate of lime, are there mills near Richmond that can grind the bones?, Scott at Gordonsville charges 50 cents per ton, Peruvian Guano, wheat should grow well in Orange County, we should go the England and Scotland and observe their farming methods | NY & VA | 2 September 1868 | 5093 | 115 | 293 | |
Virginia Horticultural & Pomological Society | List of Subscribers, as members of the society | Executive Committee: John M. Allen, Charles B Williams, John J. Werth, William H. Haxall, John H. Claiborne, William T. Sutherlin, James T. Johnson, Charles H. Dimmock; Officers: William Gilham, J. C. Shields, Franklin Davis, I. S. Tower | two hundred and forty-two original signatures of subscribers | 1 January 1868 | 5093 | 2 | 293 | |
George H. Sharpe | Order to "My dear Major" | order for six, five pound bales of smoking tobacco | Kingston, NY | ca. 1868 | 5093 | 154 | 293 | |
H. C. Adams | Order to Hodges & Mayo | order for "Virginia Choice" Tobacco | NY | 1 April 1868 | 5093 | 65 | 293 | |
Charles P. Word | Statement in relation to the seizure of tobacco | sixteen stolen caddies of tobacco returned to Charles Word by the Collector of Internal Revenue | mentioned: Dandridge & Anderson, Mayo Cahoon, Caleb Tate, New York | Richmond, VA | 15 September 1868 | 5093 | 122 | 293 |
Barbour Lewis | Affidavit re: Thomas E. Leonard | passed a fraudulent document for $30.00 | Memphis, Shelby County, TN | 11 February 1869 | 5094 | 4 | 294 | |
Rufus B. Bullock | Affidavits to B. D. Smith, appointment as Notary Public | Affidavit: Rev. Rufus K. Porter of Atlanta was insured by the Piedmont Real Estate Insurance Company of Virginia for the sum of ten thousand dollars and that he died and was buried in the Atlanta City Cemetery on July 15, 1869 signed by B. D. Smith; affidavit signed by John C. Whitner; affidavit signed by R. C. Ketchum; affidavit signed by Dr. T. H. Orme | Fulton County | Atlanta, GA | 30 September 1869 | 5094 | 83 | 294 |
"Pale Blossom" | Letter to "Cousin Barrett" | mentioned: Cousin Julia and Aunt Jane wish to leave and want you to arrange a hack and driver to meet them at the Danville depot in Richmond, and take them to Marlbourne, Brother Abner, Sister Mary, Mamma | Linden | 27 November 1869 | 5094 | 110 | 294 | |
G. S. Moore | Letter to "Dear Colonel August" | mentioned: a protracted court case, Is it necessary for me to come to Richmond, Virginia? | Baltimore, MD | 3 May 1869 | 5094 | 35 | 294 | |
J. C. Nott | Letter to "Dear Doctor" | regarding some marks on Mrs. James Crenshaw's baby; one on the temple and one on the chest (noevi); should they grow they will need to be removed, I propose to watch its progress | NY | 28 November 1869 | 5094 | 113 | 294 | |
Francis P. Porcher | Letter to "Gentlemen" | my book, "Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests" | a book dealer in Richmond, Virginia | Charleston, SC | 29 October 1869 | 5094 | 102 | 294 |
John H. Jordan | Letter to "My Dear Harry" | mentioned: just returned from Chicago, I will be at Spotswood | Lexington, VA | 10 May 1869 | 5094 | 39 | 294 | |
W. R. Barkley | Letter to "My Dear Judge" | request for an endorsement | Farmville, VA | 14 May 1869 | 5094 | 42 | 294 | |
L. J. Anderson | Letter to "My dear Judge" | mentioned: Betty is anxious to hear form the debt due from Colonel Henry, we are all well and living at the corner of 19th and I Streets | Washington, DC | 6 October 1869 | 5094 | 97 | 294 | |
M. G. Peyton | Letter to ? | Letter of the University of Virginia Proctor regarding bonds | University of VA, Charlottesville, VA | 8 June 1869 | 5094 | 58 | 294 | |
Basil L. Gildersleeve | Letter to ? | inquiry about furs damaged by moths | University of VA, Charlottesville, VA | 5 October 1869 | 5094 | 95 | 294 | |
Hugh W. Sheffey | Letter to [editor]? | mentioned: a manuscript | Staunton, VA | 8 May 1869 | 5094 | 37 | 294 | |
Fairthorne & Rand | Letter to A. Austin Smith of Richmond, Virginia | notice that they would initiate a suit against Smith to collect a debt | Philadelphia, PA | 23 July 1869 | 5094 | 65 | 264 | |
William H. Seward | Letter to A. Z. James | 5 May 1869 | 5094 | 44 | 294 | |||
William M. Tredway | Letter to an attorney | mentioned: a barrel of spirits left in Mr. Hurt's Store without his knowledge, U. S. Commissioners, John Brown and Tapley Zeatts as witnesses | Pittsylvania Court House, VA | 14 October 1869 | 5094 | 99 | 294 | |
Henry Barnard, Department of Education | Letter to Charles Campbell | "I wish to correspond with you on matters educational as well as personal" | Washington, DC | 22 February 1869 | 5094 | 15 | 294 | |
Samuel T. Bayly | Letter to Chastain White | very faded | Cherry Grove | 5 June 1869 | 5094 | 55 | 294 | |
H. B. Brooke | Letter to Chastain White | mentioned: court day, advertise the sale in the Richmond and Fredericksburg papers | Caroline County, VA | 24 July 1869 | 5094 | 67 | 294 | |
Robert Hudgin | Letter to Chastain White | mentioned: Convention, General Stoneman, nominations, Mr. Holladay, I suggest they appoint Mr. Jones, "this is very important to me" | Bowling Green, VA | February-July 1869 | 5094 | 134 | 294 | |
Edward Shippen | Letter to Chastain White of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: witnesses, a court case in Richmond, Virginia, Mrs. Cooper, certificate of marriage, Health Office, Mr. George, Caroline Jackson, Judge Underwood, registration laws | second letter addressed to Holladay, Bagly & White | Philadelphia, PA | 1869-1877 | 5094 | 154 | 294 |
Hinton R. Helper | Letter to Dr. Blorde, of New York | "a friend of mine owns, in various tracts, an aggregate of one hundred thousand acres of mountain land which he is disposed to sell for fifty thousand dollars cash; good for grazing, vineyards, orchards and possibly minerals; I should be glad if these lands could be owned and occupied by colonies of Germans, etc." | Ashville, NC | 8 December 1869 | 5094 | 116 | 294 | |
John H. Hudson | Letter to E. A. Rollins | mentioned: James T. Dickinson, a distiller gave notice of his intentions to suspend work in his distillery, Asst. Assessor, McCracken locked the furnace | 1 March 1869 | 5094 | 17 | 294 | ||
Edward D. Christian | Letter to Edmond R. Meanly | mentioned: money he owes enclosed, had to sue E. .N. Woodson, Court at Appomattox | Lynchburg, VA | May-August 1869 | 5094 | 130 | 294 | |
F. N. Watkins, Attorney | Letter to Egbert Leigh | response to an invitation to a convention on the 18th, requests reasonable paid expenses should he attend | Farmville, VA | 12 February 1869 | 5094 | 9 | 294 | |
D. C. DeJarnette | Letter to George Brown | instructions about cutting the timber | Caroline County, VA | 26 May 1869 | 5094 | 49 | 294 | |
Charles Downing | Letter to George Thurber | "you are at liberty to use my notes describing apples" | Newburgh, NY | 21 December 1869 | 5094 | 119 | 294 | |
John Torrey | Letter to George Thurber | mentioned: a gentlemen who was recently in Nevada brought several quarts of seed, "Bunch Grass," the Indians make use of it for food, Ericoma Cuspidata, It may grow well in sandy barren soils, list of grasses of the Mexican Border Survey, Colorado | Columbia College, NY | 6 November 1869 | 5094 | 104 | 294 | |
E. A. Bauman | Letter to George Thurber | mentioned: Mr. Henderson's Book, drawings on wood | Rahway, NJ | 13 July 1869 | 5094 | 63 | 294 | |
Ferdinand V. Hayden, Department of Interior | Letter to George Thurber | mentioned: articles with illustrations drawn on wood, Natural History | Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC | 24 December 1869 | 5094 | 121 | 294 | |
H. S. Kepler | Letter to Gibson & Hill | mentioned: Mr. Southall, contract on the trees | Drewry's Bluff, VA | 12 March 1869 | 5094 | 19 | 294 | |
Augustus H. Garland of Garland and Nash | Letter to J. A. Lynham of Richmond, Virginia | letter about a court case | Little Rock, AR | 23 August 1869 | 5094 | 78 | 294 | |
Roger J. Page | Letter to John Filch | mentioned: Albany County, Richmond, Virginia, Judge Bramhall, Silas Wright | reply written on bottom of letter | 16 November 1869 | 5094 | 107 | 294 | |
Alexander S. Macrae | Letter to Messrs. Serrill, Flash & Reed of Richmond, Virginia | request for the newspaper's name in Parkersburg, West Virginia, is it possible to make an extract of sumac? | Liverpool, England, and Antwerp, Belgium | ca. 1869 | 5094 | 139 | 294 | |
F. M. Imboden | Letter to Mr. Gibson | mentioned: Mr. Holt, woods, timber to cut, pine, "old field," Phillips, contract | Claremont, Richmond, VA | 30 January 1869 | 5094 | 2 | 294 | |
Clay Orcway of Mayo's Island | Letter to Mr. Gibson | order for 4000 laths and a small amount of lumber to be delivered to Major Beardsley Mill who will carry them down to my wharf in his boat | Richmond, VA | 30 December 1869 | 5094 | 127 | 294 | |
A. Alexander | Letter to Noah Walker & Company | enclosed find a check for $11.00 for a coat | Lexington, VA | 26 July 1869 | 5094 | 69 | 294 | |
J. b. Cary | Letter to Noah Walker & Company of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: "I will be in Richmond to settle my bill" | NY | 19 August 1869 | 5094 | 76 | 294 | |
T. E. Tweedy | Letter to Powhatan Weisiger & Company or Richmond, Virginia | regarding a box left at the depot in Richmond, Virginia and your kindness | NY | 2 October 1869 | 5094 | 89 | 294 | |
W. B. Pettit | Letter to S. R. Spelman of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: bonds given to Richmond College, Hanes K, Clements, Mary M. Perkins, John Keenson, Philip Snoddy, George L. Crank | Columbia, VA | 25 June 1869 | 5079 | 146 | 279 | |
John E. Williams | Letter to Salmon P. Chase | reference to Judge Chase's letter to Captain Manning quoted in the newspaper | NY and Raleigh, NC | 4-10 June 1869 | 5094 | 52 | 294 | |
Thomas E. McNeill | Letter to Serrill, Flash & Reed | request for a job since I am leaving Mr. E. Kelly, a good machine shop could be made to pay well, possibility of a locomotive works | New Brunswick, NJ | 5 September 1869 | 5094 | 80 | 294 | |
C. T. Tompkins | Letter to the President & Directors, S. A., for the benefit of widows & orphans | mentioned: J. H. Maddox, Cyrus M. Williams | Richmond, VA | 1869-1870 | 5094 | 150 | 294 | |
William S. Norris | Letter to W. S. Reed | mentioned: bark stacked at the side of the road at Forest Depot; Mr. Wingfield's certificate that fifty cords had been delivered, my son is going to college and I need the tuition money | Lynchburg, VA | 12-17 August 1869 | 5094 | 71 | 294 | |
Keller & Aberk | Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: Mr. Meredith, transaction with Burwell only if the tobacco is of the 1868 crop and can be shipped via sailing vessel to New York to Antwerp or Baltimore to Rotterdam, please send samples immediately to Bremen to Daniel Knoop | Mannheim, Germany | 20 February 1869 | 5094 | 12 | 294 | |
Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: 22 hogsheads were delivered and the quality of the tobacco is poor, awaiting word from you | Antwerp, Belgium | 4 October 1869 | 5094 | 92 | 294 | ||
D. G. McIntosh | Letter to William P. Burwell of Richmond, Virginia | reference to Burwell's claim against the estate of Hough, his widow Margaret Hough, administratrix, Nims died insolvent, Mr. Ellett, and when did your partnership cease? | MD | 1 July 1869 | 5094 | 60 | 294 | |
Robert L. Owen | Letter to Williams & Fisher | mentioned: tobacco crop, fertilizer, agriculture salt, lime, phosphate | Black Walnut, VA | 12 March 1869 | 5094 | 22 | 294 | |
James C. Taylor | Newspaper announcement | mentioned: the dissolved partnership of James C. Taylor and Robert C. Trigg and questions | Christiansburg, VA | 26 December 1869 | 5094 | 124 | 294 | |
Virginia General Assembly | Observations on the relations between the Assembly & the Courts of law under the "new Constitution" | Richmond, VA | ca. 1869 | 5094 | 144 | 294 | ||
John S. Billings | Order to D. C. Mayo | order for smoking tobacco | Washington, DC | 20 May 1869 | 5094 | 46 | 294 | |
A. A. Yeomans, Post Surgeon | Order to Mr. Darby, dealer in sewing machines, Richmond, Virginia | order for Johnson Machines, Dr. Bartholt of the Army | Vicksburg, MS | 3 April 1869 | 5094 | 29 | 294 | |
Baltimore, Maryland Mayor & others | Testimonials for Frederick S. Turner | recommendations for Mr. Turner to Richmond, Virginia | signatures: John A. Robb, Robert T. Banks | Baltimore, MD | ca. March 1869 | 5094 | 25 | 294 |
U. S. Commission for Virginia District | Affidavits for qualification of voters | mentioned: J. A. Lynham, Benjamin Jones, Leigh Street, Richmond, Virginia, canal employee in Goochland County; John W. Jenkins, Madison Taylor, County of Louisa, resident of Jackson Ward, Richmond; James Hill of Richmond's Old Market Election District; Robert B. Jones resident of Marshall Ward District, Richmond, Washington Holmes of Jefferson Ward District, Richmond; Richard Mims of Jefferson Ward District, Richmond; Albert Washington of Monroe Ward District; Samuel Wade of the Jefferson Ward District, Richmond | includes printed list of the National Republican Ticket | VA | 8 November 1870 | 5095 | 93 | 295 |
Rutherford B. Hayes | Appointment of Theodore F. C. Demarest as Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Ohio in the State of New York | Columbus, OH | 6 June 1870 | 5095 | 47 | 295 | ||
Germania Building Association | Bond signed by 92 members, liquidating the association | 175 member listed with shares | 92 personal signatures | Richmond, VA | ca. 1870 | 5095 | 116 | 295 |
William D. McGuire | Letter to "Dear Doctor" | declines a tender for a position, recommends Robert P. Page of Berryville, formerly a candidate for chair of anatomy when Dr. Logan was elected | Berryville, VA | 10 January 1870 | 5095 | 6 | 295 | |
H. A. Watkins | Letter to "My dear Brother" | mentioned: Doctor and undertaker's account, Mr. Lewis Putzel, Mr. Shultz, notes due, twelve per cent interest, George Hairston, who married Nannie Watkins, Mrs. Waller and Mrs. Saunders, Adie, Mrs. Joiner, Mr. Lee and an upright monument, Dr. Smith and his family have moved to Henry and living at his fathers, chicken pox, Mary and Jennie | Martinsville, VA | 3 February 1870 | 5095 | 16 | 295 | |
Mary Will | Letter to "My dear Cousin" | mentioned: sale of the house, Spencer and Willis have left us, return to Montrose in the fall because Brother Ben has bought it, Willis is an Alabama Engineer on the Chattanooga & Alabama Rail Road, Mother is very feeble, Willie Smith is with us | Homestead, VA | 27 June 1870 | 5095 | 64 | 295 | |
Richard James Lane | Letter to "My dear Friend" | Worthing | ca. 1870 | 5095 | 121 | 295 | ||
Horace L. Kew | Letter to ? | mentioned: a debt, house insurance, Culpeper | Richmond, VA | 21 November 1870 | 5095 | 107 | 295 | |
Benjamin S. Ewell | Letter to ? | please take the trouble to correct the copy of the catalog enclosed, J. Murphy of Baltimore is the publisher of the present edition | College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA | 17 June 1870 | 5095 | 57 | 295 | |
Laura Keene | Letter to ? | a thank you note for his assistance to Miss Taylor and herself | Academy of Music, Charleston, West VA | 22 November 1870 | 5095 | 110 | 295 | |
Richard H. Garrett | Letter to Chastain White | mentioned: paying off his debts with the help of his nephew from Newburg, New York | Port Royal, VA | 26 January 1870 | 5095 | 11 | 295 | |
Ould & Carrington | Letter to D. B. Parker, U. S. Marshall | mentioned: necessary to go to Halifax to Barksdale Depot and levy on the tobacco crop of Dr. Hoge to satisfy the two executors of the Smith Guardians. We wish the tobacco to be sold in Richmond, D. Williams | Richmond, VA | 30 March 1870 | 5095 | 29 | 295 | |
R. L. Owen | Letter to George W. Williams | mentioned: sale to tobacco, planting of corn and wheat, order for fertilizer, Salt, lime, against his wheat crop, Prince Edward County | Black Walnut, VA | 20 April 1870 | 5095 | 31 | 295 | |
William Smith Patton | Letter to George W. Williams of Richmond, Virginia | Banking and Exchange Office | Danville, VA | 9 June 1870 | 5095 | 54 | 295 | |
Judith Page (Walker) Rives | Letter to Gibson & Watkins | mentioned: loans, bags for oats, bacon, county taxes, money for railway tickets | Castle Hill and Cobham, Albemarle County, VA | 1870-1874 | 5095 | 127 | 295 | |
Robert O. Doremus | Letter to H. Storm | College or the City of New York | NY | 8 January 1870 | 5095 | 4 | 295 | |
Joel T. Headley | Letter to Hooper C. Van Vorst | declines and invitation to lecture before the young men's association of Albany | NY | 20 October 1870 | 5095 | 83 | 295 | |
Chancey Whittle | Letter to Hugh B. Grigsby | my sister, the late, Francis M. Lewis widow of Captain William Lewis is donating to the Virginia Historical Society the medals he collected in Paris in 1808. Captain Lewis was lost at sea when the Sloop of War, Epervier disappeared in 1815 | Norfolk, VA | 2 December 1870 | 5095 | 113 | 295 | |
James Marion Sims | Letter to James B. McCaw | interest in Sim's patient and Mrs. Wood our hostess will be able to give her a place to stay | NY | 19 January 1870 | 5095 | 8 | 295 | |
J. M. Mercer | Letter to Joseph L. Carrington | mentioned: introducing the daughter of the late police officer McLactrey of Richmond, Virginia to you for assistance in finding a lawyer to help her with any property her father may have held, Mrs. Hopkins | Baltimore, MD | 3 May 1870 | 5095 | 42 | 295 | |
French Strother, Superintendent Virginia Penitentiary | Letter to Julian Binford | please send me a bottle of French Brandy for this evening | Richmond, VA | 20 June 1870 | 5095 | 59 | 295 | |
John Werth | Letter to Mayo & Gibson | mentioned: his father's estate and his mother's property, timber sold, enclosed check | Richmond, VA | 28 July 1870 | 5095 | 70 | 295 | |
John Ellicott | Letter to Mayo & Gibson | mentioned: L. M. Shoemaker telegraphed, lumber, Virginia pine | Baltimore, MD | 13 August 1870 | 5095 | 72 | 295 | |
Duke Jones | Letter to Mrs. E. A. Rutherford | mentioned: County Court, either you or Mrs. Aylett should have power of attorney, perhaps Col. Danforth is a notary? | Charlottesville, VA | 25 May 1870 | 5095 | 45 | 295 | |
W. W. Stokes | Letter to N. T. Patteson | a reply about the Jefferson Insurance Company bankruptcy; "I fear she (your relative) will be able to realize but little from the misplaced confidence of her husband whom I knew well and highly esteemed" | Farmville, VA | 17 September 1870 | 5095 | 80 | 295 | |
H. J. Stone | Letter to Noah Walker & Company | request for material samples for a "Chesterfield" style short coat | Mecklenburg County, VA | 2 November 1870 | 5095 | 91 | 295 | |
P. P. Barbour | Letter to R. B. Haxall | mentioned: sending down a filly for exhibition with a request for pasture | 29 October 1870 | 5095 | 88 | 295 | ||
Edward Payson Weston | Letter to Stephen W, Jessup, of New York | note along with fifty passes | with printed poster, announcing Weston's "final effort in Pedestrianism" | NY | 25 April 1870 | 5095 | 34 | 295 |
W. W. Putnam | Letter to Thomas Davis | "Thomas Davis was employed at the 3rd Police Station from the 17th of March to the 29th of April, 1870" | Richmond. VA | 30 August 1870 | 5095 | 78 | 295 | |
Union Congressional Republican Congressional Committee | Letter to Thomas P. Jackson of Virginia | enclosed copies: 100 Civil Rights and 15th Amendment, 50 New Era, 50 Address of Committee, 50 Financial Document; only for the hands of Republicans; instructions of what to give to the whites and what to give to the blacks | signed by James H. Platt, Jr. Secretary | Washington, DC | 25 August 1870 | 5095 | 75 | 295 |
William E. Hatcher | Letter to Tom & J [?] | mentioned: send a copy of Jone's "Aids" to Dr. Steel, Dr. Hartman, Richmond, Virginia | Petersburg, VA | 3 January 1870 | 5095 | 2 | 295 | |
William L. Owen | Letter to Tucker Carrington and Paul C. Venable | mentioned: South Boston, a deed, the Judge, trustees, "it is necessary to have proof that the value of the property is less than the debts intended to be secured" | R. H. Moss & Brothers are recently bankrupt | Richmond, VA | 3 March 1870 | 5095 | 19 | 295 |
Gauldree Boillean | Letter to Virginia Land, Loan & Trust Company | mentioned: I am the owner of 68,000 acres in southwestern Virginia, do you loan money on this type of land and what would be the interest? For references please check with the French General Consulate of New York and the French Consulate of New Orleans | New Orleans, LA | 19 March 1870 | 5095 | 23 | 295 | |
Richard Grant White | Letter to W. A. Barnum | reply to a question about his copy of "Le Livre Rouge" | NY | 26 October 1870 | 5095 | 86 | 295 | |
A. T. Moseley | Letter to William | mentioned: Colonel Davis, Aunt Nancy, taxes | Court House | 27 January 1870 | 5095 | 14 | 295 | |
Alexander Rives | Letter to William D. Gibson | note of a late payment | Carlton, VA | ca. 1870 | 5095 | 124 | 295 | |
Charles William Eliot | Letter to William L. Stone | mentioned: no professorship of Positive Philosophy is likely to be established in this College, list of lecturers: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Samuel Eliot, John K. Paine, Josiah D. Whitney | Harvard College, Cambridge, MA | 22 March 1870 | 5095 | 26 | 295 | |
Charles Morris | Letter to William P. Burwell | offers an opinion about a debt that Mr. Berry owes to Mr. Burwell and a possible settlement | Athens, GA | 22 June 1870 | 5095 | 61 | 295 | |
New Jersey Essex County, Surrogate's Office | Letters of Guardianship | Jane M. Baldwin & Lucius D. Baldwin for Cornelia K. Baldwin, Jane S. Baldwin, and Elizabeth Baldwin, being minors over the age of fourteen years | printed form signed by George D. G. Moore, surrogate | NJ | 19 July 1870 | 5095 | 67 | 295 |
Thomas J. Evans | Testimonial for Dr. J. Mason Evans, an applicant for the position of Superintendent of Schools for Middlesex & King and Queen Counties, Virginia | Dr. J. Mason Evans is the brother of Brown Evans | Richmond, VA | 2 May 1870 | 5095 | 39 | 295 | |
