Letter, 1805 Aug. 21 [Camden, S.C.?], to James Brown, Esq[uire].

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Letter, 1805 Aug. 21 [Camden, S.C.?], to James Brown, Esq[uire].

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Letter concerning Samuel Carter, who had been jailed on suspicion as a horse thief, and indicating that Job Edens and Henry Rogers had offered to pay Carter's bail of $200. Although this letter does not indicate the locations of the persons mentioned, the U.S. Federal Census of 1810 listed Job Edens as a resident of the town of Chesterfield, S.C.

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Brown, James, 1800-1855

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James N. Brown (1807-1859?) was a wealthy sugar planter in Iberville Parish, Louisiana. From the description of Brown, James N., papers, 1855-1879. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 39179714 ...

Brevard, Joseph, 1766-1821

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Edens, Job.

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Rogers, Henry, 1806-1896

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Carter, Samuel Cutts, 1803-1889

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