Ann Eliza Brumby letter, 1858 April 3 [manuscript].

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Ann Eliza Brumby letter, 1858 April 3 [manuscript].

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Letter, 1858, from Richard Trapier Brumby (1804-1875), geologist from South Carolina, to his daughter, Ann Eliza Brumby, at school in Tuskegee, Ala., advising her about the education of "a lady."

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Brumby, Ann Eliza, fl. 1858.

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Ann Eliza Brumby was the daughter of Richard Trapier Brumby (1804-1875), a geologist from South Carolina. She attended school at Tuskegee, Ala. From the guide to the Ann Eliza Brumby Letter, ., 3 April 1858, (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.) ...

Brumby, R. T. (Richard Trapier), 1804-1875

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Richard Trapier Brumby, born on 4 August 1804 in Sumter, South Carolina, was the sixth of ten children and the third son of Thomas and Susannah Greening Brumby. He was a lawyer, the editor of the Tuscaloosa Expositor, and professor of chemistry, mineralogy and geology at the University of Alabama from 1834-1849. Brumby married Mary Isabella Brevard on 22 April 1828, in Lincolnton, North Carolina. The couple had at least eight children. His grandson, Richard B. Russell, w...