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Series 1\n            contains papers of the Powell Family; Series 2 contains\n            copies of historical letters; Series 3 contains legal\n            papers; Series 4 contains cartes de visites; and Series 5\n            contains diaries, record books, and other miscellaneous\n            volumes.","This collection is primarily arranged chronologically by\n            date.","The central figures in this collection are Cuthbert Powell\n         (1775-1849), his son, Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         Charles Leven Powell's wife, Selina (Lloyd) Powell (d. 1871),\n         and their children.","Cuthbert PowellCuthbert Powell (1775-1849) was born in Middleburg,\n         Loudoun County, Virginia to parents Leven Powell (1737-1810)\n         and Sarah (Harrison) Powell. He was one of eleven children.\n         Cuthbert made his fortune alongside his brother, Leven Powell,\n         Jr. (1772-1807), as a merchant and ship owner. He retired to\n         \"Llangollen,\" Loudoun County, Virginia in 1812 after a decline\n         in business. Later he was elected to serve in both houses of\n         the Virginia General Assembly; the Virginia State Senate in\n         1829 and the Virginia House of Delegates in 1840. In 1788,\n         Cuthbert married Catherine Simms, daughter of Col. Charles\n         Simms. The couple had ten children including; Anne Maria\n         Powell (1800-1885), who married 1st cousin Dr. William Levin\n         Powell; Dr. Llewellen Powell (1802-1870), who married cousin\n         Sarah Elizabeth Harrison; Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         who married Selina Lloyd; Mary Emily Powell (b.1807), who\n         married cousin Cuthbert Powell and later Rev. George Adie;\n         Ellen Douglas Powell (1813- 1862) who married Judge William H.\n         Gray; Cuthbert Harrison Powell (1814-1897); and Jane Simms\n         (Fanny) Powell, who married Wellington Gordon.","Charles Leven Powell and FamilyCharles Leven Powell (1804-1896) married Selina Lloyd\n         (d. 1871) in 1830. The couple had six children, including;\n         Rebecca Powell (1831-1921), Harriet Lee \"Hattie\" (Powell)\n         Smoot (1833-1870), Lloyd Powell (1834-1861), Charles Leven\n         Powell, Jr. (1835-1862), Minna Powell (1837-1854), and Selina\n         \"Nina\" (Powell) Hepburn (1842-1918). Harriet Lee \"Hattie\"\n         (Powell) Smoot (1833-1870) married Rector Smoot. In 1871,\n         Selina \"Nina\" (Powell) Hepburn (1842-1918) married Sewell\n         Stavely Hepbron. At some point, the last name Hepbron was\n         changed to Hepburn.","Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896) graduated from Yale\n         College in 1825. After unsuccessful attempts at starting a law\n         practice in Alexandria, Virginia, he was able to support his\n         family as a teacher. Still hoping to advance his law career,\n         the family moved to Henry, Illinois in 1850. After the death\n         of their daughter, Minna Powell (1837-1854), the family\n         returned to Virginia leaving the two sons behind. The parents\n         opened a girls boarding school in Winschester, Virginia, but\n         at the start of the Civil War in 1861 were forced to shut\n         down. Lloyd Powell (1834-1861) returned to Virginia to enlist\n         in the war and was killed at the 1st Battle of Bull Run, 21\n         July 1861. Following his death, Charles Leven Powell, Jr.\n         (1835-1862) returned to Virginia to enlist and was killed in a\n         skirmish in August 1862. The rest of the family scattered\n         across the state to live with various relatives until the end\n         of the war. The family reassembled in Alexandria, Virginia and\n         opened another school for girls called the \"Arlington\n         Institute.\" The teachers on staff include Charles Leven Powell\n         (1804-1896), his wife and his three remaining daughters. This\n         school supported the family for 30 years until its closure in\n         1894.","Letters and papers of Charles Leven Powell, his wife Selina\n         (Lloyd) Powell and children of Loudoun County, Virginia;\n         Henry, Illinois; Winchester, Virginia; and Alexandria,\n         Virginia. There are also included papers of Charles Leven\n         Powell's father, Cuthbert Powell. Prominent correspondents\n         include Johns Hopkins, Eleanor Agnes Lee, Fitzhugh Lee, George\n         Washington Custis Lee, Mary Anna Randolph (Custis) Lee, Hunter\n         Holmes McGuire and James Monroe.","Letters concern Robert Young Conrad, Hunter Holmes McGuire,\n         civilian affairs during the Civil War, the Kilpatrick-Dahlgren\n         Raid, freedmen, Reconstruction, and the education of women.