Rob. W. Carter | Comments about the will of Thomas Stabler | Montgomery County Register, John W. Spates, in August 17, 1860, Isaac [Hartshorne], executor | Montgomery County, VA | 23 March 1871 | 5096 | 37 | 296 | |
Gilbert Carleton Walker | Commissions: Virginia Troops | Captains of the Volunteer Company called Lee Guards, 102 Regiment of the 2nd Brigade; J. b. Bland, 1st Lt. of the Light Infantry called the Walker Guard, 1st Regiment | 1871-1872 | 5096 | 128 | 296 | ||
B. P. Noland | Letter to "Dear General" Johnson | "too unwell to go to Richmond", Mr. John H. Alexander, my young partner will have power of Attorney; William Bennett, Charles H. Green, John S. Grant, James Marshall, Newsome Estate, Winchester, Virginia, Colonel [ Hollroy], Mr. Sherman, gold, Farmer's Bank | Middlesburg, VA | 20 June 1871 | 5096 | 56 | 296 | |
N. F. Brock | Letter to "Dear Judge" | mentioned: Charles L. Mosby of Lynchburg; case of Stephens in Appomattox Court; case moved to Amherst, Judge Shelley | Buckingham Court House, VA | 12 March 1871 | 5096 | 34 | 296 | |
J. T. Hendrick | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: question about the statement of account for R. G. Hendrick, Mr. Powell, Treasurer in Richmond, Mr. Hendrick left here a year ago and left books to be sold | Paducah, KY | 7 July 1871 | 5096 | 64 | 296 | |
Letter to "Dear Sweet Mary" of Richmond, Virginia | "love letter" send your reply by the Judge | Newspaper copy "How They Go to Bed" | Baltimore, MD | 19 August 1871 | 5096 | 80 | 296 | |
J. R. McNutt | Letter to "Dear Uncle William" | Mollie gave me a letter to send and I am enclosing mine, I am so behind with the Central Presbyterian but my troubles are great | Lexington, VA | 7 July 1871 | 5096 | 67 | 296 | |
James L. Davis | Letter to ? | recommendation for Peter Woodfork | Richmond, VA | 3 January 1871 | 5096 | 5 | 296 | |
F. M. Imboden | Letter to ? Gibson | mentioned: oats | 23 October 1871 | 5096 | 94 | 296 | ||
Samuel P. Ryland | Letter to ? Williams | mentioned: collected interest of Thomas Walker, dec'd; Joanna S. Walker | 30 July 1871 | 5096 | 74 | 296 | ||
S. C. Robinson | Letter to [Gordon] & [Cringan] | misplaced bill and receipt | Longdale, C & O Railroad | 18 February 1871 | 5096 | 25 | 296 | |
Asa D. Dickinson | Letter to [R. B. Chaffin] | mentioned: I am unwell, "Fighting Creek" | Springfield, Prince Edward County, VA | 6 December 1871 | 5096 | 114 | 296 | |
J. Salmer Hoffman | Letter to [Richard] Allen | mentioned: Maryland Orphan's Court; wishes of the children's deceased Mother, you as grandfather and guardian; Court provided a large sum for the support and maintenance of your grandchildren | Baltimore, MD | 21 May 1871 | 5096 | 50 | 296 | |
W. S. Barton, Attorney | Letter to Alexander R. Holladay (Holladay & White) | question about a case; "Tell, White, and do not complete the sale in the [Schooler] case" | Fredericksburg, VA | 23 June 1871 | 5096 | 59 | 296 | |
George B. MacLellan | Letter to Allan & Johnson | please send a catalog; wish to ascertain if you can furnish the Spanish Chestnut, English Walnut, and Osage Orange seedlings | Rappahannock Station, VA | 27 December 1871 | 5096 | 123 | 296 | |
Charles L. Pollack for John S. Mosby | Letter to Allen & Johnson | please forward your account against Joseph H. Blackwell | Warrenton, VA | 4 December 1871 | 5096 | 112 | 296 | |
J. M. Hudgin | Letter to Chastain White | mentioned: Colonel Dickinson, I am prepared to offer 50 cents on the dollar for the property, "I can buy plenty of debts- first liens at that price" keep this confidential | Bowling Green, VA | 14 November 1871 | 5096 | 103 | 296 | |
George William Richardson | Letter to Chastain White | write to Ashland to get a meeting arranged | second letter "confidential" "I was assaulted in the night by the ruffian A.W. McGreger, have my cases continued, William H. McGhee vs. Albert D. Wicker | Richmond, VA & Oakland, Hanover County, VA | 1871-1873 | 5096 | 131 | 296 |
John L. Marye | Letter to Chastain White | date set for a case: [Schooler vs. Schooler] | Fredericksburg, VA | 19 May 1871 | 5096 | 47 | 296 | |
John Jett | Letter to Cochrane & Lewis | you have not replied to my claim against the United States sent via John F. Settle | Washington, Rappahannock County, VA | 16 September 1871 | 5096 | 84 | 296 | |
Dillard & King Law Office | Letter to D. Cardwell of Columbia, South Carolina | difficult to read | Greensboro, NC | 26 June 1871 | 5096 | 61 | 296 | |
James M. Laidley of the Life Association of America | Letter to E. T. Winston | mentioned: Colonel Clarkston, a decree obtained in Federal Court against the Bank of Virginia, Branch at Lynchburg; Isaacs & Company | Charleston, WV | 24 May 1871 | 5096 | 53 | 296 | |
Benjamin H. Magruder | Letter to George S. Palmer | mentioned: the death of Professor [Socrates] Maupin, Professor Gilham as his replacement, please send me his antecedents | Keswick | 30 October 1871 | 5096 | 97 | 296 | |
Edwin Martin Stone | Letter to George T. Paine | a list of the Society's publications: R. William's Key, Simplicity Defense, Early History of R. I. (Callender's), History of Narragansett (Potter), Annals of Providence and Expedition against Quebec, Contributions to History of Baptists in R. I.; we would like Confederate War literature in return | Providence, RI | 31 January 1871 | 5096 | 12 | 296 | |
William M. McComb | Letter to George W. Williams | shipment of white wheat, credit to Dr. Charles Quarles | Gordonsville, VA | 25 January 1871 | 5096 | 9 | 296 | |
John W. Riely | Letter to George W. Williams of Richmond, Virginia | sale of his tobacco, wants to sell at the best price so if there is extra it will go to McKinney | Halifax Court House, VA | 11 February 1871 | 5096 | 22 | 296 | |
W. Denham | Letter to H. Elliot | mentioned: Dr. A. B Hawkins of Tallahassee; the Governor, buying of bonds, interest paid promptly as long as we was Governor, General Bailey | Monticello, FL | 29 December 1871 | 5096 | 125 | 296 | |
Gracie Voorhies | Letter to her Uncle in Richmond Virginia | "dullest Christmas ever, several negroes for hire, Mr., Skinner was always drunk, Aunt Sallie, Aunt Mary, a Carriage and Plow Factory, John M. Francis, nephew, G. A. Jarvis, fire in Richmond, Susan Tinsley is in Texas, Lucy, Bettie, Charles Chapell | family news | 2 January 1871 | 5096 | 2 | 296 | |
William Ambers | Letter to Holladay & White | mentioned: John Belcher vs. E.O. Watkins, Estate, you as counsel for Doswell, Mr. Nunnally | Manchester, VA | 15 November 1871 | 5096 | 106 | 296 | |
N. H. Ragland | Letter to Isaac, Taylor & Williams | "enclosed find a check and please send me a new check book" | Appomattox, VA | 29 July 1871 | 5096 | 72 | 296 | |
William Terry | Letter to J. B. Bland | mentioned: please send me three mattresses, enclosed account of salary for J. W, Hackler, Judge of Grayson County | Wytheville, VA | 28 September 1871 | 5096 | 86 | 296 | |
J. J. White | Letter to John M. Allan | mentioned: Colonel Ross says the company has declared a dividend, please send my share in fruit trees, winter, apple, peach, Raspberry (lists the different varieties) | Lexington , VA | 10 November 1871 | 5096 | 100 | 296 | |
James W. Massie | Letter to John M. Allan | mentioned: Colonel Ross, John W. Barclay, two dividends | Virginia Military Institute | Lexington, VA | 24 November 1871 | 5096 | 109 | 296 |
John Early | Letter to John W. Jenkins | "your son left with two other students over Easter; the two other students returned but your son was not with them and they think he went to Petersburg, let me know if he is at home" | very faded | Georgetown College | 13 April 1871 | 5096 | 42 | 296 |
George A. Magruder | Letter to Julia Magruder | mentioned: "the death of our brother;" John Magruder; Allan's wife wrote and spoke of his good health; Ella was engaged to sing at a private house for the benefit of the French wounded and she immediately withdrew her name and we went into mourning; Allan's daughter, Helen is nursing at a hospital in London and is engaged | Onslow Gardens, London, England | 10 March 1871 | 5096 | 31 | 296 | |
William Watts | Letter to L. Levy of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned, absent for two months, crop of wheat, barrels of flour | Big Lick, VA | 23 July 1871 | 5096 | 69 | 296 | |
R. D. Minor | Letter to Mayo & Gibson | mentioned: Dutch Gap and Osbornes on the Bluff, request for price for pine lumber, and pile drivers | James River Improvement | Rocketts, Richmond, VA | 2 February-11 March 1871 | 5096 | 15 | 296 |
S. Alexander | Letter to Messrs. Mayo & Gibson | short on a delivery of lumber | Virginia Steamship and Packet Company | Richmond, VA | 16 January 1871 | 5096 | 7 | 296 |
Isaac Jones Wister, late Brig. General, U.S.A | Letter to Robert Stiles of Richmond, Virginia | reply to request for any information I might furnish on the raid of General Kilpatrick on Richmond in 1864 and the auxiliary expedition of Colonel Dahlgren, | two pages of his recollections | Philadelphia, PA | 6 December 1871 | 5096 | 117 | 296 |
Daniel B. Lucas | Letter to Slaughter & Craighill | enclosed letter from Mr. Bedinger in reply to Mr. Johnson of Salem, question about the value of a property transfer before the end of the war: Remick of the estate of Snyder | case against Charles [Anspough] | Charleston, WV | 8 March 1871 | 5096 | 28 | 296 |
George A. Magruder | Letter to Uncle Allan | mentioned: death of my father, Mr. Foote, trustee, Helen, Ella, apartment in Paris, Rome, Naples, Eliza Scott and daughter, William P. and John's death so close together | Paris, France | 19 October 1871 | 5096 | 89 | 296 | |
S. G. Philips | Letter to W. C. Troy | mentioned: Congress, General Assembly, past treachery | Raleigh, NC | 12 April 1871 | 5096 | 40 | 296 | |
William P. Craighill | Letter to W. C. Troy of Fayetteville, North Carolina | enclosed find two dollars | Baltimore, MD | 3 August 1871 | 5096 | 77 | 296 | |
B. L. Burwell | Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: samples of plug tobacco and explanation of their sale in New York | NY | 22 December 1871 | 5096 | 121 | 296 | |
G. P. Evans, Office of the U. S. Marshall for the Eastern District of TN | Notification of issuance of bankruptcy warrant | warrant issued against the estate of Stanford L. Jenkins of the County of Sullivan Creditors: Saunders, I. H. Dooly administrator of estate of John Dooly of Richmond, Virginia, Putney, Watts, T. Haynes of Memphis, S. Newton , Administrator of William Barnet estate | mentioned: Lynchburg, Virginia | Knoxville, TN | 18 April 1871 | 5096 | 44 | 296 |
Gilbert G. Walker | Telegram to Walter H. Taylor | Mr. Riddick, Senator, died this am, send instructions | New Orleans, LA and Richmond, VA | 3 February 1871 | 5096 | 19 | 296 | |
de Valcourt et. al. | Agreement | Edgar de Valcourt and Robert F. Ross of Baltimore and Ernest Wilty of Richmond | MD | 6 May 1872 | 5097 | 44 | 297 | |
J. D. Goodwyn | Letter to Colonel Forbes | Colonel Wyatt is to appear before you to give evidence in apposition to the interest of my wife and children; please ask him the following questions; James Greenway | Dinwiddie County, VA | 31 January 1872 | 5097 | 8 | 297 | |
John D. Munford | Letter to "Dear Sister Fannie" | mentioned: Maria, Mr. Custis with his daughter, Nannie and her husband, marriage of Lizzie Southall to Mr. J. W. Turner, son John and General Tom, brother Wythe | Williamsburg, VA | 22 January 1872 | 5097 | 5 | 297 | |
R. H. Fitzhugh | Letter to "My Dear Colonel" | please put the enclosed $250 to my credit | Mount Sterling | 5 February 1872 | 5097 | 11 | 297 | |
G. J. G. | Letter to "My dear father & mother | mentioned: "The State has gone radical and Colonel Hodgson, is turned out, and his worst enemy elected," Smith, Vaughan or Peck, H. S. Whitfield, wrote an article for Colonel Taylor, "my Carrie's grave is almost covered with flowers; I miss her so" | Nathaniel Thomas Fupton | University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL | 13 November 1872 | 5097 | 84 | 297 |
J. Pendleton Rogers, Office of Rogers & McCance | Letter to "My dear Father" | mentioned: very cold weather, business is very slow, hope that his father reached his destination safely; Richard left for Danville, Madison and Clarksville, little Nellie in rapture over the Christmas presents; Ellen and the baby are well; Dr. Minnegerode preached the Christmas sermon | Richmond, VA | 27 December 1872 | 5097 | 90 | 297 | |
M. A. Page | Letter to "My dear Father" | mentioned: Josephine, "I read in the paper that you plan to sell your whole farm!! | Bandover | 25 July 1872 | 5097 | 70 | 297 | |
Harry K. Murray | Letter to ? | mentioned: query about transferring money from the National Bank of Scotland to Richmond, Virginia; I wish to purchase a place from Mr. Rives; | second letter refers to a draw and credit on his account | Albemarle County, VA & Nova Scotia | 1872-1873 | 5097 | 98 | 297 |
J. H. Carrington | Letter to ? | mentioned: Johnston & William, Planters Bank, Mrs. MacFarland, a court suit, Mr. Smith, a private sale | Richmond, VA | 14 November 1872 | 5097 | 87 | 297 | |
Samy Jones | Letter to ? | delivery of corn and please return my bags to the Peaks to be refilled | 3 April 1872 | 5097 | 39 | 297 | ||
John G. Clarke | Letter to ?Colonel [Cumbers] of Manchester | mentioned: D. K. Weisiger, Mrs. Walker, moving into a house in Manchester | Richmond, VA | 16 September 1872 | 5097 | 76 | 297 | |
J. B. Watkins | Letter to Albert | note about a coat | Richmond, VA | 21 March 1872 | 5097 | 28 | 297 | |
G. F. B. Leighton of the Norfolk Horticultural and Pomological Society | Letter to Allan & Johnson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: list of the Virginia & North Carolina Agricultural Society; flowers and plants; General R. L. Page | Norfolk, VA | 7 October 1872 | 5097 | 82 | 297 | |
Braxton & Wallace | Letter to Bradley T. Johnson | mentioned: Mr. McKenny, the bank, and his debt; 25 cents on the dollar; Mr. Spillman | Fredericksburg, VA | 16 March 1872 | 5097 | 23 | 297 | |
J. M. Booker | Letter to Dear Burwell & Demoss of Washington City | awaiting a Senate decision, invitation to come to Lynchburg | Lynchburg, VA | 24 May 1872 | 5097 | 51 | 297 | |
Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee | Letter to Edward Daniels of Richmond, Virginia | inquiry about printing and the cost of some documents about Greeley's Record for the Virginia democrats | signed by J.M. Edmunds | Washington, DC | 6 July 1872 | 5097 | 65 | 297 |
F. R. Farrar | Letter to Gibson & Watkins | William R. Carter has made a deed to me as trustee; sale of tobacco | Amelia County, VA | ca. 21 March 1872 | 5097 | 26 | 297 | |
J. Otto Ehbets | Letter to Grubbs & Williams of Richmond, Virginia | placement of his home site, Tunstall, for sale, on his way to Huntington, West Virginia | Tunstalls | 6 February 1872 | 5097 | 13 | 297 | |
Alexander H. H. Stuart | Letter to Horace E. Hayden | explanation of Archibald Stuart genealogy | Staunton, VA | 6 January 1872 | 5097 | 2 | 297 | |
Ida Gray | Letter to I. Lane Sterne | note declining an invitation but in hopes there will be another | Richmond, VA | ca. 12 February 1872 | 5097 | 15 | 297 | |
Pierce M. B. Young | Letter to John A. Bingham | question and the opinion about the eligibility to hold office under the 14th Amendment | Washington, DC | 29 February 1872 | 5097 | 21 | 297 | |
Joseph Walker | Letter to John Hill | eviction notice to quit the premises of Broad Rock lands | Holly Springs Farm, Chesterfield, VA | 4 June 1872 | 5097 | 57 | 297 | |
Joseph R. Flanders | Letter to John S. Mosby | "I do not think that any Democrat should support Grant anymore than Greeley" mentioned: a convention, Blanton Duncan of Louisville is working it up in the west; James Lyons of Baltimore; Colonel William Preston Johnson | NY | 1 July 1872 | 5097 | 62 | 297 | |
Charles S. Converse | Letter to Mrs. J. E. Strother | letter about her case pending in Appeal Court about Building Fund Stock | Richmond, VA | 24 August 1872 | 5097 | 73 | 297 | |
John M. Orr | Letter to Pell & Stevens | mentioned: your suit vs. Thomas F. Tebbs is on the docket and we need you affidavit | Leesburg, VA | 3 June 1872 | 5097 | 54 | 297 | |
George H. Southard | Letter to Q. A. Gillmore | decision to take stock, Mr. J. [Bigler]; New York & [Stonington] Granite Company | Newburgh, NY | 15 May 1872 | 5097 | 48 | 297 | |
David McCauley, Mayor's Office | Letter to R. B. Chaffin | mentioned: W. W. Company, stock should be safe as many are subscribing for the water, Mr. Deloss Root | Indianapolis, IN | 3 May 1872 | 5097 | 41 | 297 | |
Francis Mahoney | Letter to Richmond Granite Quarries | request for prices of window and door sills, lintels and good building stone | Richmond, VA | 22 July 1872 | 5097 | 67 | 297 | |
L. E. Dudley | Letter to Stephen C. Rowan of Naval Station, Brooklyn, New York | recommendation for George [Callan] | NY | 3 October 1872 | 5097 | 79 | 297 | |
James Gorden | Letter to William M. Ledly | mentioned: Ben Green, horses or mules | Baltimore, MD | 18 June 1872 | 5097 | 59 | 297 | |
A. J. Jephers | Letters of guardianship issued to C. J.[Brenham] upon the estate of James R. Pringle, a minor | San Francisco, CA | 27 February 1872 | 5097 | 18 | 297 | ||
Lucy S. Douglas | Letters to the Court of Appeals regarding her father's will | mentioned: Judge May, my mother, Mrs. Gillian, John Gilliam, Slaves, my father's will, Uncle Reuben, Lucy Carter of Shirley, MacFarland, Peachy Grafton, Susan Gilliam, Marcus Gilliam, Judge Gholson, Robert Gilliam, Mr. Pollard, Uncle M. Shelton, Elizabeth Burham, Sarah [Straehan], Mosely Brown, Sam Garland, Commissioner Wilder, Chapman Johnson, payment of Harrison on Elk Island, Bolling Osborne, Jane Curry, Elizabeth Buchanan, William Mosely, Osborne vs. Waller | Lynchburg, VA | March-April 1872 | 5097 | 30 | 297 | |
William and Mary College | Questions and answers relating to the resignation of Professor McCandlish and faculty salaries | mentioned: Rev. McWharten & Rev. D. Wilmer | Williamsburg, VA | ca. 1872 | 5097 | 93 | 297 | |
M. M. White | Appointment of William F. Smith agent | as White's agent for buying and selling groceries in the City of Richmond | Richmond, VA | 18 December 1873 | 5097 | 175 | 297 | |
Samuel B. McLin | Certificate to C. E. L. Allison | certification for Allison as Justice of the Peace for Gadsden County | FL | 15 October 1873 | 5097 | 152 | 297 | |
Sam P. Watkins | Letter to "Dear Uncle" | response to a request for a loan that he is unable to underwrite; my love to Aunt Mary | Halifax, VA | 17 September 1873 | 5097 | 150 | 297 | |
J. R. Crenshaw | Letter to "My dear Colonel | mentioned: little knowledge of the fertilizing business, William is in Elizabeth, New Jersey; Nicholas needed for a position with the telegraph company in Montgomery, Selma, Mobil, and New Orleans, I would look after him as my own son | Southern & Atlantic Telegraph Co., NY | 7 May 1873 | 5097 | 117 | 297 | |
Lucy Henry. Wood | Letter to "My rose Mary" | a floral love letter | 19 May 1873 | 5097 | 124 | 297 | ||
John A. G. Alpenburg-Mahl | Letter to "Your Honor" | mentioned: immigrated from Europe; had misfortunes in Richmond, Virginia, joined the U.S Army, my friend F. H. Langstedt M.D., request for leave to attend his dying father in Europe | Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming Territory | 15 April 1873 | 5097 | 112 | 297 | |
Thomas S. Moorman | Letter to ? | mentioned: Dr. J. J. Wordlaw | Newberry, SC | 21 October 1873 | 5097 | 160 | 297 | |
John A. Logan | Letter to ? | please send at once to James K. Compton, Scottsburg Depot bags for 60 barrels of corn | Halifax Court House, VA | 26 November 1873 | 5097 | 171 | 297 | |
Robert A. Gogbill | Letter to ? | payment on a debt | New Glasgow, VA | 25 April 1873 | 5097 | 115 | 297 | |
William Henry Rinehart | Letter to ? Walters | mentioned: your visit to Italy, Venice has cholera, Florence is healthy, I am working on a statue, best love to Harry and Jennie | includes a negative print of Rineharts head by Crutchfield | Rome, Italy | 9 September 1873 | 5097 | 146 | 297 |
John P.[ Mettaner] | Letter to [his lawyer] | his claim against the U.S., interview between the Commissioners and Colonel Thomas J. Spencer who is an important witness; General Sheridan and his invading army and my five horses | Wareham | 21 October 1873 | 5097 | 157 | 297 | |
William H. Ruffner | Letter to [R. W.] Flournoy | sorry to hear of your indisposition, write for Mr. Holland; technical college, Captain Dew | Lexington, VA | 20 August 1873 | 5097 | 144 | 297 | |
Jasper J. Jones | Letter to Creed T. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | description of the Davis's Uncle Pat's [Ragland] death; David will succeed as his heir (David is the fruit of an illicit intercourse of your Uncle with a woman whose maiden name was Alfred); David is a student at Norwood High School in Virginia; Mrs. Shelton's children: Clay and Viola; Eva, Billy Robinson, John Snodgrass, Bellefonte | Scottsboro, AL | 31 October 1873 | 5097 | 166 | 297 | |
Z. T. Booth | Letter to Creed T. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Major Ragland's sudden death, buried at his home in Scottsboro, Alabama, David Ragland, J. T. Skelton | Montgomery, AL | 27 October 1873 | 5097 | 163 | 297 | |
Arch Graham | Letter to D. Carter | mentioned: trunk sent from Goshen never arrived | Washington, DC | 16 January 1873 | 5097 | 103 | 297 | |
D. N. Walker | Letter to D. I. Burr [Reese] | mentioned: trying to get possession of my factory, tobacco, possible arrangements, price of gold will dictate prices of tobacco; should we hold or sell, a large crop this season, largest since the war | Richmond, VA | 19 October 1873 | 5097 | 154 | 297 | |
O. R. Funsten | Letter to Franklin, Davis and Company | mentioned: plates, Mrs. Colley, Princess Anne County, Portsmouth | [perhaps a traveling salesman for china] | Norfolk County, VA | 19 June 1873 | 5097 | 141 | 297 |
Abram Comingo | Letter to George K. Peake of Kansas City | Washington, DC | 21 January 1873 | 5097 | 105 | 297 | ||
