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Title: Calvin Morgan McClung historical collection
of books, pamphlets, manuscripts, pictures and maps relating to early western travel and the history and genealogy of Tennessee and other southern states
Creator: Tenn. Knoxville Lawson McGhee Library
Compiler: Laura Elizabeth Luttrell
Mary U. Rothrock
Other: Calvin Morgan McClung
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CALVIN M. MᶜCLUNG
HISTORICAL COLLECTION
[Illustration]
CALVIN MORGAN MᶜCLUNG
HISTORICAL COLLECTION
_of_
Books, Pamphlets, Manuscripts, Pictures
and Maps relating to early Western
Travel and the History and Genealogy of
Tennessee and other Southern States.
_Presented to_
LAWSON McGHEE LIBRARY
_by_
MRS. CALVIN M. McCLUNG
KNOXVILLE LITHOGRAPHING CO.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
1921
The following catalog is arranged alphabetically by author or, when
the author is not known, by the key word of the title. The compilation
is the joint work of Laura Luttrell, Wisconsin Library School, 1913,
Organizer of the Collection, and Mary U. Rothrock, New York State
Library School, 1912-14, Librarian of Lawson McGhee Library, who
gratefully acknowledge the helpful suggestions of Dr. George F. Mellen.
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CONTENTS
Calvin Morgan McClung Page VII
Books and Pamphlets ” 1
Knoxville Books and Pamphlets ” 163
Autographs and other Manuscripts ” 168
Pictures ” 181
Maps ” 184
Newspapers ” 190
[Illustration: CALVIN MORGAN MᶜCLUNG]
Calvin Morgan MᶜClung, son of Franklin Henry and Eliza Ann (Mills)
McClung, was born May 12, 1855. In 1874 he received from East Tennessee
University the degree of A. B., in 1876 from Sheffield Scientific
School of Yale University that of Ph. B. and in 1877 from East
Tennessee University that of A. M. He married first Annie, daughter of
Col. Charles McClung McGhee, founder of Lawson McGhee Library; second
Barbara, daughter of Mr. Augustus Dixon Adair, of Atlanta. He died
March 12, 1919.
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The collection of historical material relating to his own state and
city was the absorbing interest of his later life. Accuracy and
thoroughness characterized his efforts, both as student and collector.
Evidence of his painstaking exactness may be seen in the marginal
annotations, the clippings and letters to be found in almost every
volume of his library.
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ABORIGINES OF AMERICA, Board for the emigration, preservation,
and improvement of the. Documents and proceedings relating to the
formation and progress of a Board in the city of New York, for the
emigration, preservation, and improvement, of the aborigines of
America. July 22, 1829. _N. Y., Vanderpool & Cole_, 1829. 48 _p._
ADAIR, JAMES. History of the American Indians; particularly those
nations adjoining to the Mississippi, East and West Florida, Georgia,
South and North Carolina, and Virginia: ... with observations
on former historians, the conduct of our colony governors,
superintendents, missionaries, &c. _Lond., E. & C. Dilly_, 1775. 464
_p. map_.
ADAMS, _Mrs._ ABIGAIL (SMITH). Letters of Mrs. Adams, the wife of John
Adams with introductory memoir by her grandson, Charles Francis Adams.
2d ed. _Bost., Little_, 1840. 2 _v._
ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS. Lee’s centennial, an address delivered at
Lexington, Virginia, Jan. 19, 1907. _Bost., Houghton_, 1907. 76 _p._
ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS. Sifted grain and the grain sifters. Address
at the dedication of the building of the State historical society of
Wisconsin at Madison. _Cambridge_, 1900. 67 _p._
ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY. Oration on the life and character of Gilbert
Motier de Lafayette. _Wash., D. C., Gales & Seaton_, 1835. 34 _p._
ADDRESS to the citizens of the state of Tennessee. _Knoxville, Tenn.,
Heiskell & Brown_, 1823. 22 _p._ (_Signed_: A citizen south of French
Broad and Holston).
AIKMAN, _Mrs._ LOUISA SUSANNAH (WELLS). Journal of a voyage from
Charleston, S. C., to London, undertaken during the American
revolution by a daughter of an eminent American loyalist in the year
1778, and written from memory only in 1779. _N. Y., N. Y. historical
soc._, 1906. 121 _p._ _illus._
ALABAMA. Horseshoe Bend battle commission. Memorial of Horseshoe
Bend battle commission ... created by the state of Alabama, praying
Congress to establish a military park on the Horseshoe Bend
battlefield. _Wash., Govt. print. off._, 1909. 18 _p._
ALABAMA. UNIVERSITY. Register of the officers and students of the
University of Alabama; 1831-1901. Comp. by Thomas Waverly Palmer.
_Tuscaloosa, Ala., University_, 1901. 505 _p._
ALDERMAN, EDWIN ANDERSON. Growing South, an address delivered before
the Civic forum in Carnegie Hall, New York city, March 22, 1908. _N.
Y., Civic forum_, 1908. 24 _p. port._
ALDERMAN, EDWIN ANDERSON. J. L. M. Curry; a biography, by E. A.
Alderman and Armistead Churchill Gordon. _N. Y., Macmillan_, 1911. 468
_p. port._
ALEXANDER, ARCHIBALD. Biographical sketches of the founder, and
principal alumni of the Log College; together with an account of
the revivals of religion under their ministry. _Princeton, N. J.,
Robinson_, 1845. 369 _p._
ALEXANDER, FREDERICK WARREN. Stratford hall and the Lees connected
with its history; biographical, genealogical and historical. _Oak
Grove, Va., F. W. Alexander_, 1912. 332 _p. illus._
ALEXANDER, JAMES WADDELL. Life of Archibald Alexander. _N. Y.,
Scribner_, 1856. 563 _p. port._
ALEXANDER, J. B. Biographical sketches of the early settlers of
the Hopewell section and reminiscences of the pioneers and their
descendants by families. _Charlotte, N. C., Observer print. & pub.
house_, 1897. 104 _p. port._
ALEXANDER, JOHN BREVARD. History of Mecklenburg County from 1740 to
1900. _Charlotte, N. C., Observer print. house_, 1902. 431 _p. illus._
ALEXANDER, SAMUEL DAVIES. Princeton college during the eighteenth
century. _N. Y., Randolph_, 1872. 326 _p._
ALLABEN, FRANK. Concerning genealogies; being suggestions of value for
all interested in family history. _N. Y., Grafton press_, 1904. 71 _p._
ALLEN, JAMES LANE. Blue grass region of Kentucky and other Kentucky
articles. _N. Y., Harper_, 1907. 300 _p. illus._
ALLEN, WILLIAM CICERO. History of Halifax County. _Bost., Cornhill
co._, c 1918. 235 _p. illus._
ALLEN, WILLIAM CICERO. North Carolina history stories. _Richmond, B.
F. Johnson pub. co._, 1901. 5 _pts._
ALLISON, JOHN. Address ... on East Tennessee a hundred years ago;
first free and independent government in America; first church; first
institution of learning; first newspaper west of the Alleghanies.
Delivered at seventeenth annual meeting Tennessee press association
at Cloudland, N. C. July 14-16, 1887. _Nashville, Tenn., Hasslock &
Ambrose_, 1887. 15 _p._
ALLISON, JOHN. Dropped stitches in Tennessee history. _Nashville,
Tenn., Marshall & Bruce co._, 1897. 152 _p. illus._
ALVORD, CLARENCE WALWORTH. County of Illinois. _Springfield, Ill.
state historical library_, 1907. _n. p._
ALVORD, CLARENCE WALWORTH. First explorations of the trans-Allegheny
region by the Virginians, 1650-1674, by C. W. Alvord & Lee Bidgood.
_Cleveland, A. H. Clark co._, 1912. 275 _p. illus._
ALVORD, CLARENCE WALWORTH. Mississippi Valley in British politics; a
study of the trade, land speculation, and experiments in imperialism
culminating in the American revolution. _Cleveland, A. H. Clark co._,
1917. 2 _v. maps_.
AMERICAN ACADEMY of arts and sciences. Memorial of Asa Gray.
_Cambridge, Univ. press_, 1888. 45 _p._
AMERICAN ANCESTRY: giving the name and descent, in the male line, of
Americans whose ancestors settled in the United States previous to the
Declaration of independence, A. D. 1776. _Albany, Munsell_, 1889. _v._
4.
AMERICAN BOARD of commissioners for foreign missions. History of
American missions to the heathen, from their commencement to the
present time. _Worcester, Mass., Spooner & Howland_, 1840. 726 _p.
illus._
AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. Annual report. _Wash., Govt. print.
off._ _illus._ Library has, 1894-1895; 1896, _v._ 1; 1899-1915.
AMERICAN HISTORICAL MAGAZINE and Tennessee historical society
quarterly. _Nashville, Tenn._, 1896-1904. 9 _v. illus._
AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. _Lancaster, Pa., Macmillan._ Library has
_v._ 15-23. 1909-1918.
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Proceedings. _Phila., pub. for the
soc._, 1889. _v._ 26, _Jan.-July_, 1889. 376 _p._ (Contains Portions
of the Journal of Andre Michaux).
