Bellamy Methodist Church museum collection [manuscript] 1822-1928.

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Bellamy Methodist Church museum collection [manuscript] 1822-1928.

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Items from the Gloucester County, Virginia, Methodist Church museum includes Sunday school records, 1907-1925, and quarterly conference book, 1926-1828; Benjamin Cary Newcomb's personal and cobbler's account books, 1854-1873; bills and receipts, 1834-1862, of Bradford P. Newcomb; account book, 1828-1841, of Airville, Dr. John Dixon's home; a ledger and two daybooks, 1826-1843, of William P. Smith & Co.; five account books, 1822-1849, and a letterbook, 1836-1850, of Wiatt and Smith, commission merchants, at Weldon, North Carolina. These businesses included accounts with Carter Braxton, Gen. Edward B. Carrington, John B. Carrington, the Dabney family, George Hairston, Mann Page, John Tabb, and ther Taliaferro family; Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad Company, Roanoke Navigation Company, and the Leaksville factory. Miscellaneous loose items include bills and receipts and a handcolored tribute to Horatio W. Harwood of the 26th Virginia, who died a prisoner of war 1864 November 15.

40 items.

University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Newcomb, Bradford P.

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Tabb, John B. (John Banister), 1845-1909

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Bellamy Methodist Church (Gloucester County, Va.)

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Newcomb, Benjamin Cary.

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Hairston, George.

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