Shadwell Mills journal, 1824-1827.

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Shadwell Mills journal, 1824-1827.

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The journal records the amounts of wheat and corn brought for milling, the charge, the payment in cash or kind, and whether the load was brought in by the owner or a "boy." Customers at the mill include [Edmund?] Bacon, John H. Cocke, James Dinsmore, Charles Everett, Frederick W. Hatch, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Peter Minor, Mann Page, John M. Perry, Thomas E. Randolph, Thomas J. Randolph, and Valentine Southall, as well as members of the Alexander, Ballard, Bibb, Broadhead, Brown, Burnley, Carr, Davis, Dunkum, Durrett, Farish, Fitch, Garrett, Garth, Gentry, Gillum, Gooch, Harlow, Johnson, Jones, Key, Leitch, Lewis, Maupin, Maury, McKennie, Meriwether, Michie, Moore, Petitt, Price, Quarles, Rogers, Sampson, Shackleford, Shifflett, Slaughter, Snyder, Teel, Thurman, Tompkins, Walker, Watson, Wayt, Wertenbaker, White, Wingfield, and Wood families.

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Burnley family.

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Garrett family.

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Fitch family.

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Perry, John M., ca. 1776-ca. 1835,

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Cocke, John Hartwell, 1780-1866

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Carr family.

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Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826

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Garth family.

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Randolph, Thomas Eston, 1767-1842.

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Brown family.

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Everett, Charles, -1848

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Farish family.

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Randolph, Thomas Jefferson, 1792-1875

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Ballard family.

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Durrett family.

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Monroe, James, 1758-1831

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Bankhead, Chas. L. (Charles Lewis), 1785-1835

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Minor, Peter, 1783-1827,

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