AMERICAN SOCIETY for promoting the civilization and general
improvement of the Indian tribes within the United States. New
society, for the benefit of Indians, organized at the city of
Washington, February, 1822. _Wash., D. C., Davis & Force._ 12 _p._
AMORY, _Mrs._ MARTHA (BABCOCK). Domestic and artistic life of John
Singleton Copley, R. A. With notices of his works, and reminiscences
of his son, Lord Lyndhurst, lord high chancellor of Great Britain. By
his granddaughters. _Bost., Houghton_, 1882. 478 _p. port._
[ANBURY, THOMAS.] Journal d’un voyage fait dans l’interieur de
l’Amerique Septentrionale. Ouvrage dans lequel on donne des details
precieux sur l’insurrection des Anglo-Americains, et sur la chute
desastreuse de leur papier-monnoie. Tr. de l’Anglois et enrichi de
notes par M. Noel.... _Paris, La Villette_, 1793. 2 _v. illus._
ANDERSON, DICE ROBINS. William Branch Giles: a study in the politics
of Virginia and the nation from 1790 to 1830. _Menasha, Wis., Banta_,
1914. 271 _p. ports._
ANDERSON, ISAAC. Funeral sermon, preached in New-Providence church,
Maryville, on the occasion of Mr. James H. Blackburn’s death, son of
the Rev. Gideon Blackburn, May 2nd, 1818. _Knoxville, Tenn., Heiskell
& Brown_, 1818? 38 _p._
ANDERSON, ISAAC. Inaugural discourse delivered in the church at
Maryville, Tenn., in presence of the Directors of the Southern &
western theological seminary, on the 25th of September, 1822, by Rev.
Isaac Anderson, A. M. 39 _p._ (No imprint given).
ANDERSON, RASMUS BJORN. Biographical sketch of Lyman C. Draper.
_Cinn., P. G. Thomson_, 1881. 31 _p. port._
ANDERSON, RUFUS. Memoir of Catharine Brown, a Christian Indian of the
Cherokee nation. 3d ed. _Bost., Crocker & Brewster_, 1828. 144 _p._
[ANDERSON, RUFUS.] Memorial volume of the first fifty years of the
American board of commissioners for foreign missions. 5th ed. _Bost.,
Pub. by the Board_, 1862. 464 _p._
ANDREWS, ELISHA BENJAMIN. History of the United States. _N. Y.,
Scribner_, 1894. 2 _v. maps_.
ANDREWS, GEORGE. Law library of the late Judge George Andrews,
Knoxville, Tennessee. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._ 8 _p._
APPLETONS’ CYCLOPAEDIA of American biography; ed. by James Grant
Wilson and John Fiske. Rev. ed. _N. Y., Appleton_, 1900. 6 _v. illus._
ARMOR, WILLIAM CRAWFORD. Scotch-Irish of Pennsylvania. _Nashville,
Tenn., Barbee & Smith_, 1896. 38 _p._
ARMSTRONG, ZELLA, _comp._ Notable southern families. _Chattanooga,
Tenn., Lookout pub. co._, c 1918. _v._ 1.
ARTHUR, A. A. Exposition of the plan of the American association and
of the development of Middlesborough. Speech ... delivered in the
hall of “The Middlesborough” before the New England visitors during
the sales on Tuesday evening, Nov. 11, 1890. _Cinn., C. J. Krehbiel &
co._, 1890. 16 _p._
ARTHUR, JOHN PRESTON. History of Watauga County, North Carolina. With
sketches of prominent families. _Richmond, Everett Waddey co._, 1915.
364 _p. illus._
ARTHUR, JOHN PRESTON. Western North Carolina; a history (from 1730
to 1913). Pub. by Edward Buncombe chapter of the Daughters of the
American revolution, of Asheville, N. C. _Raleigh, N. C., Edwards &
Broughton print. co._, 1914. 710 _p. illus._
ASBURY, FRANCIS. Heart of Asbury’s journal; ed. by Ezra Squier Tipple,
D. D.; being the substance of the printed journals of the Reverend
Francis Asbury, forty-five years an itinerant preacher in America and
thirty-two years a general superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal
church. _N. Y., Eaton & Mains_, 1904. 720 _p. illus._
ASBURY, FRANCIS. Journal of the Rev. Francis Asbury, bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church, from August 7, 1771, to December 7, 1815.
_N. Y., Bangs & Mason_, 1821. 3 _v. in_ 6.
ASHE, SAMUEL A’COURT. George Davis, attorney-general of the
Confederate States. An address delivered before the Supreme court
of North Carolina, October 19, 1915. _Raleigh, N. C., Edwards &
Broughton_, 1916. 25 _p._
AUDUBON, JOHN WOODHOUSE. Audubon’s western journal; 1849-1850; being
the ms. record of a trip from New York to Texas, and an overland
journey through Mexico and Arizona to the gold fields of California;
with biographical memoir by his daughter, Maria R. Audubon; ed. by F.
H. Hodder. _Cleveland, A. H. Clark co._, 1906. 249 _p. illus._
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement
in Virginia; extracted from the original court records of Augusta
County, 1745-1800, by Lyman Chalkley ... pub. by Mary S. Lockwood....
_Rosslyn, Va., Commonwealth print. co._, c 1912-13. 3 _v._
[BACHMAN, JONATHAN WAVERLY.] Memorial of the Reverend James Park, D.
D. for sixty-six years a preacher of the gospel.... Born September 18,
1822; died July 14, 1912. _Nashville, Tenn., Pub. house of the M. E.
church, South_, 1912. 38 _p. ports._
BAEDEKER, KARL, _ed._ United States, with an excursion into Mexico....
_N. Y., Scribner_, 1893; 2d _rev. ed._ 1899; 3d _rev. ed._ 1904.
BAGBY, ALFRED. King and Queen County, Virginia. _N. Y., Neale_, 1908.
402 _p. illus._
BAGBY, GEORGE WILLIAM. Old Virginia gentleman, and other sketches; ed.
with an introduction by Thomas Nelson Page. _N. Y., Scribner_, 1910.
312 _p. port._
BAGBY, GEORGE WILLIAM. Selections from the miscellaneous writings.
_Richmond, Whittet & Shepperson_, 1884-85. 2 _v. port._
BAILY, FRANCIS. Journal of a tour in unsettled parts of North America
in 1796 & 1797.... With a memoir of the author [by Sir John Herschel].
_Lond., Baily bros._, 1856. 439 _p._
BAKER, WILLIAM SPOHN. Character portraits of Washington, as delineated
by historians, orators and divines.... _Phila., R. M. Lindsay_, 1887.
351 _p._
BAKER, WILLIAM SPOHN. Engraved portraits of Washington, with notices
of the originals and brief biographical sketches of the painters.
_Phila., Lindsay & Baker_, 1880. 212 _p._
BAKER, WILLIAM SPOHN. Washington after the revolution.... _Phila.,
Lippincott_, 1898. 416 _p._
BALDWIN, JOSEPH GLOVER. Flush times of Alabama and Mississippi. _N.
Y., Appleton_, c 1853. 330 _p. port._
---- ----. _Americus, Ga., Americus bk. co._, c 1853.
---- ----. _San Francisco, Bancroft-Whitney co._, 1889.
BALL, JAMES V. Refutation of charges exhibited by sundry officers of
the late United States’ regiment of light dragoons, against Brevet Lt.
Col. James V. Ball, of the same regiment. _Winchester, John Heiskell,
printer_, 1816?
BALL, GEORGE WASHINGTON. Maternal ancestry and nearest kin of
Washington. _Wash., D. C._, 1885. 28 _p. geneal. tab._
BANCROFT, GEORGE. History of the United States of America, from the
discovery of the continent. Rev. ed. _Bost., Little_, 1876. 6 _v._
BARNES, JAMES. David G. Farragut. _Bost., Small_, 1899. 132 _p. port._
BARTON, WILLIAM ELEAZAR. Hero in homespun. A tale of the loyal South.
_Bost., Lamson, Wolffe & co._, 1897. 393 _p. illus._
BARTRAM, WILLIAM. Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia,
East and West Florida, the Cherokee country, the extensive territories
of the Muscogulges or Creek confederacy and the country of the
Chactaws. Containing an account of the soil and natural production
of those regions; together with observations on the manners of the
Indians.... 2d ed. in Lond.... _Lond._, 1794. 520 _p. illus._
BASSETT, JOHN SPENCER. Constitutional beginnings of North Carolina
(1663-1729). _Baltimore, Johns Hopkins press_, 1894. 73 _p._
BASSETT, JOHN SPENCER. Life of Andrew Jackson. _N. Y., Doubleday_,
1911. 2 _v. illus._
BASSETT, JOHN SPENCER. Slavery and servitude in the colony of North
Carolina. _Baltimore, Johns Hopkins press_, 1896. 86 _p._
BATES, ISAAC CHAPMAN. Speech of Mr. Bates, of Massachusetts, on the
Indian bill. House of representatives, May 1830. [_Wash._, 1830?] 22
_p._
BATTLE, KEMP PLUMMER. History of the University of North Carolina....
_Raleigh, N. C., Edwards & Broughton_, 1907-12. 2 _v. illus._
BATTLE, KEMP PLUMMER. Sketches of the early history of the city of
Raleigh. Centennial address, Fourth of July, 1876.... _Raleigh, N. C.,
Raleigh news_, 1877. 71 _p._
BAXTER, KATHARINE SCHUYLER. Godchild of Washington.... _N. Y., F. T.
Neely_, c 1897. 651 _p. illus._
BAY PSALM BOOK; a facsimile reprint of the first edition, printed
by Stephen Daye at Cambridge, in New England in 1640, with an
introduction by Wilberforce Eames. _N. Y., Dodd_, 1905. 294 _p._
BAYARD, THOMAS FRANCIS. Mecklenburg’s declaration of independence!
107th anniversary. _Charlotte, N. C., Daily Charlotte observer_, 1882.
