Papers, 1734-1906, 1820-1870.

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Papers, 1734-1906, 1820-1870.

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These papers contain letters, receipts, vouchers, and other financial papers of the Patteson and allied families. Included are a small number of wills, deeds, bonds, commissions, and other court instruments. Of interest is a warrant for the arrest of Peter Francisco, for indebtedness. Included also are papers concerning the administration of the estate of Dr. Charles Carter, Lancaster County, 1821-1831. The volumes are mainly receipt, account, and ledger books except for a scrapbook of newspaper clippings and a passport book with entries in the 1830s and 1840s. Contents are: Box 1: 1743-1831, Box 2: 1832-1843, Box 3: 1844-1856, Box 4: 1857-1863, Box 5: 1864-1876, Box 6: 1877-1906, Box 7: Papers of the Dr. David Patteson family, 1766-1884, and the Anthony Dibrell estate, 1799-1834, Box 8: Undated material (letters, recipes, medical remedies) and photostats, Boxex 9-10 Papers of Joseph C. Cabell, administrator of the Dr. Charles Carter estate, 1821-1831, Box 11: Commissions, wills, plats, and Bible records, Boxes 12-13: Volumes.

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Clay, Henry, 1777-1852

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Cabell, Joseph C. (Joseph Carrington), 1778-1856

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Patteson, James M.

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Patteson, David M.

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Gilmer, Thomas Walker, 1802-1844.

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Patteson family.

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The Patteson family was prominent in Buckingham County, Virginia, residing at Mount Pleasant, a family estate. Among the members of the family are lawyers, doctors, and military officers, and members of the Virginia General Assembly. Peter Francisco was a legendary Revolutionary patriot. From the description of Papers, 1734-1906, 1820-1870. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122498099 ...

Francisco, Peter, 1760-1831

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Clopton, Samuel G.

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Patteson, Reuben B.

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Patteson, Thomas.

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Patteson, David W.

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Patteson, Peter R.

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Gray, David L., 1948-

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Dibrell, Anthony.

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Patteson, William.

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Dibb, George.

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Carter, Charles C.

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Christian, George, 1927-....

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George Eastland Christian (b. Jan. 1, 1927-d. Nov. 27, 2002, Austin, Tex.) was a University of Texas graduate. He served as an assistant to Senator Price Daniel in 1956, an assistant to Texas Governor Price Daniel from 1957 to 1963, and an assistant to Texas Governor John Connally from 1963 to 1966. He served as press secretary to Texas governors Prince Daniel and John B. Connally. He was also a White House Press Secretary and Special Assistant to President Lyndon B. Johnson from 1966 to 1969. ...