L.L. Polk Papers, circa 1850-1965.

Collection Number: 03708

Collection Title: L.L. Polk Papers, circa 1850-1965.

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Size	8.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 4,725 items)
Abstract	L.L. (Leonidas La Fayette) Polk (1837-1892) of Anson County, N.C., was a white farmer; editor; merchant; Confederate officer in the 26th and 43rd North Carolina infantry regiments; Democrat and Populist; first North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture, 1877-1880; founder of the Progressive Farmer; and vice president and president of the National Farmers' Alliance, 1887-1892. The collection can be divided into the following time periods: correspondence and other items, 1862-1864, relating to events leading up to Polk's two courts-martial during the Civil War, plus his small diary; letters, 1865, from Raleigh, N.C., where he was serving in the North Carolina legislature; papers documenting the years Polk and his family lived in Anson County, N.C., 1870-1877, where he operated a general merchandise store; papers concerning Polk's term as North Carolina's first Commissioner of Agriculture, 1877-1880; papers concerning various business ventures, 1880-1885, including efforts to sell a diphtheria cure in Boston, Mass., and New York, N.Y.; papers, 1886-1892, dealing with the founding of the Progressive Farmer, Polk's work with the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, his election to national offices of the Union, and his death; and papers, 1892-1919, of Polk's son-in-law, James W. Denmark, and of Clarence Poe relating to the Progressive Farmer and Poe's ultimate purchase of the paper in 1903, and a few Denmark family items. Also included are photographs of Polk and others. Additions to the collection consist of materials on similar topics, especially relating to the Populist Party and North Carolina politics in 1892, the Progressive Farmer, and Polk's court martial. Included are several 1892 letters that concern the election of Marion Butler as president of the National Farmers' Alliance. Other materials include tintype and cartes de visite portraits of L.L. Polk, Sally Gaddy Polk, James W. Denmark, and the Polk family, and a small number of genealogical notes and clippings.
Creator	Polk, L. L. (Leonidas La Fayette), 1837-1892.
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.
Language	English

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the L.L. Polk Papers, #3708, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information: Acquired as purchases, 1965 and June 1970. Addition recieved from Anne Denmark Beaty in August 2010 (Acc. 101335) and and August 2012 (Acc. 101876).

Additional Descriptive Resources: A copy of the original finding aid for this collection is filed in folder 1a.

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Processed by: SHC Staff; updated because of additons by Jennie Clements, 2011; Meaghan Alston and Nancy Kaiser, 2021

Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007

Updated by: Kate Stratton and Jodi Berkowitz, April 2010

This collection was rehoused and a summary created with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This finding aid was created with support from NC ECHO.

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L.L. (Leonidas La Fayette) Polk (1837-1892) of Anson County, N.C., was a white farmer; editor; merchant; Confederate officer in the 26th and 43rd North Carolina infantry regiments; Democrat and Populist; first North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture, 1877-1880; founder of the Progressive Farmer; and vice president and president of the National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, 1887-1892. He was influential in founding the North Carolina College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts at Raleigh (now North Carolina State University) and the Baptist Female College (now Meredith College). Polk was the son of Andrew and Serena Autry Polk. He married Sarah Pamela Gaddy of Anson County in 1857 and they had one son, who died in infancy, and six daughters.

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The collection is primarily correspondence and other papers and financial volumes of L.L. Polk. Items, 1862-1864, chiefly relate to events leading up to L.L. Polk's two courts-martial during the Civil War. Polk was serving in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania as a sergeant major of the 26th North Carolina Infantry Regiment and then as 2nd lieutnant of the 43rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Company I, in the Confederate Army. Letters describe troop movements, military campaigns, and battle experiences and comment on superior officers and military and political conditions. There is also a small diary that was kept by Polk during the war. Letters, 1865, are from Raleigh, N.C., where Polk was serving in the North Carolina legislature. Papers, 1870-1877, document the years Polk and his family lived in Anson County, N.C., where he operated a general merchandise store. Papers, 1877-1880, concern Polk's term as North Carolina's first Commissioner of Agriculture and include official correspondence and reports as well as many letters from farmers thoughout the state on various topics including economic and agricultural hardships, the North Carolina State Grange, fertilizer, fisheries, and grape culture. Papers, 1880-1885, concern various business ventures, including efforts to sell a diphtheria cure in Boston, Mass., and New York, N.Y. Papers, 1886-1892, deal with the founding of the Progressive Farmer, Polk's work with the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, his election to national offices of the Union, and his death. Papers, 1892-1919, are of Polk's son-in-law, James W. Denmark, and of Clarence Poe relating to the Progressive Farmer and Poe's ultimate purchase of the paper in 1903, and a few Denmark family items. Some correspondence of James W. Denmark relates to the Student Aid Fund at Wake Forest College. Also included are photographs of Polk and others.