Julia G. Tyler | Letter to Greenough & Meredith | please send good butter to John Tyler, Wilson's Landing, James River | Sherwood Forest | 8 December 1873 | 5097 | 173 | 297 | |
John Marshall Thacher | Letter to J. Ambler Smith of Richmond, Virginia | note about a list of employees in the Patent Office from Virginia | U. S. Patent Office, Washington, DC | 4 June 1873 | 5097 | 136 | 297 | |
William W. Belknap, War Department | Letter to James H. Platt | response to Thomas H. Wynne for information about garrison flags: give colors and dimensions | Washington, DC | 19 March 1873 | 5097 | 107 | 297 | |
William W. Smith | Letter to John R. Whitfield | mentioned: mother and Jennie's investment in a mill and the prospects of a dividend; Dr. Christian, Ned; Mrs. Jones; Dick; Ella | Bethel Academy, Warrenton, VA | 16 May 1873 | 5097 | 120 | 297 | |
J. W. Marshall | Letter to Logan & Bransford | reference to appointment of Mr. Harrison W. Fendly as Post Master at Drewey Bluff; John H. Parker | Post Office Department, Washington, DC | 24 May 1873 | 5097 | 127 | 297 | |
William H. Payne | Letter to Luther Spelman | request to inform Emmett Crump about a piece of legislation | Warrenton, VA | 6 April 1873 | 5097 | 110 | 297 | |
John B. Harvie | Letter to R. B. Chaffin of Clarksville, Virginia | mentioned: the sale of Chaffin's property, your sister in Richmond, William Tabb, Sarah and the children, Nicholas is not going south but will work with his father in Richmond | Fighting Creek | 9 June 1873 | 5097 | 138 | 297 | |
E. C. Minor | Memoranda written on the Constitution and By-Laws of the Y.M.C.A of Richmond | "Mr. Read and I bought property together" | printed by-laws and constitution included | Richmond, VA | ca. 1873 | 5097 | 177 | 297 |
John Thomas Pickett | Memorandum for W. W. Corcoran | regarding the Confederate Archives | Washington, DC | 2 June 1873 | 5097 | 129 | 297 | |
Garnett Andrews | Account to Hudgins, Gordon & Company of Richmond, Virginia | money paid on account | Yazoo City, MS | 23 October 1874 | 5098 | 92 | 298 | |
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Virginia | Certificates of membership in the Friendship Lodge of Richmond, Virginia | George Engel, J. L. Courtney, William J. Glenn. George P. Bagger, W. R. Hall, F. J. Duke, O. F. Wise; visited Lodge in Washington DC, S. John Thomson, James G. Rolway, L. B. Allyn | forms | Richmond, VA | 1874-1875 | 5098 | 125 | 298 |
William J. Robertson | Check to Hudgins, Gordon & Company | enclosed check | White Sulpher Springs, VA | 19 August 1874 | 5098 | 76 | 298 | |
Garnett Andrews | Check to Samuel M. Price of Richmond, Virginia | enclosed check on [Native] Valley Bank of Staunton, Virginia for stockings | Sweet Springs | 26 August 1874 | 5098 | 81 | 298 | |
James L. Kemper | Fragment of a land grant | to the said R. Q. Sharp | Alleghany County, VA | 15 December 1874 | 5098 | 105 | 298 | |
James Hayes schedule of Assets and Liabilities | Letter | mentioned: F. J. Ballard, Sarah S. Hayes, Ann S. Hayes, Estate of John Hayes, land house | ca. 1874 | 5098 | 122 | 298 | ||
Lewis E. Harvie | Letter to "Cousin Lewis" | mentioned: three tracts of land (2000, 3000, 5000 acres each) situated on the Ohio River near Tygart's Creek and the mouth of the Scioto River in Ohio; all patented in the names of John Harvie, Charles M. Thurston & Edmund Taylor; old land claims are difficult to document; our grandfather's lands, sister Ellen | Frankfort, KY | 27 March 1874 | 5098 | 38 | 298 | |
J. W. Wickham | Letter to "My dear Colonel" | question about a past payment, brother, William, John Page | Westham Locks | 23 February 1874 | 5098 | 27 | 298 | |
W. G. Crenshaw | Letter to "My dear Colonel" | mentioned: I will come to Richmond when needed, grange movement, Mr. Harvie, Mr. Ruffin's account | Hawfield | 6 July 1874 | 5098 | 60 | 298 | |
Mahala P. H. Roach | Letter to "My dear Cousin Frank" | mentioned: marriage of her second daughter to the Superintendent of the Machine Shops on the Vicksburg & Meridian Rail Road, my other daughter, Mrs. Turnbell, came for the wedding; her sister-in -law, Miss Claude Turnbell (South Carolina families); Mrs. Stevenson; Aunt Sophia Fox;; Kentucky, Arlington, Uncle Martin, the Meads, Skeltons, Randolphs, and Haxalls; Liverpool, Richard Gildart, Spencer Steers | a wonderful genealogical letter full of family surnames | Vicksburg, MS | 30 March 1874 | 5098 | 41 | 298 |
H. Maxwell | Letter to ? | passage of the funding bill by your government; I sold immediately and lost 550 lbs | Selborne, England | 2 March 1874 | 5098 | 35 | 298 | |
James G. M. Ramsey | Letter to ? | mentioned: Bolivar Christian's address on the Scotch Irish, William Henry Foote, D.D. I am too old to assist you in the preparation of your "Rambles Around;" death of my brother, Colonel W. B. A. Ramsey; old Mr. Gilliam was the father-in-law not the father of Hugh Dunlap; as an octogenarian, they elected me President of the Tennessee Historical Society | Knoxville, TN | 20 May 1874 | 5098 | 51 | 298 | |
Charles Martin | Letter to Dinwiddie B. Phillips of Lynchburg, Virginia | questions about the Monitor and Merrimac fight in 1862 | U. S. Naval Hospital, Washington, DC | 14 December 1874 | 5098 | 102 | 298 | |
William H. Palmer | Letter to Frank ? | remiss about his inability to help with a loan; mentioned his setback after the war and obligation in securing Colonel Preston a home for his family | Mountain View | 27 December 1874 | 5098 | 107 | 298 | |
Catesby R. Jones | Letter to George W. Munford | mentioned: Colonel Norris' account of the Hampton Roads fight; "I testified before the [Tattnall's] Court Martial that in my opinion the Monitor ought to have sunk the Merrimac in fifteen minutes" | very faded | Cave Springs, GA | 7 September 1874 | 5098 | 84 | 298 |
John W. Riely | Letter to George W. Williams of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: estate of William H. Clark; request for duplicate sales made; Messrs. Nelson & Dunkley | Halifax Court House, VA | 3 November 1874 | 5098 | 94 | 298 | |
Wyndham Robertson | Letter to Hudgins, Gordon & Company | regrets that he is unable to remit second letter encloses remittance | The Meadows near Arlington, VA | ca. 1874 | 5098 | 110 | 298 | |
John B. McPherson | Letter to J. C. Redheffer, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | request for examiner's fee as the case as ended | Harrisburg, PA | 7 March 1874 | 5098 | 33 | 298 | |
John E. Massey | Letter to J. H. Smith of Overton | support for our friend, Stevens, "fortunately for him, though unfortunate for his success in the election, he has two good arms and two good legs. These are disqualifications for office in the present day" | House of Delegates, Richmond, VA | 7 January 1874 | 5098 | 5 | 298 | |
John M. Patton | Letter to J. L. Williams | articles in the "Churchman" "you are too much of an obstructionist | The Meadows | 27 February 1874 | 5098 | 30 | 298 | |
John McCarty | Letter to John [Latouche] of Richmond, Virginia | order for a full dress coat and vest | 18 January 1874 | 5098 | 12 | 298 | ||
D. R. Brower | Letter to John Latouche of Richmond, Virginia | payment for material | Eastern Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg, VA | 9 April 1874 | 5098 | 44 | 298 | |
William Ira Smith, clothier | Letter to John S. Mosby | notice of his obligation to bring suit | Richmond, VA | 18 May 1874 | 5098 | 48 | 298 | |
Nannie Steptoe Eldridge | Letter to Jubal A. Early of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: gold medal given to George Washington by Boston City; my cousin, Louisa Washington of Jefferson City, Virginia; my father's first cousin, George Steptoe Washington; Spark's "Life of Washington;" Virginia Historical Society | Philadelphia, PA | 8 July 1874 | 5098 | 66 | 298 | |
Letter to Judge ? | mentioned: a court case; Major Fitzhugh; Cincinnati; New York; impeach Forrest; Colonel Gordon, Richmond, Virginia; Charleston, Harper's Ferry | Washington, DC | 22 September 1874 | 5098 | 87 | 298 | ||
William R. Aylett | Letter to L. R. Warren | court case; H. R. Pollard; "I'll give them all the fight they want" | King William County, VA | 28 May 1874 | 5098 | 54 | 298 | |
William B. Westbrook | Letter to M. W. Hazelwood | mentioned: an account of $800, Eureka Grange #57 | Petersburg, VA | 24 July 1874 | 5098 | 73 | 298 | |
R. H. Hare | Letter to Messrs. Grubbs & Williams | mentioned: arrangements for a note and interest | very faded | 21 November 1874 | 5098 | 97 | 298 | |
E. A. Wood | Letter to Mr. Wright | mentioned: Messrs. Lancaster, payment of a loan and Wood's misfortune | Casselles | 28 January 1874 | 5098 | 18 | 298 | |
Hartley Graham | Letter to Mr. Williams | mentioned: here to pay part of the money to Lancaster & Company, Mr. Wilcox Brown | very faded | Baltimore, MD | 16 February 1874 | 5098 | 24 | 298 |
Thomas H. Leary | Letter to Redwood & Crenshaw | request for payment or will sue | Richmond, VA | 6 May 1874 | 5098 | 46 | 298 | |
Gilbert C. Walker | Letter to Thomas R. Price and Company, John Booker, J. H. Claiborne, Putney & Watts | response and acceptance to stand for election | Richmond, VA | 22 July 1874 | 5098 | 70 | 298 | |
Richard H. Stinton | Letter to Tom | remarks about a public notice about Stinton: I am not the son of Joseph but James, I did sail the Horn around on the Battleship, Ohio; entered the Navy immediately after graduation from Lexington in 1847, I am not a Richmond boy by birth; entered Banking and Exchange here in San Francisco, etc. | San Francisco, CA | 28 May 1874 | 5098 | 57 | 298 | |
Mortimer D. Leggett | Letter to William G. Henderson | letter of appreciation in response to his resignation | U. S. Patent Office, Washington, DC | 20 August 1874 | 5098 | 78 | 298 | |
John S. Mosby | Letter to William I. Smith | mentioned: paying money to Sutton that really was not his and if he does not return it, I will prosecute | Warrenton, VA | 21-31 January 1874 | 5098 | 15 | 298 | |
Charles Stringfellow | Letter to William P. Burwell | mentioned: Iron Works; "Griffin and Cunningham were rightly decided" | Petersburg, VA | 7 July 1874 | 5098 | 63 | 298 | |
Edward T. White | Letter to William R. Winn | mentioned: Hill Carter, Silas McDowell, property sold to Mahony, claim against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Road | Owensburg, KY | 14 January 1874 | 5098 | 8 | 298 | |
John Washington | Letter to William R. Winn | mentioned: check for a note, Bowling Green Court, Chandler | Caroline County, VA | 16 January 1874 | 5098 | 10 | 298 | |
Mary Ambler Coleman | Letter to William R. Winn | mentioned: the will of my husband, Colonel Lewis Coleman, was burned at the court house during the war. I have a copy of it written from memory by those who witnessed it; John Taylor the clerk of Hanover County said it must go to you to be recorded, please advise so I may transfer property legally | Hanover County, VA | 2 February 1874 | 5098 | 21 | 298 | |
Chiswell W. Dabney | Letter to William R. Winn | mentioned: Judge Nowlin; Governor Smith's; Superintendent of Public Buildings; his daughter | Pittsylvania County, VA | 7 January 1874 | 5098 | 2 | 298 | |
Richard H. Stinton | Newspaper article about Stinton | microfilmed out of sequence should follow frame 59 on reel 298 | ca. ca. 1874 | 5098 | 69 | 298 | ||
Wyndham Robertson | Order to Samuel M. Price | an order for: wrapper flannel, school girl's Balmoral skirt; suspenders; a shirt, buttons, gloves | Abingdon, VA | 9 October 1874 | 5098 | 90 | 298 | |
C. H. Lee, Attorney | Report on the title by the Corporation of Leesburg to the Court House lot to the Board of Supervisors of Loudoun County | opinion: Reamer's Hotel; deed of 1761, Nicholas Minor to Francis Lightfoot Lee; 1827 petition of John A. Binns & others; Act of the Legislature in 1828 | question about the legality | Leesburg, VA | ca. 1874 | 5098 | 113 | 298 |
Stephen B. Ives | Affidavit relative to the late Bacon Tait of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: suit by James F. Haley, Miss Constance R. Tait, J. C. Perkins, Bacon C. Tait, deed of trust on Tait's house in Salem | certified by Charles W. Richardson, Justice of the Peace | Salem, MA | 16 March 1875 | 5099 | 34 | 299 |
John E. Penn | Affidavit to George Palmer | affidavit , E. E. Bouldin, Attorney for Danville, Virginia | Patrick Springs was sold to William A. Burwell | Patrick Court House, VA | ca. 1875 | 5099 | 156 | 299 |
L. B. Price | Amount due on note to William R. Winn | Major Ballard | Dundee | 29 September 1875 | 5099 | 119 | 299 | |
Marshall Jewell, Postmaster General of the U.S. | Appointment of Thomas W. Beasley as Postmaster | Goochland County, VA | 8 October 1875 | 5099 | 124 | 299 | ||
Tardy & Williams et al | Contract with William Terry | debts due us from Pierce Hole | signed by George S. Palmer, acting partner, Richmond, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 20 February 1875 | 5099 | 19 | 299 |
H. P. Tayler | Henrico County, Virginia Deed of Bargain and Sale to J. H. Montague from James R. Crenshaw of New York plus misc. items | printed receipt form for State Taxes in the City of Richmond to the Richmond Glass Manufacturing Company, signed by William P. Ragland, printed form receipt for William H. Montague for Chamber of Commerce dues, 1874 | returned premium for cancelled insurance policy, signed by George E. Pickett & H. R. Baldwin | Richmond, VA | 24 April 1875 | 5099 | 47 | 299 |
William Flegenheimer | Interrogations in the case of Julius Myer vs. S. Hechinger | 24 May 1875 | 5099 | 64 | 299 | |||
Waller Redd Staples | Letter to "Dear Judge" | I will be in Wytheville | Lynchburg, VA | ca. 1875 | 5099 | 161 | 299 | |
J. Harman Brown, Office of the Register of Wills | Letter to "Dear Madam" | mentioned: pamphlets of the Conference Committee | Baltimore, MD | 26 April 1875 | 5099 | 56 | 299 | |
Skipwirth Wilmer | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: original dispatch from McKenna to Carrington, A. B. Chandler, Charles Marshall's opinion | Baltimore, MD | 3 June 1875 | 5099 | 70 | 299 | |
N. B. Meade | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: investing $8000 for me, state bonds | Winchester, VA | 9 March 1875 | 5099 | 29 | 299 | |
R. R. Williams | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: Miss Martha S. Harris, Henry King's Estate, Neal's Estate, C. P. Goodall, Messrs. Mim & Howe | Peducah, KY | 10 March 1875 | 5099 | 32 | 299 | |
John P. Tabb | Letter to A. Austin Smith | request for Smith to recommend Tabb for a Governor's appointment as Amelia County attorney for immigration, Major Boykin, Colonel and Mrs. Lewis Harvie, Mr. Blacker, chief of the British immigrants | Amelia County, VA | 19 July 1875 | 5099 | 96 | 299 | |
C. Y. Franklyn & F. Hynes | Letter to A. W. Garber | confirmation of a berth for Mr. Mackintish, if Mr. D. Wilis calls I shall do the best I can for him | British North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company | Bowling Green, NY | 22 March 1875 | 5099 | 40 | 299 |
S. P. Putnam | Letter to Aaron Jones of Richmond, Virginia | sending three copies for the Editors, a book by Mr. Tait, Mr. McKenzie | Philadelphia, PA | 9 August 1875 | 5099 | 99 | 299 | |
Thomas W. Davey | Letter to Bennett | mentioned: New Orleans in distress caused by the infamous Government inflicted upon it's inhabitants | New Orleans, LA | 21 January 1875 | 5099 | 8 | 299 | |
John B. Bachelder, printer | Letter to C. F. Johnston of Richmond, Virginia | response to inquiry about a map of troop movements during the Civil War; mentioned: an Isometrical Drawing and a Government topographical map, General Law of Alabama who commanded Hood's Division after Hood was wounded, General Longstreet | Boston, MA | 10 July 1875 | 5099 | 90 | 299 | |
Amos Merrill | Letter to Charles Lawman | Amos Merrill: born August 25, 1809 at Salisbury, Massachusetts, graduated Bowdoin College in 1834, studied for the law, moved to Tennessee in 1836 and then to Texas 1839, appointed to the Texas Supreme Court in 1867 | Galveston, TX | 5 April 1875 | 5099 | 45 | 299 | |
George F. Holmes | Letter to Charles Rutledge Whipple | response to a request for rooms for Holmes and his roommate, W. McCaw for the coming term | University of VA, Charlottesville, VA | 8 July 1875 | 5099 | 88 | 299 | |
O. S. Buxton, Doorkeeper's Department | Letter to Eppa Hunton | note sent along with a set of Reports of the Committee on the Conduct of the War, including supplementary Reports in all eight volumes for the use of the Southern Historical Society at Richmond, Virginia | Washington, DC | 25 January 1875 | 5099 | 11 | 299 | |
Edwin W. Stoughton, Dartmouth College | Letter to Franklin H. Churchill | response to an invitation to speak | Phrenological Journal copies; six pages | NY | 13 January 1875 | 5088 | 52 | 288 |
James D. Johnston | Letter to George S. Palmer | response to inquiry about insurance claims, A. A. Chapman, Mr. Compton | Pearisburg, VA | 10 September 1875 | 5099 | 110 | 299 | |
Allen B. Magruder | Letter to George S. Palmer | reference to a trip to Richmond to take the testimony of Governor Wise and others in the matter of the Boundary Line Commission between Virginia and Maryland, Governor Whyte, Isaac D. Jones, R. T. Daniel, Judge W. J. Robertson | request for patience on submitting a debt owed | Baltimore, MD | ca. 1875 | 5099 | 146 | 299 |
John S. Mosby | Letter to George S. Palmer | reference to a case against Mosby, Phil Sutton, Smith's lawyer, Major Johns | Warrenton, VA | ca. 1875 | 5099 | 151 | 299 | |
Patrick Hagan | Letter to George S. Palmer | mentioned: Abingdon, Mr. Gibbons, Messrs. Campbell & Trigg, Colonel Cummings, a claim and payment | Janesville, VA | 20 January 1875 | 5099 | 5 | 299 | |
William Terry | Letter to George S. Palmer | mentioned: meeting with you and Mr. Wilkinson, Fair Grounds, comments about the money owed to you by Wilkinson | Wytheville, VA | 31 October 1875 | 5099 | 131 | 299 | |
William H. Palmer | Letter to George S. Palmer | family letter mentions Grandfather and Grandmother, Aunt Mary and Oliver Zell, Greenmount Country, went to Norfolk to see Baines and [Grandy], leave for New York | Baltimore, MD | 7 July 1875 | 5099 | 85 | 299 | |
Jasper Stowe | Letter to George S. Palmer | regrets for missing him at a meeting in Charlotte | Din Hook, NC | 21 May 1875 | 5099 | 61 | 299 | |
D. G. Thomas | Letter to George S. Palmer of Richmond, Virginia | letter of recommendation for employment for Beverly J. Henritze | Abingdon, VA | 16 January 1875 | 5099 | 2 | 299 | |
Robert Hull | Letter to George S. Palmer of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: a book titled "Kindergarten," family inquiry about his "big baby" (possibly his daughter) over staying her welcome in Richmond | Baltimore, MD | 23 June 1875 | 5099 | 72 | 299 | |
James H. Brooks | Letter to George S. Palmer of Richmond, Virginia | remarks about Palmer helping him to return to Richmond to a situation, and why his own father is not aiding him but helping the firm of A. L. Ellett & Company and Peyton Bailey, my wife holds the mortgage on my present home and we are in the arrears, I need financial help with a new patent and my father will not help | Baltimore, MD | 3 September 1875 | 5099 | 105 | 299 | |
T. G. McCorwell | Letter to George S. Palmer of Richmond, Virginia | request for a loan of $6000, D. G. Thomas | Abingdon, VA | 8 February 1875 | 5099 | 14 | 299 | |
Chiswell W. Dabney | Letter to Guy Jackson of Goochland Court House, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Houston, Mr. Shelton, Mr. Caperton, Mr. Winston, Judge Pleasant | Ashland, VA | 1875-1876 | 5099 | 163 | 299 | |
Susie Y. Chappell | Letter to her Uncle Jerry | mentioned: father busy with his horses, Mama is trying to get good photos of each of us to send back to our Virginia family, I have finished school and Ellen, my oldest sister is in school, Nettie is the youngest and loved by all; Papa's pet, love to Aunt Mary | Columbus, TN | 26 September 1875 | 5099 | 116 | 299 | |
C. Dabney | Letter to Isaac H. Carrington | Joseph M. Terry requested your opinion on a recent case decided in Pittsylvania Circuit Court, mentioned: Floyd Tanner died Oct. 1863, Sheriff C. D. Bennett, widow Elizabeth R. Tanner, Sheriff James H. Collie, Joseph D, Blair, Garrett N. Lucy and wife, Commissioner Neal, William T. Stamps, Asa L. Stamps, Judge A. D. Dickinson, William Hunt, Thomas E. Parkinson, McAden, Dr. Terry, Henry T. Parrish, John W. Wilson of Prince Edward County | Pittsylvania Court House, VA | 9 November 1875 | 5099 | 140 | 299 | |
J. F. Williams | Letter to John M. Allan | mentioned: plants that arrived were dead upon arrival, please send more, Magnolia, Elm, Black Currant | Amherst County, VA | 13 October 1875 | 5099 | 126 | 299 | |
William C. Hall, minister | Letter to Julian ? | mentioned: Eastern Shore, (possibly a letter with words of wisdom to his nephew in college), Aunt Eliza, Hollins Institute | Gold Hill, James City County, VA | 13 September 1875 | 5099 | 113 | 299 | |
Augustus E. Maxwell | Letter to L.J. Beall of Richmond, Virginia | response to Beall's inquiry about the sale of his property in Pensacola, since Mr. Mallory's death land prices have gone down here in Florida | Pensacola, FL | 29 October 1875 | 5099 | 129 | 299 | |
J. G. Mason | Letter to Miles Cary of Richmond, Virginia | a claim about an annuity: Mr. Schooler, L. Catlett & Frances A. Catlett | Fredericksburg, VA | 24 March 1875 | 5099 | 42 | 299 | |
Marion Minnegerode | Letter to Mr. Powell of the Richmond Seminary | comments about erecting monuments to departed heroes | Richmond, VA | 8 November 1875 | 5099 | 137 | 299 | |
H. W. Bransford, City Attorney's opinion | Letter to N. A. Eubank | reference to the "Spring Lot" at the northeast corner to 4th and Maury Streets, James Pleasant surveyed in Oct. 1859 for executors of Joseph Marx (Plat Book #1), reserved for common use of the spring water | Manchester, VA | 5 November 1875 | 5099 | 134 | 299 | |
