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Papers, 1837/1844 Box Manuscripts Group 2 Box 15, Folder 1

Letters. 1837 January 27, W.H. Harris, at Grenada, "Yellowbushe" [Yalabusha] County, Missippi, to Thomas W. Harris, at Gretna Green, Halifax County, North Carolina, autographed letter signed, 4 pages. 1839 March 12, C.A. Harris, at Baltimore, Maryland, to Thomas W. Harris, Esquire, at Littleton, Warren County, North Carolina, autographed letter signed, 4 pages. 1839 August 22, C.A. Harris, at Baltimore, Maryland, to Thomass W. Harriss [sic], at Littleton, Warren County, North Carolina, autographed letter signed, 3 pages. 1842 July 5, committee on arrangements for reception and entertainment of John C. Calhoun, in Warren County, North Carolina, to Thomas W. Harris, Esq., at Gretna Green, North Carolina, forwarded to Littleton, North Carolina, autographed letter signed, 1 page. 1844 June 1, committee of the Louisburg Temperance Society, at Louisburg, North Carolina, to Thomas W.. Harris, Esquire,at Littleton, Warren County, North Carolina, autographed letter signed, 1 page. Other papers, 1889. 1889 June 5, address of Thomas W. Harris, of Panacea Springs, Halifax County, North Carolina, before the Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at the Centennial Anniversary Celebration held at Chapel Hill. "An answer to the question: What can be done to keep the boys on the farm?" Before the Pioneer Agricultural Club, (verse in the handwriting of Thomas W. Harris), undated. A ballot containing among others the name Thomas W. Harriss [sic], printed document, 1 page.

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  2. Thomas W. Harris Papers, 1837/1889

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Harris, Thomas W.

Papers, 1837-1889, of Thomas W. Harris, Littleton, Warren County, N. C. Included is correspondence from William H. Harris of Yalabusha County, Miss. and C.A. Harris of Baltimore, Md.; and a speech, 5 June 1889, given by Thomas W. Harris before the Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at the Centennial Anniversary Celebration.

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