Burling family papers, 1810-1827.

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Burling family papers, 1810-1827.

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Personal and business records relate to Colonel Walter Burling, his wife Elizabeth, and their five daughters.

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Burling, Elizabeth W.

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Burling family.

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Walter Burling served as an aide-de-camp for General Wilkinson during the 1806 Sabine expedition and later traveled to Mexico for negotiations with the Spanish. From the description of Burling family papers, 1810-1827. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 31401081 ...

Burling, Walter.

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Wilkins, James Campbell, 1786-1849

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Natchez, Mississippi, cotton planter, merchant, cotton factor, financier, and banker. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, before 1790, he came to Adams County around 1805. He participated in the Battle of New Orleans, the last general assembly of the Mississippi Territory, and the constitutional convention for the new state. Between 1828 and 1835 he attempted an unsuccessful political career. He was associated prominently with four banks at Natchez (1824-1840), but lost most of his fortune in 1841...