Amanda Dougherty Worthington papers, 1819-1878 [microfilm manuscript].

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Amanda Dougherty Worthington papers, 1819-1878 [microfilm manuscript].

Family correspondence and Civil War diary. Correspondence includes letters with political and social news from Worthington's family in Washington, D.C.; letters from relatives at Danville, Ky., describing the cholera epidemic of 1833; Worthington's letters to her son at the University of Virginia, 1857-1858; letters from her son while he was serving in the 1st Mississippi Cavalry Regiment, Confederate Army of Tennessee; and other items. The diary, 1863-1865, was kept by Worthington's daughter Amanda (b. 1845) and mostly concerns social life at Wayside Plantation, Willowby, Washington County, Miss.

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Worthington, Amanda Dougherty, b. 1805.

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Daughter of Thomas Dougherty (1774-1822) of Danville, Ky., clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1815-1822, and wife of Samuel Worthington, planter of Washington County, Miss. From the description of Amanda Dougherty Worthington papers, 1819-1878 [microfilm manuscript]. WorldCat record id: 23992328 Daughter of Thomas Dougherty (1774-1822) of Danville, Ky., clerk of the United States House of Representatives, 1815-1822, and wife of Samuel Worthington, planter of Washing...

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Worthington, Amanda, b. 1845.

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