R.W. Patrick and family papers, 1803-1918 (bulk 1845-1900).

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R.W. Patrick and family papers, 1803-1918 (bulk 1845-1900).

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Early papers consist of deeds, land sales and indentures of the Patrick family of New York State. Financial papers primarily consist of tax receipts (1845-1900). Additional financial papers dating after 1870 include receipts and letters of James E. Nash, acting on behalf of his mother-in-law Emeline Patrick and her farming interests. Manuscript volumes include: the journal (1834-1866) of R. W. Patrick, containing his business accounts and also receipts and records of his wife, Emeline; the Civil War diary of Robert D. Patrick, which he kept in shorthand; a memorandum book containing various and unrelated notes; and notebooks containing excerpts transcribed from the diaries (1886-1902) of Jay Nash. Nash describes the weather, visits by neighbors to the family's plantation, and recreational activities.

123 items.8 v.

Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Patrick, Robert, 1835-1866.

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Robert D. Patrick was the son of Reuben Woodworth Patrick (1798-1855). His sister, Mary Patrick, wed James E. Nash of Nash Plantation, near Clinton, Louisiana. Robert Patrick served during the Civil War as a private in the Louisiana Volunteers under General John Hunt Morgan. From the description of Robert D. Patrick letters, 1862. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 244248614 ...

Patrick family.

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Patrick, R. W. (Reuben Woodworth), 1798-1855.

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Reuben Woodworth Patrick was a resident of Clinton, La., where he was deputy clerk of court. He married Emeline Draughton, and they had at least three children: Robert Draughton, Philander Patrick, and Mary. Robert D. Patrick fought in the Civil War as a private in the Louisiana Volunteers under Gen. John Hunt Morgan. Mary married James E. Nash, and they had at least one child, Jay. They lived at Nash Plantation, near Clinton. Reuben Patrick died in 1855 while on a business trip to St. Louis. ...

Patrick, Emeline Draughton.

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Patrick, Reuben W.

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Nash, Jay Bryan, 1886-1965

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American author, lecturer, and educator. From the description of Articles and speeches, 1954-1956. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122550467 From the guide to the Jay Bryan Nash articles and speeches, 1954-1956, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections) ...

Confederate States of America. Army. Louisiana Infantry Regiment, 4th.

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