Collection: McFarland Family Papers / Level: File

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James McFarland, Correspondence from Mary McFarland, 1865 Box 7, Folder 232

A letter to James McFarland from his mother Mary McFarland dated February 21, 1865.

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James McFarland, Diary, 1864/1865 Box 6, Folder 192

A diary kept for the time period June 7, 1864 to February 27, 1865 by James McFarland during his imprisonment at Fort Delaware during the Civil War.

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James McFarland, Photographs of James McFarland, 1900 Box 6, Folder 190

A 4" x 5 ¼" photograph of James McFarland dated c. 1900.

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James McFarland's Scrapbook, 1910 Box 10, Folder 271

A scrapbook given to James McFarland by Virgie Grattan, Christmas 1910.

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James McFarland, United States Express Company Receipt, 1900 Box 6, Folder 191

An United States Express Company receipt detailing that James McFarland sent one package to John C. Bell of Defiance, Virginia dated September 28, 1900.

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James Monroe, Correspondence from William Hill, 1829 Box 8, Folder 239

A letter written in Francis McFarland's hand dated October 31, 1829 from William Hill to James Monroe concerning the Virginia Bill of Rights. Francis McFarland served as William Hill's clerk during a Presbyterian Synod held in 1829.

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Jesse D. Wallace, Admittance Records, 1829 Box 8, Folder 245

Admittance records to a school kept by Jesse D. Wallace c. 1829.

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Jesse d. Wallace, Letter from Francis McFarland and Record of Slaves, 1800/1860 Box 8, Folder 246

A letter to Mrs. Jesse D. Wallace dated March 26, 1853 from Francis McFarland. A record of slaves inherited by Mrs. Jesse D. Wallace after the death of her husband.

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Letter, 1863 Box 1, Folder 19

A letter to Mary Lewis, daughter of Francis and Mary McFarland from her brother James McFarland dated July 12, 1863.

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Letter, 1870 Box 1, Folder 20

A letter to Mary Lewis, daughter of Francis and Mary McFarland from her cousin Col. William C. Patterson dated September 26, 1870.

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