William G, Henderson | Letter to P. H. Starke | enclosed bill for research with reference to the suit of Mr. Watt against you for infringement of his patent for his plow | Washington, DC | 26 August 1875 | 5099 | 102 | 299 | |
B. Sears, Trustee of the Peabody Education Fund | Letter to Prof. ? | mentioned: Nashville, Philadelphia, Board of Trustees, Principal of a school | Staunton, VA | 17 May 1875 | 5099 | 58 | 299 | |
Chastain White | Letter to T. Atkinson | Richmond, VA | 3 March 1875 | 5099 | 27 | 299 | ||
Franklin Doswell | Letter to William R. Winn | request for information about my share of the distribution of the King Estate | Jacksonport, AR | 16 February 1875 | 5099 | 17 | 299 | |
Hopkins Hull and A. [Kinson] | Memo of claim against Carr and Poindexter | mentioned: E. Barksdale (two notes), fraudulent conveyance of land, Chancery suit, Wood [Bouldin, Jr.], T. Bass, Lanier, Cushing and Bailey's claim | faded | Baltimore, MD | 17 July 1875 | 5099 | 93 | 299 |
Stephen Hunter | Memorandum of Agreement between Stephen Hunter and E. S. Pendleton | mentioned: auction of property on corner of 9th and Grace Street known as the Monument Hotel, James L. Apperson, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer | auction advertisement flyer included from William Green and A. L. Boulware, Special Commissioners | Richmond, VA | 28 May 1875 | 5099 | 67 | 299 |
John Dunlop | Note of agreement filed in case of Brown guardian etc. & Richard Cawthorne etc. | mentioned: Charles McGruder executor of James Kinnaird loaned his infant guardians money and is liable for its payment to the legacies, lists many court case decisions | Albert Hurlden and Ellen Hurlden, infants represented by counsel | VA | 6 June 1875 | 5099 | 75 | 299 |
James A. Seddon | Payment on account to Hudgins Gordon & Company | Sabat Hill | 5 October 1875 | 5099 | 122 | 299 | ||
Alexander Q. Holladay | Testimony to Directors of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum | testimony in behalf of Dr. Robert G. Cabell for Superintendent of the Asylum | Henrico County, VA | 10 November 1875 | 5099 | 143 | 299 | |
B. M. Wailes | to John G. Spotts | mentioned: Capt. Paul, a debt, deed of trust, pastoral engagements, Robert Allen, your debt to me | Nelson County, VA | 23 February 1875 | 5099 | 22 | 299 | |
J. B. Young | Affidavit for Gustavus G. Carter | mentioned: property in Henrico County, George Walker, Maryb C, Powell, Mrs. Blanchet Drewey | Henrico County, VA | 5 December 1876 | 5100 | 140 | 300 | |
Emily A. Chapman | Check to Philip J. Wright of Richmond, Virginia | cheque on the Merchants Bank of Canada | Switzerland | 18 February 1876 | 5100 | 50 | 300 | |
Robert F. Baldwin | Cover letter to John B. Bigger | cover letter for the list of all officers and employees and their salaries | Western Lunatic Asylum letterhead | Staunton, VA | 23 December 1876 | 5100 | 153 | 300 |
George C. Caughlin | Deed to ? | grantor is Mr. Cauglin and the grantee is missing | East Hammonton, NJ | ca. 1876 | 5100 | 158 | 300 | |
George F. Maynard & et al | Deed to Peter W. Grubb et al of Richmond, Virginia | Sallie V. Maynard, William W. Parker, estate of Stafford H. Parker | recorded in Chancery Court of Richmond City | San Francisco, CA | 22 January 1876 | 5100 | 20 | 300 |
Tom | Letter to "Dear Brother Austin" | mentioned: scarcely had time to eat or sleep for we are in the middle of a Yellow Fever Epidemic, Miss Myers, 7000 people have left the city | Savannah, GA | 11 September 1876 | 5100 | 116 | 300 | |
William F. Gordon | Letter to "Dear Captain" | mentioned: organization of the county, Captain Murray, Hancock and George D. Wise, election | Louisa County, VA | 16 August 1876 | 5100 | 110 | 300 | |
L. F. Bennett | Letter to "Dear Morton" | mentioned: movement of the railroads, "Sheldon Mail," "Sioux City Journal," Columbus, Nebraska, Black Hills, Puget Sound, Boone, Iowa, coal fields of Iowa, Dakotas, price of land near Sheldon names of our lawyers: O. M. Barrett from Hannibal, Oswego County, New York, Charley Allen form Ohio, D. A. W. Perkins of Massachusetts, Augustus, wheat, grasshopper | Sheldon, IO | 20 February 1876 | 5100 | 52 | 300 | |
C. B. Bryant | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: Callaway's Committee vs. Hariston, case delayed because some of the evidence has to be procured form the state of Mississippi | Martinsville, VA | 14 November 1876 | 5100 | 127 | 300 | |
R. K. Meade | Letter to "Dear Sir" | mentioned: written to Miss Laws asking her to renew my note | Charlottesville, VA | 19 December 1876 | 5100 | 151 | 300 | |
E. P. Phelps | Letter to "Dear Uncle Allan" | "I start today for Indiana to stump for Hayes" Judge Chambers, Jane | Washington, DC | 11 August 1876 | 5100 | 107 | 300 | |
W. Brown | Letter to "My dear Father" | a letter full of distress, mentioned: Jacksonville and Cedar Keys, schools | very faded | Marlin, TX | 9 September 1876 | 5100 | 113 | 300 |
Richard Nugent | Letter to "My Dear Sir" | mentioned: Mr. D. J. Rhodes of Brashear City owes me $5000, 12,000 Negro troops arrived here from Texas, my last sister died | New Orleans, LA | 1876-1877 | 5100 | 167 | 300 | |
J. M. Catlett | Letter to "My dear Sir" | comments about the Republican Convention being held in Leesburg, Virginia | Catletts, VA | 13 June 1876 | 5100 | 93 | 300 | |
Isaac D. Jones | Letter to ? | mentioned: Major Duffield and Judge Ould, General Wise, agitation in South Carolina, legislation about the Maryland Virginia boundary line, map of the 1730's illustrating the agreement between Lord Baltimore and sons of Pennsylvania | Baltimore, MD | 21 February 1876 | 5100 | 55 | 300 | |
M. Wray | Letter to A. Austin Smith | "I delivered your message to Charley" | Norfolk, VA | 7 February 1876 | 5100 | 43 | 300 | |
J. A. Sadler | Letter to Benjamin H. Hill | mentioned: Blaine's attack on , Mr. Jeff Davis, Colonel William Johnston, Governor Vance | Charlotte, NC | 27 January 1876 | 5100 | 24 | 300 | |
Blanton Duncan | Letter to Benjamin H. Hill | mentioned: Mr. Tilden, another Civil War | Louisville, KY | 19 December 1876 | 5100 | 137 | 300 | |
J. McQueen Ould | Letter to Benjamin H. Hill of Georgia | remarks about a speech that Mr. Hill made, "I fought faithfully through the war, sir, with a patriots hope big in my bosom and wept bitter tears at Appomattox" | Orange County, FL | 31 January 1876 | 5100 | 30 | 300 | |
William F. Gordon | Letter to Charles P. Ramsdall, Judge | Mr. J. W. Carpenter wishes to be summed for jury duty | Louisa, VA | 1 October 1876 | 5100 | 122 | 300 | |
Benjamin H. Rutledge | Letter to Charles R. Whipple | mentioned: politics, a book plate, Andrew Rutledge | letterhead Rutledge & Young Counselors at Law | Charleston, SC | 25 November 1876 | 5100 | 122 | 300 |
James D. Brady | Letter to D. W. Bohannon | request for Bohannon to attend the Republican Central Committee to be held in Richmond, Virginia on July 11, 1876 at the Custom House | Portsmouth, VA | 27 June 1876 | 5100 | 95 | 300 | |
Jacob Abbott | Letter to Edward Denham | request for a copy of his address | Farmington, ME | 2 March 1876 | 5100 | 58 | 300 | |
W. C. Knight | Letter to George Haw | mentioned: Mr. G. Watt | letterhead of Richmond Stove Company | Richmond, VA | 15 May 1876 | 5100 | 89 | 300 |
Benjamin W. Lacy | Letter to George L. Christian | Case of Washington & Slaughter | House of Delegates, Richmond, VA | 15 March 1876 | 5100 | 67 | 300 | |
William F. Briggs | Letter to George S. Bernard | mentioned: insurance claim, Mr. Robinson, Mr. E. C. Land | Hicksford, VA | 22 November 1876 | 5100 | 130 | 300 | |
Collier & Budd | Letter to George S. Bernard of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Stiles | Petersburg, VA | 27 December 1876 | 5100 | 155 | 300 | |
John A. Chandler | Letter to George S. Palmer | mentioned: Mr. Washington, interest on a note, sale of property, "Old Granny Roots," Dr. Boulware, interest on the Shelton note | 21 January 1876 | 5100 | 17 | 300 | ||
Louise Pollack | Letter to George Warren | mentioned: an advertisement and the "Science of the New Education" | 28 July 1876 | 5100 | 102 | 300 | ||
Abram Woolever | Letter to J. C. Bates | discussion of a remedy for the poor circulation in the Harrisburg State House and how it might improve the ventilation in Richmond's Capitol | Harrisburg, PA | 19 April 1876 | 5100 | 74 | 300 | |
Henry C. Kelsey | Letter to J. D. McIntire of Richmond, Virginia | tax owed on premiums to the State of New Jersey | Trenton, NJ | 8 March 1876 | 5100 | 63 | 300 | |
A. C. Houston | Letter to Jackson Guy | request for a deposition, Goochland Court House, Virginia, delay of a case, C. W. Dabney, Shelton | from author's "An Incestuous Alliance, 1891" | Union, WV | 20 January 1876 | 5100 | 14 | 300 |
J. M. Edmunds | Letter to James D. Brady of Portsmouth, Virginia | mentioned: 500 assorted documents to be sent to your committee for distribution | includes reply by James D. Brady; letterhead of Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee | Washington, DC | 16 September 1876 | 5100 | 119 | 300 |
Joseph M. Toner | Letter to John Dove | mentioned: Dr. J. L. Cabell. Dr. James Henderson, Dr. Joseph Clark | comments about a Medical Biography Paper to be presented at the International Medical Congress to be held in Philadelphia; a request for input on the deceased physicians that practiced in Virginia from 1776 to 1876 | Washington, DC | 2 May 1876 | 5100 | 82 | 300 |
Harvey Black, M.D., Eastern Lunatic Asylum | Letter to John Dove of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: comments about his son, Dr. John Dove, Jr. a patient at the asylum | Williamsburg, VA | 4 February 1876 | 5100 | 35 | 300 | |
Theo Brace | Letter to John Hunter | mentioned: Mr. Michie and a compromise about the Michie Trust Deed, Mr. Vest | Paris, MO | 5 February 1876 | 5100 | 40 | 300 | |
R. R. Simpson | Letter to John Hunter, Jr. of Louisa Court House, Virginia | regrets that he was not able to make the hunt because he was ill, dental work, Miss Nannie Tunstall, Lizzie Edmunds, Miss Millie Edmunds, Barksdale, Miss Millie Carrington, Petersburg | Exchange Hotel | Richmond, VA | 8 December 1876 | 5100 | 142 | 300 |
Francis C. Osborne | Letter to John Latouche | "please send samples of English diagonal black cloth suitable for a frock coat and vest" | Hagerstown, MD | 9 August 1876 | 5100 | 105 | 300 | |
Harvey Terry | Letter to John S. Wise | enclosed a power of attorney sent to me by our friend, Hugh Nelson of Franklin County, Virginia, ask Mr. Garnett to go bond on this and return to Hugh Nelson at Rocky Mount, Virginia | Columbia, SC | 29 June 1876 | 5100 | 97 | 300 | |
John S. Wise | Letter to L. J. Harvey | sorry I missed you, Evans and Courtney are willing to discount 8% from what is due their clients | Richmond, VA | 11 March 1876 | 5100 | 65 | 300 | |
Samuel V. Niles | Letter to Messrs. Morton & Giddings of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: case of Richard Servants, Mr. Bagley, power of attorney to sell the scrip | Washington, DC | 8 May 1876 | 5100 | 86 | 300 | |
Roger Gregory | Letter to Mr. Young | mentioned: Mr. Willery, Mr. Stearn, Marengo, hay, corn, rent | Elsing Green, King William County, VA | 1 January 1876 | 5100 | 2 | 300 | |
John Lee Carroll | Letter to Nicol & Company | comments about a shipment of china | Annapolis, MD | 20 April 1876 | 5100 | 79 | 300 | |
Harvey Black, M.D., Eastern Lunatic Asylum | Letter to Philip J. Wright | comments about Miss Sarah E. Wright | Williamsburg, VA | 5 February 1876 | 5100 | 38 | 300 | |
Henry Lylburn | Letter to Philip J. Wright | "I do not wish to purchase any of the Richmond and Potomac Stock" | Philadelphia, PA | 15 January 1876 | 5100 | 12 | 300 | |
E. S. Gregory | Letter to Philip J. Wright | "Dear Uncle Phil" note about a debt | Petersburg, VA | 14 February 1876 | 5100 | 45 | 300 | |
M. A. Harris | Letter to Philip J. Wright | how are railroad bonds selling? | Black Walnut, VA | 30 March 1876 | 5100 | 69 | 300 | |
Luis de Potestad | Letter to Philip J. Wright of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: the English bill, order of Miss Chapman, Switzerland, England | Washington, DC | 8-10 January 1876 | 5100 | 5 | 300 | |
E. B. Britt | Letter to W. F. C. Gregory of Petersburg, Virginia | "We wish to have you here for a rally near Suffolk, there will be a large number of negroes and you can do more to influence them" | letterhead of Singleton & Company, Oysters, 1874 Suffolk Map included | Suffolk, VA | 23 October 1876 | 5100 | 124 | 300 |
George W. Jacoby | Letter to W. F. Giddings of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Centennial Exhibition | letterhead of Keys Steam Marble Works | Philadelphia, PA | 8 June 1876 | 5100 | 91 | 300 |
James R. Thorton | Letter to Whittle & Shepperson | mentioned: Professor L. L. Holladay of Hampden Sidney College and his school catalog, possibility of including my school's catalog along with his | Worsham, Prince Edward County, VA | 2 March 1876 | 5100 | 60 | 300 | |
Herbert H. Hawes | Letter to Whittle & Shepperson | request for the cost of printing a pamphlet for "The Abraham Covenant" | Farmville, VA | 14 April 1876 | 5100 | 71 | 300 | |
Frank V. Winston | Letter to Wililam R. Winn | "what has become of the McChesney matter?" just saw Anderson and he is willing to foreclose | Louisa Court House, VA | 17 February 1876 | 5100 | 48 | 300 | |
Joseph Bryan | Letter to William E. Nye | mentioned: Francis T. Wooton is not indebted to the Powhatan Phosphate Company | Richmond, VA | 13 December 1876 | 5100 | 145 | 300 | |
Thomas M. Welch | Letter to William E. Nye | mentioned: a negro named John Buchanan, fertilizer, balance on an account | Flippo's | Caroline County, VA | 3 December 1876 | 5100 | 137 | 300 |
William R. Taliaferro | Letter to William E. Nye | mentioned: garnished summons, Powhatan Company | Orange County Court House, VA | 2 December 1876 | 5100 | 135 | 300 | |
David T. Ansted | Notes on an exhibition of minerals, especially Imboden's "Office of Virginia Land" | John Daniel Imboden | VA | ca. 1876 | 5100 | 1610 | 300 | |
James N. Tyner | Notice of establishment of a post office at Doswell, Fluvanna County, Virginia | Mrs. Catharine Ray, postmaster | Washington, DC | 1 February 1876 | 5100 | 33 | 300 | |
E. D. E. N. Southworth | Page of a manuscript to Edward Denham | Yonkers, NY | 8 January 1876 | 5100 | 10 | 300 | ||
John H. Elder | Payment to ? | payment on a picture frame | Richmond, VA | 21 January 1876 | 5100 | 27 | 300 | |
Judge Lane | Rough notes about Patrick Henry's farm, Roundabout | written in the margins of "An Open Letter to the People"; including sketches of buildings | Louisa Court House, VA | ca. 1876 | 5100 | 164 | 300 | |
University of Virginia | Virginia diploma and law school certificate to Charles Rutledge Whipple | signed by James F. Harrison, Stephen Valentine Southall, William Wertbaker | Charlottesville, VA | 29 June 1876 | 5100 | 99 | 300 | |
Virginia General Assembly, House of Delegates | Certificates of membership | Roger Gregory of King William County; Peter Carter of Northampton County; J. R. Ross of Buckingham County; Waddy T. James of Franklin County; George Walker of Northumberland County; William Lovenstein; | Richmond, VA | 1877-1885 | 5101 | 135 | 301 | |
James L. Kemper | Communication from the Governor | in reference to appointment of the Board of Visitors to Mt. Vernon to the General Assembly | Richmond, VA | 6 March 1877 | 5101 | 27 | 301 | |
Virginius Dabney | Letter to "Jimmie" | comments about a safe place to keep bonds | NY and Middleburg, VA | 1877-1878 | 5101 | 123 | 301 | |
Alexander Q. Holladay | Letter to "My dearest wife" | note that mentions talking to the President and conferring with the Secretary of State; things look more favorable | Washington, DC | 9 May 1877 | 5101 | 52 | 301 | |
Wendell Phillips | Letter to ? | mentioned: a lecture, Springfield or Rutland | proponent of abolition | 20 October 1877 | 5101 | 84 | 301 | |
John H. Nash | Letter to A. Bargamin of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Miss Virginia [Guyot] executor of the estate of Mary Richard, Mr. R. Y Vaughn, waiting for payment of Nash's claim on the estate | Norfolk, VA | 26 September 1877 | 5101 | 74 | 301 | |
W. J. Riley | Letter to Alexander Q. Holladay of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: concern over the appointment of Elizabeth Van Lew as postmaster, spoke to the President, Judge Hughes | Washington, DC | 20 April 1877 | 5101 | 44 | 301 | |
James L. Kemper | Letter to Asa Rogers | questions about the illegal funding of bonds | letterhead of Governor | Richmond, VA | 8 December 1877 | 5101 | 110 | 301 |
Ella W. Rutherfoord | Letter to B. T. Archer | 1877-1878 | 5101 | 128 | 301 | |||
Thomas A. Emmet | Letter to C. F. Johnston | "I will give you fair dollars for the five hundred dollar note of the Confederate Government in Montgomery 1861" | NY | 17 March 1877 | 5101 | 33 | 301 | |
James William Blanks | Letter to C. W. Thorn & Company | note about paying off a note for Mrs. I. F. Blanks | Clarksville, VA | 14 May 1877 | 5101 | 55 | 301 | |
Richmond Stove Company | Letter to D. Duncan, Randolph Macon College, Ashland, Virginia | request to pay an account | James A. Duncan's reply to the Richmond Stove Company telling them to refer the account to Dr. Bennett | Richmond, VA | 1 August 1877 | 5101 | 65 | 301 |
Charles E. Taylor | Letter to Dickinson & Chewning of Richmond, Virginia | please renew the note at State Bank for Pritchard Estate | Wake Forest College, NC | 22 June 1877 | 5101 | 59 | 301 | |
R. M. T. Hunter | Letter to Governor James L Kemper | response to the Governor Kemper's questions about illegal bonds, mentioned: General Rogers, Mr. Morrison | enclosed in : 11 December 1877, Kemper to the Virginia General Assembly | Richmond, VA | 8 December 1877 | 5101 | 103 | 301 |
Hiram Sibley | Letter to his son | mentioned: Isaac Sherman, Mr. Branch and Mr. Scott, Mr. Davis, Petersburg Rail Road, bonds and receivership | Rochester, NY | 16 March 1877 | 5101 | 31 | 301 | |
Scott Ship | Letter to I. Sprigg Campbell | response to a request for preparing an article for the "Engineer" | Lexington, VA | 28 April 1877 | 5101 | 49 | 301 | |
Asa Rogers | Letter to James L. Kemper | response to the Governor's question about illegal bond funding | Richmond, VA | 10 December 1877 | 5101 | 113 | 301 | |
William R. Johnson | Letter to James W. Gibson of Richmond, Virginia | please present these noted to Charles McDonald of Butte County | WV | 28 March 1877 | 5101 | 35 | 301 | |
R. S. Chamberlayne | Letter to John B. Davis | Mr. Lewis reports six men are worming peach trees, four hauling manure, five repairing road, trashing peas and cleaning weeds out of the park, Mr. George and Mr. Z at the Canning House, Gould Hill wagon brought extra flour and carried back from store some goods and your wine out of sideboard upstairs | letterhead of Lester Manor Canning Est. | King William County, VA | 10 October 1877 | 5101 | 79 | 301 |
Leroy M. Lee | Letter to John Bell Bigger | request for possible employment for R. B. Banks, his son-in-law | Lynchburg, VA | 19 November 1877 | 5101 | 90 | 301 | |
R. S. Ryland | Letter to John Bell Bigger | request for a committee clerk position for his friend | King William County, VA | 27 November 1877 | 5101 | 93 | 301 | |
F. M. McMillan | Letter to John Bell Bigger , Clerk of the House of Delegates | request for a right hand seat in the chamber | Stanardsville, VA | 16 November 1877 | 5101 | 87 | 301 | |
A. C. Willcox | Letter to John Latouche | request for samples of material to have a overcoat made | Willcox Warf, Charles City County, VA | 20 November 1877 | 5101 | 96 | 301 | |
L. J. Bossieux | Letter to John Latouche | disappointed that Latouche can not pay | Hot Springs, Bath County, VA | 27 August 1877 | 5101 | 70 | 301 | |
James A. Seddon | Letter to John Latouche of Richmond, Virginia | thank you for the box of clothes | Sabot Hill, VA | 24 September 1877 | 5101 | 72 | 301 | |
L. D. Isbell | Letter to Marshall M. Gilliam | mentioned: Charles H. Sackett, Stephen A. Glover of Buckingham County, Virginia and his claim for collection by suit, the court house burned while the suit was appealed and all records were lost. George D. Saunders represented the defense | letterhead of the Judge of County Court of Chariton County | Keyesville, MO | 5 March 1877 | 5101 | 24 | 301 |
John B. Gary | Letter to Marshall M. Gillian | mentioned: R. H. Gillian, Michael Jones' old debt | Buckingham Court House, VA | 11 August 1877 | 5101 | 68 | 301 | |
William M. Brown | Letter to Miss. V. Snyder | response to a question about the will of John Washington; mentioned: Betty Ann, Nancy, Nathaniel, Mary, John, Baily, and Lawrence Washington | King George Court House, VA | 23 April 1877 | 5101 | 47 | 301 | |
Paul S. Carrington | Letter to Mother and Brother | mentioned: Will, Uncle Isaac, money hard to get, Mecklenburg County | Richmond, VA | 30 June 1877 | 5101 | 61 | 301 | |
James L. Kemper | Letter to R. M. T. Hunter, Treasurer | request for answers about your knowledge of the illegal refunding of State Bonds | Richmond, VA | 8 December 1877 | 5101 | 100 | 301 | |
Martin M. Lipscomb | Letter to Rutherford B. Hayes, President Elect of the U.S. | long rambling letter complaining about the appointment of Elizabeth Van Lew to the postmaster and appealing to Hayes inner soul for courage to remove the "bad Men" who surround him. PS. Lipscomb has the letter published for fear that it will never reach Hayes desk | Richmond, VA | 19 February 1877 | 5101 | 10 | 301 | |
James Beale | Letter to S. Bassett French | positive response to an invitation to attend "a delicate and important trust" | 10 October 1877 | 5101 | 77 | 301 | ||
Joseph A. Bailly from his studio | Letter to S. Bassett French | the sketch has been prepared and I am coming to Richmond with it | Philadelphia, PA | 17 October 1877 | 5101 | 81 | 301 | |
John H. Worsham & company | Letter to Spotts & Gibson | "Mud everywhere" lumber houses were raised off pillars. S. C. Tilman, T. S. Coles; remarks about the 1877 flood on the James River | Scottsville, VA | 3 December 1877 | 5101 | 98 | 301 | |
