Connelly, William L., fl. 1817-1838.
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William L. Connelly (fl. 1817-1838) of Burke County, N.C., was commissioned justice of the peace, 1817, and later was captain of a company of North Carolina militia volunteers serving in the effort to remove the Cherokees from North Carolina.
From the guide to the William L. Connelly Papers, 1817; 1838; 1864, (bulk 1838), (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.)
William L. Connelly (fl. 1817-1838) of Burke County, N.C., was commissioned justice of the peace, 1817, and later was captain of a company of North Carolina militia volunteers serving in the effort to remove the Cherokees from North Carolina (Trail of Tears). All but two items are military papers, 1838, of William L. Connelly.
From the description of William L. Connelly papers, 1817; 1838; 1864 (bulk 1838) [manuscript]. WorldCat record id: 24773685
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creatorOf | Connelly, William L., fl. 1817-1838. William L. Connelly papers, 1817; 1838; 1864 (bulk 1838) [manuscript]. | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | |
creatorOf | William L. Connelly Papers, 1817; 1838; 1864, (bulk 1838) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection |
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associatedWith | Connelly, E. S. |
associatedWith | North Carolina. Militia |
associatedWith | Scott, Winfield, 1786-1866. |
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