Additions to the collection consist of materials on similar topics, especially relating to the Populist Party and North Carolina politics in 1892, the Progressive Farmer, and Polk's court martial. Included are several 1892 letters that concern the election of Marion Butler as president of the National Farmers' Alliance. Other materials include tintype and cartes de visite portraits of L.L. Polk, Sally Gaddy Polk, James W. Denmark, and the Polk family, and a small number of genealogical notes and clippings.

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1. Papers, 1857-1919 and undated.
1A. Papers, 1862-1965 (Addition of August 2010)
1A. Papers, 1862-1949 (Addition of August 2012)
2. Clippings, 1879-1905 and undated.
2A. Clippings, 1892-1965 (Addition of August 2010)
3. Volumes, 1864-1911 and undated.
4. Pictures, circa 1867-1920
4A. Photographs, circa 1850-1920 (Addition of August 2010)

Expand/collapse Series 1. Papers, 1857-1919 and undated.

The collection is primarily correspondence and other papers of L.L. Polk. Items, 1862-1864, chiefly relate to events leading up to L.L. Polk's two courts-martial during the Civil War. Polk was serving in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania as a sergeant major of the 26th North Carolina Infantry Regiment and then as 2nd lieutnant of the 43rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Company I, in the Confederate Army. Letters describe troop movements, military campaigns, and battle experiences and comment on superior officers and military and political conditions. There is also a small diary that was kept by Polk during the war. Letters, 1865, are from Raleigh, N.C., where Polk was serving in the North Carolina legislature. Papers, 1870-1877, document the years Polk and his family lived in Anson County, N.C., where he operated a general merchandise store. Papers, 1877-1880, concern Polk's term as North Carolina's first Commissioner of Agriculture and include official correspondence and reports as well as many letters from farmers thoughout the state on various topics including economic and agricultural hardships, the North Carolina State Grange, fertilizer, fisheries, and grape culture. Papers, 1880-1885, concern various business ventures, including efforts to sell a diphtheria cure in Boston, Mass., and New York, N.Y. Papers, 1886-1892, deal with the founding of the Progressive Farmer, Polk's work with the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, his election to national offices of the Union, and his death. Papers, 1892-1919, are of Polk's son-in-law, James W. Denmark, and of Clarence Poe relating to the Progressive Farmer and Poe's ultimate purchase of the paper in 1903, and a few Denmark family items. Some correspondence of James W. Denmark relates to the Student Aid Fund at Wake Forest College.

