41459567 http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6rv23sk revised SNAC: Social Networks and Archival Context revised 2015-09-23 machine CPF merge program Merge v2.0 revised 2016-08-13T22:22:09 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Parser Bulk ingest into SNAC Database revised 2016-08-13T22:22:09 human System Service (system@localhost) created 2026-06-09 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Serializer SNAC Identity Constellation serialized to EAC-CPF person Holt, Hines. presumed active 1829 active 1857 Hall family. Holt, Hines. Papers, 1829, 1857. Holt, Hines. Papers, 1829, 1857. 2 items. Papers of Hines Holt, lawyer, member of the United States Congress, and Confederate congressman, containing one certificate and a letter of advice to his son. Duke University Libraries, Duke University Library; Perkins Library Hall family. Papers, 1785-1923. Hall family. Abercrombie, Charles, 1742-1819. Abercrombie, John, d.1825. Abercrombie, Leonard. Bailey, John S., d.ca.1832. Bailey, Margaret, d.ca.1849. Bibb, Peyton, 1784-1840. Bragg, W.S. Brown, Eliza D. (Elizabeth Dixon Hall), 1806-1877. Brown, George W. Brown, Thomas, d.ca.1843. Caldwell, H.W. Clark, Elijah, d.ca.1798. Clark, Thomas D., d.1804. Comer, John, .ca.1805. Cooper, Thomas. Crawford, J., 1783-1858. Crenshaw, Abner, d.1863. Crenshaw, Sarah A. Crenshaw, W.H. (Walter Henry), 1817-1878. Forsyth, John, 1770-1841. Galpen, Edward. Gilmer, F.M. (Francis Meriwether), 1810-1892. Goodwyn, A.T. (Albert Taylor), b.1842. Hall, Bolling, 1767-1836. Hall, Bolling, 1813-1897. Hall, Bolling, 1837-1866. Hall, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1854-1887. Hall, Crenshaw, 1839-1893. Hall, Dixon, 1755-1820. Hall, Frank A. (Franklin Abner), b.1851. Hall, Hines H. (Hines Holt), b.1847. Hall, James A. (James Abercrombie), 1840-1868. Hall, John E. (John Elmore), 1842-1882. Hall, Joseph E. (Joseph Eugene), ca.1853-1909. Hall, Laura (Laura June), 1848-1896. Hall, Mary (Mary Bibb Hall), b.1821. Hall, Mary L. (Mary Louisa), 1844-1863. Hall, Mary L. (Mary Louisa Crenshaw), ca.1815-1858. Hall, Mary L. (Mary Louisa Crenshaw), ca.1860-1929. Hall, Thomas B. (Thomas Brown), 1845-1863. Hall, William B. (William Bolling). Handy, Caroline S. (Caroline S. Hall), 1857-ca.1910. Holt, Hines. Holt, Laura (Laura June Hall), b.1815. Holt, Samuel Doak. Howze, John, 1822-1902. Jackson, Absalom. Jackson, C.M. (Crawford Motley), 1820-1860. Jackson, Emma (Emma Bolling Hall), b.1809. Lewis, Frances. Lumpkin, Wilson, 1783-1870. McKenzie, F.L. Macon, Nathaniel, 1757-1837. Middleton, Robert. Mitchell, Ann (Nancy Anderson Hall), 1801-1841. Nuckolls, Emmet. Parham, Robert, d.1805. Parham, Stith. Pickett, Albert James, 1810-1858. Reese, J. S. Reese, Littleton, ca.1764-ca.1845. Sasnett, Sarah H. (Sarah Helen). Sasnett, Sarah (Sarah Helen Hall), 1824-1887. Sasnett, William J., d.ca.1866. Shorter, Henry. Snodgrass, Amanda (Amanda Hall), b.1818. Snodgrass, John A. Thomas, B.R., d.ca.1843. Thomas, Martha B. (Martha Bryan Hall Bailey), b.1803. Thompson, Jane (Jane Abercrombie Hall), b.1807. Thompson, William V. (William Vance), d.ca.1839. Walker, A. J. (Abram Joseph), 1819-1872. Wood, Green, d.ca.1860. Wood, Polly (Polly Willie Hall), b.1800. Coal City Coal & Coke Company (Ala.) E & G Rogers & Company. Elyton Land Company (Ala.) Farmers Alliance (Ala.) Hall, Moses & Roberts. Josiah Morris & Co. Lehman, Durr & Company. McGehee College. South and North Alabama Railroad. Stanton & Pollard. United Confederate Veterans. Robinson Springs Chapter #396 (Ala.) WB & AR Bell & Company. Williamson, Hall & Company. Papers, 1785-1923. 