15 _p._
BEAN, EUGENE H. Rowan County (N. C.) records. Early settlers. _Wash.,
D. C., Carnahan press_, 1914. 11 _p._
BEECHER, EDWARD. Narrative of riots at Alton; in connection with the
death of Rev. Elijah P. Lovejoy. _Alton, Ill., G. Holton_, 1838. 159
_p._
BELL, JOHN. Address before the law department of Cumberland
university, at Lebanon, October 1, 1851. _Nashville, Tenn., Eastman,
Boyers & co._, 1851. 45 _p._
BELL, JOHN. Speech of John Bell, of Tennessee, on slavery in the
United States, and the causes of the present dissensions between the
north and the south. _Wash., D. C., Gideon & co._, 1850. 30 _p._
BELL, JOHN. Speech of Mr. Bell of Tennessee, on the bill to secure
the freedom of elections. House of representatives, January 25, 1837.
_Wash., Govt. print. off._, 1837. 16 _p._
BELL, ROBERT, _ed._ Memorials of the civil war; comprising the
correspondence of the Fairfax family with the most distinguished
personages engaged in that memorable contest. Now first published from
the original manuscripts, ... forming the concluding volumes of the
Fairfax correspondence. _Lond., R. Bentley_, 1849. 2 _v. ports._
BENNETT, DANIEL K. Chronology of North Carolina. _N. Y., J. M. Edney_,
1858. 144 _p._
[BENTON, THOMAS HART.] Thirty years’ view; or, A history of the
working of the American government for thirty years, from 1820 to
1850.... _N. Y., Appleton_, 1854-56. 2 _v._
BERNHEIM, GOTTHARD DELLMANN. History of the German settlements and of
the Lutheran church in North and South Carolina. _Phila., Lutheran
book store_, 1872. 557 _p._
BIGELOW, FRANCIS HILL. Historic silver of the colonies and its makers.
_N. Y., Macmillan_, 1917. 476 _p. illus._
BILLON, FREDERIC LOUIS. Annals of St. Louis in its early days under
the French and Spanish dominations. _St. Louis, Author_, 1886. 507 _p.
illus._
BILLON, FREDERIC LOUIS. Annals of St. Louis in its territorial days
from 1804 to 1821; being a continuation of the author’s previous work,
the Annals of the French and Spanish period, ... _St. Louis, Author_,
1888. 465 _p. illus._
[BIRD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY.] Adventures of Robin Day. _Phila., Lea &
Blanchard_, 1839. 2 _v._
[BIRD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY.] Calavar; or, The Knight of the conquest: a
romance of Mexico. 3d ed. _Phila., Carey, Lea & Blanchard_, 1827. 2
_v._
[BIRD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY.] Hawks of Hawk-Hollow. A tradition of
Pennsylvania. _Phila., Carey, Lea & Blanchard_, 1835. 2 _v._
[BIRD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY.] Infidel; or, The fall of Mexico. _Phila.,
Carey, Lea & Blanchard_, 1835. 2 _v._
[BIRD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY.] Sheppard Lee.... _N. Y., Harper_, 1836. 2
_v._
BISHOP, JOSEPH BUCKLIN. Presidential nominations and elections; a
history of American conventions, national campaigns, inaugurations and
campaign caricature, ... _N. Y., Scribner_, 1916. 237 _p. illus._
BLAND, THEODORICK. Bland papers: a selection from the manuscripts. Ed.
by Charles Campbell. _Petersburg, Va., E. & J. C. Ruffin_, 1840. 2
_v._ (Library has v. 1.)
BOAZ: his tribulations. _Nashville, Tenn., Wheeler, Marshall & Bruce_,
c 1874. 244 _p._
BOGART, WILLIAM HENRY. Daniel Boone, and the hunters of Kentucky. _N.
Y., Miller, Orton & co._, 1857. 464 _p. illus._
BOKUM, HERMANN. Tennessee Handbuch. Eine beschreibung des Staats
Tennessee; ... _Phila., King & Baird_, 1868. 70 _p._
BOKUM, HERMANN. Tennessee hand-book. _Phila., Lippincott_, 1868. 164
_p._
BOKUM, HERMANN. Testimony of a refugee from East Tennessee. _Phila._,
1863. 24 _p._
BOKUM, HERMANN. Wanderings north and south. _Phila., King & Baird_,
1864. 73 _p._
BOLTON, CHARLES KNOWLES. Scotch Irish pioneers in Ulster and America.
_Bost., Bacon & Brown_, 1910. 398 _p. illus._
BOLTON, HERBERT EUGENE, _ed._ Spanish exploration in the Southwest,
1542-1706. _N. Y., Scribner_, 1916. 487 _p. maps_.
BOOGHER, WILLIAM FLETCHER, _comp._ Gleanings of Virginia history....
_Wash., D. C., Boogher_, 1903. 443 _p._
BOWDOIN COLLEGE. General catalogue of Bowdoin college and the Medical
school of Maine 1794-1894. Including a historical sketch of the
institution during its first century prepared by George Thomas Little.
_Brunswick, Me., College_, 1894. 216 _p. plates_.
BOWEN, CLARENCE WINTHROP, _ed._ History of the Centennial celebration
of the inauguration of George Washington as first president of the
United States. _N. Y., Appleton_, 1892. 673 _p. illus._
BOWKER, RICHARD ROGERS, _comp._ Publications of societies. _N. Y.,
Publishers’ weekly_, 1899. 181 _p._
BOWKER, RICHARD ROGERS. State publications; a provisional list of the
official publications of the several states of the United States from
their organization: ... _N. Y., Publishers’ weekly_, 1908. (Pt. 3.
Western states and territories; pt. 4. Southern states.)
BOWLES, SAMUEL. Across the continent: a summer’s journey to the Rocky
Mountains, the Mormons, and the Pacific states, with Speaker Colfax.
_N. Y., Hurd & Houghton_, 1868. 452 _p. map_.
BOYD, CHARLES RUFUS. Resources of southwest Virginia. _N. Y., J. Wiley
& sons_, 1881. 321 _p. illus._
BOYD, _Mrs._ LUCINDA JOAN (ROGERS). Irvines and their kin; ... Also
short sketches of their kindred, the Carlisles, McDowells, Johnstons,
Maxwells, Gaults, McElroys, etc.... _Chic., Donnelly_, 1908. 432 _p.
illus._
BOYD, WILLIAM KENNETH. Selected bibliography and syllabus of the
history of the South, 1584-1876, by W. K. Boyd & Robert P. Brooks.
_Athens, Ga., McGregor co._, 1918. 133 _p._
BRADFORD, THOMAS LINDSLEY, _comp._ Bibliographer’s manual of American
history, containing an account of all state, territory, town and
county histories relating to the United States of North America, ...
with the prices at which they have been sold for the last forty years,
... Ed. by Stan. V. Henkels. _Phila., Henkels_, 1907-10. 5 _v._
BRADFORD, WILLIAM. Bradford’s history “of Plimoth plantation.” From
the original manuscript with a report of the proceedings incident
to the return of the manuscript to Massachusetts. Printed under the
direction of the secretary of the commonwealth, by order of the
general court. _Bost., Wright & Potter print. co._, 1898. 555 _p.
illus._
BREAZEALE, J. W. M. Life as it is; or, Matters and things in general:
containing historical sketches of the exploration and first settlement
of the state of Tennessee; manners and customs of the inhabitants;
their wars with the Indians; Battle of King’s Mountain; history of the
Harps, etc. _Knoxville, Tenn., J. Williams_, 1842. 256 _p._
BREWER, WILLIS. Alabama: her history, resources, war record and public
men. From 1540 to 1872. _Montgomery, Ala., Barrett & Brown_, 1872. 712
_p._
BRIGHT, JOHN MORGAN. Oration delivered at the Centennial celebration
of the Mecklenburg declaration of independence, at Charlotte, N. C.,
May 20, 1875. _Nashville, Tenn., Roberts & Purvis_, 1875. 18 _p._
BROCK, ROBERT ALONZO. Colonial Virginian. An address delivered before
the Geographical and historical society of Richmond college, October
13, 1891. _Richmond, W. E. Jones_, 1891. 22 _p._
BROOKE, FRANCIS T. Narrative of my life; for my family. _Richmond,
Author_, 1849. 90 _p._
BROOKS, ROBERT PRESTON. Conscription in the Confederate States of
America, 1862-1865. _Athens, Ga., University_, 1917. 442 _p._
BROTHERHEAD, WILLIAM. Centennial book of the signers: being facsimile
letters of each signer of the Declaration of independence.... With
a historical monograph and a history of the centennial exhibition.
_Phila., J. M. Stoddart & co._, c 1872. 295 _p. illus._
BROTHERHEAD, WILLIAM. Forty years among the old booksellers of
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WIRT, WILLIAM. Sketches of the life and character of Patrick Henry. 3d
ed.... _Phila., J. Webster_, 1818. 427 _p. port._
---- ----; 2d ed. 1818. 427 _p. port._
WISCONSIN. State historical society. Library. Descriptive list of
manuscript collections of the State historical society of Wisconsin;
together with reports on other collections of manuscript material for
American history in adjacent states. Ed. by R. G. Thwaites. _Madison,
Society_, 1906. 197 _p. illus._
----. Preston and Virginia papers of the Draper collection of
manuscripts. _Madison, Society_, 1915. 357 _p._
WISE, HENRY ALEXANDER. Seven decades of the Union. The humanities and
materialism, illustrated by a memoir of John Tyler, with reminiscences
of some of his great contemporaries. The transition state of this
nation, its dangers and their remedy. _Phila., Lippincott_, 1872. 320
_p._
WISE, JENNINGS CROPPER. Col. John Wise of England and Virginia
(1617-1695); his ancestors and descendants.... _Richmond, Bell book &
stationery co._, c 1918. 352 _p. illus._
WISE, JENNINGS CROPPER, _comp._ Wise’s digested index and genealogical
guide to Bishop Meade’s old churches, ministers and families of
Virginia, embracing 6,900 proper names. _Richmond, Printed for
subscribers_, 1910. 114 _p._
WISE, JENNINGS CROPPER. Ye kingdome of Accawmacke; or, The Eastern
Shore of Virginia in the seventeenth century. _Richmond, Bell book &
stationery co._, 1911. 406 _p._
WISTER, OWEN. Seven ages of Washington. _N. Y., Macmillan_, 1901. 263
_p. ports._
WISTER, SARAH. Sally Wister’s journal, a true narrative; being a
Quaker maiden’s account of her experiences with officers of the
Continental army, 1777-1778; ed. by A. C. Myers. _Phila., Ferris &
Leach_, 1902. 224 _p. illus._
WITHERS, ALEXANDER SCOTT. Chronicles of border warfare; or, A history
of the settlement by the whites, of northwestern Virginia, and of the
Indian wars and massacres in that section of the state; ... New ed.,
ed. by R. G. Thwaites.... Memoir of the author ... by L. C. Draper.
