Depositions [manuscript] : concerning James Samford's land in Richmond, Va., 1755 September 16.

Hammond, John, ca. 1702-

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Hammond, John, ca. 1676-

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Tarpley, John A.

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Robert Carter was the richest and most important man of his day in Virginia. At his death he owned at least 300,000 acres containing many farms and plantations that produced tobacco and other crops for sale, some 1,000 slaves to work those plantations, and large sums of money invested in Virginia and in England. Robert Carter was a member of the Council of Virginia, acting governor, a political power in the colony, and acquired land at a notable rate even in a time when such greedy acquisiton wa...

Samford, James.

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Williams, Roger J. (Roger John), 1893-1988

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Roger J, Williams (1893-1988) was a professor of chemistry at the University of Texas at Austin who specialized in the study of biochemistry, nutrition and human biochemical and psysiological individuality. He was born in Ootacumund, India, but grew up in Kansas and California. He attended the University of the Redlands (BA, 1914), the University of California at Berkeley (1915) and the University of Chicago (MS, 1918; PhD, 1919). Williams was a widely published author of his own research, as we...