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Size | 1.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 250 items) |
Abstract | William H. McLaurin (1840-1913) was a Scotland County, N.C., planter and a student, 1859-1861, at the University of North Carolina. The collection includes bills, receipts, accounts, and slight family correspondence, chiefly 1866-1880, of McLaurin. Also included are letters McLaurin wrote when he was a student at the University of North Carolina in the late 1850s; a volume containing stud records and remedies for horse and cow diseases, 1887-1889; and scattered antebellum accounts for purchases, slave records, estate settlement papers, and letters of members of the McLaurin family, planters in Richmond County, N.C., and other locations. |
Creator | McLaurin, William H., 1840-1913. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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William H. McLaurin (1840-1913) was a Scotland County, N.C., planter and a student, 1859-1861, at the University of North Carolina. McLaurin was one of the Confederate veterans awarded his degree from UNC in 1911.
Back to TopThe collection includes bills, receipts, accounts, and slight family correspondence, chiefly 1866-1880 of William H. McLaurin. Also included are letters McLaurin wrote when he was a student at the University of North Carolina in the late 1850s; a volume containing stud records and remedies for horse diseases and cow diseases, 1887-1889; and scattered antebellum accounts for purchases, slave records, estate settlement papers, mortgages, deeds, and letters of members of the McLaurin family, planters in Richmond County, N.C., and other places.
Back to TopArrangement: chronological.
Papers include bills, receipts, accounts, and slight family correspondence, chiefly 1866-1880, of McLaurin. Of interest are letters McLaurin wrote when he was a student at the University of North Carolina in the late 1850s. In addition, there are scattered antebellum accounts for purchases, slave records, estate settlement papers, mortgages, deeds, and letters of members of the McLaurin family, planters in Richmond County, N.C., and other locations; and a manuscript of a chapter on the 18th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, C.S.A., by McLaurin for Walter Clark's History of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War of 1861-1865 (Goldsboro, 1901).
Arrangement: chronological.
Pocket-sized volumes of day-by-day accounts.
Folder 17 |
Volume 1, 1842 #01596, Series: "2. Volumes, 1842-1889." Folder 17Daily accounts for pork, potatoes, whiskey, corn, and fodder. |
Folder 18 |
Volume 2, 1872 #01596, Series: "2. Volumes, 1842-1889." Folder 18Daily accounts for tools, staple foods, and general merchandise. |
Folder 19 |
Volume 3, 1880 #01596, Series: "2. Volumes, 1842-1889." Folder 19Daily accounts for bags and cash as well as personal memoranda. |
Folder 20 |
Volume 4, 1887-1889 #01596, Series: "2. Volumes, 1842-1889." Folder 20Stud book, also containing some remedies for horse and cow ailments. |
Photographs of William H. McLaurin, 1861-1875 and undated.
Image Folder PF-1596/1 |
Photographs of William H. McLaurin, 1861-1875 and undated #01596, Series: "3. Pictures, 1861-1875 and undated." PF-1596/1 |
PF-1596/1
Back to TopProcessed by: Staff, 1993
Encoded by: Peter Hymas, November 2004
Updated by: Kathryn Michaelis, December 2009
Funding from the State Library of North Carolina supported the encoding of this finding aid.
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