Stringfellow family papers 1833-1960 1833-1931 Stringfellow family papers

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Stringfellow family papers 1833-1960 1833-1931 Stringfellow family papers

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The Stringfellow family papers include correspondence, diaries, financial documents, legal documents, and photographs related to the family of pro-slavery Baptist minister Thornton Stringfellow of Culpeper County, Virginia. Some of the material pertains to legal disputes over slaves and property from Stringfellow's estate. The collection contains testimonies by former slaves.

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William L. Clements Library

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Stringfellow, Thornton, 1788-1869

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Stringfellow, George F., b. 1861

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Stringfellow family

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Thornton Stringfellow was born on March 6, 1788, the son of Robert "Tory Bob" Stringfellow (1736-1815) and Catharine Stigler (d. 1828). The Stringfellows lived in Culpeper County, Virginia, where Thornton became the first minister of the Stevensburg Baptist Church in 1833. He helped organize the Southern Baptist Conference (later the Southern Baptist Convention) in 1845. In 1848, he retired to his estate, "Bel Air," where he was a farmer. During the Civil War, he provided grain, wag...

Stringfellow, Martin S.

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Stringfellow, Mary.

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Stringfellow, Thornton, 1860-1923

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Williams, Sally

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Spindle, James Mortimer, 1821-1907

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Williams, Lewis

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Gibson, E. D.

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Timpson, George

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Stringfellow, James Lawrence, 1816-1899

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Nalle, P. P.

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Stringfellow, Susie (Susan Blanche), 1870-1953

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Walker, Liz, 1960-

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