\n         Many letters are written by women. In addition, there are a\n         number of letters from and concerning members of the Dupuy\n         family of Prince Edward County, Winchester, Virginia including\n         Robert Young Conrad (president of the Virginia Secession\n         Convention) and his son Holmes Conrad (U. S. Congressman).","Letters and papers of the Powell\n         family which originated in Loudoun County, Virginia, but\n         subsequently lived in Henry [Marshall County], Illinois;\n         Winchester, Virginia; and Alexandria, Virginia. 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He was one of eleven children.\n         Cuthbert made his fortune alongside his brother, Leven Powell,\n         Jr. (1772-1807), as a merchant and ship owner. He retired to\n         \"Llangollen,\" Loudoun County, Virginia in 1812 after a decline\n         in business. Later he was elected to serve in both houses of\n         the Virginia General Assembly; the Virginia State Senate in\n         1829 and the Virginia House of Delegates in 1840. In 1788,\n         Cuthbert married Catherine Simms, daughter of Col. Charles\n         Simms. The couple had ten children including; Anne Maria\n         Powell (1800-1885), who married 1st cousin Dr. William Levin\n         Powell; Dr. Llewellen Powell (1802-1870), who married cousin\n         Sarah Elizabeth Harrison; Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         who married Selina Lloyd; Mary Emily Powell (b.1807), who\n         married cousin Cuthbert Powell and later Rev. 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At some point, the last name Hepbron was\n         changed to Hepburn.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eCharles Leven Powell (1804-1896) graduated from Yale\n         College in 1825. After unsuccessful attempts at starting a law\n         practice in Alexandria, Virginia, he was able to support his\n         family as a teacher. Still hoping to advance his law career,\n         the family moved to Henry, Illinois in 1850. After the death\n         of their daughter, Minna Powell (1837-1854), the family\n         returned to Virginia leaving the two sons behind. The parents\n         opened a girls boarding school in Winschester, Virginia, but\n         at the start of the Civil War in 1861 were forced to shut\n         down. Lloyd Powell (1834-1861) returned to Virginia to enlist\n         in the war and was killed at the 1st Battle of Bull Run, 21\n         July 1861. Following his death, Charles Leven Powell, Jr.\n         (1835-1862) returned to Virginia to enlist and was killed in a\n         skirmish in August 1862. The rest of the family scattered\n         across the state to live with various relatives until the end\n         of the war. The family reassembled in Alexandria, Virginia and\n         opened another school for girls called the \"Arlington\n         Institute.\" The teachers on staff include Charles Leven Powell\n         (1804-1896), his wife and his three remaining daughters. 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Later he was elected to serve in both houses of\n         the Virginia General Assembly; the Virginia State Senate in\n         1829 and the Virginia House of Delegates in 1840. In 1788,\n         Cuthbert married Catherine Simms, daughter of Col. Charles\n         Simms. The couple had ten children including; Anne Maria\n         Powell (1800-1885), who married 1st cousin Dr. William Levin\n         Powell; Dr. Llewellen Powell (1802-1870), who married cousin\n         Sarah Elizabeth Harrison; Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         who married Selina Lloyd; Mary Emily Powell (b.1807), who\n         married cousin Cuthbert Powell and later Rev. George Adie;\n         Ellen Douglas Powell (1813- 1862) who married Judge William H.\n         Gray; Cuthbert Harrison Powell (1814-1897); and Jane Simms\n         (Fanny) Powell, who married Wellington Gordon.","Charles Leven Powell and FamilyCharles Leven Powell (1804-1896) married Selina Lloyd\n         (d. 1871) in 1830. The couple had six children, including;\n         Rebecca Powell (1831-1921), Harriet Lee \"Hattie\" (Powell)\n         Smoot (1833-1870), Lloyd Powell (1834-1861), Charles Leven\n         Powell, Jr. (1835-1862), Minna Powell (1837-1854), and Selina\n         \"Nina\" (Powell) Hepburn (1842-1918). Harriet Lee \"Hattie\"\n         (Powell) Smoot (1833-1870) married Rector Smoot. In 1871,\n         Selina \"Nina\" (Powell) Hepburn (1842-1918) married Sewell\n         Stavely Hepbron. At some point, the last name Hepbron was\n         changed to Hepburn.","Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896) graduated from Yale\n         College in 1825. After unsuccessful attempts at starting a law\n         practice in Alexandria, Virginia, he was able to support his\n         family as a teacher. Still hoping to advance his law career,\n         the family moved to Henry, Illinois in 1850. After the death\n         of their daughter, Minna Powell (1837-1854), the family\n         returned to Virginia leaving the two sons behind. The parents\n         opened a girls boarding school in Winschester, Virginia, but\n         at the start of the Civil War in 1861 were forced to shut\n         down. Lloyd Powell (1834-1861) returned to Virginia to enlist\n         in the war and was killed at the 1st Battle of Bull Run, 21\n         July 1861. Following his death, Charles Leven Powell, Jr.