Collection: Carter Family Papers, 1667/1862, bulk 1792/1861 / Date range: 1820 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Carter Family Papers, 1667/1862, bulk 1792/1861 Date range 1820

Items 14-23: Letters concerning the suit of Landon Carter vs. John Brown Cutting, 1814/1821 Box 1, Folder 5

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Items 1-56: Letters, 1819/1837 Box 25, Folder 93

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Items 18-21: Notes and drafts of petitions to the Legislature of Virginia, 1773/1858 Box 23, Folder 87

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Items 22-35: Letters and statements of a political nature, sent to Robert W. Carter, 1815/1860 Box 23, Folder 87

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Items 25-26: An estimate of the population of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1790/1820 Box 24, Folder 89

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Items 27-48: Other letters concerning the estate of Landon Carter, 1820/1851 Box 1, Folder 5

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Items 2-7: Papers relating to the administration of the Landon Carter estate, 1804/1831 Box 3, Folder 11

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Items 32-41: Richmond County: Commissioner of Revenue, 1817/1855 Box 17, Folder 63

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Items 33-117: Portion of Robert W. Carter, 1791/1858 Box 3, Folder 13

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Items 39-127: Other grain accounts and correspondence, 1820/1861 Box 20, Folder 76

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