Samuel Scarbrough correspondence, 1834-1848 [manuscript].

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Samuel Scarbrough correspondence, 1834-1848 [manuscript].

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Letters from Samuel Scarbrough's brothers Ambrose Scarbrough of Russell County, Ala., and Wilson Scarbrough of Campbell County, Ga.; from his nephew John A. Reynolds of Russell County, Ala.; and from Edmund Scarbrough of Mifflin, Tenn., and Abner Nash of Benton County, Ala. Correspondence describes the prices of slaves, land, cotton, corn, wheat, flour, and pork; religious revivals; health concerns; the difficulty of collecting debts; and politics.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Scarbrough, Samuel, active 1834-1848

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Samuel Scarbrough (fl. 1834-1848) was the postmaster of Mount Gilead in Montgomery County, N.C. From the description of Samuel Scarbrough correspondence, 1834-1848 [manuscript]. WorldCat record id: 56220673 ...

Scarborough family.

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