Finis James Garrett papers, 1905-1916, bulk 1905-1907.

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Finis James Garrett papers, 1905-1916, bulk 1905-1907.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26751478

Papers, primarily correspondence, of Finis J. Garrett. Also included are some accounts, invitations, printed materials, clippings, and an 1866 deposition of Alpheus S. White relating to stolen cotton. The correspondence primarily pertains to Garrett's congressional duties and to politics. Prominent correspondents include Edward Ward Carmack, Caruthers Ewing, James B. Frazier, Samuel Gompers, John W. Morton, Malcolm Rice Patterson, and Edward B. Stahlman.

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Tennessee State Library & Archives, TSLA

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Carmack, Edward Ward, 1858-1908

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White, Alpheus Lee, 1927-

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Patterson, Malcolm R. (Malcolm Rice), 1861-1935

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Frazier, James Beriah, 1890-1978

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