\n         (1835-1862) returned to Virginia to enlist and was killed in a\n         skirmish in August 1862. The rest of the family scattered\n         across the state to live with various relatives until the end\n         of the war. The family reassembled in Alexandria, Virginia and\n         opened another school for girls called the \"Arlington\n         Institute.\" The teachers on staff include Charles Leven Powell\n         (1804-1896), his wife and his three remaining daughters. This\n         school supported the family for 30 years until its closure in\n         1894."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eLetters and papers of Charles Leven Powell, his wife Selina\n         (Lloyd) Powell and children of Loudoun County, Virginia;\n         Henry, Illinois; Winchester, Virginia; and Alexandria,\n         Virginia. There are also included papers of Charles Leven\n         Powell's father, Cuthbert Powell. Prominent correspondents\n         include Johns Hopkins, Eleanor Agnes Lee, Fitzhugh Lee, George\n         Washington Custis Lee, Mary Anna Randolph (Custis) Lee, Hunter\n         Holmes McGuire and James Monroe.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eLetters concern Robert Young Conrad, Hunter Holmes McGuire,\n         civilian affairs during the Civil War, the Kilpatrick-Dahlgren\n         Raid, freedmen, Reconstruction, and the education of women.\n         Many letters are written by women. In addition, there are a\n         number of letters from and concerning members of the Dupuy\n         family of Prince Edward County, Winchester, Virginia including\n         Robert Young Conrad (president of the Virginia Secession\n         Convention) and his son Holmes Conrad (U. S. Congressman).\u003c/p\u003e\n    "],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Content Information"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Letters and papers of Charles Leven Powell, his wife Selina\n         (Lloyd) Powell and children of Loudoun County, Virginia;\n         Henry, Illinois; Winchester, Virginia; and Alexandria,\n         Virginia. There are also included papers of Charles Leven\n         Powell's father, Cuthbert Powell. Prominent correspondents\n         include Johns Hopkins, Eleanor Agnes Lee, Fitzhugh Lee, George\n         Washington Custis Lee, Mary Anna Randolph (Custis) Lee, Hunter\n         Holmes McGuire and James Monroe.","Letters concern Robert Young Conrad, Hunter Holmes McGuire,\n         civilian affairs during the Civil War, the Kilpatrick-Dahlgren\n         Raid, freedmen, Reconstruction, and the education of women.\n         Many letters are written by women. In addition, there are a\n         number of letters from and concerning members of the Dupuy\n         family of Prince Edward County, Winchester, Virginia including\n         Robert Young Conrad (president of the Virginia Secession\n         Convention) and his son Holmes Conrad (U. S. 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Series 1\n            contains papers of the Powell Family; Series 2 contains\n            copies of historical letters; Series 3 contains legal\n            papers; Series 4 contains cartes de visites; and Series 5\n            contains diaries, record books, and other miscellaneous\n            volumes.","This collection is primarily arranged chronologically by\n            date.","The central figures in this collection are Cuthbert Powell\n         (1775-1849), his son, Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         Charles Leven Powell's wife, Selina (Lloyd) Powell (d. 1871),\n         and their children.","Cuthbert PowellCuthbert Powell (1775-1849) was born in Middleburg,\n         Loudoun County, Virginia to parents Leven Powell (1737-1810)\n         and Sarah (Harrison) Powell. He was one of eleven children.\n         Cuthbert made his fortune alongside his brother, Leven Powell,\n         Jr. (1772-1807), as a merchant and ship owner. He retired to\n         \"Llangollen,\" Loudoun County, Virginia in 1812 after a decline\n         in business. Later he was elected to serve in both houses of\n         the Virginia General Assembly; the Virginia State Senate in\n         1829 and the Virginia House of Delegates in 1840. In 1788,\n         Cuthbert married Catherine Simms, daughter of Col. Charles\n         Simms. The couple had ten children including; Anne Maria\n         Powell (1800-1885), who married 1st cousin Dr. William Levin\n         Powell; Dr. Llewellen Powell (1802-1870), who married cousin\n         Sarah Elizabeth Harrison; Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         who married Selina Lloyd; Mary Emily Powell (b.1807), who\n         married cousin Cuthbert Powell and later Rev. 