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Abstract | Caroline Swain Long married Crawford W. Long (1815-1876) of Athens, Ga., in 1842. She lived in Athens and Danielsville, Ga. The collection is a personal record book kept by Caroline Swain Long, 1858-1860, while whe was living in Athens, Ga. An elegy for Long's daughter, Ellen (Ella) Rosetta, who died 1 July 1859, is the main entry in the book. Other entries are lists of clothing, expenses, and names and birth dates, which may be of slaves or family members. The first seventy-one pages in the book comprise a printed catalog for Cyrus J. Lawrence, toiletries importer, of New York City. |
Creator | Long, Caroline Swain, fl. 1858-1860. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
Finding aid updated for digitization by Kathryn Michaelis, August 2010
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Caroline Swain Long married Crawford W. Long (1815-1876) of Athens, Ga., in 1842. She lived in Athens and Danielsville, Ga.
Back to TopThe collection is a personal record book kept by Caroline Swain Long, 1858-1860, while whe was living in Athens, Ga. An elegy for Long's daughter, Ellen (Ella) Rosetta, who died 1 July 1859, is the main entry in the book. Other entries are lists of clothing, expenses, and names and birth dates, which may be of slaves or family members. The first seventy-one pages in the book comprise a printed catalog for Cyrus J. Lawrence, toiletries importer, of New York City.
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Record book, 1858-1860 |