James L. Kemper | Letter to the Virginia General Assembly Senate & House of Delegates | mentioned: Judge Edward H. Fitzhugh, Governor William Smith, J. M. Bennett, Alexandria Government, Governor Pierpont, William F. Taylor, Colonel L. R. Smoot, James McDonald; copies of correspondence in reference to the $1000 in gold that Kemper received in 1865 and his desire to return it to the State of Virginia | Richmond, VA | 27 February 1877 | 5101 | 15 | 301 | |
William M. Fontaine | Letter to William Wirt Henry (My dear cousin) | extensive lineage description of George Dabney Winston, oldest son of Judge Edmund Winston & Dorothea Spotswood Henry , daughter of Patrick Henry and his second wife | Reidsville, NC | 10 April 1877 | 5101 | 37 | 301 | |
Thomas King | Petitions in reference to the educating of the deaf and dumb; the Honorable Mr. Letcher of Rockbridge County, Virginia | Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution at Staunton, Virginia; referred to the Committee on Asylums & prisons | copy of letter addressed to Messrs. Hurt, Edmunds, & Stovall King is the father of two mutes | Halifax County, VA | 26 January 1877 | 5101 | 5 | 301 |
Wickham, Williams, Carter & others | Recommendation of John W. Poindexter for a position in the Postmaster's Office to W. W. Forbes | signed by H. T. Wickham, Thomas S. Atkins, Lunsford L. Lewis, B. W. Hoxsey, John R. Popham, Robert W. Hughes | Richmond, VA | ca. May 1877 | 5101 | 57 | 301 | |
Virginia General Assembly, Senate | Requisition for furniture for the Senate Chambers to the Superintendent of Public Buildings | Judge Thomas on the reverse: letter of Governor James L. Kemper with recommendation, signed twice | signatures of Shelton C. Davis, S. H. Boykins | Richmond, VA | 11 January 1877 | 5101 | 2 | 301 |
James L. Kemper | Response to the Virginia General Assembly | Governor's response to the General Assembly about the illegal bond funding | Richmond, VA | 11 December 1877 | 5101 | 116 | 301 | |
Alexander Meyrowitz | Study | of the variations in meaning of the Hebrew verb "rendered in English by tarry, delay, linger, to be slack" | University of MO, Columbia, MO | ca. 1877 | 5101 | 118 | 301 | |
B. F. Ficklin | Letter to "Dear Colonel" | advises against sending young men to this area | 12 June 1878 | 5101 | 181 | 301 | ||
William Henry Taylor, Virginia State Chemist | Analysis of Fertilizers made for the Commission of Agriculture | Thirty-five names of fertilizer, by whom made, where manufactured, price, and the amounts of moisture, phosphoric acid, potash, soda, ammonia, silica | ca. September 1878 | 5101 | 192 | 301 | ||
Daniel E. Pollard | Letter to "Dear Marshall" | response to a request for a bill for house 42 x 18 above and below with a 10 foot hall; you can get the sash with glass and doors and flooring ready made cheaper that I can make them | Buckingham, VA | 1 October 1878 | 5101 | 194 | 301 | |
Judge F. R. Farrar | Letter to ? | meeting of Phoenix Lodge, lecture :" Lights and Shadows on the Story of Life," A scene form the life of county court lawyer, "The Halifax Overseer and His Wife," sale of tickets | outline of program and Judge Farrar's response | Beatonsville, Amelia County, VA | 18 January 1878 | 5101 | 148 | 301 |
Wyndham Robertson | Letter to Dr. F. D. Cunningham of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Hemorrhage and blistering, Iodide of Potash, request for further treatment, description of an eye problem and the Doctor's instructions | Buena Vista, VA | 8 January 1878 | 5101 | 145 | 301 | |
Thomas S. Martin | Letter to Francis H. McGuire | comments about M. Millhiser & Company vs. L. H. Brown | Scottsville, VA | 10 April 1878 | 5101 | 166 | 301 | |
T. J. Gillett | Letter to Francis J. Duke of Richmond, Virginia | response to a request to change the meeting place from Odd Fellows Hall corner of Mayo and Franklin Streets to Levy's Hall corner of Main and 11th Street is granted | letterhead of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, "Most Worthy Grand Master" | Danville, VA | 5 June 1878 | 5101 | 173 | 301 |
Sam Henry | Letter to Franklin Davis of Richmond, Virginia | response to a request for an opinion about Mr. Wilson's work and personal back ground | Gadsden, AL | 25 March 1878 | 5101 | 163 | 301 | |
George Esterly | Letter to Frederick W. M. Holladay | enclosed find circulars out lining an act to secure the employment of the unemployed and also to aid suitable persons in securing homesteads on Government Land | letterhead "Seeder & Cultivator Combined" | Whitewater, WI | ca. January 1878 | 5101 | 152 | 301 |
G. Spriggs Campbell | Letter to G. W. | mentioned: Ida's wedding; "my experience down here could be worked into a novel (some of the social and political combinations of this winter exceed anything I have ever known) | letterhead of St. Charles Hotel, Rivers and Longsdale | New Orleans, LA | 25 April 1878 | 5101 | 168 | 301 |
George C. Rives | Letter to Honorable E. R. Watson | suggestions and opinions for moving the case of Davis vs. Farish et. al. along speedily"; object to all introduction of all testimony as to the value of the negroes; parties contracted in reference to a payment in Confederate Money, refer to Gould's Pleading | letterhead United States District Court | Galveston, TX | 11 June 1878 | 5101 | 175 | 301 |
F. H. Cobb | Letter to J. Binswinger, President Richmond Granite Company | mentioned: specifications and tracings of the drawings | letterhead of Engineer's Office, U. S. Capitol Grounds | Washington, DC | 24 October 1878 | 5101 | 197 | 301 |
F. R. Farrar | Letter to James A. Eggleston | mentioned: Mr. Henry Rowlett has been to see me in regard to his indebtedness; he proposes giving up 225 acres of his 300 acres rather than go into bankruptcy | Beatonville, Amelia County, VA | 12 August 1878 | 5101 | 188 | 301 | |
R. G. Roberts | Letter to James Dupuy | mentioned: Mrs. Mc[Klein] and her daughter, Mrs. Gaylord are absolutely destitute | ca. August 1878 | 5101 | 186 | 301 | ||
R. D. Lilley | Letter to John Echol, Trustee of Washington and Lee, Lexington, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. McCormick, telescope, promotion of science, Washington and Lee, I fear it will go to Princeton, funds to found an observatory in Virginia | NY and Richmond, VA | 9 February 1878 | 5101 | 155 | 301 | |
John Neely et. al. | Letter to Messrs. Franklin, Davis & Company | recommendation for Mr. William W. White of this county | Accomack Court House, VA | 10 September 1878 | 5101 | 190 | 301 | |
E. H. Smith | Letter to Messrs. Goddin, Wassen & Company | mentioned: interest on a note, sending wheat to market, real owner of the house on Clay and 4th Street | Village View, Dinwiddie County, VA | 22 July 1878 | 5101 | 184 | 301 | |
Robert M. R. Hunter | Letter to the Committee on Finance of the Virginia House of Delegates | mentioned: Mr. Newman's salary has been stricken for the appropriation bill in the Senate, you have added to the responsibilities of this office while cutting one our four employees. we need him | letterhead of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Treasurer's Office | Richmond, VA | 9 March 1878 | 5101 | 160 | 301 |
John Echols | Letter to William C. Wickham of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: his brother-in-law, Gilbert R. Firth and his model for the proposed statue of General Lee (which he proposes to submit in the competition with others) | Staunton, VA | 12 November 1878 | 5101 | 200 | 301 | |
R. R. Bagby | Letter to William R. Winn | mentioned: agreement with Colonel Edwin Shelton is in writing, hands of the executors | Washington, DC | 25 May 1878 | 5101 | 171 | 301 | |
Lewis Wallace | Commission to J. E. Price, Captain in the Shakespeare Militia Company Grant County | New Mexico | 25 August 1879 | 5102 | 33 | 302 | ||
W. Ficklin | Letter to "Dear Colonel" | mentioned: daughters of Colonel John Slaughter, Mr. Dickinson, wheat crop, Dick's Loudoun County, little brother Fitz | Belmont | ca. 1879 | 5102 | 52 | 302 | |
Martin V. Calvin | Letter to "Gentlemen" | mentioned: General Lee's speech, General Toombs | Augusta, GA | 26 April 1879 | 5102 | 17 | 302 | |
Letter to "My Dear Sister" | mentioned: Kru{ ?] and Hurndon failed for one hundred and ninety thousand dollars, try to keep your house, Bertha, Parna, Bert, Charley | New Orleans, LA | 28 April 1879 | 5102 | 19 | 302 | ||
John W. Cameron | Letter to J. C. Dame of Richmond, Virginia | "I will not be connected with the Jordan Alum Springs again and sincerely wish I had never had any connection with them" | letterhead of Pulaski House | Savannah, GA | 28 March 1879 | 5102 | 13 | 302 |
F. Mangold | Letter to J[ohn] (John) William Jones | mentioned: "Personal Reminiscences of General R. E. Lee," Taylor, Four Years with Lee," and "Siege of Savannah," General Humphrey , Red River Campaign, book seller and price list, desire to visit America | Berlin, Germany | 12 July 1879 | 5102 | 22 | 302 | |
Letter to James B. Williams of Lynchburg, Virginia | mentioned: a gentleman who wishes to remain unknown would like to help R. J. Wright with his mortgage | Richmond, VA | ca. August 1879 | 5102 | 35 | 302 | ||
H. R. Thurber | Letter to John B. Davis | mentioned: canned goods, especially tomatoes and peas, tomatoes crop in New Jersey very good | letterhead of West Broadway, Reade & Hudson Sts. | NY | 15 August 1879 | 5102 | 30 | 302 |
Stephen B. Elkins | Letter to John B. Davis | mentioned: Mr. Collins; Washington, DC; Hallie | NY | 30 March 1879 | 5102 | 15 | 302 | |
Thomas S. Daniel | Letter to P. B. Starke | note to accompany a petition (not included) requesting that the no fence law be repealed | Edmunds Store, VA | 25 February 1879 | 5102 | 9 | 302 | |
William E. Cameron | Letter to R. Shaw of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: annual pass over your road | Petersburg, VA | 1 January 1879 | 5102 | 2 | 302 | |
Baskerville and Walker | Letter to Spotts & Gibson | response to a debt collection, mentioned: E. H. Umbarger, Treasurer of Wythe County | VA | 28 July 1879 | 5102 | 23 | 302 | |
Duke & Duke | Letter to Spotts & Gibson | mentioned: note of Mrs. Bococks, claim against McAllister | Charlottesville, VA | 10 November 1879 | 5102 | 40 | 302 | |
E. W. Timberlake | Letter to Spotts & Gibson | mentioned: property of J. C. Kearny | Louisburg, NC | 15 November 1879 | 5102 | 43 | 302 | |
John B. Moon | Letter to Spotts & Gibson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Mr. Worsham, I found nearly every account was out of date, waiting to hear | Scottsville, VA | 25 November 1879 | 5102 | 45 | 302 | |
R. A. Ayers | Letter to Spotts & Gibson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: I have not yet sued on claim vs. Ham[blen] and Orr, they have carried away a drove of hogs and should pay you | Estillville, Scott County, VA | 7 November 1879 | 5102 | 37 | 302 | |
J. B. Richmond | Letter to Spotts & Wilson | mentioned: Spotts & Gibson vs. R. J. Richmond & A.L. Lloyd, judgment has been obtained | letterhead of Lane & Richmond | Eastville, VA | 7 August 1879 | 5102 | 28 | 302 |
Frederick W. M. Holliday | Letter to the "Gentlemen of the Senate and House of Delegates" | call for an extra session to "dispose of now, that angry controversy may end and peace and quiet bring that prosperity, which will surely follow and which the people of Virginia long for so earnestly" | Richmond, VA | 4 March 1879 | 5102 | 11 | 302 | |
Saratoga Monument Association | Letter to the Virginia General Assembly | asking for an appropriation toward a memorial to be placed on the Battlefield for Saratoga | lists officers, standing committees and trustees of the Saratoga Monument Association, includes negative of medal | NY | 4 February 1879 | 5102 | 4 | 302 |
Alexander Hogg | Letter to William Eggleston | application for the chair of mathematics as you reorganize the of Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College | Agricultural College, College Station, TX | 28 November 1879 | 5102 | 47 | 302 | |
Notice of the organization and election of officers of the South-West Virginia Medical Society | Officers elected: Dr. William F. Barr of Abingdon, Dr. J, M. Estill of Tazewell, H. G. Johnston of Giles Court House, Oscar Wiley of Salem, J. S. Tipton of Hillsville, Thomas Kerman of Lebanon, J. D. Jordan of Newbern, Dr. John S. Apperson of Smyth County, Dr. George E. Wiley of Emory, monthly meetings at Marion, Smyth County | The South-West VA Medical Society | Smyth County, VA | ca. December 1879 | 5102 | 49 | 302 | |
A sketch of the life of John Letcher, the War Governor of Virginia | ca. 1880 | 5102 | 140 | 302 | ||||
George F. Drew, Governor of Florida | Appointment of Jackson Guy Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Florida in Virginia | F. W. A. Rankin, Jr. Secretary of Florida State | Tallahassee, FL | 29 December 1880 | 5102 | 138 | 302 | |
Biographical sketch of General Hugh Waddell | ca. 1880 | 5102 | 145 | 302 | ||||
Professor Graves | Deed of Trust, questions and puzzle | Evolution of Hill vs. Rixey | 1 May 1880 | 5102 | 85 | 302 | ||
A. S. Hunt | Letter to "Dear Tom" | comments about the cost of curbing, see Cook or some other manufacturer of iron, O'Keefe, possible new turf for the lot | includes drawing of fence | Atlanta, GA | 5 September 1880 | 5102 | 120 | 302 |
E. R. Gibbs | Letter to Anthony M. Keiley | inquiry about the appointment of new professors to the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College | Lexington, VA | 19 July 1880 | 5102 | 111 | 302 | |
Suggestion for the State Executive Committee | Letter to Anthony M. Keiley | 1. failure to carry the state last fall was due to talk and over confidence; we need more organization and hard work and less talk. 2. We need money and method; a graduated scale of assessments on office holders; lists methods for organization the method 3. Superintendent to keep a complete set of books of the District | Farmville, VA | 31 May 1880 | 5102 | 78 | 302 | |
John Warfield Johnston | Letter to Anthony M. Keiley | request your help with a chancery case in Wytheville or [Staunton] decided against Mrs. Elvira Fisher of this city in the Court of Appeals | Washington, DC | 23 March 1880 | 5102 | 69 | 302 | |
Alexander Q. Holladay | Letter to Anthony M. Keiley of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Tuckahoe Farmer's Club | 27 May 1880 | 5102 | 75 | 302 | ||
A. P. Montague | Letter to Anthony M. Reiley | Washington, DC | 6 August 1880 | 5102 | 113 | 302 | ||
Marion A. Kendall | Letter to B. A. Trebor of Richmond, Virginia | thank you note for the ferns, my sister loved the shells, and the Confederate currency, we will forward the Mexican relics soon; second note mentions his ill sister, Mr. Faber, idols, Obsidian glass | West Tisbury, MA | 23 August 1880 | 5102 | 164 | 302 | |
William G. Moore | Letter to C. F. Johnston | request for a lost medal of the Washington Light Infantry Corps from Mrs. Palmer | Washington, DC | 20 December 1880 | 5102 | 136 | 302 | |
U. S. Post Office | Letter to C. H. Mallory | question about the pay for J. A. Courtney at Junction, Hanover County, Virginia | Washington, DC | ca. 1880 | 5102 | 169 | 302 | |
[William] D. Cunningham | Letter to D. R. T. Coleman | comments about Coleman's indication of Cunningham's character to the Academy and "their action proves your accusations as false," "From the time you proved treacherous to my father" | Richmond, VA | ca. November 1880 | 5102 | 123 | 302 | |
C. M. Reynolds | Letter to Dr. S. A. Moffett | response about lack of funds to pay the interest on bonds | Richmond, VA | 9 January 1880 | 5102 | 57 | 302 | |
Edgar Allan | Letter to Fisher & Wyles | mentioned: poor sale of tobacco, "I don't know what is to become of me this year if the market there continues so dull & flat, I had to borrow money to ship my last 30 hogsheads" | "my health makes it impossible to come to Richmond for the sale of my tobacco; I ought not to spend any more money just for the pleasure of seeing tobacco sold at a sacrifice" | Farmville, VA | 16-28 July 1880 | 5102 | 99 | 302 |
A. R. Blakley | Letter to George C. Jefferson | remarks about motion for security, tell Patteson to get the strongest affidavits | Charlottesville, VA | 14 November 1880 | 5102 | 128 | 302 | |
Arthur Stuart | Letter to George D. Wise | Baltimore, MD | 16 August 1880 | 5102 | 117 | 302 | ||
John E. Massey, Auditor of Public Accounts | Letter to George L. Christian, Judge of the Hustings Court of the City of Richmond | mentioned: ten dollars, maximum sum which the courts are authorized to allow for clothing any prisoner confined in jail in one year, the sergeant of the City of Richmond has exhibits not only total disregard of law, but a reckless extravagance | lists of prisoners and amounts charged for clothing: Holly Brice, Nat Campbell, Claiborne Cunningham, Lucien Davis, Fred Gibson, James Hicks, Annie Lipscomb, Joe Richardson, Jacob Randolph, R. Smith, Alice Stewart, Charles Thompson, B. J. Ware, Sarah Wilson and these charges ranging form $20 to $30 are only for six months, "The state has thus been robbed of thousands of dollars," | Richmond, VA | 15 July 1880 | 5102 | 104 | 302 |
Frederick W. M. Holliday | Letter to J. M. Brockenbrough, Superintendent of Buildings | "you are the only official of the Government with whom I have legal relations, who has so misunderstood me. I hope this letter will relieve the misapprehensions under which you labor" | Richmond, VA | 26 February 1880 | 5102 | 65 | 302 | |
James M. Carlisle | Letter to J. M. Campbell | Washington, DC | 8 December 1880 | 5102 | 134 | 302 | ||
Gregory B. Finch | Letter to James Alfred Jones | Hutchinson vs. Richardson | Boydton, Mecklenburg County, VA | 12 June 1880 | 5102 | 92 | 302 | |
Anthony M. Keiley | Letter to James McCarrick | mentioned: claim of Asa Snyder for "total Loss" on a shipment of galvanized iron shipped in Philadelphia | General Agent, Clyde Lines | Richmond, VA | 24 May 1880 | 5102 | 72 | 302 |
Thurber and Company | Letter to John B. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | thanks for going on the bond, interest in handling your goods | NY | 1880-1881 | 5102 | 172 | 302 | |
John H. Parker | Letter to Lewis Booker | mentioned: Nicholas Court House, 1870 deed recorded to G. Fox, son-in-law of Colonel Brown who drew the map. perhaps we can offer to pay the taxes and expense; a tract of Robert Burton's heirs is advertised for sale, Holt and Braxton, land much better than expected | Summersville, Nicholas County, WV | 14 July 1880 | 5102 | 96 | 302 | |
W. B. Thompson | Letter to Rev. J. K. Hayne of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: delinquent churches | Nashville, TN | 10 August 1880 | 5102 | 115 | 302 | |
Virginia Department of Public Instruction | Letter to the Virginia House of Delegates | response to a legislative request for how much money is due by the State to the Public Free School teachers of each county prior to 3 March 1879 | signed by William H. Ruffner | Richmond, VA | 20 January 1880 | 5102 | 60 | 302 |
H. C. Rogers | Letter to William P. Burwell | reference to the claim for payment of judgments rendered in favor of P. H. Mayo and J. B. Pace and Turpin | Washington, DC | 28 June 1880 | 5102 | 94 | 302 | |
Cyrus Brainerd | Letter to William P. Munford | references to meeting dates; YMCA | International Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations letterhead | NY | 10 November 1880 | 5102 | 126 | 302 |
William D. Bloxham | Notice of appointment as Commissioner of Deeds to Jackson Guy | Tallahassee, FL | 4 June 1880 | 5102 | 90 | 302 | ||
John F. Lay | Power of Attorney | as trustee for Caroline Lay, his wife, and their children, David M. Lay of Florida, Richard L. Conover of New Jersey and Henry Clarke of England, lands near Lake Panasoffkee in Sumter County, Florida | Caroline Lay's renunciation of right of dower in front of Jackson Guy, Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Florida in Virginia | Richmond, VA | 3 December 1880 | 5102 | 131 | 302 |
Alexander Q. Holladay | Supplementary Catalog of bills | fifty names listed for bills paid and unpaid | ca. 1880 | 5102 | 162 | 302 | ||
James G. Field | Two notes by the Attorney General on the cases: Glass vs. the Commonwealth and Greenhow, Treasurer vs. Auditor of Public Accounts | mentioned: an error in judgment of the Circuit Court of Richmond, City, case of Nicholas M. Page, Executor vs. the Board of the Literary Fund, $14,000, County Court of Hanover County, 1879, see Session Acts of 1878-9, page 312, John W. Pate, a licensed bar-room keeper | note at end of each opinion to make 20 copies, J.G.F. | Richmond, VA | ca. 1880 | 5102 | 151 | 302 |
Samuel B. Henry | Agreement: between Samuel B. Henry , party of the first party and the Virginia Mining & Manufacturing Company , party of the second [re: Feldspar and Flint] mines in Amelia County, Virginia | mentioned: Alexander H. Rutherfoord, Oak Hill, The Glebe, B. Trueheart & others | signature of A. S. Buford and Samuel B. Henry | VA | 19 April 1881 | 5102 | 195 | 302 |
Edward J. Morris | Invitation to William B. Hodgson | dinner invitation | ca. 1881 | 5102 | 179 | 302 | ||
Knights of Honor: Benefit Certificate to N. E. Beall | children, Carrie and Hunter McGuire Beall | Richmond, VA | 5 February 1881 | 5102 | 181 | 302 | ||
Henry G. Davis | Letter to "Dear John" | mentioned: a bill for the Navy from some point on the Potomac to the Virginia State Line to the legislature, I enclose a letter from Mr. Kent to Messrs. Conard and Coghill | letterhead of U.S. Senate | Washington, DC | 1881-1882 | 5102 | 269 | 302 |
John B. Gordon | Letter to "General" | introducing U. S. Grant, Jr. | letterhead of Latham Alexander & Company | NY | 11 August 1881 | 5102 | 227 | 302 |
H. C. Allen | Letter to "My dear Sir" | mentioned: Walton , Strayer lands, Botetourt County, Piedmont and Arlington Company | Woodstock | 27 May 1881 | 5102 | 216 | 302 | |
