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Everard, Richard. Letter, 1727.

Title: Letter, 1727.

Collection consists of a letter from Everard to Thomas Amory, prominent Boston merchant, discussing problems faced with Native Americans, and ordering sugar and window glass.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Richard Everard Proclamation, ., 6 October 1725

Title: Richard Everard Proclamation, . 6 October 1725

Richard Everard was the last governor of North Carolina under proprietary rule, serving 1725-1731. The collection includes a proclamation, 6 October 1725, issued by Governor Everard and his council naming assistants to Chief Justice Christopher Gale for the region with instructions about courts in that region. North and East of Cape Fear,

ArchivalResource: 1

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Everard, Richard, Sir, 1683-1733. Richard Everard proclamation, 1725 October 6 [manuscript].

Title: Richard Everard proclamation, 1725 October 6 [manuscript].

Proclamation issued by Governor Everard and his council naming assistants to Chief Justice Christopher Gale for the region "North and East of Cape Fear," with instructions about courts in that region.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Byrd, William, 1674-1744. Correspondence, 1728-1729.

Title: Correspondence, 1728-1729.

Letter book I (Jun 1728-Apr 1729), discussing British administrative and economic policies, women and motherhood, and the relative merits of hemp, tobacco, and viticulture. Letter book II (May-Jun 1729), concerning the introduction of mills and warehouses in the Tidewater region, border country explored during Byrd's tenure as Commissioner for running the dividing line between North Carolina and Virginia, and home/family affairs. More information on Commission contained in collection's excerpts from Byrd's "History of the Dividing Line" and "Secret History of the Dividing Line". Undated Biblical notes from Numbers, 34:14; Deut., 31:9-34:12; Joshua, 1:1-11:23 also included.

ArchivalResource: 5 items ; 28 cm. and smaller.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/12812559 View