Papers from the Holland and White families of Fluvanna Co., 1775-1926 (bulk 1775-1859).

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Papers from the Holland and White families of Fluvanna Co., 1775-1926 (bulk 1775-1859).

Holland and White family papers include correspondence, business and legal papers, genealogical information and miscellaneous printed material. Correspondence, 1837-1859, discusses slave hiring and prices; livestock prices; an 1856 drought in Kentucky; a religious camp meeting in Sussex, Va; and a school girls's life at the Albemarle Female Institute, the Fluvanna Female Institue, and Beaumont. There are very brief comments on the Jefferson Society, University of Virginia, and a preacher named Cumberland George. Business papers, 1775-1926, comprise the bulk of the collection and consist of accounts, receipts, promissory notes, tax notices, and miscellaneous papers most of which concern the business affairs of Captain John White, a planter, and John C. Holland, and attorney. Among them are records of the overseers of the poor for Fluvanna County; Lyles [Church?] Missionary Society records; and a slave purchase receipt. There are also estate settlement documents; tuition receipts; tobacco and wheat accounts; slave accounts including a medical bill; other medical and dental accounts; and receipts for supplies requisitioned in 1865 for soldiers' families. Legal papers deal chiefly with land transactions and estates in Fluvanna County, Va., but also include a miitia appointment certificate. A memorandum book of James P. White, 1857-1864, contains notes on farming and financial matters including slave sale and hiring records; tobacco, lumber and crop sales; hog butchering; and Lyles Church. Genealogy material contains notes of the wills of members of the Parish, Perkins, Shepherd, Seay, and Holland families of Fluvanna County, as well as notes on marriages in Palmyra (Fluvanna Co.) and Goochland County.

525 (ca.) items.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7614906

University of Virginia. Library

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Seay family.

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Holland, Lucy

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Holland family.

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Shepard family.

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Holland, John Charles, 1959-

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Virginia. Militia

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University of Virginia. Jefferson Literary and Debating Society.

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Virginia. Militia. Regiment, 12th.

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Holland, Philip A.

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George, Cumberland, d. 1863?)

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Parrish family.

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Perkins family.

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White, John, Captain

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White, Pleasant Woodson, 1820-1919

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Graduated from Emory College in 1848 and began practicing law in Quincy, Fla.; commissioned a Major in the Confederate Army in 1861 and as Chief Commissary Officer for Florida commanded the depot at Quincy; served as Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit from 1869-1879 and also served as Commissioner of Lands and Immigration from 1881-1885. From the description of Pleasant Woodson White collection, 1848-1890. (Florida Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 440809912 Chief c...