Papers of Moses Waddel, 1793-1836.

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Papers of Moses Waddel, 1793-1836.

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Letter copybook (1793-1806), diaries (1822-1836), and an incomplete memoir of Waddel's life. The papers relate primarily to his ministry and teaching in Willington, S.C., and Athens, Ga., and to his activities while president (1819-1829) of Franklin College (later the University of Georgia). Correspondents consist mostly of former students and include James Legaré, Thomas Legaré, John B. Posey, David Wilson, John W. Walker, and W. W. Woodward.

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Woodward, W. W.

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