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Fisher, Ann Ambler.

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Fisher, Ann Ambler.

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Papers, 1780-1832.

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Carrington, Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent, 1765-1847. Papers, 1780-1832.

Title: Papers, 1780-1832.

Correspondence from Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent Carrington (1765-1847) includes letters to her friends, Mildred Smith Dudley of Yorktown, Virginia, and Frances Caines of Bristol, England. These letters, Elizabeth's own copies of the originals, describe her family's difficulties during the American Revolution, the death of her first husband and the unfortunate life of a friend. Later letters to her sister, Ann Ambler Fisher, concern family history, Yorktown before the Revolution, flight from the British, the effects of the Revolutionary War, and her brother-in-law, Chief Justice John Marshall. Also includes a letter from John A. B. Fisher concerning his plans to enter the ministry.

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Papers, 1796-1823.

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Beveridge, Albert J., 1862-1927. Papers, 1796-1823.

Title: Papers, 1796-1823.

Typescript copies of the letters of Betsy Ambler Carrington to her sisters Mary Ambler Marshall and Ann Ambler Fisher, and to her friends Mildred Smith Dudley and Frances Cairnes. Betsy Carrington, wife of Colonel Edward Carrington, was the sisiter-in-law of Chief Justice John Marshall. She recounts her memories of Marshall, of her father, Jacquelin Ambler, and of the effects of the Revolutionary War on her family in Virginia. The letters came from the Marshall papers collected by Albert J. Beveridge.

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Beveridge, Albert J., 1862-1927.
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