7 cubic ft. (15 archives boxes, 2 oversized boxes, and 2 oversized folders). These papers, 1785-1923, contain genealogical materials; maps; legal records of various types, especially deeds, indentures, and land grants; letters; financial records such as accounts, ledgers, journals, receipts, and estate records; electoral records; military records; and printed materials. The largest series in these papers include legal records, 1785-1921 and n.d., .5 cubic ft.; the Bolling Hall (1767-1836) papers, 1787-1836 and n.d., 1 cubic ft.; the Bolling Hall (1813-1897) papers, 1836-1897 and n.d., 2.3. cubic ft.; and the Hines H. Hall papers, 1861-1922 and n.d., .5 cubic ft. The Bolling Hall (1767-1836) papers, 1787-1836 and n.d., contain letters, militia records, financial records, estate records, and printed materials. Major subjects discussed include U.S., Ga., and Ala. politics and government; family matters; real estate in Ga. and Ala.; and operating a plantation in Ga., then Ala. Major correspondents included Hines Holt, William H. Crawford, Nathaniel Macon, Alexander Pope, John C. Calhoun, and T.& G. Holt and Co., among others. His financial records are of interest also. Some of the estate records are also quite detailed. The Bolling Hall (1813-1897) papers, 1836-1897 and n.d., contain letters, speeches and writings, financial records, school financial records, estate records, and printed materials. Major subjects discussed include family matters, real estate in Ala.; U.S., Ga., and Ala. politics and government; business matters, especially operating a plantation, railroads in Ala., and the Elyton Land Co. and subsidiaries; and most especially, U.S.--history--Civil War, 1861-1865, in which he received over 150 letters from his five sons who fought in that conflict, and the emigration of some of his sons to Colo. in the 1870s for health reasons. Major correspondents included his sons, his sisters Sarah Sasnett and Amanda Snodgrass; political figures Albert J. Pickett and Benjamin Fitzpatrick, and business correspondents, too numerous to name here. Financial records are interesting and detailed, especially the shipping and selling of his cotton crop, his real estate dealings, and his interest in the South & North Ala. Railroad and the Elyton Land Co. The Hines H. Hall papers, 1861-1922 and n.d., include letters, speeches, electoral records, financial records, estate records, printed materials, and United Confederate Veterans records. Major subjects discussed include family matters; U.S.--history--Civil War, 1861-1865, the experiences of some brothers in Colo.; Ala. politics and government; the Ala. Farmers' Alliance, business matters, and other subjects. Major correspondents included his father, Bolling Hall (1813-1897); his brother, Frank A. Hall; his sister, Caroline S. Handy; and political figures. The financial records are detailed, as are the records of the Robertson Springs (Ala.) chapter of the UCV. Small, but interesting series are the: Mary L. Hall (ca.1815-ca.1858) letters, 1840-1858; Bolling Hall (1837-1866) letters, 1860-1865; John E. Hall papers, 1862-1876; Mary Louisa Hall (1844-1863) letters, 1860-1863; and the Caroline S. Handy letters and financial records, 1861-1906. Alabama Department of Archives and History