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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122467760

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Mathews, Harriet Flower.

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J. Bruns Lawrason papers, 1866, 1938.

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Lawrason, J. Bruns. J. Bruns Lawrason papers, 1866, 1938.

Title: J. Bruns Lawrason papers, 1866, 1938.

Letter commenting on Lawrason's article "The Passing of the Old Factor" in The Cotton Trade Journal (July 1938) together with a bill of sale from Richard, Flower, and Maes, New Orleans factors, used in writing the article (1866). The bill of sale records cotton sold for Mrs. Harriet Mathews, Greenwood Plantation, St. Francisville, La.

ArchivalResource: 1 letter.1 bill of sale.

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Mathews, Harriet Flowers.

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Charles L. Mathews family papers, 1797-1898 (bulk 1840-1872).

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Mathews, Charles Lewis, 1824-1864. Charles L. Mathews family papers, 1797-1898 (bulk 1840-1872).

Title: Charles L. Mathews family papers, 1797-1898 (bulk 1840-1872).

Early papers consist of a letter from "Dunbar" to George Mathews concerning the falsification of dates of land surveys (1797); bills for merchandise; a contract between the Bayou Boeuf and Red River Navigation Company and Levi Wilson (1836); an inventory and appraisal of the estate of George Mathews (1837). Papers (1840-1860) chiefly pertain to Harriet Mathews and her son, Charles L. Mathews and document activities on the Greenwood, Chaseland, Coco Bend, and Georgia plantations. Letters from Joseph Ivor discuss land values and politics in East Baton Rouge Parish. Civil War letters contain requests from relatives and friends for financial assistance and supplies. Letters from Samuel Meeker at Camp Pickens, Virginia, discuss skirmishes and illnesses in camp. Letters of the Reconstruction period concern planting, labor problems with freedmen working on plantations, and the difficulty of maintaining land holdings. Printed items include broadsides, clippings, and promotional materials.

ArchivalResource: 3 linear feet.

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Lawrason, J. Bruns.

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Lawrason, J. Bruns.
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Mathews, Charles Lewis, 1824-1864.

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Mathews, Charles Lewis, 1824-1864.
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