_Cinn., R. Clarke co._, 1895. 447 _p. port._
WOMAN’S SYNODICAL SOCIETY OF TENNESSEE. Report of the eleventh
anniversary of the Woman’s synodical society of Tennessee. Washington
college, October 3d, 1884. Memorials. _Knoxville, Tenn., Woodward &
Button_, 1884. 16 _p._
WOOD, JOHN. Suppressed history of the administration of John
Adams, (from 1797 to 1801,) as printed and suppressed in 1802. Now
republished with notes, and an appendix, by J. H. Sherburne. _Phila.,
for the editor_, 1846. 391 _p. port._
WOODS, EDGAR. Albemarle County in Virginia; giving some account of
what it was by nature, of what it was made by man, and of some of the
men who made it. _Charlottesville, Va., Michie co._, 1901. 412 _p._
WOODS, NEANDER MONTGOMERY. Woods-McAfee memorial, containing
an account of John Woods and James McAfee of Ireland and their
descendants in America, ... Also some hitherto unpublished documents
constituting a valuable contribution to the pioneer history of
Virginia and Kentucky. _Louisville, Courier-journal job print. co._,
1905. 503 _p. illus._
WORSHAM, WILLIAM JOHNSON. Old nineteenth Tennessee regiment, C. S. A.
June, 1861. April, 1865. Supplementary chapter by Col. C. W. Heiskell.
_Knoxville, Tenn., Paragon print co._, 1902. 235 _p. illus._
WRIGHT, ISAAC. Wright’s family medicine, or system of domestic
practice, containing the improvements suggested by an experience of
forty years. _Madisonville, Tenn., printed at the office of Henderson,
Johnston & co._, 1833. 276 _p._
WRIGHT, MARCUS JOSEPH. Reminiscences of the early settlement and early
settlers of McNairy County, Tennessee. _Wash., D. C., Commercial pub.
co._, 1882. 96 _p. ports._
WRIGHT, MARCUS JOSEPH. Some account of the life and services of
William Blount.... Together with a full account of his impeachment and
trial in Congress, and his expulsion from the U. S. Senate. _Wash., D.
C., E. J. Gray_, c 1884. 142 _p. port._
WRIGHT, MARCUS JOSEPH. Tennessee in the war, 1861-1865; lists of
military organizations and officers from Tennessee in both the
Confederate and Union armies; general and staff officers of the
provisional army of Tennessee, appointed by Governor Isham G. Harris.
_N. Y., A. Lee pub. co._, c 1908. 228 _p._
WROTH, LAWRENCE COUNSELMAN. Parson Weems; a biographical and critical
study. _Baltimore, Eichelberger book co._, 1911. 104 _p. illus._
YALE UNIVERSITY. Reports of the president and secretary of the
university and of the deans and directors of its several schools and
departments, for the academic year 1914-15; [Report of the treasurer
... for the fiscal year, 1914-15; Obituary record of graduates ...
deceased during the year ending July 1, 1915.] _New Haven, Conn._,
1915. _varied paging._
YALE UNIVERSITY. SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Tricentennial record
of the class of 1876. By Max Mailhouse, class secretary. _New Haven,
Conn., Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor co._, 1908. 326 _p. illus._
YOUNG, BENNETT HENDERSON. Battle of the Thames, in which Kentuckians
defeated the British, French and Indians, October 5, 1813, with a list
of the officers and privates who won the victory. _Louisville, Filson
club_, 1903. 274 _p. illus._ (Filson club publications.)
YOUNG, BENNETT HENDERSON. History and texts of the three constitutions
of Kentucky, with illustrative state history prefacing them and
marginal notes showing all alterations in the fundamental law, to
which is added the act calling the convention of 1890, the Magna
Charta, the compact with Virginia and the constitution of the
United States, with the amendments and annotations. _Louisville,
Courier-Journal job print. co._, 1890. 82, 129 _p._
----. Prehistoric men of Kentucky: a history of what is known of their
lives and habits, together with a description of their implements
and other relics and of the tumuli which have earned for them the
designation of Mound builders; ... _Louisville, J. P. Morton & co._,
1910. 343 _p. illus._ (Filson club publications.)
YOUNG, JAMES P. Seventh Tennessee cavalry (Confederate). _Nashville,
Tenn., Pub. house of the M. E. church, South_, 1890. 227 _p. ports._
ZEIGLER, WILBUR GLEASON. Heart of the Alleghanies; or, Western North
Carolina; comprising its topography, history, resources, people,
narratives, incidents, and pictures of travel, adventures in hunting
and fishing and legends of its wildernesses. By W. G. Zeigler and Ben
S. Grosscup. _Raleigh, N. C., A. Williams & co._, 1883. 386 _p. illus._
ZIEBER, EUGENE, _comp._ Ancestry; the objects of the hereditary
societies and the military and naval orders of the United States, and
the requirements for membership therein. 2d ed. _Phila., Bailey, Banks
& Biddle co._, 1895. 83 _p. port._
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS RELATING TO Knoxville, Tenn.
AMERICAN ILLUSTRATING COMPANY, _comp._ Greater Knoxville illustrated.
_Nashville, Tenn., Amer. illus co._, 1910? 159 _p. illus._
BACHMAN, ROBERT L. Historical sermon, preached by the pastor, in the
Second Presbyterian church, Knoxville, Tennessee, September 23, 1906.
_Knoxville, Tenn., Gaut-Ogden co._, 159 _p. illus._
BOARD OF HEALTH. Annual report. _Knoxville, Tenn._, 1892; 1896; 1907;
1909.
BOARD OF COMMERCE. Brief of argument presented at Washington, D. C.,
to the Honorable secretary of the navy by the Board of commerce of
Knoxville, Tenn. September 22, 1916. With supplemental proof showing
the strategic, economic and efficient value of Knoxville as a location
for plants and depots of general preparedness, and with particular
reference to the location of the United States armor plate plant.
_Knoxville, Tenn., Bd. of commerce_, 1916. 2 _v. illus._
BRANSON, H. M. Annual handbook of Knoxville, Tennessee, for the year
1892. _Knoxville, Tenn., Tribune job off._, 1892. 104 _p. illus._
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE. Constitution, by-laws and rules of order, of the
Knoxville section, no. 18, of the Cadets of temperance. _Knoxville,
Tenn., J. C. & J. L. Moses, Register off._, 1849. 20 _p._
CARSON, W. W. Memorial to the legislature from the Chamber of commerce
of Knoxville on public roads; and an address by Prof. W. W. Carson of
the University of Tennessee. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._,
1891. 10 _p._
CARTER, W. R. & ECKEL, ALEXANDER. Roster, Ed Maynard post, no. 14.
Department of Tennessee G. A. R. _Knoxville, Tenn._, 1909. _n. p._
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Charter of the Chamber of commerce of the city of
Knoxville, Tenn., with the by-laws and roll of its officers, directors
and members. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._, 1887. 36 _p._
----. Knoxville, Tenn. _N. Y., South pub. co., n.d._ 32 _p. illus._
----. Knoxville, Tennessee. Its factories, jobbing business, schools,
churches, etc. etc. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._, 1897. 32
_p._
----. Memorial to the Congress of the United States.... For the
establishment of an army post.... _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman &
co._, 1899. 32 _p._
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. By-laws of Civic improvement societies of
the city of Knoxville, Tenn., auxiliary to Park association. 7 _p._
COUNTRY CLUB. Charter, by-laws, officers and members. Incorporated
1896. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._, 1896? 23 _p._
CUMBERLAND CLUB. Charter, by-laws and list of officers and members.
_Knoxville, S. B. Newman & co._, 1910. 32 _p._
DAVANT, MADGE HARDIN. Historical buildings in Knoxville.
(Taylor-Trotwood magazine. 1910. _v._ 11, _p._ 554-560. _illus.
ports._)
EAST TENNESSEE FEMALE INSTITUTE. Catalogue, 1847-48. _Knoxville,
Tenn., H. Barry_, 1847. 14 _p._
EASTERN DIVISION FAIR ASSOCIATION. Premium list and rules and
regulations, for its second annual exposition to be held at Knoxville,
Tenn., Oct. 6, 7, 8 & 9, 1874. _Knoxville, Tenn., Knoxville daily
chronicle_, 1874. 38 _p._
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Directory. 1911; 1915; 1921. _Knoxville,
Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._ 3 _pams._
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER. Vicar of Wakefield, with the life of the author, by
Dr. Johnson. _Knoxville, Tenn., Printed at the Knoxville republican
off._, 1831. 208 _p._
GOODMAN, W. M. Souvenir history of Knoxville, the marble city and
great southern jobbing market. Its importance as a manufacturing
center and its manufacturing possibilities. _Knoxville, Tenn.,
Knoxville engraving co., n.d. n.p. ports, illus._
HEISKELL, F. S. Address delivered at the State fair for the eastern
division of Tennessee, at Knoxville, Oct. 25, 1854. _Knoxville, Tenn.,
J. B. G. Kinsloe_, 1855. 22 _p._
HUMES, THOMAS WILLIAM. Historical discourse of St. John’s church,
Knoxville, Tenn., delivered Feb. 24, 1886. 16 _p._
IRVING CLUB. Chronicle. 1905, 11 _p._; 1906, 20 _p._
KEPHART, W. H., _comp._ Manufacturers of Knoxville, Tenn. _Knoxville,
Tenn., Bean, Warters & co., n.d._ 96 _p. illus._
KNOXVILLE BLUE BOOK of selected names of Knoxville and suburban towns,
arranged alphabetically, and numerically by streets; also ladies’
shopping guide.... _Knoxville, Tenn., E. W. Crozier_, 1894. _illus._
KNOXVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. Catalogue, summer session, 1831. _Knoxville,
T., Heiskell_, 1831. 10 _p._ (Typewritten copy.)