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Prominent correspondents\n         include Johns Hopkins, Eleanor Agnes Lee, Fitzhugh Lee, George\n         Washington Custis Lee, Mary Anna Randolph (Custis) Lee, Hunter\n         Holmes McGuire and James Monroe.","Letters concern Robert Young Conrad, Hunter Holmes McGuire,\n         civilian affairs during the Civil War, the Kilpatrick-Dahlgren\n         Raid, freedmen, Reconstruction, and the education of women.\n         Many letters are written by women. In addition, there are a\n         number of letters from and concerning members of the Dupuy\n         family of Prince Edward County, Winchester, Virginia including\n         Robert Young Conrad (president of the Virginia Secession\n         Convention) and his son Holmes Conrad (U. S. Congressman).","Letters and papers of the Powell\n         family which originated in Loudoun County, Virginia, but\n         subsequently lived in Henry [Marshall County], Illinois;\n         Winchester, Virginia; and Alexandria, Virginia. 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Later he was elected to serve in both houses of\n         the Virginia General Assembly; the Virginia State Senate in\n         1829 and the Virginia House of Delegates in 1840. In 1788,\n         Cuthbert married Catherine Simms, daughter of Col. Charles\n         Simms. The couple had ten children including; Anne Maria\n         Powell (1800-1885), who married 1st cousin Dr. William Levin\n         Powell; Dr. Llewellen Powell (1802-1870), who married cousin\n         Sarah Elizabeth Harrison; Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896),\n         who married Selina Lloyd; Mary Emily Powell (b.1807), who\n         married cousin Cuthbert Powell and later Rev. George Adie;\n         Ellen Douglas Powell (1813- 1862) who married Judge William H.\n         Gray; Cuthbert Harrison Powell (1814-1897); and Jane Simms\n         (Fanny) Powell, who married Wellington Gordon.","Charles Leven Powell and FamilyCharles Leven Powell (1804-1896) married Selina Lloyd\n         (d. 1871) in 1830. The couple had six children, including;\n         Rebecca Powell (1831-1921), Harriet Lee \"Hattie\" (Powell)\n         Smoot (1833-1870), Lloyd Powell (1834-1861), Charles Leven\n         Powell, Jr. (1835-1862), Minna Powell (1837-1854), and Selina\n         \"Nina\" (Powell) Hepburn (1842-1918). Harriet Lee \"Hattie\"\n         (Powell) Smoot (1833-1870) married Rector Smoot. In 1871,\n         Selina \"Nina\" (Powell) Hepburn (1842-1918) married Sewell\n         Stavely Hepbron. At some point, the last name Hepbron was\n         changed to Hepburn.","Charles Leven Powell (1804-1896) graduated from Yale\n         College in 1825. After unsuccessful attempts at starting a law\n         practice in Alexandria, Virginia, he was able to support his\n         family as a teacher. Still hoping to advance his law career,\n         the family moved to Henry, Illinois in 1850. After the death\n         of their daughter, Minna Powell (1837-1854), the family\n         returned to Virginia leaving the two sons behind. The parents\n         opened a girls boarding school in Winschester, Virginia, but\n         at the start of the Civil War in 1861 were forced to shut\n         down. Lloyd Powell (1834-1861) returned to Virginia to enlist\n         in the war and was killed at the 1st Battle of Bull Run, 21\n         July 1861. Following his death, Charles Leven Powell, Jr.\n         (1835-1862) returned to Virginia to enlist and was killed in a\n         skirmish in August 1862. The rest of the family scattered\n         across the state to live with various relatives until the end\n         of the war. The family reassembled in Alexandria, Virginia and\n         opened another school for girls called the \"Arlington\n         Institute.\" The teachers on staff include Charles Leven Powell\n         (1804-1896), his wife and his three remaining daughters. 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Prominent correspondents\n         include Johns Hopkins, Eleanor Agnes Lee, Fitzhugh Lee, George\n         Washington Custis Lee, Mary Anna Randolph (Custis) Lee, Hunter\n         Holmes McGuire and James Monroe.","Letters concern Robert Young Conrad, Hunter Holmes McGuire,\n         civilian affairs during the Civil War, the Kilpatrick-Dahlgren\n         Raid, freedmen, Reconstruction, and the education of women.\n         Many letters are written by women. In addition, there are a\n         number of letters from and concerning members of the Dupuy\n         family of Prince Edward County, Winchester, Virginia including\n         Robert Young Conrad (president of the Virginia Secession\n         Convention) and his son Holmes Conrad (U. S. 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