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[1848] February 4-March 22 Copy of Charges & Specifications exhibited against Dr. John Skinner, "Began to take testimony on these Charges February 4th at 3o'clock p.m. continued till 6 o'clock. Resumed the examination on Monday 7th in the afternoon. A.B. Stuart witness. The Pby. was called to hear & issue the case March 22nd" Box-folder 1:9

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1848 February 9 Copy of Dr. Skinner's Answer to 2nd Citation addressed to the Mod[erator] of Lexington Presbytery Box-folder 1:10

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1848 January 18 Copy of a letter from John Skinner to Mr. Brawford, asking him to put the enclosed citation letters in the post office at Greenville or deliver to the parties respectively at least ten days before February 2nd" Box-folder 1:8

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1848 May 26 "Brief Notes for a speech in the case of Rev. John Skinner D.D. Baltimore" Box-folder 1:15

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1848 May 4 Extract from the Minutes of Lexington Presbytery, signed by R.N. Davis Box-folder 1:14

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8/18/1888

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Affidavit of Patrick Henry 1776 February 29 Box 1, Folder 29

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Appointment of William Finnie as quarter master general 1775 October 28 Box 1, Folder 11

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Commission of James Barbour 1775 October 2 Box 1, Folder 1

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Commission of John Banister 1775 October 10 Box 1, Folder 3

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