Papers, 1828-1857.

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Papers, 1828-1857.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/191259477

Most of the papers in this collection reflect Kinnicutt's legal and business interests. There is a series of letters from 1828 through 1842 written by Kinnicutt's brother-in-law, Ayres Phillips Merrill (1793-1873). Merrill was a doctor and banker in Natchez, Miss. The letters include information on health conditions, cotton trade, banking, financial problems of the South and politics. Kinnicutt acted as guardian for Edward J. Vose, Frances B. Vose, Francis H. Kinnicutt, and Catharine A. Kinnicutt. The collection includes legal papers and financial records related to his guardianship. The collection also includes a small notebook of Kinnicutt's accounts, 1829; a record of his investments and accounts, 1833-1854; and one volume of newspaper clippings on members of the Kinnicutt family.

2 boxes.

Gadsden Public Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6957616

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Vose, Edward J.

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Kinnicutt family.

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Vose, Frances, B.

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Kinnicutt, Francis H.

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Kinnicutt, Catharine A.

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Kinnicutt, Thomas, 1800-1858

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Thomas Kinnicutt (1800-1858) was born in Warren, R.I., and educated at Leicester Academy and Brown University. He practiced law in Worcester, Mass., was a Representative to the Massachusetts General Court, and was a Judge of Probate in 1848 until his death. He married Harriet Paine Burling (1805-1838) of Natchez, Miss. From the description of Papers, 1828-1857. (American Antiquarian Society). WorldCat record id: 191259477 ...

Merrill, A. P. (Ayres Phillips), 1793-1873

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A.P. Merrill (1787-1873) of Natchez, Miss., was a physician and the cashier of the Agricultural Bank, Natchez, Miss. He married Jane Moore, and the Merrill family home was Elmscourt. Jane Dunbar Ferguson, born near Natchez and a planter of Washington, Miss., was the wife of George Ferguson. Their children included: Dr. George Ferguson, Margaret, Ann, and Charlotte (died ca. 1886), and another son. Ann married prominent Natchez planter David Hunt. Their family lived at Wo...