James Robert McConochie Papers, 1812-1869.

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James Robert McConochie Papers, 1812-1869.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/618229640

Papers consist of correspondence, 1825-1853; legal papers, 1837-1845; land papers, 1812-1851; bills and receipts, 1825-1853; slave papers, 1817-1853; will and estate papers, 1853-1869; lawsuit papers (Thompson v. McConochie, 1853). Correspondents include John M. Bell, N. A. Langley, Louisa B. McConochie, Martin Slaughter, James W. Strother, James Robert Strother, and Margaret P. Strother.

.33 cubic feet.

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McConochie, James Robert, ca. 1786-1853.

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McConochie, Louisa Breen.

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McConochie, James

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