Papers, 1876-1968, (bulks 1876-1921).

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Papers, 1876-1968, (bulks 1876-1921).

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Includes correspondence (1876-1931), financial (1885-1935) and legal (1916-1921) material, photographs (1876-1968), and literary productions (1907) pertaining to Slaughter and his family. Bulks (1876- 1921) with correspondence written to him by his second wife Carrie Averill Slaughter and legal materials pertaining to Slaughter's death and the division of his estate (1921). Of particular interest is a speech written by Slaughter in 1907 entitled "The Passing of the Range" and his scrapbook pertaining to the Confederate Veteran's Reunion held in Dallas, Texas, in 1902.

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