KNOXVILLE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. Facts and figures concerning the
climate, manufacturing advantages, and the agricultural and mineral
resources of East Tennessee. _Knoxville, Tenn., T. Haws_, 1869. 26 _p._
KNOXVILLE’S MILLION DOLLAR FIRE, April 8th, 1897. _Knoxville, Tenn.,
J. E. Auldridge. n.p. illus._
LAWSON MCGHEE LIBRARY. Finding list. _Knoxville, Tenn., Ogden bros. &
co._, 1899. 115 _p._
----. Finding list of English prose fiction. _Knoxville, Tenn., Bean,
Warters & Gaut_, 1899. 24 _p._
----. Trust deed, by-laws and regulations of the Lawson McGhee
library. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._, 1887. 25 _p._
LAWSON MCGHEE LIBRARY. Board of library trustees. Presentation of
Lawson McGhee library to the city of Knoxville, Tennessee, January 10,
1917. _Knoxville, Tenn._, [_Knoxville lithographing co._], 1917? 8 _p.
port._
MCKINNEY, _Mrs._ ANNIE BOOTH. House of a thousand memories. [James
Park house.] (Taylor-Trotwood magazine. 1910. _v._ 11, _p._ 587-594.
_illus._)
MANUFACTURING AND MERCANTILE RESOURCES of Knoxville, Tennessee,
to which is added a historical and statistical sketch of its rise
and progress. Also, a review of the wealth, importance and many
inducements offered by East Tennessee, as a place of residence. 1882.
334-410 _p. illus._
MASONIC TEMPLE. Dedication, October 27, 1916. 12 _p. illus._
MODERN PHILOSOPHER: a monthly magazine; ed. and pub. by Albert
Chavannes. _Knoxville, Tenn._, _v._ 1, _no._ 8, _Dec._ 1897.
MORRISON, ANDREW. Knoxville, Tennessee. _St. Louis & Knoxville, Tenn.,
G. W. Engelhardt & co., n.d._ 128 _p. illus._
MYERS, JOSEPH H. Substance of remarks made at the funeral of Mrs.
Elizabeth Humes White, January 1, 1851. _Knoxville, Tenn., Register
off._, 1851. 8 _p._
NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPOSITION. First exposition of conservation
and its builders. An official history of the National conservation
exposition, held at Knoxville, Tenn., in 1913 and of its forerunners,
the Appalachian expositions of 1910-11; embracing a review of the
conservation movement in the United States from its inception to the
present time; ed. by W. M. Goodman.... _Knoxville, Tenn., Knoxville
lithographing co._, 1914. 411 _p. illus._
----. Knoxville, Tenn.; the exposition city. Official souvenir.
_Knoxville, Tenn., Knoxville lithographing co._, 1913. _n.p. illus.,
colored plates_.
PARK, JAMES. Centennial anniversary of the First Presbyterian church
of Knoxville, Tenn. _Knoxville, Tenn., Bean, Warters & Gaut_, 1897. 55
_p. illus._
PARK, JAMES. Family record of James Park, deceased, from his marriage
in 1804, down to March, 1907. _Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co._,
1907.
PARK, JAMES. History of the First Presbyterian church, in Knoxville,
Tenn. _Knoxville, Tenn., Ramage & co._, 1876. 29 _p._
PUBLIC LIBRARY. Catalogue; 2d ed. _Knoxville, Tenn., Ramage & co._,
1877. 29, 14 _p._
REILLY, J. S. Knoxville. Past, present and future, embracing
historical sketches of its growth and progress from its establishment
to the present time, together with outline of Tennessee history.
_Author_ [1884.] 156 _p. illus._
RULE, WILLIAM, _ed._ Standard history of Knoxville, Tennessee, with
full outline of the natural advantages, early settlement, territorial
government, Indian troubles and general and particular history of the
city down to the present time. Ed. by William Rule, George F. Mellen,
Ph. D., and J. Wooldridge, collaborators. _Chic., Lewis pub. co._,
1900. 590 _p. ports._
SOUTHERN REVIEW. _Knoxville, Tenn._, 1898. _v._ 1, _Apr.-July_.
STURGIS, FREDERICK E. Mrs. Margaret Cowan McClung. Memorial address by
her pastor, Rev. F. E. Sturgis, D. D., Knoxville, Tennessee, November
19th, 1883. To which is added a brief sketch of her life. 30 _p._
TENNESSEE MEDICAL COLLEGE. Report. 1st, 1889-90; 2d, 1890-91.
TILLMAN, LEWIS, _comp._ Code of general ordinances of the city of
Knoxville, compiled by Lewis Tillman, jr. To which is appended the
general ordinances passed since the adoption of the code. Also rules
for the government of the Board of mayor and aldermen, and state laws
chartering & relating to the city. Compiled by Sam’l G. Heiskell.
_Knoxville, Tenn., T. Haws_, 1882. 118 _p._
TYSON, LAWRENCE DAVIS. Address of Col. Lawrence D. Tyson, president of
the Board of trustees. (in Presentation of Lawson McGhee library to
the city of Knoxville, Tennessee. 1917.)
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Weather bureau. Climatology
of Knoxville, Tenn. Comp. under the direction of J. F. Voorhees, local
forecaster. _Rochester, N. Y., Weather bureau off._, 1913. 17 _p._
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. Catalogue. Session, 1891-92. _Knoxville, Tenn.,
Ogden bros. & co._, 1891.
[WHITE, MOSES.] Art work of Knoxville. _W. H. Parish pub. co._, 1895.
Contents: Sketch of Knoxville, Tenn., by Col. Moses White, and seventy
photographs of Knoxville and vicinity.
WILLIAMS’ KNOXVILLE DIRECTORY. _Knoxville, Tenn., C. S. Williams_,
1859. 72 _p._
WOMAN’S EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL UNION. Woman’s educational and
industrial union, Knoxville, Tenn, Organized by Mrs. L. Crozier
French, 1890; entered General federation of women’s clubs, 1895;
entered State federation of women’s clubs, 1896. 1896-1897.
_Knoxville, Tenn., Bean, Warters & Gaut_, 1897. 15 _p._
Autographs and Other Manuscripts
Of the autographs and other manuscripts in the Collection, those listed
below have special historic or local significance.
ANDERSON, JOSEPH. [Senator; Comptroller of the Treasury.] Knoxville,
Tenn., Oct. 9, 1799. To Col. Robert Hays. Concerning tract of land in
the Cumberland country. A. L. S. 4 p.
----. Treasury department, Comptroller’s office, Oct. 16, 1820.
Circular letter. L. S. 1 p.
----. Treasury department, Comptroller’s office, Jan. 19, 1824. To
Hon. Jeremiah Nelson. L. S. 1 p.
----. Treasury department, Comptroller’s office, May 30, 1828. To
George Wheelwright, Comm., Kennebunk, Me. L. S. 1 p.
BLOUNT, THOMAS. [Major; M. C. from N. C.] Knoxville, Sept. 20, 1795.
To Col. R. Hays. John Womble’s land. A. D. S. 2 p.
BLOUNT, WILLIAM. [Gov. of the Ty. south of the Ohio; Senator.] Craven
County, N. C., Jan. 4, 1785. Deposition of his services in Congress.
A. D. S. 2 p.
----. Piney Grove, July 3, 1785. To Richard Caswell, Gov. of N. C.
Respecting his pay as agent to attend the treaties with southern
Indians. A. L. S. 2 p.
----. New York, April 18, 1787. To [Richard Caswell] Gov. of N. C. In
regard to the sale of public tobacco. (Signed also by Benjamin Hawkins
and John B. Ashe.) L. S. 1 p.
----. Treaty ground on the bank of the Holston near the mouth of
French Broad, July 8, 1791. To Gov. Charles Pinckney, S. C. Report on
a treaty with the Cherokee Indians. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Knoxville, March 15, 1794. Certification of indebtedness of the
United States, to James Russell, for riding express from Nashville to
Knoxville. D. S. 1 p.
----. Philadelphia, Sept. 27, 1796. To Willie Blount & Charles
McClung, Knoxville. A proposed purchase of land in Middle Tennessee.
A. L. S. 1 p.
----. New York, Jan. 28, 1797. To Oliver Wolcot, Sec’y of the
Treasury, Philadelphia. William Harris’ protested notes. A. L. S. 2 p.
BLOUNT, WILLIAM GRAINGER. [M. C. from Tenn.] Washington, Nov. 26,
1818. To W. C. Mynatt, Knoxville, Tenn. A. L. S. 1 p.
BLOUNT, WILLIE. [Gov. of Tenn.] Knoxville, Dec. 12, 1811. To Col.
