Hart Family Papers 1838-1914

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Hart Family Papers 1838-1914

Correspondence and documents of Florida Governor Ossian B. Hart, his father Isaiah Hart, his wife Catherine Hart, and his sister-in-law Emma Campbell.

0.2 Linear feet; 1 box

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SNAC Resource ID: 6637129

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Douglas, John, 1941-

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Campbell, Lottie

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Florida. Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court replaced the Territorial Court of Appeals in 1845 (Article V, 1838 Constitution; Article V, 1885 and 1968 Constitutions). The Supreme Court consists of seven justices, with at least one from each appellate district. The Court hears appeals in death penalty cases and reviews the decisions of the District Courts of Appeal and trial courts. From the description of Mandatory review death penalty case files, 1973-[ongoing]. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32...

Hart, Ossian Bingley, -1874

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Campbell, Emma.

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Aultman, Mary E.

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Bigelow, Mary

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Campbell, Abner

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Hart family

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Ossian Bingley Hart (1821-1874) was the son of Isaiah Hart and Nancy Nelson Hart. The Hart family was originally from Virginia but settled in Florida in 1801. Isaiah laid out the first plan of Jacksonville and is considered the founder of that city. Ossian was the second of the couple's eight children. Ossian Hart went to Washington D.C. to be educated at the age of 16 and later returned to Jacksonville where he studied law for two years and began a career as a lawyer. I...

Hart, Catharine

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Hart, Catherine S. 1823-1897

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