John W. Hall | Letter to "My dear Son" | family letter: Mother and Daisy, new phaeton, Captain Wright, Davy | letterhead of Danville and New River Railroad Co. | Danville, VA | 22 March 1881 | 5102 | 193 | 302 |
J. M. Sinyanki | Letter to A. F. Robertson | mentioned: Early settlement of Virginia, Pocahontas, Calendar of State Papers Colonial Series preserved in the State Paper Department of Her Majesty's Public Record Office, Captain New port's Journal, Edward Maria Wingfield, Sir Thomas Dale, Chamberlain writes to Carleton, John Radclyeffe, etc. | London and Brighton, England | 17 August 1881 | 5102 | 229 | 302 | |
Letter to A. H. H. Stewart | letter to the Historical Society prefacing a donation of old papers including a 1616 land patent for William Berkley | 29 August 1881 | 5102 | 248 | 302 | |||
A. R. Terry (Bea) | Letter to B. A. Trevor of 409 East Canal Street, Richmond, Virginia | personal letter | very faded | Waterford, MI | 27 February 1881 | 5102 | 189 | 302 |
Thomas L. Brown | Letter to Baker P. Lee of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Coal River Region, iron and other minerals | Charleston, WV | 10 October 1881 | 5102 | 256 | 302 | |
R. H. Delany | Letter to C. D. Hotchkiss | "I saw Captain Carter yesterday and now enclose a check for the amount of your claim" | Welbourne | 10 February 1881 | 5102 | 184 | 302 | |
A, H. Drury | Letter to D. G. Tyler, Charles City Court House | mentioned: Mrs. Adams, Bob Adams owes me the amount of the note, deed of trust, Mr. Walker, show my letter to the Judge and let him decide | mentioned: my wife's brother, Ned's marriage in Petersburg, Mr. Gregory, late Edmund Ruffin of Hanover, Evelynton Farm | Westover, VA | 1881-1882 | 5102 | 274 | 302 |
Daniel A. Grimsby | Letter to J. C. Fowler | mentioned: Grimsby's appointment to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge Shackleford, do you think my political opinions preclude the opportunity to fill the seat if I pursue the seat? | Culpeper, VA | 21 November 1881 | 5102 | 258 | 302 | |
Leroy H. Beale | Letter to James B. McCaw | gratitude for being elected Executive Officer of the Westmoreland Club | mentioned: President of the Richmond Yorktown Association | VA | 18 April 1881 | 5102 | 204 | 302 |
James Keith | Letter to John M. Orr | response to a request for his recommendation | Warrenton, VA | 22 September 1881 | 5102 | 251 | 302 | |
A. Y. [?] your friend | Letter to Judge Beverly R. Wilford | mentioned: the Judge's interest in the surrender of Yorktown, a relic held by Colonel Frederick L. Layton of Gloucester, a stick with a ring around the top engraved to the British Regiment it belonged, Layton's son, Fielding can give you more information | very faded | Richmond, VA | 22 April 1881 | 5102 | 210 | 302 |
Columbus Alexander | Letter to Miss Fanny B. Hunter | genealogical information | Washington, DC | 26 February 1881 | 5102 | 186 | 302 | |
John M. Otey | Letter to Miss Marchy | mentioned: feeling ill, his sweetheart, Dave, a basket, sister Lucy | Richmond, VA | 18 May 1881 | 5102 | 213 | 302 | |
James B. Hope | Letter to Mrs. Webb | mentioned: editorial letter about the history of the monument extant, instructions for printing the poem, a photograph | ca. 1881 | 5102 | 176 | 302 | ||
Henry Gantt | Letter to R. Irby, General Agent | mentioned: eight thousand acres can be purchased for six to eight dollars per acre | 4 June 1881 | 5102 | 218 | 302 | ||
Catherine S. Culton (Catherine S. James, maiden name) | Letter to Rev. Thomas Preston of Richmond, Virginia | request for a letter of transfer from the First Presbyterian Church of Richmond to the Second Presbyterian Church of Orange, New Jersey | Certificate given December 2, 1881 | Orange, NJ | 28 November 1881 | 5102 | 261 | 302 |
James E. Reeves | Letter to Robert C. Schenck | mentioned: our train ride to Charlotte, return from Savannah, interviewed by a newspaper reporter, can you send a train pass for Mr. Charles S. Howell, a Daily Register reporter to travel and write about the southern states as far as Jacksonville? | letterhead: State Board of Health, WV | Wheeling, WV | 15 December 1881 | 5102 | 264 | 302 |
Henry G. Mullins | Letter to T & J. W. Johnson Company | gives a list of his second hand law books that he wishes to dispose of | Martinsville, VA | 20 April 1881 | 5102 | 207 | 302 | |
Charles A. Marshall | Letter to Thomas M. Randolph Talcott | mentioned: joining a Society, family well, Sam Johnson | Baltimore, MD | 2 August 1881 | 5102 | 224 | 302 | |
Charles Manly | Letter to Thomas R. Price, University of Virginia | request for a copy of Dr. Curry's lectures before the Normal Institute at UVA for a course of study in English for Furman University | Greenville, NC | 22 September 1881 | 5102 | 254 | 302 | |
Alexander H. Sands | Letter to Washington H. Griffin | mentioned: sale of the property of your brother, Mr., Seay, Mr. West | Richmond, VA | July 1881 | 5102 | 228 | 302 | |
J. J. Stuart | Order to "Gentlemen" | order for printing of cards and a work basket | Charlottesville, VA | 21 December 1881 | 5102 | 267 | 302 | |
[Thomas Waring] | The Last Will and Testament of Old England: A Satire dated 19 April 1779 | enclosed is 1881 letter from Waring to Brock | ca. 1881 | 5058 | 194 | 258 | ||
Berthold Auerbach | A Rhineland story, translated by M. Ezekiel | How Grandfather and Grandmother met, Dr. Richard Menz and his wife on their Golden Anniversary, son-in-law Architect Eberhard | Germany | ca. 1882 | 5103 | 2 | 303 | |
A. N. Bell | Letter to "My dear Admiral" | recollections of navy life with a friend and rejection of a membership in the Historical Society | letterhead from the Sanitarian Magazine | NY City | 10 February 1882 | 5103 | 16 | 303 |
E. R. Watson | Letter to "My dear Judge" | mentioned: Rive's case | Washington, DC | 22 March 1882 | 5103 | 19 | 303 | |
Russell Benedict | Letter to "My dear Major" | sorry I missed you | NY | 23 September 1882 | 5103 | 43 | 303 | |
Beverley R. Welford & William W. Henry | Letter to ? | mentioned: reply to a question from the courts about the whereabouts of a bill, London & Backing Mining Act | Richmond, VA | 17 July 1882 | 5103 | 36 | 303 | |
Alexander Coke | Letter to ? | request for information about a deed that Mr. Gordon of Baltimore requested for the [Battens] of that city | Richmond, VA | 17 May 1882 | 5103 | 28 | 303 | |
W. P. Burwell | Letter to A. M. Lyon | oblige me by sending a check or draft as per written contract to pay me as a contingent fee on the repeal of the "stamp tax" | Washington, DC | 10 October 1882 | 5103 | 45 | 303 | |
R. E. Nelson | Letter to D. J. Woodward of Richmond, Virginia | first letter asks questions of Woodward about his land claim, "enclosed letter from Mr. Conway Robinson, Jr. of Washington DC about your land claim | letterhead of Maryland Agricultural College | College Station, Prince George County, MD | 4-23 February 1882 | 5103 | 12 | 303 |
C. Ash and Sons | Letter to Dr. J. Woodward | sales pitch for dentures, Mineral Teeth | London, England | 8 June 1882 | 5103 | 33 | 303 | |
William W. Gordon | Letter to Dr. Judge | mentioned: two notes date of maturity, pay to my nephew this fall | Richmond, VA | July-August 1882 | 5103 | 53 | 303 | |
John S. Wise | Letter to Francis L. Smith of Alexandria, Virginia | response to a request for the continuance of the Neale case | Richmond, VA | 20 December 1882 | 5103 | 48 | 303 | |
Alex Wiley | Letter to John B. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: early sale of peas, believe we can sell your goods at a fair price | letterhead of Imported Manufacturers and Grocers | NY | 29 May 1882 | 5103 | 30 | 303 |
John W. Phelps | Letter to Messrs. John Earle & Company of Boston, Massachusetts | please forward another bill to Irving House, New York | West Chester, PA | 5 April 1882 | 5103 | 21 | 303 | |
William W. Corcoran | Letter to Philip Slaughter of Mitchell Station, Culpeper County, Virginia | Happy New Year and gift | Washington, DC | 21 December 1882 | 5103 | 51 | 303 | |
William C. Carrington | Letter to R. B. Chaffin | reference to Chaffin's charges of fraud and corruption within City Council, "it is my duty to make rigid inquiry into any official misconduct, in order for me to do that, you must name names and the department in order to protect the innocent" | Mayor's letterhead | Richmond, VA | 24 July 1882 | 5103 | 39 | 303 |
George E. Waring | Letter to the Mayor of Richmond, Virginia, William C. Carrington | mentioned: the first publication of my Division of the Tenth Census, containing the social statistics of New Orleans, Louisiana and Austin, Texas | letterhead of 10th census | Newport, RI | 7 April 1882 | 5103 | 24 | 303 |
J. M. Beatty | Letter to W. F. C. Gregory of Richmond, Virginia | request for information about Thomas Richmond and William Grass of Scott County who served in the War of 1812 | Beattyville, Lee County, VA | 1 February 1882 | 5103 | 10 | 303 | |
Jesse E. Peyton | Letter to William W. Henry of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: a bill to have the Government purchase Temple Farm and Moors House in Yorktown for the public, please send me any of your recollections of the area | Haddonfield, NJ | 16 May 1882 | 5103 | 26 | 303 | |
J. L. M. Curry, | Circular of the General Agent of the Peabody Fund | mentioned: Normal College at Nashville | ca. 1883 | 5103 | 84 | 303 | ||
Bon Air Land Improvement Company of Virginia | Ledger balance | Stiles & Gilliam, Trustees; Bonds, Ott & McPhail, Trustees, M. S. James & Son. S. Ford, W. G. Taylor, Secretary, F. Colston, J. W. Holt, George J. Hundley | VA | 30 September 1883 | 5103 | 81 | 303 | |
John Hart | Letter to ? | response to a request for addresses: R. G. Coleman, Lewis' Store, Spotsylvania County; Henry Hall's Spotsylvania County | 3 May 1883 | 5103 | 64 | 303 | ||
Charles Marshall | Letter to Austin | regrets that he cannot lend Austin money, the demands of a large practice are costly, funds go out as fast as they come in | Baltimore, MD | ca. 1883 | 5103 | 87 | 303 | |
Joseph Van Holt Nash | Letter to C. S. Brown | mentioned: Mr. Hotchkiss, a copy-right on the Geological Map, Mr. Womack, V. A. B. Company | bled through, D. Appleton & Company Publisher's letterhead | Atlanta, GA | 10 May 1883 | 5103 | 59 | 303 |
Andrew Pissini | Letter to D. R. Norwell | you have been elected a Contributing member of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues | Richmond Light Infantry Blues letterhead | Richmond, VA | 29 March 1883 | 5103 | 62 | 303 |
J. L. Owens | Letter to Hasting | request for an opinion about: a problem with a neighbor blocking access to an outlet to a county road for my timber. | Clover Hill, Chesterfield County, VA | 12 February 1883 | 5103 | 56 | 303 | |
John W. Hinsdale | Letter to J. P. Fitzgerald | mentioned: my deposition has bee mailed to the clerk of Prince Edward County, Virginia, contract with the Farmville Company, now in receivership, interest on money, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Booker, legal suit | letterhead of Hinsdale and Devereux | Raleigh, NC | 3 August 1883 | 5103 | 75 | 303 |
Alexander G. Taliaferro | Letter to Mr. Davis. Lee Gallery, Richmond, Virginia | thank you note | note included: John Grant designed the model of the Confederate Battle Flag upon the suggestion of John W. Davis | Rapid Run, Culpeper County, VA | 28 May 1883 | 5103 | 66 | 303 |
Edward V. Valentine | Letter to William A. Courtenay, Mayor of Charleston, South Carolina | remarks about sending a bust and the packing involved | see next 2 records, frames 72 thru 74 | Richmond, VA | 24 July 1883 | 5103 | 70 | 303 |
William A. Courtenay | Letter to William C. Carrington | letter of thanks for inspecting the bust of Robert Y. Hayne before the sculptor, Valentine proceeds with packing and shipment | Charleston, SC | 25-31 July 1883 | 5103 | 72 | 303 | |
M. L. James, Dean of the Faculty | Letter to Zebulon B. Vance of Charlotte, North Carolina | request for Vance to speak at Commencement in March | Medical College of Virginia letterhead | Richmond, VA | 13 September 1883 | 5103 | 79 | 303 |
J. V. Reddy | Letter to "Dear Judge" | Cunningham vs. Cunningham; unless I get a report on this case the taxes will be lost for 1884 | Richmond, VA | 23 June 1884 | 5103 | 107 | 303 | |
John F. Slaughter | Letter to "Dear Uncle" | "regret to inform you that Charley's youngest child has died, other two children very sick, Robert dangerously" | P.S. my brass foundry was burnt | Lynchburg, VA | 30 March 1884 | 5103 | 98 | 303 |
U. S. Mint | Letter to C. T. Johnston of Richmond, Virginia, and C. F. Hutchinson | request for Confederate Notes, New Orleans Half dollar of 1861 | L. R. Cowperthwaite and Loudon Snowden | Washington, DC | 1884-1885 | 5103 | 153 | 303 |
D. R. Norvell | Letter to D. R. Norvell of Richmond, Virginia | genealogical information: Norvell Leake & Company of Richmond, Virginia, Caleb Norvell of Tennessee, Libscomb Norvell. Duncan Robertson, J. M. Norvell | New York Exchange letterhead | NY | 16 January 1884 | 5103 | 92 | 303 |
B. K. Bruce | Letter to Edwin A. Randolph of Richmond, Virginia | instructions for the Exposition, one page missing | letterhead of Chief Director Dept. of Colored Exhibits, World's Exposition | Washington, DC | 4 October 1884 | 5103 | 112 | 303 |
David D[ixon] Porter | Letter to George H. Preble | included an article from the Washington Star; do you know any Boston Editor who will publish and promote my book | Washington, DC | 31 December 1884 | 5103 | 151 | 303 | |
J. M. Moffitt | Letter to John Earle of Boston, Massachusetts | remarks about two pair of tight pants | Charleston, SC | 5 June 1884 | 5103 | 105 | 303 | |
Alfred M. Scales | Letter to John W. James | remarks about his manuscript and returning it so Scales can publish himself | House of Representative letterhead | Washington, DC | 3 April 1884 | 5103 | 101 | 303 |
Henry H. Wells | Letter to L. R. Page | mentioned: Mr. Dungan, Isaac Taylor and Williams case, decision made two years age, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company to the north abutment, District of Columbia shore, meetings at Richmond and Alexandria, Commissioner's Kean report, Bradley Johnson, Crump | Amounts due on judgments, Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, Francis L. Smith's statement, Farmers Bank vs. Alexander Canal Company | Washington, DC | 1884-1885 | 5103 | 161 | 303 |
James McDonald | Letter to Major Charles T. Bigger | remarks about Bigger's rank as Quarter Master 1st Brigade Virginia Volunteers | Commonwealth of Virginia letterhead | Richmond, VA | 30 May 1884 | 5103 | 103 | 303 |
David G. Tyler | Letter to W. F. C. Gregory of Richmond, Virginia | Richard Lacy vs. Johnson; what are we to do about this case?, terrible weather, no hope of the stopping the rain and not fit to serve notice of depositions | Charles City County, VA | 6 March 1884 | 5103 | 95 | 303 | |
Lionel S[ackville] West | Letter to William Evelyn Cameron | request for information on the Lunacy Laws of Virginia | J. S. Browning, Personal Secretary to the Governor; portions of text torn away | British Legation, Washington DC | 27 August 1884 | 5103 | 109 | 303 |
D. Turner | Letter to William Evelyn Cameron | request for a copy of Governor Kemper's special message to the Legislature in 1876, many comments about the north and the south, some genealogy about the Camerons of Canada, reference at the end of the letter to Lt. Governor, John F. Lewis, and old friend | includes note from Cameron referring this letter to H. W. Flournoy | Washington, DC | 28 November 1884 | 5103 | 144 | 303 |
C. R. Boyd | Letter to William W. Finney, Secretary of the Board of Control | a question about having more success of our exhibit if I had the consent of the Executive Committee to grant honorary appointments to ladies in different parts of the Commonwealth in my department | letterhead of Commonwealth of Virginia World's Industrial & Cotton Centennial Exposition | Richmond, VA | 21 November 1884 | 5103 | 141 | 303 |
Jasper W. Gilbert | Letter to William Wirt Henry | thank you note for Henry's and Dr, Curry's recommendation for Gilbert's appointment as an honorary member of the Virginia Historical Society and his acceptance | NY | 20 November 1884 | 5103 | 139 | 303 | |
Virginia Historical Commission | Minutes of two meetings to plan exhibits in the State's display | World's Industrial & Cotton Centennial Exposition at New Orleans, 1884-1885 | draft, with additions & corrections in pencil | Richmond, VA | 13 November 1884 | 5103 | 115 | 303 |
Westmoreland Club, Richmond, Virginia | A list of the Non-Resident Members of the Club | one hundred and seventy-five names and locations | Richmond, VA | ca. 1885 | 5103 | 232 | 303 | |
Virginia Department of Public Instruction | Autographs of County & City Superintendents of Virginia Schools | seventy-five names and location | Richmond, VA | ca. 1885 | 5103 | 227 | 303 | |
R. R. Fan | Invitation to J. H. Holmes | invitation to a conference of all County and City Superintendents and Principals of Public High Schools in Virginia at the Hall of the House of Delegates, Richmond | Richmond, VA | 17 January 1885 | 5103 | 189 | 303 | |
George William Curtis | Letter to ? Robinson | George William Curtis born February 24, 1824, lecturer, author, poet | note of rejection for an article by Robinson; includes negative of a photograph | Staten Island, NY | 10 April 1885 | 5103 | 193 | 303 |
John C. Wheat | Letter to E. B. Spence & Son | please send two all wool undershirts | Lynnwood, WV | 17 November 1885 | 5103 | 209 | 303 | |
William D. Donaldson | Letter to George ? | Sewell, WV | 6 October 1885 | 5103 | 203 | 303 | ||
Alfred Friend | Letter to John E. Taylor | recommendation for John Bowers as driver; also good at the car stables and the protection of females traveling alone | Harris & Son letterhead | Petersburg, VA | 30 November 1885 | 5103 | 211 | 303 |
Otto G. Kean | Letter to Leigh R. Page of Washington, DC | note about a case and a time to confer with Frank Christian | Richmond, VA | 21 May 1885 | 5103 | 198 | 303 | |
J. Higginbotham | Letter to McGuire & Ellett of Richmond, Virginia | letter about shipping bars of coke made from raw coal to the steel industry, pencil drawing of loading method used to shop coke | Louisville, KY | 22 June 1885 | 5103 | 200 | 303 | |
B. C. Harrison | Letter to Messrs. E. B. Spence & Son of Richmond, Virginia | an order of three or four pairs of old flannel drawers, please forward to H. T. Miller if you are not longer in this business | Green Bank, WV | 19 December 1885 | 5103 | 214 | 303 | |
Samuel H. Letcher | Letter to Messrs. McGuire & Ellett of Richmond, Virginia | receipts for P. Whitlock vs. C. E. Deaver and Watkins, Cottrell & Company vs. H. C. Parsons | Letcher and Letcher letterhead | Lexington, VA | 20 November 1885 | 5103 | 206 | 303 |
Charles G. Sawtelle | Letter to Rufus Saxton of Louisville, Kentucky | your account for the transportation of U. S. Troops over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad (Dec. 1883 to June 1884) has been found correct; second letter approves charges for fright over the C & O Railroad from Louisville to Phoebus, Virginia in June 1885; third letter approves freight in March and April 1884 | certified as true copies & signed: R. Saxton | Washington, DC | ca. 1885 | 5103 | 220 | 303 |
J. Allen Brown | Letter to Thomas A. P. Champlin | mentioned: Dr. Rice, commission on membership fees, request for an Agent's Manual and a list of your policy holders | letterhead, dealer in Fertilizer and Insurance | Salisbury, NC | ca. 1885 | 5103 | 217 | 303 |
J. A. McKenzie | Note to C. F. Johnston of Richmond, Virginia | note about $5.00 that he owed and paid | Commonwealth of Kentucky letterhead | Frankfort, KY | 7 April 1885 | 5103 | 191 | 303 |
William F. Vilas | Appointment of James R. Taylor as Postmaster for New Kent County, Virginia | VA | 24 February 1886 | 5104 | 21 | 304 | ||
Manly B. Curry | Letter to "Dear Tom" | wonders why Tom has not returned and deed, mortgage, note and power of attorney? Letter from Miss Juliet says that Tom page is to be married and leave for Europe for three months, Your investments should do well here, population growing | St. Paul, MN | 16 July 1886 | 5104 | 46 | 304 | |
J. M. Humphreys | Letter to ? | mentioned: Postmaster robbed Ben's money from his letter to his wife, oystermen, very cold weather, James Gunn, brother of Eugene and Lewis Gunn died suddenly yesterday, Rosebud, Jacky | Henrico County, VA | 15 February 1886 | 5104 | 10 | 304 | |
Charles H. Porter | Letter to ? | 21 November 1886 | 5104 | 81 | 304 | |||
James S. Delano | Letter to Alfred R. Buffin | response to Buffin's request for information about G. W. Z. Black, saw him on the street today | Washington, DC | 22 July 1886 | 5104 | 58 | 304 | |
G. W. Z. Black | Letter to Alfred R. Buffin | your war claim is docketed, looking for definite action soon | Washington, DC | 16 February-7 December 1886 | 5104 | 17 | 304 | |
Alfred R. Buffin | Letter to Archibald Hopkins | request for information about G. W. Z. Black | Richmond, VA | 3 July 1886 | 5104 | 43 | 304 | |
Fred H. Stith | Letter to C. W. Chears of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: hunting up miners in the rural districts, Woodstock Manganese Company | letterhead of Manganese and Iron Company | Thomasville, NC | 21 July 1886 | 5104 | 56 | 304 |
R. R. Carter | Letter to Charles B. Spence & Company | mentioned: pants and vest fit but the coat is ill fitting, can it be altered? | Bermuda Hundred, Chesterfield County, VA | 11 September 1886 | 5104 | 72 | 304 | |
Robert M. Wilcox | Letter to Charles B. Spence & Company | enclosed find a check for the clothes | Wilcox Wharf, VA | 24 July 1886 | 5104 | 60 | 304 | |
John C. Paris, M.D. | Letter to E. B. Spence | please send me a few samples suitable for a man's coat | ca. 1886 | 5104 | 101 | 304 | ||
Josephus V. Bidgood | Letter to E. B. Spence | enclosed: a new note | letterhead of J. W. Randolph & English, Binders, etc. | Richmond, VA | 16 December 1886 | 5104 | 93 | 304 |
