Shippen family papers [manuscript], 1788-1816.

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Shippen family papers [manuscript], 1788-1816.

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Selected Thomas Jefferson and John Randolph of Roanoke letters in the papers of the Shippen Family were filmed as follows : Jefferson to John Bannister, 1785 October 15, 1786 August 16, 1786 September 7; Jefferson to T. Lee Shippen, 1788 June 19; Jefferson to William Shippen, 1788 May 8; Jefferson to [?] Shippen, 1789 January 5; Also Joseph H. Nicholson to Jefferson, 1801 March 27; invitation to Jefferson, 1802 January 26; and itinerary by Jefferson, n.d. Also John Randolph to Joseph H. Nicholson, 1801 November 1, 1802 July 25, 1806 May 22 and August 29, 1807 January 5, 1808 November 14, 1809 October 8, 1810 March 25, and 1816 February 20.

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Bannister, John, fl. 1785,

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Randolph, John, 1773-1833

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Nicholson, Joseph Hopper, 1770-1817

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