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Rutgers Medical College. Records 1792-1973 (inclusive), 1792-1830 (bulk).

Title: Records 1792-1973 (inclusive), 1792-1830 (bulk).

The records of the Rutgers Medical College consist of manuscript letters and documents; printed and manuscript drafts of memorials, petitions, resolutions, and legislative bills; printed circulars, catalogues, and newspaper clippings; published dissertations, lectures, addresses, and eulogies; photographic prints and negatives; broadsides, and other printed ephemeral; and research material in the form of photostatic copies of letters, minutes, and reprints of journal articles complied by Professor David Cowen for his book, Medical Education: The Queen's -Rutgers Experience, 1792-1830 (New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers, the State University, 1966).

ArchivalResource: .8 cu. ft. (2 ms boxes)

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Hogg, Thomas Devereux, 1823-1904. Thomas Devereux Hogg papers, 1779-1910.

Title: Thomas Devereux Hogg papers, 1779-1910.

The collection includes scattered papers of Gavin Hogg (1788-1835), lawyer of Windsor and Raleigh, N.C., and of his son, Thomas Devereux Hogg. Included are account books of David Clark, merchant and planter of Martin and Halifax counties, N.C., for whom G. Hogg was executor, and accounts and letters pertaining to the affairs of Joseph Blount and his son, Joseph, Jr., of Edenton and Hillsborough, N.C.G. Hogg was Blount's executor and James L. Bryan, of Windsor and Baltimore, Md., was attorney for Joseph, Jr., who was at intervals an inmate of the Friends Asylum in Pennsylvania. T.D. Hogg married Bryan's niece and was his executor. Also, letters of Benjamin Maitland of Baltimore, Bryan's partner in operating a distillery; letters of Lucy Haywood (Mrs. John S.) Bryan on personal affairs and news of Raleigh; notes of James, brother of G. Hogg, on the medical lectures of Drs. David Hosack and James S. Stringham of New York; accounts of T.D. Hogg as ordnance and commissary officer of North Carolina, 1862-1865; and accounts of a sawmill and a stage line. Later papers are those of Colin M. Hawkins and Janet (Hogg) Hawkins.

ArchivalResource: ca. 1200 items (3.5 linear feet)

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Edenton (N.C.) papers, 1717-1937 [manuscript].

Title: Edenton (N.C.) papers, 1717-1937 [manuscript].

Miscellaneous papers, chiefly bills, receipts, deeds, court proceedings, wills, estate settlements (including the division of slaves), and other legal and business papers of Edenton and Chowan County, N.C., citizens, mainly before 1820. There are few letters. Several items concern the awarding of prizes by the Admiralty Court during the Revolution. Persons represented in the collection include: Nathaniel Allen, William Badham, John Barefield, Thomas Barker, Nehemiah Bateman, John Beasley, Thomas Benbury, William Blair, Charles Blount, Joseph Blount, William Branch, Stephen Cabarrus, William Cathcart, Josiah Collins, James Craven, Samuel Dickinson, Charles Eden, Henry Eelbeck, Montfort Eelbeck, William Eelbeck, William Hill, John Hodgson, Samuel Hodgson, Thomas Holland, Arthur Johnston, Samuel Johnston, Peter Malbone, Jeremiah Michener, Elisha Norfleet, Samuel Pagett, John Palin, Thomas Parris, and Thomas Pollock.

ArchivalResource: About 300 items (0.5 linear ft.).

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