Folder 1a	Original finding aid Includes partial index to the correspondence of L.L. Polk, James W. Denmark, and Clarence H. Poe.
Folder 1	1857-1858
Folder 2a-2m	1861-1865
Folder 3	1866-1872
Folder 4	1873
Folder 5-9 Folder 5 Folder 6 Folder 7 Folder 8 Folder 9	1874
Folder 10-14 Folder 10 Folder 11 Folder 12 Folder 13 Folder 14	1875
Folder 15-18 Folder 15 Folder 16 Folder 17 Folder 18	1876
Folder 19-23 Folder 19 Folder 20 Folder 21 Folder 22 Folder 23	1877
Folder 24-29 Folder 24 Folder 25 Folder 26 Folder 27 Folder 28 Folder 29	1878
Folder 30-40 Folder 30 Folder 31 Folder 32 Folder 33 Folder 34 Folder 35 Folder 36 Folder 37 Folder 38 Folder 39 Folder 40	1879
Folder 41-48 Folder 41 Folder 42 Folder 43 Folder 44 Folder 45 Folder 46 Folder 47 Folder 48	1880
Folder 49-53 Folder 49 Folder 50 Folder 51 Folder 52 Folder 53	1881
Folder 54-59 Folder 54 Folder 55 Folder 56 Folder 57 Folder 58 Folder 59	1882
Folder 60-64 Folder 60 Folder 61 Folder 62 Folder 63 Folder 64	1883
Folder 65-70 Folder 65 Folder 66 Folder 67 Folder 68 Folder 69 Folder 70	1884
Folder 71-78 Folder 71 Folder 72 Folder 73 Folder 74 Folder 75 Folder 76 Folder 77 Folder 78	1885
Folder 79-87 Folder 79 Folder 80 Folder 81 Folder 82 Folder 83 Folder 84 Folder 85 Folder 86 Folder 87	1886
Folder 88-92 Folder 88 Folder 89 Folder 90 Folder 91 Folder 92	1887
Folder 93	1888
Folder 94-96 Folder 94 Folder 95 Folder 96	1889
Folder 97	1890
Folder 98-99 Folder 98 Folder 99	1891
Folder 100-106 Folder 100 Folder 101 Folder 102 Folder 103 Folder 104 Folder 105 Folder 106	1892
Folder 107	1893-1894
Folder 108-109 Folder 108 Folder 109	1895
Folder 110	1896
Folder 111	1897
Folder 112	1898-1900
Folder 113-114 Folder 113 Folder 114	1901
Folder 115	1902
Folder 116-118 Folder 116 Folder 117 Folder 118	1903
Folder 119	1904
Folder 120	1905
Folder 121	1906
Folder 122	1907-1919
Folder 123-130 Folder 123 Folder 124 Folder 125 Folder 126 Folder 127 Folder 128 Folder 129 Folder 130	Undated

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Acquisitions Information: Accession 101335

Folder 225-227 Folder 225 Folder 226 Folder 227	Correspondence, 1862-1944 Chiefly letters of L.L. Polk and his son-in-law James W. Denmark, relating to politics and the Progressive Farmer. There are several 1892 letters that concern the election of Marion Butler as president of the National Farmers' Alliance; the necessity of editorial prudence of Progressive Farmer; North Carolina politics, especially the unlikelihood of a fusion of the Populist Party and Democratic Party politics; and press coverage of the Populist Party. Other letters concern family history research; family news, the sale of family lands, and the impact of economic conditions on farmers, particularly with regard to crops; travel and speech-making aspects of Polk's work as Commissioner of Agriculture; the death of L.L. Polk in 1892; and the inclusion of L.L. Polk in Josephus Daniels's book about "men and things in North Carolina." There is also a letter of introduction for L.L. Polk from North Carolina Governor Thomas J. Jarvis, Raleigh mayor William H. Dodd, and other public figures, and correspondence of Clarence Poe, who purchased and continued to publish the Progressive Farmer, relating to the legacy of L.L. Polk.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-3708/1	Deeds, 1886-1890 Wake County, N.C., land purchased by A. M. Thompson in 1886 and by Sarah P. Polk in 1890
Folder 228	Financial materials, 1887-1901 Bonds and other accounting letters, possibly relating to founding of the Progressive Farmer; letter concerning advertising.
Folder 229	Printed materials, 1911 and undated The Student Loan Funds of Wake Forest College, including a description of the James W. Denmark loan fund; Meredith College School of Art exhibit pamphlet, including works by Leonita Denmark; A Brief History of Progressive Farmer.
Folder 230	Polk and Denmark genealogical materials, undated

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Acquisitions Information: Accession 101876

Advertisement, undated, from The Polk Chemical Company for a solution to treat Diptheria; review of Leonidas Lafayette Polk: A Study in Agrarian Leadership (1949) by Stuart Noblin; letter from Polk to Colonel Zebulon Vance, 25 July 1862, in which he defended himself against a rumor that he fled from a battle; and a letter, 6 October 1882, testifying to Polk's good character.

Folder 232

Papers, 1862-1949

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Clippings primarily document current events and items related to L.L. Polk's business interests.