Meigs, Agent, etc., Highwassee Garrison. Tecumseh enticing the Creeks,
etc. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 13, 1813. Land grant. D. S. 2 p.
----. Clarksville, Tenn., May 1, 1835. To editors of the Globe,
Washington City. Their erroneous statements concerning action of the
Tennessee convention of August [1834.] A. L. S. 4 p.
BREVARD, JOHN F. Beattie’s Ford, Lincoln Co., N. C., Jan. 1, 1825. To
Hugh L[awson] White. Requesting White to act as counsel, etc. A. L. S.
2 p.
BROWN, JOHN. [Abolitionist.] Charleston, Jefferson Co., Va., Nov. 19,
1859. To Rev. Luther Humphrey. Anticipates his execution. A. L. S. 2 p.
BROWNLOW, WILLIAM GANNAWAY. [Gov. of Term.] Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 9,
1866. To Hon. W. Wines. Complying with request for autograph. A. L. S.
1 p.
BURROWS, WILLIAM. March 15, 1759. Deposition of Peter Crinn as to the
quantity and cost of “33 head of Cattell” supplied FORT LOUDON. D. S.
1 p.
CARROLL, WILLIAM. [Gov. of Tenn.] Nashville, Tenn., May 10, 1822. To
J. C. Calhoun, Sec’y of war. James Orr’s pension. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Nashville, Tenn., May 17, 1826. To Col. George Bumford, Ordnance
Dept., Washington City. Applies for brass cannon for the state. A. L.
S. 1 p.
CARTER, JOHN. [“Secretary” John Carter of “Corotoman” and “Shirley.”]
Nov. 7, 1733. To John Dupree. Receipt on account. A. D. S. 1 p.
CARTER, ROBERT. [“King” Carter of “Corotoman”.] Lancaster Co., [circa
May 1715.] Land deal with John Holloway. D. S. 2 p.
CARTER, WILLIAM BLOUNT. [M. C. from Tenn.] Rep. Hall, [Feb. ?] 13,
1840. To Hon. J. K. Paulding, Sec’y of the navy, Washington City.
Recommends that S. P. Carter be appointed midshipman. A. L. S. 1 p.
CATRON, JOHN. [Jurist.] Fragment of letter, with signature. A. L. S.
CHRISTIAN, _Mrs._ ANNIE. [Sister of Patrick Henry; widow of Col.
William Christian.] [Beargrass, Ky.] Feb. 1, 1787. To Capt. F.
Edwards, Fort William. Dangers from Indians. A. L. S. 1 p.
CLAIBORNE, WILLIAM CHARLES COLE. [Gov. of La.] Oct. 21, 1807. D. S. 1
p.
----. New Orleans, Jan. 12, 1815. To Major Gen’l [Andrew] Jackson,
Headquarters. On war matters. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Iberville, La., July 29, 1815. To Hon. Mr. Smith, collector of
the revenue. A. L. S. 3 p.
CLAY, HENRY. [Senator.] Senate Chamber, Feb. 11, 1839. To N. Biddle,
Philadelphia. A. L. S. 1 p.
COCKE, JOHN. [General; M. C. from Tenn.] Washington, Feb. 3, 1826. To
Secretary of war, Washington City. Recommending the appointment of
young Mr. Laurie, as a cadet to the Military academy. A. L. S. 1 p.
COCKE, WILLIAM. [Senator; Indian agent.] Columbus, Sept. 19, 1824. To
Hon. John F. Jack, near Rutledge, East Tennessee. Choctaw delegation
on their way to Washington. A. L. S. 2 p.
COOKE, JOHN ESTEN. [Author.] Millwood, Clarke Co., Va., Dec. 30, 1878.
To Derby [publisher]. Asks that a position be given Geo. W. Bagby. A.
L. S. 4 p.
CUSTIS, GEORGE WASHINGTON PARKE. [Author.] Arlington House, June 16,
1815. To Thomas Melville, president of the Berkshire Agric. soc.,
Pittsfield, Mass. A. L. S. 2 p.
DAVIS, AUGUSTINE. April 10, 1800. To Sir Peyton Skipwith. Receipt on
payment of account. D. S. 1 p.
EAST TENNESSEE relief association. Records of the proceedings of the
Executive committee of the Relief association of East Tennessee.
Knoxville, Tenn., 1864-1868. 247 p.
ESTABROOK, JOSEPH. [President of East Tennessee university.] Aug. 4,
1847. A. D. S. 1 p.
FAIRFAX, GEORGE WILLIAM. Belvoir, Jan. 19, 1773. To George Washington,
Mount Vernon. Business matters. Endorsed in the handwriting of George
Washington: “From the Hon. Geo. Wm. Fairfax, 19th Jan., 1773.” A. L.
S. 1 p.
FAIRFAX, THOMAS, 6th lord. April 4, 1750. Warrant to Guy Broadwater,
to survey a tract of land in Virginia. D. S. 1 p.
FAIRFAX, WILLIAM. Nov. 22, 1742. Deed. D. S. 1 p.
----. March 28, 1748. Authorizing George Hume to survey a tract of
land. D. S. 1 p.
FARRAGUT, DAVID GLASGOW. [Admiral.] New York, Feb. 10, 1866. Complying
with a request for his autograph. A. L. S. 1 p.
FLEMING, WILLIAM. [Colonel.] Jefferson County, Va., Feb. 17, 1783. To
Benjamin Harrison, Gov. of Va. Business matters. (Also signed by T.
Marshall and Caleb Wallace.) A. L. S. 2 p.
FRAZIER, JAMES B. [Gov. of Tenn.] Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 11, 1904.
Appointing W. H. Kephart, commissioner of registration, Knox County.
D. S. 1 p.
GAINES, EDMUND PENDLETON. [Major general.] Fort Stoddert, Feb. 13,
1807. To Col. Cushing. Army post matters. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Alexandria, April 4, 1828. To Major L. Lewis, Woodlawn, Va. A.
L. S. 2 p.
GEORGE III. Court of St. James, Sept. 18, 1800. Free pardon.
(Countersigned by the Duke of Portland.) D. S. 2 p.
GREENEVILLE COLLEGE, Greeneville, Tenn. Sept. 20, 1820. Exhibition.
(Program of commencement exercises and names of the graduates.) 2 p.
GUYOT, ARNOLD. [Geographer.] Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 25, 1854. To Prof.
B. Silliman. A. L. S. 4 p.
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER. [Sec’y of the Treasury.] Treas. dept., June 7,
1792. To Thomas Willing, pres. of bank of the United States. D. S. 1 p.
HAWKINS, BENJAMIN. [Indian agent.] Charleston, Sept. 22, 1785. To Gov.
Elbert. Relative to a treaty with the Creek Indians. A. L. S. 3 p.
----. Fort Wilkinson, July 18, 1800. To James Jackson, Gov. of Ga.
Indian affairs. A. L. S. 3 p.
INGERSOLL, CHARLES JARED. [Statesman.] Forest Hill, Phila., Sept. 7,
1844. A. L. S. 1 p.
JOHNSON, _Mrs._ NELLIE (HALL). Genealogy of the Williams family. 51 p.
JONES, GABRIEL. [King’s attorney.] Augusta County, Va., Apr. 28, 1777.
Financial affairs. A. L. S. 1 p.
JUSTICE’S DOCKET. Knoxville, Tenn., 1836-1842. With inscription:
“James Park’s book.” n. p.
KENNEDY, JOHN PENDLETON. [Statesman & author.] Washington, Feb. 6,
1853. To Clement C. Cline, Cor. sec’y N. Y. historical association. A.
L. S. 1 p.
KINNON, RICHARD. Richland, Jan. 15, 1793. To Sir Peyton Skipwith,
Prestwould. Financial affairs. A. L. S. 1 p.
KNOX, HENRY. [Secretary of war.] New York, Dec. 28, 1788. To Isaac
Winslow. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. War department, July 14, 1791. To Capt. Buel. Orders to embark
with troops for New Brunswick. L. S. 1 p.
----. Thomaston, Nov. 28, 1796. To W. Rufus Davenport, merchant,
Boston. Order for supplies. A. L. S. 2 p.
KNOX, _Mrs._ LUCY (FLUCKER). [Wife of Henry Knox.] Montpelier, Dec.
14, 1800. To Samuel Thatcher. A. L. S. 3 p.
----. Dec. 26, 1800. To Samuel Thatcher. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Boston, Oct. 8, 1811. To Samuel Thatcher, Warren. A. L. S. 2 p.
LEA, ALBERT MILLER. [Prof., University of Tenn.] Flint Hill, near
Knoxville, Tenn., May 14, 1852. To I. K. Tefft, Savannah, Ga. Some
facts about Hugh Lawson White. A. L. S. 1 p.
LEE, ARTHUR. [Diplomatist.] Board of treasury, Dec. 6, 1787. To Thomas
Smith, Comm. of the loan office, Penna. D. S. 1 p.
LEE, GEORGE FAIRFAX. Aug. 2, 1787. Makes bond for Richard Sebue. A. D.
S. 1 p.
LEE, HENRY. [Major general; Gov. of Va.; M. C.] April 20, 1797. To
John McMahan, Phila. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Nassau, May 5, 1817. To Carter Lee, his son. A. L. S. 4 p.
LEE, LUDWELL. Alexandria, Feb. 5, 1790. To Robert Carter of Nomony
Hall. A. L. S. 3 p.
LEE, PHILIP. Bashfield, April 21, 1784. To Robert Carter, Nomony.
About corn--shelling vs. beating out. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. July, 1785. Robert Carter’s account with Philip Lee. A. D. S. 2
p.
LEE, RICHARD. Richmond, Dec. 15, 1785. To Robert Carter, Westmoreland.
