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Start Over Collection Holt & Carrigan Records, 1838/1850 Date range 1838 Level File

Papers, 1838/1850 Box Manuscripts Group 2 Box 16, Folder 1

Item 1: R. W. Brown & Son, Wilmington, No[rth] Caro[lina], to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange Co[unt]y, No[rth] Caro[lina]., 17 Apr[il] 1838. ALS. 3 pp. Item 2: Dunn, Mcllwaine & Brownly, Petersburg, Va., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange [County], No[rth] C[arolina]., 28 Aug[us]t 1839. ALS. 1 p. Item 3: John M. Morehead, Raleigh, N.C., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange [County], N.C., 12 June 1843. ALS. 1 p. Item 4: J[ohn] W. Morehead, Raleigh, N.C., to Col. Will[iam] A. Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange [County], N.C., 18 Dec[embe]r 1843. ALS. 2 pp. Item 5: Will[iam] Oeck, Raleigh, N.C., ro Holt & Carrigan, Haw River P[ost] Off[i]c[e], Orange [County], N.C., 18 March 1846. ALS. 1 p. Item 6: Will[iam] Peck, Raleigh, N.C., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange [County], N.C., 10 Sept[ember] 1846. ALS. 1 p. Item 7: Will[iam] Peck, Raleigh, N.C., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, N.C., 3 Octo[be]r 1846. ALS. 1 p. Item 8: Will[iam] Peck, Raleigh, N.C., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange [County], N.C., 16 Dec[embe]r 1846. ALS. 1 p. Item 9: Will[iam] Peck, Raleigh, N.C., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange [County], N.C., 29 Dec[ember] 1846. ALS. 1 p. Item 10: Charles Danforth, Paterson, N.J., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, [Orange County], N.C., 29 Aug[us]t 1848. ALS. 1 p. An invoice apears on the same sheet. Item 11: Charles G. Yates & Co., Greensboro, N[orth] Ca[rolina], to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange C[oun]ty, N[orth] Ca[rolina]., 8 Mar[ch] 1849. ALS. 1 p. Item 12: Jacob Morton & Co., Clarks Mills, Washington County, Va., to Holt & Carrigan, Alamance Factory, Alamance County, N.C., 6 Nov[embe]r 1849. ALS. 2 p. Item 13: DeRosset & Brown, Wilmington, N.C., to Holt & Carrigan, Holt's Store, Orange Co[unt]y, N.C., 27 June 1850. ALS. 1 p.

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