Folder 131	Diptheria clippings
	Clippings, 1880s
Folder 132	Clippings, 1879-1887
Folder 133	Clippings, 1889
Folder 134	Clippings, 1890
Folder 135	Clippings, 1891
Folder 136	Clippings, 1892
Folder 137-139 Folder 137 Folder 138 Folder 139	Obituaries, June 1892
Folder 140	Clippings, 1896-1905
Folder 141	Clippings, undated

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Acquisitions Information: Accession 101335

Folder 231

Clippings, 1892-1965

A June 1892 issue of The Special Informer devoted to the death of L.L. Polk; two clippings with brief histories of the life of L.L. Polk; and an article about the Polks in the "Prominent American Families" series of Munsey's Magazine

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A majority of the volumes document L.L. Polk's business ventures and finances, and there are numerous sales, account, and record books. There is also a diary of L.L. Polk kept during the Civil War and a small number of copy books of James W. Denmark, son-in-law of Polk.

Folder 142	Volume 1: Civil War diary, L.L. Polk, 1864 Describes action in eastern North Carolina. First entry dated 14 April 1864, Tarboro, N.C., continuing to Fort Williams, describing briefly daily action in this area of North Carolina until 21 October, the time of the court-martial action against him. Includes one list of casualties, 45th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Companies H, I, and K, for 1864.
Folder 143	Volume 2: Record book, Polk and Gaddy, 1866
Folder 144	Volume 3: Account book, 1870
Folder 145	Volume 4: Account book, James W. Denmark, 1871
Folder 146	Volume 5: Ledger, Polk and Gaddy, 1873-1874
Folder 147	Volume 6: Cotton book, Polk and Gaddy, 1872-1873
Folder 148	Volume 7: Accounts and notes, Polk and Gaddy, 1872-1873
Folder 149	Volume 8: Order book, Polk and Gaddy, 1873
Folder 150	Volume 9: Account book, 1873
Folder 151	Volume 10: Small notebook, L.L. Polk, 1873
Folder 152	Volume 11: Small notebook, (James W. Denmark?), 1873
Folder 153	Volume 12: Diary, James W. Denmark, 1873
Folder 154	Volume 13: Memoranda, 1874
Folder 155	Volume 14: Notebook with subscription list, the Ansonian, 1874
Folder 156	Volume 15: Account list, 1874-1875
Folder 157	Volume 16: Manual of Subordinate Granges of the Patrons of Husbandry, 1874
Folder 158	Volume 17: Business scrapbook, 1874-1876
Folder 159	Volume 18: Account book, Isum White, 1874
Folder 160	Volume 19: Sales book, T. A. Gale, 1874
Folder 161	Volume 20: Sales book, W. L. Kendall, 1874
Folder 162	Volume 21: Sales book, W. P. Davis, 1874
Folder 163	Volume 22: Sales book, W. A. Mansfield, 1874-1875
Folder 164	Volume 23: Cash book, L.L. Polk, 1875
Folder 165	Volume 24: Cash sales book, T. A. Gale, 1875
Folder 166-168 Folder 166 Folder 167 Folder 168	Volumes 25-27: Sales books, W. P. Davis, 1875
Folder 169-171 Folder 169 Folder 170 Folder 171	Volumes 28-30: Sales books, unidentified
Folder 172	Volume 31: Sales book, R. B. Gaddy, undated
Folder 173-174 Folder 173 Folder 174	Volumes 32-33: Sales book, Polk and Gaddy, undated
Folder 175	Volume 34: Financial records, 1875-1876
Folder 176	Volume 35: Letter copybook, James W. Denmark, 1895-1901
Folder 177	Volume 36: Subscription list, 1876-1879
Folder 178	Volume 37: Bookseller's notebook, James W. Denmark, 1879
Folder 179	Volume 38: Bookseller's accounts, James W. Denmark, 1878-1879
Folder 180	Volume 39: Sales list, L.L. Polk, 1878
Folder 181	Volume 40: Bank book, James W. Denmark, 1879
Folder 182	Volume 41: Ledger, farm implements, 1881-1882
Folder 183	Folder number not used.
Oversize Volume SV-3708/42	Volume 42: Scrapbook, Polk's Diptheria Cure
Folder 184	Volume 43: Advertising records, Polk's Diptheria Cure, 1883-1884
Folder 185	Volume 44: Cash book, Polk's Diptheria Cure, 1883-1884
Folder 186	Volume 45: Receipt stubs, 1883
Folder 187	Volume 46: Check book, Polk's Diptheria Cure Company, 1884
Folder 188	Volume 47: Bank book, Polk's Diptheria Cure Company, 1884
Folder 189	Volume 48: Check book, Polk's Diptheria Cure Company, 1884
Folder 190	Volume 49: Receipt book, Polk's Diptheria Cure Company, 1884
Folder 191	Volume 50: Account book, Polk's Diptheria Cure, 1884
Folder 192	Volume 51: Account book, Polk's Diptheria Cure, 1884
Folder 193-199 Folder 193 Folder 194 Folder 195 Folder 196 Folder 197 Folder 198 Folder 199	Volumes 52-58: Annotated mailing lists, Polk's Diptheria Cure Lists made by L.L. Polk of townships in various New England states give population, druggists names, and notations that circulars and testimonials of the Diptheria Cure had been sent. Two of these booklets are for Maine, two for Massachusetts, one each for New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
Folder 200	Volume 59: List of advertisers, 1886
Folder 201	Volume 60: John Deere advertisement, 1886
Folder 202	Volume 61: Letter copybook, Progressive Farmer and James W. Denmark, 1888-1901
Folder 203	Volume 62: Financial records, Farmers' Alliance, 1890-1899
Folder 204	Volume 63: Ritual, National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union,1890 Transferred to University Library.
Folder 205	Volume 64: Speech to National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, by L.L. Polk, 1890
Folder 206-209 Folder 206 Folder 207 Folder 208 Folder 209	Volumes 65-68: Check stubs, James W. Denmark, 1892-1893
Folder 210	Volume 69: Bank book, Sarah P. Polk, 1892-1895
Folder 211	Volume 70: Notes on North Carolina roads, James W. Denmark, 1893
Folder 212	Volume 71: Membership records, L.L. Polk Alliance #2254, Wake County, N.C., 1895
Folder 213	Volume 72: Roll book, L.L. Polk Sub-Alliance #2254, Wake County, N.C., 1895
Folder 214	Volume 73: North Carolina treasury notebook, probably kept by James W. Denmark as chief clerk, 1900 Notebook contains chart on disbursement of public funds by the State Treasurer, excesses paid by Legislature of 1895-1897 over the Legislature of 1891-1893, state prison financial records, agriculture statistics of 1900 in North Carolina. On the first page are noted expenses of Populists and Fusionists and expenditures of the Red Shirts.
Folder 215	Volume 74: Digest of the Laws and Enactments of the National Grange, revised edition
Folder 216	Volume 75: List, probably record of letters to the editor of the Progressive Farmer, 1900-1906
Folder 217	Volume 76: Ritual, Farmers State Alliance of North Carolina, 1903
Folder 218	Volume 77: North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanics commencement invitation, 1911
Folder 219	Volume 78: List of recipients, Polk's Diptheria Cure, undated
Folder 220	Volume 79: Union League of America Manual
Folder 221	Volume 80: Notebook, unidentified, undated
Folder 222	Volume 81: Notebook with names and addresses, undated
Folder 223	Volume 82: Names of agents, undated Probably of persons who sold the Polk's Diptheria Cure.
Folder 224	Volume 83: List of names under North Carolina county divisions, undated