A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Richmond, Nov. 2, 1786. To Robert Carter, Westmoreland. A. L. S.
1 p.
----. Lee Hall, July 6, 1790. To Robert Carter, Nomony. A. L. S. 1 p.
LEE, RICHARD HENRY. [Author.] Washington, March 17, 1838. To Nicholas
Biddle, Pres. of the United States bank, Phila. Requesting loan on
pledge of the copyright of two forthcoming books. A. L. S. 3 p.
LEE, THOMAS LUDWELL. Coton, Sept. 26, 1805. To George Carter,
Oatlands. A. L. S. 1 p.
LE VERT, _Mrs._ OCTAVIA (WALTON). [Author.] Mobile, Ala., Dec. 9,
1863. To General Beauregard. War news and rumors. A. L. S. 4 p.
MCCLUNG, CALVIN MORGAN. McClung papers: notes and sketches of
the Adair, Campbell, Christian, Cowan, Lawson, McClung, McGhee,
Mills (Mo.), Morgan, Russell, White, and Williams families; with
correspondence.
MCCLUNG, CHARLES. [Knox County court clerk, etc.] Apr. 25, 1796. D. S.
1 p.
----. April 21, 1804. To Mrs. Elizabeth McClung, 10 miles below
Lancaster, Pa. Introducing a friend; news of his son, Hugh. A. L. S. 1
p.
----. Nov. 21, 1814. Business note. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Campbell’s Station, Tenn., June 1, 1821. To James White McClung,
Huntsville, Ala. Advises his son to attend a health resort. (A note
added by his wife, Mrs. Margaret McClung.) A. L. S. 2 p.
----. Lawrence Co., Ala., Dec. 28, 1823. To John Eckford, Lawrence
Co., Ala. Title bond. A. D. S. 1 p.
----. May 15, 1828. To John McGhee. Planning journey to Philadelphia.
A. L. S. 1 p.
MCCLUNG, LEE. [Treasurer of the United States.] Treasury of the United
States, Washington, D. C., November 1, 1909. To Charles H. Treat,
retiring Treasurer of the United States. Receipt for government funds
and securities. D. S. 1 p.
MCCLUNG, MATTHEW. Knoxville, Tenn., June 5, 1829. To John McGhee. A.
L. S. 2 p.
MARSHALL, JOHN. [Chief justice.] Oct. 7, 1803. To Cashier of the Bank
of the U. S., Phila. D. S. 1 p.
MEADE, WILLIAM. [Bishop.] Millwood, Sept. 9, 1761. To Philip Williams,
Winchester, Va. Church affairs. A. L. S. 2 p.
MEIGS, RETURN JONATHAN. [Indian agent.] Highwassee Garrison, Sept. 1,
1809. To Gov. Sevier. Treaties with Cherokees and Chickasaws. A. L. S.
2 p.
----. Cherokee agency, Aug. 18, 1821. A. L. S. 1 p.
MICHAUX, ANDRE. [Botanist]. Charleston, March 10, 1795. To Citizen
[Minister Genet]. About plants and seeds. (in French.) A. L. S. 2 p.
MICHAUX, FRANCOIS ANDRE. [Botanist.] Paris, Jan. 27, 1817. To Messrs.
Le Roy, Bayard & co., New York. Sends two boxes of books on science.
A. L. S. 1 p.
MILLER, PLEASANT M. Knox Co., Nov. 23, 1824. To Charles McClung, jr.
Deed. (Endorsed by James and William Park.) D. S. 2 p.
MORGAN, JOHN TYLER. [Brigader general, C. S. A.] Washington, D. C.,
Dec. 19, 1883. To Geo. W. Edmunds. A. L. S. 1 p.
MORGAN & SONS, merchants, Knoxville, Tenn. [Day book of Calvin
Morgan & sons, March, 1835-November, 1836; of McPherson & McClung,
Feb.-March, 1849.] n. p.
PARK, JAMES, & PARK, WILLIAM, merchants, Knoxville, Tenn. Ledger.
1803-04; 1806-17; 1818-21; 1843-46. 4 v.
PATTERSON, ROBERT. [Major general.] Philadelphia, March 12, 1866. To
General Wessells, U. S. army. A. L. S. 1 p.
PICKENS, ANDREW. [Brigadier general.] Hopewell, April 16, 1791. To
Benjamin Waring, Treasurer, at Columbia. On business matters. A. L. S.
1 p.
PICKERING, TIMOTHY. [Statesman.] Philadelphia, Sept. 7, 1790. Goods
for Indians. A. L. S. 1 p.
PORTER, JAMES DAVIS. [Gov. of Tenn.] Washington, June 28, 1887. To C.
M. McClung. A. L. S. 1 p.
PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL. [Senator.] Washington, Dec. 25, 1837. To
James T. Austin, Atty Gen. of Mass., Boston. About Austin’s speech at
Alton meeting in Faneuil Hall. A. L. S. 3 p.
QUINTARD, CHARLES TODD. [Bishop.] Sewanee, Tenn., Feb. 17, 1886. To C.
M. McClung, Knoxville. A. L. S. 3 p.
RAVENSCROFT, JOHN STARK. [1st bishop of N. C.] Jan. 3, 1798. To Lady
Skipwith, Prestwould. Description of merchandise purchased for her. A.
L. S. 3 p.
RAVENSCROFT, ANNE S. Spring Bank, Nov. 6, 1794. To Lady Skipwith,
Prestwould. A. L. S. 2 p.
ROBERTSON, JAMES. [General.] July 7, 1793. To Maj. General A. Wayne.
Indian affairs. (Evidently the second page.) A. L. S. 1 p.
ROBERTSON, KENNETH, _comp._ Spotswood family; with notes by C. M.
McClung and letters of Dandridge Spotswood. 1891. 51 p.
ROBERTSON, WYNDHAM. [Gov. of Va.; author.] New Orleans, June 4, 1849.
To Reynolds, Richmond, Va. Slavery, etc. A. L. S. 5 p.
RUSSELL, WILLIAM. [Brigadier general.] Aspinville, April 18, 1788.
Duties and obligations of an officer. A. L. S. 6 p.
RUTHERFORD, GRIFFITH. [General.] Oct. 25, 1778. On war matters. A. L.
S. 1 p.
SEVIER, C. H. Smith’s Hotel, 15 miles from Abingdon, Sept. 27, 1828.
To Mathew McClung, Knoxville, Tenn. Illness of Charles McClung. A. L.
S. 2 p.
SEVIER, JOHN. [Gov. of Tenn.] Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 26, 1808. Deed.
D. S. 1 p.
----. Washington, Jan. 6, 1813. To Walter King, Kingston, East Tenn.
Judge Trimble’s candidacy for Congress. A. L. S. 1 p.
SHELBY, ISAAC. [Gov. of Ky.] Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 20, 1811. To Joseph
McMinn, Gov. of Tenn. Official business. L. S. 1 p.
----. Frankfort, March 9, 1813. To Major General Green Clay, Madison
City. Asking him to command brigade to assist General Harrison. A. L.
S. 2 p.
----. Frankfort, May 20, 1815. To James Madison, President of U. S.
Concerning appointment of Indian agent in northwest. A. L. S. 2 p.
SMITH, GEORGE G. Sketch of David B. Mitchell and his family. Macon,
Ga., 1905. 58 p. (Prepared for C. M. McClung.)
SPOTSWOOD, ALEXANDER. [Gov., colony of Va.] June 14, 1735. Deed. D. S.
2 p.
SPOTSWOOD, ALEXANDER. [Soldier.] April 16, 1800. To William A.
Washington. A. L. S. 1 p.
SPOTSWOOD, GEORGE W. Springfield, Ill., Jan. 4, 1839. To Charles F.
Mercer, Washington City. Describes Illinois; recommends Charles F. M.
Spotswood for lieutenant’s commission. A. L. S. 4 p.
SPOTSWOOD, JOHN. [Colonel.] Parish of St. Marks, Orange County, Feb.
24, 1747. Letter of attorney. D. S. 1 p.
SULLIVAN, JOHN. [General.] Feb. 7, 1779. To Benjamin Steele, Paymaster
gen. of the army of R. I. Df. S. 1 p.
TAFT, WILLIAM HOWARD. [President of the United States.] City of
Washington, December 21, 1909. Appointment of Lee McClung, Treasurer
of the United States. (Countersigned by Franklin MacVeagh, Secretary
of the treasury.) D. S. 1 p.
TENNESSEE. Bar of 3d judicial district, Members of. Knoxville, Tenn.,
Sept. 18, 1858. To I. G. Harris, Nashville, Tenn. Petition for
appointment of Thos. C. Lyon, Circuit court judge to succeed Judge
Welcker, dec’d. (Twenty-one signatures.) D. S. 2 p.
THATCHER, GEORGE. [Statesman.] Cambridge, Nov. 17, 1814. To Cyrus
King, City of Washington. On the war, etc. A. L. S. 2 p.
THATCHER, HENRY KNOX. [Rear admiral.] Parker House, Boston, Sept. 18,
1868. To George A. Thatcher, Bangor, Me. A. L. S. 2 p.
THOMPSON, CARMI ALDERMAN. [Treasurer of the United States.] Treasury
of the United States, Washington, D. C., November 22, 1912. To
Lee McClung, retiring Treasurer of the United States. Receipt for
government funds and securities. D. S. 1 p.
THOMSON, CHARLES. [Sec’y of the Continental congress.] Jan. 16, 1784.
To President of Delaware. Transmitting a proclamation. L. S. 1 p.
TUCKER, BEVERLEY. [Politician & author.] Williamsburg, Jan. 11,
1845. To Benj. B. Minor, ed. of the S[outhern] L[iterary] Messenger,
Richmond. A. L. S. 2 p.
