John Fox papers, 1784-1910 [microform].

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John Fox papers, 1784-1910 [microform].

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Family and business papers (2139 items) of John Fox, and of his business associate, William L. Miller. Topics mentioned include the settlement of various estates; the militia; antebellum student life at the University of Virginia and South Carolina College (now the University of South Carolina); railroads; African American slaves and slavery; cotton production, local politics; secession; living conditions in Richmond, Virginia, during Civil War; John Fox's post-war debts. Later papers document a sawmill in Wilcox Co., Ala., owned by brother Daniel and operated by brother Washington Fox, and Daniel Fox's service in the Alabama legislature and his comments on Alabama governor Benjamin Fitzpatrick, C. C. Clay, Jr., internal improvements, and public schools; the American Party; crime and law enforcement in the Confederacy; and Reconstruction and African American politicians during Reconstruction.

6 rolls of microfilm.

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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