Hugh M. Patton | Letter to E. B. Spence & Company | mentioned: new wheat, late in planting due to very wet weather | Culpeper, VA | 2 August 1886 | 5104 | 62 | 304 | |
William McLaughlin | Letter to E. B. Spence & Company | enclosed find currency, when will you have your new winter stock? | Lexington, VA | 19 July 1886 | 5104 | 52 | 304 | |
F. John Porter | Letter to Edgar F. Gladwin | NY | 17 May 1886 | 5104 | 126 | 304 | ||
Alfred R. Buffin | Letter to G. W. Z. Black of Washington, DC | mentioned: signed petition for Power of Attorney, claim for the timber cut from his land during the war | Commission issued to Ensign Young, my wife's Uncle, back pay due for pension; also North Carolina twenty-two shares of State Stock issued to Mr. Young still on the books, please look into both matters | Henrico County, Richmond City, VA | 15 February-2 April 1886 | 5104 | 13 | 304 |
Waller R. Staples | Letter to George | letter about a court case | difficult handwriting | Christiansburg, VA | 24 June 1886 | 5104 | 40 | 304 |
William | Letter to Henry | general talk about an infantry post on the frontier, Malaria, studying hard, Stamper family | Fort Leavenworth, KS | 13 August 1886 | 5104 | 65 | 304 | |
James H. Ferguson | Letter to Henry T. Wickham | Stock Claim of L. Martin: a horse killed at Maiden on Oct. 30th, papers of the engineer | Charleston, WV | 20 December 1886 | 5104 | 95 | 304 | |
Horatio Seymour | Letter to J. F. Starbuck | "It will not be possible for me to go into Jefferson County" | Jefferson County, NY | ca. 1886 | 5104 | 2 | 304 | |
Joseph Bryan | Letter to John E. Taylor | mentioned: Captain Coke, order of the Bonds | Richmond, VA | 30 March 1886 | 5104 | 25 | 304 | |
Thomas Parkes | Letter to John T. Jones | mentioned: land to sell, 7000 acres, vein of coal workable, fine coking coal, detailed description of the property, chemical content, transportation of product, labor and cost arrangement | second letter is a response and contains answers to questions posted by Mr. Jones | Nashville, TN | 4-20 November 1886 | 5104 | 74 | 304 |
James L. Kemper | Letter to Leslie Spence | please just send me the pants and vest but not the drawers | Orange, VA | 21 December 1886 | 5104 | 99 | 304 | |
Haxall Brothers & Company | Letter to Messrs. R. B. Chaffin & Company | mentioned: looking for a site for the Small Pox Hospital, about 40 acres called Bankstown between the Hollywood Cemetery and the Catholic Cemetery, we would take the same price that was paid for the property of the Catholic Cemetery | Richmond, VA | 2 January 1886 | 5104 | 4 | 304 | |
Rush U. Derry | Letter to Messrs. Walthall & Bowles | Superintendent of Public Printing | Roanoke, VA | 26 January 1886 | 5104 | 7 | 304 | |
Dr. W. P. Morgan | Letter to Mrs. Diblee | Genealogical letter: surnames: Brown, Wallace, Morgan, Donnelly, Harrison, Smith sites: Augusta County, Rockingham County, Bath County, Ebbing Springs Valley, Virginia | Baltimore, MD | ca. 1886 | 5104 | 113 | 304 | |
James F. Fairfield | Letter to Oscar F. Kieler | mentioned: an impression of the engraving of the poet | NY | 15 April 1886 | 5104 | 29 | 304 | |
C. Pickett | Letter to Taliaferro & Company | mentioned: Mr. Darby, sale of Turkey Island, Mr. Enroughty | letterhead of Merchants and Miners Transportation Company | Norfolk, VA | 10-20 December 1886 | 5104 | 86 | 304 |
Jesse J. Porter | Letter to Taliaferro & Company | sorry about the claim against you | Louisa Court House, VA | 22 May 1886 | 5104 | 37 | 304 | |
Henry Clay Willis | Letter to W. R. Perry | note about coming to Richmond | Greensboro, NC | 15 May 1886 | 5104 | 31 | 304 | |
A. O. Bliss | Letter to William H. Gaines | note for payment, Chesterfield County | second letter suggests his farm is up for rent: 30 acres of raspberries, 5 acres of strawberries, 12 acres in grapes, 30 acres in pasture, I'm too busy with real estate to farm | Centralia, VA | 27 August-5 October 1886 | 5104 | 68 | 304 |
Letters addressed to James Alfred Jones & Mary Morris Jones relative to an order for a stained glass memorial window | mentioned: London Office, lilies in the border or snowballs | two letters signed by Charles Booth | NY | ca. 1886 | 5104 | 103 | 304 | |
E. M. Morrison | Order to E. B Spence & Company | order of under shirts, noticed your advertisement | Smithfield, Isle of Wight County, VA | 20 July 1886 | 5104 | 54 | 304 | |
W. C. Thomas, Jr. | Order to E. B. Spence & Company | order for undershirts | letterhead of Thomas Brothers, Cigars | Richmond, VA | 30 November 1886 | 5104 | 84 | 304 |
Russell Robinson | Order to E. B. Spence & Company of Richmond, Virginia | order for under shirts and cravats and light weight grey flannel shirts, 17 1/2 neck | Nelson County, VA | 17 July 1886 | 5104 | 49 | 304 | |
Norbonne Berkeley | Order to George Watt | order for three more of your plows, send in care of J. J. Wheat & Brothers | 13 March 1886 | 5104 | 23 | 304 | ||
Edgar Allen | Testimonial for Remington typewriter | purchased from John B. Culpeper | Richmond, VA | 17 May 1886 | 5104 | 34 | 304 | |
William E. Hatcher | Letter to ? | "Invitation to tea with Eldridge and then the concert" | Richmond, VA | 2 February 1887 | 5104 | 116 | 304 | |
Joseph W. Ketes | Letter to Benjamin H. Nash | response to the complaint about the brush left in the ditches and road under the telegraph line in Chesterfield County, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 28 March 1887 | 5104 | 128 | 304 | |
John S. Wise, | Letter to Benjamin H. Nash, Attorney for Chesterfield County | response to a complaint letter about the condition of the lines in Chesterfield County | letterhead New York and Southern Telegraph Co. | Richmond, VA | 8 March 1887 | 5104 | 120 | 304 |
E. Singleton | Letter to Benjamin S. Ewell, President of William and Mary College | request for information about L.H. Girardin who was professor of modern languages in 1803 and wrote a Continuation of Burke's History of Virginia | letterhead Office Appleton's' Cyclopedia of American Biography | NY | 19 March 1887 | 5104 | 122 | 304 |
William M. Haxall | Letter to Dunlop & McCance or Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: one car load of Bran, Winter Wheat Bran, sale price | Baltimore, MD | 3 June 1887 | 5104 | 133 | 304 | |
Anson George McCook | Letter to Edgar F. Gladwin | mentioned: Nathan Goff is now a member of the House of Representatives in West Virginia, Mr. Coon | NY | 21 May 1887 | 5104 | 131 | 304 | |
James B. Eustis | Letter to H. W. [Kemper] | mentioned: a court case about railroads and legislation | Washington, DC | 3 February 1887 | 5104 | 118 | 304 | |
S. C. Kelloff | Letter to M. S. O'Donnell | General Sheridan states that the card photograph is the best ever taken of him. It was taken in 1872 | Washington, DC | 28 July 1887 | 5104 | 137 | 304 | |
H. M. Jackson | Letter to Thomas Ellett, President of the Pegram Battalion Association | enclosed is a copy of the address delivered on the occasion of the unveiling of the Memorial window at the Soldiers Home | Richmond, VA | 4 June 1887 | 5104 | 135 | 304 | |
Virginia Agricultural Mechanical & Tobacco Exposition | Collection of correspondence | Signatures: Ashton Starke, R. A. Brock, Richard O. Morris of Louisa County, Martha H. Boyd of Mathews County, H. H. Berkley of Rolling Hill, Charlotte County, Henry C. Jones, Bernard Helms, N. W. Ashby, Charles Kelley, Hanover County, Robert C. Garnett, I. I. A. Powell, Sackville, W. Caldbeck, Miller Rhoads & Gerhart, C. M. LaPrade of Newport News, Charles K. Willis, N. A. Stewart, M. T. Williams, J. A. Wolff, long list of Maryland women for the "Maryland Room," A. Eichel | Committee on Relics and Antiquities: R. A. Brock, O. L. Cottrell, Charles M. West, Granville G. Valentine, Benjamin B. Valentine | Richmond, VA | ca. 1888 | 5104 | 218 | 304 |
District of Columbia | Contract with Richmond Granit Company | for two hundred thousand granite paving blocks, signed by Binswanger, W. B. Webb, Charles Raymond, L. R. Barns, Rob Wendenberg, A. Rick, Lewis E. Wendenberg, W. A. Nettle, A. Christian | 6 August 1888 | 5104 | 173 | 304 | ||
P. T. Woodfin | Letter to ? Cuthbert | mentioned: a move to Florida | letterhead Southern Branch Natl. Home for Disables Vol. Soldiers | Hampton, VA | 20 November 1888 | 5104 | 202 | 304 |
William Lummis | Letter to ? Wortham | remarks about the results of Harrison /Cleveland vote | NY | 8 November 1888 | 5104 | 197 | 304 | |
C. L. Johnson | Letter to "Dear Judge" | mentioned: a suit in chancery, deposition in Richmond, Virginia | Albany, NY | 19 February 1888 | 5104 | 144 | 304 | |
George Crook | Letter to Edgar F. Gladwin | the Department of the Platte was established in March 1866; Commanders were: Generals Cooke, Auger, Ord, Sheridan, Crook, Howard, & Crook | Omaha, NE | 11 February 1888 | 5104 | 139 | 304 | |
William T. Sherman | Letter to Edgar F. Gladwin of Brooklyn, New York | mentioned: Sherman's autograph, only one General now and that is Sherman, Sheridan is Lieut. General | NY | 7 March 1888 | 5104 | 147 | 304 | |
H. M. Mcgruder | Letter to J. C. Hill | mentioned: express companies | Eastham, VA | 22 September 1888 | 5104 | 192 | 304 | |
Thomas M. Cooley | Letter to J. C. Hill | response to a problem with fright transported by public carriers | Washington, DC | 15 August 1888 | 5104 | 184 | 304 | |
J. R. Garlick | Letter to Jack | mentioned: talking to Cecil, his son, about the situation at Fourqurean's, Sue | letterhead Bruington Female Institute | King and Queen County, VA | 18 September 1888 | 5104 | 189 | 304 |
M. L. O'Donnell | Letter to John C. Tidball | O'Donnell's question abut the strength of guns at Gettysburg, answer: Confederate 287, Federal 370 | on the reverse: 1888, June 10, John C. Tidball to Henry Jackson Hunt following the reply of H. J. Hunt | Boston, MA | 30 May 1888 | 5104 | 160 | 304 |
C. P. E, Burgwyn | Letter to Lewis D. Crenshaw | report that the Monitor Fleet has been brought up and will moor at Randolph Flats, tugboats: Mayflower and Craighill and the steamer Goldsboro | second letter mentions Congress' appropriation of $400,000 for Virginia for the James River; letterhead James River Improvement | Richmond, VA | 27 October-4 December 1888 | 5104 | 194 | 304 |
Waller M. Boyd | Letter to Logan S. Robins, 313 W. Clay Street, Richmond, Virginia | recollection of the prisoner escape from Johnson's Island: Capt. Thomas H. Davis, Captain Robinson of Westmoreland County, Virginia, Major Winston of North Carolina, Sandusky, Ohio | Virginia newspaper clipping of "How six prisoners escaped from Johnson's Island" | Massie's Mill, VA | 3 July 1888 | 5104 | 165 | 304 |
J. T. Thornhill | Letter to Luther | mentioned: post card from Mer de Glace, Europe, David Christian, field east of the creek sold for $600 to Charlie, Fannie left for Blue Mountain, Mississippi, Kansas City Exposition of 1888 is open, the streets are gala, regards to Dr. Hatcher | Kansas City, MO | 17 September 1888 | 5104 | 186 | 304 | |
Oliver Otis Howard | Letter to M. S. O'Donnell | response to a question: please read a copy of the Atlantic Monthly for July 1876 with my remarks about the fighting on the first day and the order from Hancock; PS Doubleday's account is neither correct or impartial, seems to proceed from some unaccountable bitterness | Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA | 11 June 1888 | 5104 | 163 | 304 | |
Thomas W. Sweeny | Letter to M. S. O'Donnell of Boston, Massachusetts | mentioned: looking over his papers for information on the Battle of Shiloh | Astoria, Long Island, NY | 6 April 1888 | 5104 | 151 | 304 | |
Abner Doubleday | Letter to M. S. O'Donnell of Boston, Massachusetts | mentioned: not quoted correctly, pamphlets, cycloramas, glad to add the extract you sent from Governor Lee of Virginia my historical collection | NY | 16 May 1888 | 5104 | 153 | 304 | |
S. S. Pegram | Letter to Minor & Daniel | mentioned: Perkins & Company, Leake & Company, Talbot & Sons, dispute over payments | Chattanooga, TN | 26 May 1888 | 5104 | 155 | 304 | |
Edward Denham | Letter to R. F. Walker | mentioned: working on a book, "Dictionary of Sobriquets or Nicknames," indexes for a volume of Captain John Mason, The British Invasion published in Albany, the Maine Historical Society, and my work at the factory | New Bedford, MA | 12 February 1888 | 5104 | 141 | 304 | |
John M. Corse | Letter to William H. Murray | mentioned: Cox's History of the Atlanta Campaign, Sherman's Memoirs and Nichol's March, Hardee's Army, engagement at Macon and King's Bridge | Boston, MA | 29 March 1888 | 5104 | 149 | 304 | |
R. H. Finney | Statement regarding Army discipline; North Carolina Brigade, C. S. A, Army of Northern Virginia | mentioned: General Harry Heth, General John R. Cook, General Albert S. Johnston | Richmond, VA | 29 May 1888 | 5104 | 158 | 304 | |
Petersburg, Virginia Academy of Music (National Opera Company) | Various bills, city license tax receipts, advertising, rent | T. G. Leath to Charles W. Curtice, Manager, George W. Hall letterhead C. M. Cuykendall, Builder & General Contractor, newspaper add for Faust, Petersburg Index-Appeal | Petersburg, VA | ca. 1888 | 5104 | 208 | 304 | |
Alexander S. Paxton | Letter to ? | request for information about other teaching vacancies; "I made a mistake coming here and would leave tomorrow if I could find a good place" | Christiansburg, VA | 4 September 1889 | 5105 | 15 | 305 | |
Eppa Hunton | Letter to E. D. Kincheloe | response about the state of health of my friend T. B (Benton) Hutchinson, contact General William Terry about the Soldier's Home in Richmond | Washington, DC | 27 August 1889 | 5105 | 12 | 305 | |
Agnes Mothersill | Letter to Frank & Bertha Mothersill visiting in Richmond | mentioned: Emily will be Father's companion, Walter and camp, Herbert and George, cook has the measles, death of Edward Watson, Blair Watson is in Africa, Mr. J. D. Lee is engaged to a "penniless lassie," Bertha will stay with the Welsh's in New York before coming to Richmond, Stanley Pattison is coming home in May, George and David Mosely are off to play hockey, vessel, City of Chester, Emma Chilbon is engaged to one of the masters at Clifton College | calling card of Mrs. Adam Hogg, letterhead of Cunard Royal Mail Steamship "Umbria", note from W. W. Morton, letter from Frances Branch | Brooklands, Manchester, England | 1889-1890 | 5105 | 21 | 305 |
Overton Howard | Letter to Garland Taylor | note about a note that is due | Richmond, VA | 3 August 1889 | 5105 | 10 | 305 | |
Frank St. Clair | Letter to Messrs. N. P. Pate & Company of Richmond, Virginia, General Agents of New York Fire Proof Paint Company | mentioned: fire proof paint | letterhead Southwest Virginia Enterprise | Wytheville, VA | 5 September 1889 | 5105 | 18 | 305 |
A. H. Drury | Letter to Messrs. Savage & Company of Richmond, Virginia | sending by Capt. Cherry of the Sloop, Rosa Lee, nine hundred and fifty-eight bushels of Longberry wheat | Westover Plantation, VA | 20 July 1889 | 5105 | 7 | 305 | |
George W. Gary | Letter to N. T. Pate & co. | questions about a settlement of Mr. Grimm's bill | Abingdon, VA | 18 July 1889 | 5105 | 4 | 305 | |
James Pollard | Letter to Thomas T. Fauntleroy | mentioned: an appeal of the Rowan matter, Middlesex County, sale of farm | Baltimore, MD | 26 January 1889 | 5105 | 2 | 305 | |
Lunsford L. Lomax | Letter to William T. Robins | remarks about Robbin's application for the position of A. General of the State of Virginia | letterhead Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College | Blacksburg, VA | 4 March 1889 | 5105 | 67 | 305 |
Charles B. Roane | Letter to Edmund Waddell | request for placement as a clerk in the post office | post script from J. W. Southward | Richmond, VA | 27 August 1890 | 5105 | 88 | 305 |
Morgan Trent | Letter to Edmund Waddell | list of parties to send the agriculture report: C. Royer, M. C. King, W. C. Dillard, Henry Bell, J. B. Phillips, J. Henry Montague, W. H. Tuppence, E. L. Lipscomb, D. DeFarges, M. W. Carr, E. P. Haviland, J. C. Johnson, C. C. Gary, W. D. Berkley, William Burwell, B. Allen, Jr., C. D. Pollard, William E. Jackson, J. Lawson, R. S. Ryland, M. Gatewood, M. Eames request to increase John S. DeFarges pay to $3 per day | third letter is an opinion about the coming election: Republicans, Democrats, George D. Wise, Lodge Bill, North and South | West Point, VA | 1 September 1890 | 5105 | 91 | 305 |
Carter Harrison | Letter to Edmund Waddill | questions about the length of time for his wage payment as a census worker | Richmond, VA | 20 September 1890 | 5105 | 101 | 305 | |
Mary F. Hackett | Letter to Edmund Waddill | request for help with her now deceased husband's application for a pension; he raised two regiments and served with the Delaware Volunteers and was made Major, " his pension will be the only funds upon which I can exist" | letterhead Chester Female Institute | Cheater, VA | ca. 1890 | 5105 | 109 | 305 |
R. N. Northen | Letter to Edmund Waddill | my father, R. F. Northen, deceased, was a Government contractor in 1860/62 and the Government is indebted to estate for his mail routes, please advise | letterhead pf Stonewall Jackson Camp, Confederate Veterans | Richmond, VA | 2 September 1890 | 5105 | 97 | 305 |
J. Hawhurst | Letter to Edmund Waddill | please send a copy of the Federal Election Bill | Fairfax Court House, VA | 17 September 1890 | 5105 | 99 | 305 | |
Grove K. Gilbert | Letter to George B. Goode | response to a request for Mr., Gaines to volunteer with the party of the geological survey in Appalachia | Washington, DC | 18 July 1890 | 5105 | 84 | 305 | |
J. Charles Haines | Letter to Mr. Martin | remarks about the Kappa Alpha Society and its origin in 1825 at the Union College of New York and if there is any connection to the K. A. Society started at the University of Virginia in 1857 and then disbanded during the Civil War; sketch of the key that Haines refers to is missing. | Williams College, MA | 9 May 1890 | 5105 | 69 | 305 | |
McMenamin & Company | Letter to Richard H. Gaines | remarks about crab scrap, fertilizer, Irish Potatoes, "Sawyers Swamp" | Hampton, VA | 26 December 1890 | 5105 | 106 | 305 | |
Grove K. Gilbert | Letter to Richard H. Gaines | mentioned: a possible volunteer assignment in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry, Arthur Keith, Mr. Willis | Washington, DC | 19 July 1890 | 5105 | 86 | 305 | |
Walter R. Davies | Letter to Richmond Virginia Granite Company | request that the 3500 long tons of granite be shipped before October 1st | Louisville, KY | 16 June 1890 | 5105 | 75 | 305 | |
Oliver B. Roller | Letter to Tazewell Ellett of Richmond, Virginia | request for assistance with a case about a young man, David A. Pence, convicted of horse stealing and sentenced to the penitentiary for 3 years, several petitions signed by significant members of the neighborhood to the Governor for a pardon, Mr. Pence, the father refuses to aid in any way | Harrisonburg, VA | 23 June 1890 | 5105 | 77 | 305 | |
J. P. Turner | Letter to W. W. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | response to a request for a picture of himself | Memphis, TN | 22 September 1890 | 5105 | 104 | 305 | |
Pegram Battalion Association | List of members present and in line on the occasion of the unveiling of the Lee Monument | Crenshaw Battery, Purcell Battery, Letcher Battery. Fredericksburg Battery, Staff | 48 names | 28 May 1890 | 5105 | 72 | 305 | |
James G. Blaine | Certification of the annexed act of Congress | apportionment of Representatives in Congress among the several States under the Eleventh Census | Washington, DC | 10 February 1891 | 5105 | 116 | 305 | |
William P. De Saussure | Correspondence with Richmond Ice Machine Company | receivership of the company, stockholders, letter to A. L. Adamson, Messrs. Morrisettee, Spregel and Weinstein have paid nothing on their shares, Mr. Rollins is pressing for payment, Judge Clopton, Weisiger vs. Richmond, Ice Company, list of stockholders | letter from H. Clay Smith; letterhead of Isaac Shirk | Richmond, VA | 1891-1892 | 5105 | 160 | 302 |
Alexander F. Robertson | Letter to Dear Sir | remarks about an editorial stating that the English Bondholders were opposed to the debt settlement | Staunton, VA | 26 November 1891 | 5105 | 154 | 305 | |
Harris E. Sproat | Letter to Jesse B. Neville of Columbus, Ohio | response to an application for membership to the State Society of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania, Morgan Neville, Presley Neville, John Neville | note: handwritten to forward to Colorado | Chester County, PA | 20 January 1891 | 5105 | 113 | 305 |
Leigh R. Watts | Letter to John W. Bidgood of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: Norfolk County needs a change, Mr. Barbour, Mr. Portlock would result in material good to the county | Portsmouth, VA | 11 December 1891 | 5105 | 156 | 305 | |
W. W. Atley | Letter to L. C. Davis | please send a list of and locations of Councils and the proceedings of the 1891 session | letterhead American Legion of Honor | Leesburg, VA | ca. 1891 | 5105 | 158 | 305 |
T. C. Morton | Letter to L. C. Davis | my return from a campaign with the leaflets through Princess Anne County and Norfolk and will continue on to Smithfield, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, West Point and Bristol | letterhead American Legion of Honor | Staunton, VA | 14 November 1891 | 5105 | 139 | 305 |
J. L. Thompson | Letter to L. C. Davis of Richmond, Virginia | information about a report to the Grand Council | Lynchburg, VA | 17 June 1891 | 5105 | 127 | 305 | |
H B. Battle | Letter to Prof. Richard H. Gaines | analyses of fertilizer for Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, price of ammonia | letterhead North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station | Raleigh, NC | 1891-1892 | 5105 | 178 | 305 |
Thomas M. Green | Letter to Raleigh E. Colston | questions about the votes in the House and Senate on a particular piece of legislation before his manuscript is complete; 1787, 1786, 1788, 1789 | Maysville, KY | 24 February 1891 | 5105 | 119 | 305 | |
