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Cabell, William F., 1687-1774.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/256480428

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647876569

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34567116

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647937806

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647964613

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Cabell, William F., 1687-1774.

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Robert Whitehead papers [manuscript], 1876-1964.

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Whitehead, Robert, 1897-1960. Robert Whitehead papers [manuscript], 1876-1964.

Title: Robert Whitehead papers [manuscript], 1876-1964.

The collection consists chiefly of correspondence received by Whitehead, 1924-1938. Chief correspondents are Harry Flood Byrd, Sr., J Garland Pollard, A. Willis Robertson, and Henry St. George Tucker. There are also letters from John S. Battle, Carter Glass, George C. Peery, James H. Price, and E. Lee Trinkle, as well as routine mailings from the Virginia State Bar Association. The collection also includes drafts of proposed resolutions and bills (including repeal of the 18th amendment); newspaper clippings of obituaries and tributes to Whitehead, 1960; editorials on political issues, 1929-1936; and a notebook of writings of Robert Whitehead (1815-1898) clipped from the Nelson County Examiner which includes profiles of Archibald Stuart, Lucas P. Thompson, Sterling Claiborne, Robert Garland, John Thompson, Jr., William F. Cabell by N.F. Cabell, an account of the death of University of Virginia professor Walter D. Dabney and a obituary for Robert Whitehead by Charles M. Blackford. The collection also contains a talk "Legacy--profiles of my Whitehead family," 2006, by Ann Whitehead Thomas, and 2 phonograph recordings of an interview on WRVA radio show "Today's outstanding Virginian," 1950.

ArchivalResource: circa 450 items.

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Cabell, William, 1687-1774.

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Documents of Harry Robinson [manuscript] 1761-1791.

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Robinson, Harry,. Documents of Harry Robinson [manuscript] 1761-1791.

Title: Documents of Harry Robinson [manuscript] 1761-1791.

Indenture, 1761 July 1, between William Nichols, of Albemarle Co. and William Cabell of Amherst for a sum of money; signed with Nichols' mark. Receipted bill for taxes, 1797-98, of Dennett Witt of Amherst Co. Martin Dawson for William Cabell.

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Cabell, William, 1687-1774.

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Papers of the Cabell family, 1727-1875.

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Cabell, Joseph C. (Joseph Carrington), 1778-1856. Papers of the Cabell family, 1727-1875.

Title: Papers of the Cabell family, 1727-1875.

The papers include correspondence and other papers of William Cabell, a son Nicholas Cabell and a great-grandson Nathaniel Francis Cabell, including records relating to a legal action of William Cabell against William Mayo and George Carrington; a grant of land, 1739, Goochland County, Va., to William Cabell, signed by William Gooch; a tobacco storage book; records of the Minute Men of Amherst County, Va., a militia company under the command of Nicholas Cabell, 1774-1785. The papers also include a bond, 1763 April 15 between William Cabell, John Moore, John Frye and John Lewis to build a courthouse for Albemarle County, Va., a Civil War pardon signed by William H. Seward, slave lists, a letter re discipline and a permission to marry, fragments of books by George Berkeley and Soame Jenyns and a printed essay on inland navigation, 1766. Also of interest are lyrics of some Revolutionary War songs; book lists; minutes of Warminster Academy, Nelson County, Va., 1795; letters patent for a medical remedy, 1795; Liberty Hall furniture lists and graveyard plans; a list of emigrants from Virginia to the West and Southwest; a description of thefts by the Union army; and a Cabell family genealogy. Correspondents and persons named include Edward Carrington, John Hartwell Cocke, Joshua Fry, Peter Jefferson, St. George Tucker, and Thomas Walker. The material is related to the library's other Cabell collections (including Joseph C. Cabell papers, 1731-1917) and to its Cocke and Jefferson collections.

ArchivalResource: 515 items.

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Cabell, William, 1687-1774.

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Land surveys [manuscript] 1622-1791.

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Land surveys [manuscript] 1622-1791.

Title: Land surveys [manuscript] 1622-1791.

Chiefly fragments of 17th and 18th cent. indentures and surveys. Plat of 6,320 acres along the Fluvanna [James] River in Goochland Co., Va., surveyed for William Cabell by William Mayo in 1737.--Broadside: "A topographical analysis of the Commonwealth of Virginia, compiled for the years 1790-1."

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Cabell, William, 1687-1774.

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Papers of the Cabell family, 1727-1875.

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Cabell family. Papers of the Cabell family, 1727-1875.

Title: Papers of the Cabell family, 1727-1875.

The papers include correspondence and other papers of William Cabell, a son Nicholas Cabell and a great-grandson Nathaniel Francis Cabell, including records relating to a legal action of William Cabell against William Mayo and George Carrington; a grant of land, 1739, Goochland County, Va., to William Cabell, signed by William Gooch; records of the Minute Men of Amherst County, Va., a militia company under the command of Nicholas Cabell, 1774-1785. The papers also include a bond, 1763 April 15 between William Cabell, John Moore, John Frye and John Lewis to build a courthouse for Albemarle County, Va., a Civil War pardon signed by William H. Seward, slave lists and a permission to marry, fragments of books by George Berkeley and Soame Jenyns and a printed essay on inland navigation, 1766. Also of interest are lyrics of some Revolutionary War songs; book lists; Warminster Academy minutes, 1795; letters patent for a medical remedy, 1795; Liberty Hall furniture lists and graveyard plans; a list of emigrants from Virginia to the West and Southwest; and a description of thefts by the Union army. Correspondents and persons named include Edward Carrington, John Hartwell Cocke, Joshua Fry, Peter Jefferson, St. George Tucker, and Thomas Walker. The material is related to the library's other Cabell collections (including Joseph C. Cabell papers, 1731-1917) and to its Cocke and Jefferson collections.

ArchivalResource: 375 items.

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Cabell, William F., 1687-1774.

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Whitehead, Robert, 1897-1960.

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Whitehead, Robert, 1897-1960.
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Cabell, William, 1687-1774.

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Cabell family.
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Cabell, William F., 1687-1774.

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