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Materials in this series include one photograph of L.L. Polk and additional photographs of unidentified individuals.

Image P-3708/1	Polk, L.L. and 13 others, circa 1889-1892
Image P-3708/2	Parker, T.P., circa 1867-1870 Photographer: James W. Jones, Goldsboro, N.C.
Image P-3708/3	Group of about 65 men dressed formally, circa 1875-1890 Photographer: T.W. Moore, Mebane, N.C.
Image P-3708/4	Bearded man in profile, circa 1880-1890 Photographer: Holcombe & Alvord, Detroit, Mich.
Image P-3708/5	Advertisement for a magazine called Texas Siftings, circa 1870-1880
Image P-3708/6	Unidentified older man, circa 1910-1920
Oversize Image OP-P-3708/7	Polk, L.L. circa 1880-1890

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Acquisitions Information: Accession 101335

Image Folder PF-3708/2

Photographs, circa 1850-1890, 1920

Portraits of L.L. Polk, Sally Gaddy Polk, James W. Denmark, the Polk family, and an unidentified group sitting in a truck bed; includes cartes de visite

Special Format Image SF-P-3708/1-3

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SF-P-3708/3

Tintypes of Sarah Gaddy Polk, circa 1850

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Collection Number: 03708

Collection Title: L.L. Polk Papers, circa 1850-1965.