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Frederick C. Cubberly was born in Chillicothe, Missouri, in 1869. He was educated in Marion, Indiana before moving to Florida in 1895. Cubberly studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1898. The same year he was appointed U.S. Commissioner for the Northern District of Florida, first of many public offices Cubberly held. In 1902 he was appointed as the customs collector for Cedar Key. He was based in Gainesville and was judge for the municipal court of Gainesville from 1914-1916 and the city attorney from 1916-1917. Cubberly served as U.S. Attorney for Northern Florida from 1908-1916 and again from 1923 to his death in 1932. In addition, he was secretary of the Florida Republican Convention in 1927 and served twice as a delegate to the Republican National Convention.

From the description of Frederick C. Cubberly Papers, 1906-1929. (University of Florida). WorldCat record id: 49638416

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Born in Chillicothe, Mo.; he came to Florida with his family in 1889 and settled at Archer; he studied law and was admitted to the Florida bar in 1898; in 1898 he was also appointed US Commissioner, Northern District of Florida; he was appointed collector of customs at Cedar Key in 1902 and continued in that position until he resigned in February 1909; he was also city attorney for Cedar Key, Judge of Municipal court in Gainesville as well as Gainesville City Attorney; he was elected Vice President of the Florida Historical Society in 1927 and President of the Society in 1932.

From the description of Frederick C. Cubberly Papers , undated. (Library of Congress / Nucmc). WorldCat record id: 434517769

As a lawyer Cubberly is best known for his efforts to end peonage, a forced labor system created in the South to provide cheap labor after the abolition of slavery. African Americans were the main victims, although immigrants were also targeted. Although illegal, peonage survived well into the 20th century. Owners of turpentine and lumber companies often had agreements with corrupt sheriffs and judges. Black people frequently were arrested on false charges, often vagrancy, and then the companies would offer to pay their fine in return for labor. Once a person was in debt and relocated to a camp, they were essentially used as slave labor and not allowed to leave. Because of the corruption of law enforcement, peonage was very hard to prosecute. Cubberly was involved in ending the practice, however, and brought national attention to the issue.

In addition to his legal work Cubberly was also a historian. His interest in the Dade Massacre, the 1835 ambush of Major Francis Dade's troops by 180 Seminoles during the Second Seminole War, led to his appointment to the state commission that established Dade Battlefield Historic State Park in Sumter County. He also was involved in the Florida Historical Society, publishing historical articles and serving as the organization's vice president and president.

From the guide to the Frederick C. Cubberly Papers, 1906-1929, (Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida)

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Papers related to Cubberly's historical research, documents from peonage trials, and certificates of his appointments to various government positions. There are many typewritten copies of short articles Cubberly wrote about various topics in Florida history, as well as a manuscript of the history of Archer, Florida, from 1880-1900. Also included is correspondence documenting his search for information about Judah P. Benjamin, a Confederate politician who fled the United States after the Civil War and escaped through Florida. The legal documents are from two different peonage trials, Clyatt v. United States and Alston Brown and Mose Brown v. United States. The Clyatt case was tried in 1901 and was the beginning of Cubberly's involvement with peonage. The documents relating to the Brown case are more extensive, and include correspondence between Cubberly and investigating agents in the Justice Department, as well as numerous affidavits from the investigators.

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Twenty-two typewritten articles written by Frederick C. Cubberly about a wide range of subjects from "Indian War Poetry" to "John Quincy Adams and Florida" to how the capital came to Tallahassee. Two other articles were written by Etta Cubberly, his wife. There is no discussion of how the author came to write the stories or if they were published or not. There are two copies of the Dade Massacre that were printed by the Congressional Record in 1921. Some of the articles are signed by Frederick or Etta Cubberly. The papers also include correspondence between Etta Cubberly and Walter Marchman, librarian, Florida Historical Society. There is also a studio portrait photograph, presumably of Frederick Cubberly.

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Includes Cubberly's research on Florida history as well as documents and correspondence from peonage cases he was involved in while he was the United States Attorney for the North West District of Florida.

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