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Information: The first column shows data points from Hunter, James, active 1820s-1830, Reverend; of St. Andrews in red. The third column shows data points from Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846 in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Hunter, James, active 1820s-1830, Reverend; of St. Andrews

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Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846

Hunter, James, active 1820s-1830, Reverend; of St. Andrews

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Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846

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James Lingard Hunter (1817-1846) was born in Charleston, South Carolina on April 14, 1817. In the early 1830s, he moved to Irwinton (later renamed Eufaula), Alabama with his family. By 1833, his father, General John Lingard Hunter (1795-1865), had become the largest slaveholder in Barbour County, Alabama. James L. Hunter married Sarah Elizabeth Shorter, who had moved to Irwinton with her family in 1837. Prior to moving to Alabama, however, Sarah Elizabeth's father, Reuben Clarke Shorter, had purchased a large cotton plantation on the Chattahoochee River, in Randolph (now Quitman) County, Georgia. It is possible that the site described in the gardening book in this collection was the plantation owned by Reuben Clarke Shorter, and was managed by James L. Hunter. Hunter died of malaria on June 22, 1846, less than three months after the last entry in his gardening book.

From the description of James L. Hunter Diary and The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter, 1845-46, 1996. (Atlanta History Center). WorldCat record id: 298438932

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Hunter, James, active 1820s-1830, Reverend; of St. Andrews

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PEEL PAPERS. Vol. CXXXVII (ff. 236). Correspondence of Sir R. Peel with [Robert Saunders-Dundas, 2nd Viscount] Melville, First Lord of the Admiralty (181?-1827); 182-?-1830. Folio.Robert Saunders-Dundas, 2nd Viscount Melville; formerly Dundas: Corres... 1820s-1830

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Title: PEEL PAPERS. Vol. CXXXVII (ff. 236). Correspondence of Sir R. Peel with [Robert Saunders-Dundas, 2nd Viscount] Melville, First Lord of the Admiralty (181?-1827); 182-?-1830. Folio.Robert Saunders-Dundas, 2nd Viscount Melville; formerly Dundas: Corres... 1820s-1830

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Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846

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James L. Hunter Diary and The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter, 1845-46, 1996.

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Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846. James L. Hunter Diary and The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter, 1845-46, 1996.

Title: James L. Hunter Diary and The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, A Southern Planter, 1845-46, 1996.

The collection contains the original gardening book of James L. Hunter with diary entries from September 1845 to March 1846. The diary details the plan for Hunter's vegetable garden, the types of vegetables planted, and best practices for successful crops. The dated entries provide a clear timeline of Hunter's gardening activities. Incidentally, the diary contains rote French exercises and math calculations on its final pages. The collection also includes Catherine Howett's 1996 publication, The Gardening Book of James L. Hunter, a Southern Planter, which provides images of the original diary's pages and commentary on Hunter and the significance of his diary as a unique document of the horticultural history of the antebellum south.

ArchivalResource: .21 linear ft.; (2 items).

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Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846

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Howett, Catherine M.

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Hunter, James, active 1820s-1830, Reverend; of St. Andrews

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Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846

Hunter, James, active 1820s-1830, Reverend; of St. Andrews

Hunter, James L. (James Lingard), 1817-1846

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