Griffin T. Garnett | Letter to Robert L. Montague | mentioned: Democratic Party, Dr. R. B. Dalton, Dr. Foster, dishonorable conduct, Judge Evans, I have the endorsement of every county official, Middlesex County, Gloucester County, King and Queen County, Speaker Pollard, Mr. Bidgood | Matthews Court House, VA | 25 November 1891 | 5105 | 144 | 305 | |
William Lovenstein | Letter to Robert L. Montague | Richmond, VA | 25 November 1891 | 5105 | 151 | 395 | ||
A. R. Long | Letter to Robert L. Montague | the claim against Messrs. E. Johnson & Company was not enclosed | Lynchburg, VA | 18 November 1891 | 5105 | 142 | 305 | |
Ellie | Letter to Spotts & Harrison | Dear "Uncle Peachy," Aunt Julia, this check is late, very busy with family and servants | University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA | 27 August 1891 | 5105 | 134 | 305 | |
Thomas N. Hill | Letter to Spotts & Harrison | question about a note and a payment check, Norfolk, Virginia | Halifax, NC | 4-12 June 1891 | 5105 | 123 | 305 | |
R. S Pollard | Letter to William D. Pollard or Richmond, Virginia | Dear Uncle Willie, sorry that I will not be able to loan you any money | letterhead of Philip Aylett, Engineer | Winston, NC | 9 September 1891 | 5105 | 137 | 305 |
Fuller & Brant | Letter to William Wirt Henry of Richmond, Virginia | suggestions about an introductory chapter for a publication; Mr. Brock | Madison, WI | 6-24 August 1891 | 5105 | 130 | 305 | |
Joseph Jones | Article about high temperature in Sun-Stroke | medical observations | New Orleans, LA | ca. 1892 | 5105 | 205 | 305 | |
George V. Moncure | Certificate regarding George E. Bakey, Treasurer of Greene County, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 9 August 1892 | 5105 | 382 | 305 | ||
Robert W. Moore | Letter to | mentioned: Robert Wylie for an appointment | Fairfax Court House, VA | 13 July 1892 | 5105 | 380 | 305 | |
D. M. Lee | Letter to Cazneau McLeod | questions about the amount of a bond | letterhead Highland Home Stock Farm | Fredericksburg, VA | 1 September 1892 | 5105 | 388 | 305 |
A. Moore, Jr. | Letter to Cazneau McLeod | M. W. Jones had been sick | Berryville, VA | 11 August 1892 | 5105 | 385 | 305 | |
S. S. Wilkins | Letter to Cazneau McLeod | John R. Read of Northern Northampton County is a suitable person to distribute the Direct Tax Fund | Birds Nest, VA | 13 July 1892 | 5105 | 378 | 305 | |
Henry C. Jones | Letter to J. Taylor Stratton | comments about Mr. Stubbs. Volunteer service, Senate Bill #222, Col. C. A. Nash, Col. J. A. Melton, Col. S. T. Hawes, Col. G. J. Anderson | 2 letters, copy of Col. Nash's letter to H. C. J | Richmond, VA | 5 February 1892 | 5105 | 181 | 305 |
Henry Anderson | Letter to John A. Hutcheson | acknowledgment of money received | letterhead of Henry Anderson, Leaf Tobacco Broker | Louisville, KY | 21 December 1892 | 5105 | 195 | 305 |
Benjamin Lewis | Letter to John A. Hutcheson | mentioned sending a hogshead of tobacco for sale at the Richmond, Virginia market | Lawrenceville, VA | 16 November 1892 | 5105 | 192 | 305 | |
Alexander B. Hagner | Letter to John A. Hutcheson | request for funds from overdue rent, receipt of rent less charges for repair, U.S. Commissioner of District Taxes, W. P. Smith, warehouse, repairs to a roof and add a sky light | Washington, DC | ca. 1892 | 5105 | 197 | 305 | |
H. A. Foote | Letter to John A. Hutcheson of Richmond, Virginia | mentioned: a published pamphlet circulated to tobacco growers and substantial people of the surrounding counties at our Fair; solicitation for advertising | Warrenton, NC | 30 June 1892 | 5105 | 189 | 305 | |
Samuel H. Pulliam | Letter to Mrs. M. A. E. Carrington of Cumberland County, Virginia | notice that Mrs. Carrington can receive her interest anytime, just send a request, bond reissued, Richmond City Bond, bond called, W. T. Mosby, stock | Post Card Granite Perpetual Building Fund letterhead | Richmond, VA | 1892-1893 | 5105 | 211 | 305 |
James W. Marshall | Letter to W. P. Dupuy | remarks about not able to help but will not interfere in the matter | Craig City, VA | 7 July 1892 | 5105 | 376 | 305 | |
C. Cresson | Letters to ? | financial statement and two letters about an agreement, appointment and North Carolina | Philadelphia, PA | 5-27 June 1892 | 5105 | 185 | 305 | |
U. S. Army Recruiting and enlistment | Slips for examining surgeon | James Larken born New York City; Laid Williams born Mather, Maryland; William B. Robinson born Washington DC; James A. Johnson born St. Mary's County, Maryland; John J. Daley born Boston, Massachusetts; Grant Rollins born Washington DC; Albert Madison born Fredericksburg, Virginia; Joseph Purcell born Kilkeny, Ireland; William Smith born Fairfax, Virginia; William L. Davis born Washington DC; Charles W. Geddes, Jr. born Washington DC; Thomas B. Smith born Prince George, Maryland; Arthur G. Maynard born Lewes, England; Levi Green born Hagerstown, Maryland; John Ellsworth born Alexander, Virginia; Henry P. Coleman born Orange County, Virginia; Fred St. Cloud born London, England; William King born Bedford County, Virginia; William Lyles born Montgomery County, Maryland; James McGinn born Scranton, Pennsylvania; Howard Johnson born Baltimore, Maryland; William Bilson born Hartford County, Maryland; Camden Redinger born West Millville, Pennsylvania; Harry A. Pixton born Washington DC; Jerry D. Riley born Warrington, Virginia; David Owens born King George County, Virginia; George M. Blackburn born Accomack County, Virginia; Charles H. Blackson born Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; William R. Collins born Tennallytown, DC; Walter H. Lacks born Bellville, Maryland; Edward Arthur born Washington DC; Charles Plummer born Rosen, Virginia; Fred G. Plimpton born New York; Benjamin Butler born Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Charles H. Diggs born Montgomery County, Maryland; Charles E. Daks born Washington DC; Joseph H. Clark born Ashland, Virginia; Harrison S. Ashton born Washington DC; Samuel Darcy born Montgomery County, Maryland; Frank P. Gist born Oxford, Mississippi; Thomas Winston born Richmond, Virginia; Robert S. Williams born Washington DC; Benjamin F. Tyler born Falls Church, Virginia; Robert H. Harriday born Montgomery County, Maryland; John H. Russell born Tennallytown, DC; John Wanger born Fauquier County, Virginia; James W. Conway born Pittsylvania County, Virginia; Percy Irving born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August Dillery born Germany; George Lumpkin born Athens, Georgia; John B. Smith born Cairo, Illinois; William E. Burroughs born Georgetown DC; Frederick Dackers born Washington DC; William A. Roasa born New York City; Charles James born Kent County, Maryland; William H. Willix born Richmond, Virginia; William J. Anderson born Cincinnati; Charles H. Harris born Washington DC; William H. Addison born Loudoun County, Virginia; William Seaman born Washington DC; James Triplett born Anacosta DC; Mack Boswell born Prince George County, Maryland; John A. Middleton born Washington DC; William Smith born Washington DC; Alexander Leffard born Notredame, Canada; Charlie Johnson born Warrington, Virginia; Raymond L. Reid born Somerville, New Jersey; James Frazier born King George County, Virginia; Victor W. Zimmerman born Berlin, Germany; James F. Bailey born Amhurst County, Virginia; Frederick Hess born New York City; William Sims born Delaware; Edwin C. Gaylor, William Williams born Augusta, Georgia; William H. Lyons born Charles County, Maryland; Daniel Jones born Orange County, Virginia; George Fanciseus born Baltimore, Maryland; George Price born Washington DC; John Allen born Prince George County, Maryland; Albert Edwards born Annapolis, Maryland; James Morgan born Wilmington, North Carolina; Alfred O. Montgomery born Hallsville, Ohio; Frank Brown born Emmitsburg, Maryland; John W. Collins born Baltimore, Maryland; Charles H. Bell born Prince George County, Maryland; William King born Caswell County, North Carolina; James Molloy born Ireland; James Noonan born Washington DC; George Jackson born Washington DC; John Miles born Fairfax County, Virginia; Harry G. Reager born Jeffersonville, Indiana; James G. Powers born Cleveland, Ohio; James Somerville born Arlington, Virginia; Fred Reager born Jeffersonville, Indiana; Antonio Ceparatti born Naples, Italy; James Morgan born Wilmington, North Carolina; Charles B. Cawthorn born Granville County, North Carolina. | January 1892, examined 72, rejected 43 accepted 19; Dr. Godfrey signed many of the examining slips that listed the physical appearance of each man with reasons for rejection and many had notations on the reverse side of the card | 1892-1894 | 5105 | 226 | 305 | |
G. W. Kemper | Free Mail Delivery | reasons for and against free delivery | Port Republic, VA | ca. 1893 | 5106 | 414 | 306 | |
Micajah Woods | Letter to "Gentlemen" | request for information about a statement and cost of clothing | Letterhead of Woods and Fishburne, | Charlottesville, VA | 29 January 1893 | 5106 | 406 | 306 |
Frederick E. White | Letter to Charles O. Farrell | request for his endorsement to Grover Cleveland for White's appointment to the Des Moines Pension Agency | Washington, DC | 26 November 1893 | 5106 | 418 | 306 | |
William P. DeLaussure | Letter to S. S. Elam , Newport News Building Company | suggestion that the fee for his services be fixed at $25 per month | Richmond, VA | 30 December 1893 | 5106 | 412 | 306 | |
Thomas C. Elder | Letter to W. W. Cosby | mentioned: an action of debt on a negotiable note given by Hamilton to Clifton Forge Company, trial retried, Judge McLaughlin's opinion | Staunton, VA | 25 May 1893 | 5106 | 408 | 306 | |
R. F. Johnston | Letter to William H. Palmer | Report on the Grottoes Hotel at Sheridan, Virginia: furniture inventory, invoices and supplies, Mr. Wright, Agent Cole, Mr. Myers | Sheridan, VA | 21 January 1893 | 5106 | 400 | 306 | |
Joseph L. Bilisly | tLetter o William H. Stewart | remarks about a book on the American Sons of the Revolution (Virginia Branch) | Portsmouth, VA | ca. 28 June 1893 | 5105 | 373 | 305 | |
E. M. Henry | Letter to John B. Moon | note about a draft on the Planters National Bank of Richmond charged against the tax payers | Norfolk, VA | 11 May 1894 | 5106 | 424 | 306 | |
Lucy Gray Henry (Marshall) | Letter to William Wirt Henry | mentioned: Wirt's marriage, the suicide of Cary Glasgow's husband, Mr. McCabe and Lelia, Gracie, Becky, Lizzie | Richmond, VA | 19 June 1894 | 5106 | 429 | 306 | |
John B. Moon | Statement of Surplus from sales of lands in Virginia | sale of land in Virginia to satisfy direct taxes: N. F. Cobb (Hog Island), Sally Fletcher (Hog Island), William H. Parker (Mid Woods) | 9 April 1894 | 5106 | 427 | 306 | ||
R. P. Parrott | Letter to Daniel Tyler Jersey City New Jersey | mentioned: a water wheel, Whitelaw's Patent first used in Scotland, description of measurements, and price | West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, NY | 10 February 1895 | 5106 | 432 | 306 | |
Thomas Hill | Letter to Florin L. Hirsh | remarks about her visit to Yosemite | letterhead Wawona Hotel | Mariposa County, CA | 4 August 1895 | 5106 | 438 | 306 |
Lyon G. Tyler | Letter to My Dear Judge | remarks about Jamestown and attention to William and Mary College, Mr. R. B. Green presented a complete set of the Chronicles of England to the College | Williamsburg, VA | 21 May 1895 | 5106 | 435 | 306 | |
Horace E. Hayden | Letter to William G. Stanard of Richmond, Virginia | questions about Peter Poythress from Prince George County, Virginia | letterhead Wyoming Historical and Geological Society | Wilkes-Barrre, PA | 29 August 1895 | 5106 | 441 | 306 |
The County Club | Minutes of the Board, etc. | Byron Bear, bill to Sigmond Goodman and S. V. Lovenstein, officers elected and names recorded, bicycle race | letterhead from Binswanger & Company offering a good deal on Northwest Lumber | Richmond, VA | 1895-1896 | 5106 | 443 | 306 |
Bessie D. Fauntleroy | Letter to Dr. Massie | remarks about being homesick, riding her bike, her nursing duties at the hospital, May Newport, Dr. Knapp, the Minor family | MN | 8 June 1896 | 5106 | 468 | 306 | |
John C. Robertson | Letter to Harwood Brothers | reply to concerns about the telephone service | Richmond, VA | 4 August 1896 | 5106 | 475 | 306 | |
Alfred L. Rives | Letter to Harwood Brothers & Company | request for the price per gallon for one barrel of your white lucent safety oil | Castle Hill, Albemarle County, VA | 29 June 1896 | 5106 | 473 | 306 | |
Susan D. A. Towles | Letter to Peyton R. Carrington | request for genealogical information; Lucy Goode married Col. William Marshall, several publications mentioned: Annie Bennett, Governor Bennett, Anderson, Crawford, Wilson, Allen, Roane, Daniel | Henderson, KY | ca. 1896 | 5106 | 479 | 306 | |
Dr. Otto Meyer | Letter to Prof. Hunter H. McGuire Medical College | possible application for the professorship of chemistry at the University Medical College of Richmond; gives his background in the natural sciences and chemistry at the German University with a PhD in Leipzig and recent publications | Richmond, VA | 18 September 1896 | 5106 | 477 | 306 | |
Martha A. Zentmeyer and E. A. Hairston | Letter to Waller Redd Staples | response to questions about the Penn family, note that the papers of their grandparents had been destroyed | Martinsville, VA | 11 March 1896 | 5106 | 465 | 306 | |
James C. Penn and Sallie Johnston Penn | Letter to Waller Redd Staples | response to a request for genealogical information on the Penn family and Revolutionary War Service | Danville, VA | 24-27 February 1896 | 5106 | 459 | 306 | |
William Gibson, builder | Letter to C. H. Reade, architect | cost proposal to build Spencer Hall ( Library Building) of the Union Theological Seminary as per plans and specifications | Richmond, VA | 5 April 1897 | 5106 | 482 | 306 | |
R. E. Freeman | Letter to Colonel J. Lane Stern | remarks about the "Grays" and their mismanagement, Captain Hutchings, C. W. Throckmorton | Danville, VA | 14 September 1897 | 5106 | 491 | 306 | |
George Wesley Atkinson | Proclamation by the Governor of West Virginia relating to fishing in Potomac River | signed by William M. Dawson, Secretary of the State | WV | 22 May 1897 | 5106 | 484 | 306 | |
Theodore Roosevelt, Governor of the State of New York | Certificate of surrender for Boden Rowe a fugitive of the State of Virginia | B. B. Smith agent of the State of Virginia | Boden Rowe placed in the charge of the jailer at Alexandria, Virginia | NY | 12 July 1898 | 5106 | 498 | 306 |
Virginia Infantry, 4th Regiment, Volunteers | Correspondence of the Commandant, Colonel George W. Taylor | request to discharge T. W. Applewhite, J. P. Bell, S. S. Baker, Ike Subiski, and R. H. Blessing and recruit 30 new members, letter signed by J. Wilson, Company "G" Company "I" discharge George W. Harrison, Thomas M. Bishop, Claudius Conncill, Alfonzo E. Drake, Jorge T. Worrell, Thomas Galtress, William L. Graves, Lewis Collin, John J. Mc [Alavey] signed C. C. Vaughn Company "D" discharge T. C. Reese, E. Gatewood, Charles Massenberry signed H. Couch Company "M" discharge C. A. Bibb, V. B. Carter, B. M. Hardy, C. Graves, Tabb Lane, E. I Taylor, H. A. Browning, K. Chaukly, J. B. Harvie, B. W. Jones, L. R. Wood signed W. Daugherty | response to a request to discharge W. T. Johnson, M. U. Tucker, John A. Crown, A. J. Pollard, W. H. and recruit 24 more for Company "F" Company "L" discharge Thomas E. Munds, B. H. Lassiter, L. L. Bilisaly, James C. Hutchens, George E. Whitehurst, C. Barnum, C. A. Lewis, Aaron Porter, Walter Quillen, Theodore Seed, J. T. Hughes, W, Waldrop, C, U, Markham, and R. C. Vaughan, signed B. Dalemensky Company "B" discharge for L. M. Lanier Company "C" discharge George H Wilson, Lewis B. Ballard, Lorenzo H. Thomas, Clarence E. Toombs, signed Philip R. Marye Company "H" discharge C. S. Livesey, Walter Crenshaw, Clarence Thomas, G. H. Higgins, W. J. Kelley, C. B. Sheppard, W. H. Taylor signed Clarence Wyatt Company "A" discharge W. H. Hayes, J. P. Graves, J. H. Shenard signed H. H. Sheen | Savannah, GA | 13-14 November 1898 | 5106 | 505 | 306 |
P. C. Laudrum | Letter to John Grimm Richmond, Virginia | remarks about several Senate Bills, mandatory that prisoners work, Mr. Steel, Mr. Jennings, Mr. Campbell, mentioned prohibiting the sale of liquor within three miles of the Town of Saltville | Saltville, VA | 12 January 1898 | 5106 | 494 | 306 | |
John J. Mountjoy | Response to President's call for 75,000 volunteer troops | furnish transportation and expenses to Richmond for general muster of our Pennsylvania company to fill the quota in Virginia? | Philadelphia, PA | 27 July 1898 | 5106 | 501 | 306 | |
Ainsworth R. Spottard | Circular letter address sent to Cloud M. Dean | mentioned: a literary venture (digest of the greatest libraries in the world) | Washington, DC | 14 June 1899 | 5106 | 522 | 306 | |
Harry L. Watson | Letter to Charles H. Page of Richmond, Virginia | request for payment of a bill: claim against you by C. W. Tanner & Company; Mr. E. R. Wallace charged to do your work | Richmond, VA | 8 August 1899 | 5106 | 531 | 306 | |
William H. Murdaugh | Letter to Joseph T. Lawles | request for the governor to put me on the Board of Visitors for Mount Vernon | Lawles' endorsement of Murdaugh on the reverse: Murdaugh, Confederate Navy and an Annapolis graduate chose to represent his home State of Virginia during the Civil War, lost his right to serve on a jury and his wealth | Portsmouth, VA | 28 January 1899 | 5106 | 524 | 306 |
Wade Hampton | Letters referring to an article published in "Century magazine": addressed to Joseph Wheeler & John H. Wyeth | lengthy explanation of the end of the Civil War correction of the idea that some of the men deserted; mentioned General McClellan, President Jeff Davis, Yorkville, South Carolina | Joseph Wheeler of Washington, DC | Columbia, SC and Dagger Springs, VA | ca. 1899 | 5106 | 533 | 306 |
Robert Snavely | Testimonials for a position as public school teacher to Bessie Riggle | letter of endorsement, signed by Snavely, G. R. Huffard, W. O. Moore, H. H. Campbell, J. H. Fulton, William E. Fulton. C. Sanders, F. H. Terry, J. C. Green | Wytheville, VA | 10 January 1899 | 5106 | 519 | 306 | |
U. S. Commission for the Eastern District of Virginia | Warrant & Summons re: U.S. vs. Carrie Henley to the Marshal for the District | mentioned: Thomas H. Branch, Henry [Flegenheimer]: Henley charged with sending a lewd, obscene and indecent letter through the U.S. Postal Service | defendants: Lizzie Radford, Sarah Jackson, Mr. Barker signed by Henry Hudnall | Richmond, VA | ca. 1899 | 5106 | 527 | 306 |
Confederated Southern Memorial Association | Constitution and By-Laws | 31 May 1900 | 5106 | 555 | 306 | |||
Johnson Brothers Ltd. Henley Pottery | Invoice of a shipment to Messrs. E. B. Taylor Company, Richmond, Virginia | letterhead of Hanley Pottery, very faded | Henley, England | 15 November 1900 | 5106 | 561 | 306 | |
Anton H. Thiermann | Letter to Chandler Quinton of Newport, Rhode Island | mentioned: working his own farm and doing very well, 150 head of beef cattle, sheep, I can rent you half of my property (350 acres), the Mansion and furnish you with stock, map of Henrico County, offer good only until I hear from a party in Idaho that wants to purchase my property for a sheep ranch | Richmond, VA | 2 February 1900 | 5106 | 547 | 306 | |
Martha E. Brown | Letter to Mrs. Martha Brown of 510 Hancock St. Richmond, Virginia | letter to her mother about coming home to care for during her illness. "Homesick for Virginia and the Hudson River is frozen" | Poughkeepsie, NY | 7 January 1900 | 5106 | 542 | 306 | |
Robert F. Morris, Corp. of Engineers, Major General G. W. Smith's Staff | The fall of Richmond, Virginia in 1865 | four page recollection of the fall of Richmond | Richmond, VA | 8 February 1900 | 5106 | 550 | 306 | |
Gordon Paxton | Letter to A. M. Seddon | mentioned: Norris judgments, Mr. Meredith, right of way, Hawk Street, Norris Court Property, Mr. Robert Baldwin, fee for clearing the deed, Byrd & Baldwin, suit of Fuller vs. Prudential & Company, Mr. DeSaussure, House and lot Sheldon Ave. Lot 30 on the Plat of the Brambleton Heights Company, Rorer and Freeman | Norfolk, VA | 11 June 1902 | 5106 | 571 | 306 | |
Benjamin F. Pierce | Letter to Roswell Randall Hoes, Charlestown, Massachusetts | invitation and tickets to hear Captain Hobson speak | letterhead young Men's Christian | Brocton, MA | 15 March 1902 | 5106 | 574 | 306 |
Richard O. Gaines | Letter to "My dear Richard" | letter about his son's choice of a life profession | 16 December 1903 | 5106 | 580 | 306 | ||
Marcellus N. Moorman | Recollections of Cedar Creek and Fisher's Hill, 19 October 1864* to Colonel Winfield Peters | *Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 30, Richmond, Virginia 1902, pages 371-2 | Lynchburg, VA | 9 February 1903 | 5106 | 576 | 306 | |
Andrew M. Soule | Letter to E. P. Cox of Richmond, Virginia | Resolution from the light and dark tobacco growers: J. R. Richardson, H. A. Stokes; endorsement of more than 2000 Virginia Farmers | letterhead VPI | Blacksburg, VA | 17 February 1906 | 5106 | 583 | 306 |
Negro Reformatory Association of Virginia, Trustees | Letter to Henry Wickham | remarks about the philanthropist, Collis P. Huntington, Dr. Winston and William D,. Cardwell and the success of the farm; request for $2500 form the State of Virginia | letterhead of John L. Williams & Sons Bankers, Richmond, Virginia | Richmond, VA | 20 February 1906 | 5106 | 585 | 306 |
William A. Dixon | Letter to Polk Miller | request for a copy of " Wading in the Branch" | Baltimore, MD | 12 July 1906 | 5106 | 588 | 306 | |
William Lanier Washington | Letter to Horace E. Hayden | genealogical questions mentioned: Judge Stotsenberg, , Mary Ball, Thomas Lewis Lanier, Samuel Bonum, Elizabeth Johnson, Elizabeth Bonum, State of Georgia, Hews or Hughs, Mary Johnson widow | NY | 14 August 1908 | 5106 | 590 | 306 |
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