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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/32672088

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/51207681

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/24365127

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Latané, William -1862

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Papers of the Lewis family, 1744-1860.

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Lewis family. Papers of the Lewis family, 1744-1860.

Title: Papers of the Lewis family, 1744-1860.

Include will, 1844, of John Taliaferro, of Essex County, Va.; journal, 1755, of Charles Lewis, describing the march from Fredericksburg to Fort Cumberland, partly under the leadership of George Washington, the fort itself, scouting expeditions, and the results of hostile relations between colonists and the native inhabitants; and letter, 1760, from George Weedon, while at Presque Isle, Lake Erie, to Charles Lewis, about his home and friends in Fredericksburg, Va. Also include correspondence, 1814, between Warner Lewis and his wife Ann, describing his military service on the Northern Neck of Virginia and the advancement of the British; and funeral sermon, 1822, on the death of Ann Lewis. Also include lecture cards, 1777-1779, of John Lewis while studying medicine at Edinburgh University; and commissions, 1784 and 1795, of William Latané, bearing signatures of Patrick Henry and Henry Lee, then governors of Virginia. Also include a copy, October 25, 1815, of the Boston Weekly Messenger; clipping, 1868, excerpting Col. Daniel Morgan's dealings with George Washington, from Custis' Recollections; and a piece of Martha Custis Washington's wedding dress.

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Articles concerning "The burial of Latané", 1904- 1944, n.d.

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Christian, Kate Brockenbrough Newton, fl. 1862-1932,. Articles concerning "The burial of Latané", 1904- 1944, n.d.

Title: Articles concerning "The burial of Latané", 1904- 1944, n.d.

The collection contains "The burial of Latané" by Joseph G. Walker. In his essay Walker relates the incidents of the 1862 burial [of the University of Virginia alumnus] and identifies the people portrayed in W. Dabney Washington's painting of the incident and the models who posed for the painting. The collection also contains an electrostatic copy and transcript of Gilberta S. Whittle's 1904 Baltimore Sun article "The burial of Latané" which relates the same story with more information on the composing of the poem, the painting of the picture and its subsequent engravings. With these is a 1944 copy by "Beth" of a 1932 letter to L.J. Taylor from Kate Brockenbrough Newton Christian, the last survivor of those depicted in the painting.

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Diary, 1862 June 2-25.

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Haile, Robert Gaines, Jr., 1832-1862. Diary, 1862 June 2-25.

Title: Diary, 1862 June 2-25.

Handwritten copy of diary, 1862 June 2-25, of Robert Gaines Haile, while serving in the 55th Virginia Regiment, Confederate Army, kept during the Seven Days Battle near Richmond, Va. Mentions the death of William Latane.

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Lewis family.

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Lewis family.
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Haile, Robert Gaines, Jr., 1832-1862.

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Haile, Robert Gaines, Jr., 1832-1862.
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