TUCKER, THOMAS TUDOR. [Treas. U. S.] Washington, Sept. 27, 1806. L. S.
1 p.
WHITE, HUGH LAWSON. [Senator.] April 2, 1805. To John Sevier,
Knoxville. About a law suit. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Knoxville, July 1, 1818. To Edward Thursby, Staunton, Va.
Business matters. A. L. S. 2 p.
----. Knoxville, Sept. 10, 1834. To Alston Bacon Estes, Pulaski, West
Tenn. Political. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Washington, July 5, 1836. To Messrs. Blair & Reeves. A. L. S. 1
p.
----. Washington, Jan. 14, 1840. To Albert M. Lea, Baltimore, Md.
Replying to an invitation to visit Baltimore. A. L. S. 1 p.
WHITE, JAMES. [General & founder of Knoxville.] Sept. 9, 1793. To
Lieut. Robert Rhea. Ordering him to collect his troop of horse and
pursue horse thieves. A. L. S. 1 p.
----. Hiwassee Garrison, Oct. 6, 1813. To Maj.-Gen. Andrew Jackson.
War matters. A. L. S. 2 p.
WHITE, JOHN. [M. C. from Ky.] Washington City, Sept. 14, 1841. A. L.
S. 1 p.
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. [M. C. from N. C.] Washington, Jan. 25, 1838. To
Joseph B. Boyd. Declaration of service in Congress. A. L. S. 1 p.
WISE, HENRY ALEXANDER. [Gov. of Va.] Washington, Sept. 20, 1843. To
Wm. H. Brown, Hartford, Conn. A. L. S. 1 p.
PICTURES
Portraits
BLOUNT, WILLIAM. Photograph of original miniature, owned (Jan. 1918)
by Edward Riggs Pool, Pittsburgh.
BLOUNT, WILLIAM. Photograph of original miniature in the possession
(June 1912) of John C. Febles, Butte, Mont. Said to have been painted
from life by one of the Peales.
FAIRFAX, THOMAS, 6th lord. Wood engraving.
FARRAGUT, DAVID GLASGOW. Photograph of photograph owned (June 1921) by
James Maynard, Knoxville.
HEISKELL, FREDERICK S. Photograph of daguerreotype, owned by Mrs. D.
M. Laffitte, Bristol, Tenn.
HENDERSON, RICHARD. Photograph of oil portrait owned (1920) by
Archibald Henderson, Chapel Hill, N. C.
KNOX, HENRY. Photograph of portrait by Gilbert Stuart, in Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston.
KNOX, HENRY. Steel engraving by R. Whitechurch.
LEA, JOHN MCCORMICK. Photograph from life.
MCCLUNG, CHARLES. Photograph of crayon from life in possession (June
1921) of Mrs. W. C. Ross, Knoxville.
MCCLUNG, CHARLES. Photograph of miniature from life in 1831, by
Mrs. Anna Peale Staughton, in possession (July 1911) of Mrs. Fanny
Alexander Newman, Atlanta, Ga.
MCCLUNG, JAMES WHITE. Photograph of oil portrait owned by Mrs. Andrew
Jackson White, Augusta, Ga.
MCCLUNG, JAMES WHITE. Photograph of oil portrait owned (Feb. 1912) by
Frederick A. Ault, Knoxville.
MCGHEE, JOHN. Photograph of oil portrait, by Hart, owned by Mrs. Betty
Humes Haire Storrs.
MICHAUX, FRANCOIS ANDRE. Photograph of portrait in American
philosophical society, Philadelphia.
MILLS, ADAM LEE. Photograph of portrait.
RHEA, JOHN. Photograph of miniature painted from life, 1812, by David
Boudon. In possession (July 1916) of Miss Nannie Rhea, Atlanta, Ga.
ROBERTSON, JAMES. Photograph of an oil portrait in Tennessee state
library, Nashville.
RUSSELL, GILBERT CHRISTIAN. Photograph of miniature, owned (1914) by
Mrs. Russell Jennett, San Antonio, Texas.
RUSSELL, MARGARET CHRISTIAN. (Mrs. Francis A. Ramsey.) Photograph
of daguerreotype, in possession (1910) of Miss Margaret C. White,
Abingdon, Va.
RUSSELL, WILLIAM, and his wife. Photographs of portraits, owned by
F. E. Holliday, Shawnee, Okla., in (1914) Missouri Valley historical
society, Kansas City, Mo.
SEVIER, JOHN. Photograph of original miniature (considered to have
been painted by Charles W. Peale, in 1790), owned (1918) by Daniel
Vertner Sevier, Jacksonville, Texas.
SEVIER, JOHN. Photograph of original portrait by Peale, in possession
(1918) of the Tennessee historical society.
SHELBY, ISAAC. Engraved by A. B. Durand, from painting by Jouitt. [!]
c 1833.
WHITE, HUGH LAWSON. Engraved by T. B. Welch from painting by E. G.
Leutze.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Photograph of portrait in possession (1915) of T. L.
Moses, Knoxville.
WILLIAMS, ROBERT. Photograph of portrait.
HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS
East Tennessee
BOONE’S CREEK VALLEY. Boone tree, with inscription, 1760. By Earle
Harrison.
GREENEVILLE. Old Williams home, where General John Hunt Morgan was
killed. By Harrison.
----. Monument of Andrew Johnson, on family lot in cemetery. By
Harrison.
JEFFERSON COUNTY. “Clerk of the court” record, page one. Records
licenses of Alexander Outlaw, John Sevier, and others to practice law.
By Harrison.
KNOXVILLE. Old bank building on Main street, between Prince and Walnut.
----. Front door of William Blount house, Hill and State streets. By
Harrison.
----. East wing of William Blount house.
----. Front view of William Blount house. By Harrison.
----. Office of William Blount house. By Harrison.
----. Old residence of Franklin H. McClung, southwest corner,
Cumberland and Walnut streets. By Harrison.
----. East front of old residence of James Park, Cumberland and Walnut
streets.
----. Old residence of Judge Edward Scott, Front street. Two views.
----. House built by James White, in 1787; torn away in 1906. East
side of State, between Clinch and Union streets.
----. [Views.] N. Y., A. Wittemann, c 1885. 12 plates.
----. Souvenir of Knoxville, Tenn. N. Y., A. Wittemann, c 1889. 14
plates.
ROGERSVILLE. Court house. By Harrison.
----. Graves of the Rogers family. By Harrison.
MAPS
ALABAMA. 1823. Georgia and Alabama. Phila., H. S. Tanner. (From
American atlas.)
FLORIDA. 1794. Map of East and West Florida. Lond., Stockdale. (From
Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
GEORGIA. 1823. Georgia and Alabama. Phila., H. S. Tanner. (From
American atlas.)
GEORGIA. 1823. Georgia and Alabama. Phila., H. S. comp. by W. G.
Bonner.
KENTUCKY. 1784. (facsim.) Map of Kentucke, drawn from actual
observations, ... by John Filson. Phila., printed for the author. (In
Phillips, P. S. First map of Kentucky. 1908.)
KENTUCKY. 1823. Kentucky and Tennessee. Phila., H. S. Tanner. (From
American atlas.)
KENTUCKY. 1862. Colton’s Kentucky and Tennessee. N. Y., J. H. Colton.
KENTUCKY. 1888. Map showing relation of eastern Kentucky coal field
to the transportation routes and iron ores of the south Appalachian
region. By J. B. Hoeing. Ky. geol. survey.
KENTUCKY. 1889. Map showing mountain passes, by J. B. Hoeing. Ky.
geol. survey.
KENTUCKY. LOUISVILLE. 1911. Mendenhall’s new index map to greater
Louisville, Ky. Cinn., C. L. Mendenhall.
LOUISIANA. 1820. Louisiana and Mississippi. Phila., H. S. Tanner.
(From American atlas.)
LOUISIANA. NEW ORLEANS. n. d. Soards official & R. R. map of New
Orleans. New Orleans, L. Soards.
MARYLAND. 1820. Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. Phila., H. S. Tanner.
(From American atlas.)
MISSISSIPPI. 1820. Louisiana and Mississippi. Phila., H. S. Tanner.
(From American atlas.)
MISSISSIPPI. VICKSBURG. 1863. Map of the Mississippi, from Haines’s
Bluff to below Grand Gulf, showing the theatre of Gen. Grant’s and
Admiral Farragut’s operations, etc. (From Harper’s weekly. May 23,
1863.)
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. 1794. Map of the back settlements. Lond.,
Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. 1861. J. H. Colton’s topographical map of
Missouri, Kentucky & Tennessee. & part of adjoining states. N. Y.,
Printed by Lang & Laing.
NORTH CAROLINA. 1779. New and accurate map of North Carolina in North
America. (From Universal magazine. Oct., 1799.)
NORTH CAROLINA. 1794. Map of North Carolina, from the best
authorities. Lond., Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography.
1794.)
NORTH CAROLINA. 1795. State of North Carolina from the best
authorities. (From Guthrie’s geography; Carey’s ed. 1794-95.)
NORTH CAROLINA. [1796.] State of North Carolina, from the best
authorities. N. Y., J. Reid.
NORTH CAROLINA. 1823. Map of North & South Carolina. Phila., H. S.
Tanner. (From American atlas.)
NORTH CAROLINA. 1882. Map of North Carolina, by W. C. Kerr, state
geologist, assisted by Capt. Cain. Pub. under authority of the State
board of agriculture.
NORTH CAROLINA. 1911. Map of North Carolina, prepared by N. C.
geological and economic survey from base map compiled by the U. S.
geological survey in co-operation with the state of North Carolina.
NORTH CAROLINA. BUNCOMBE COUNTY. 1903. Road map of Buncombe County,
North Carolina. B. M. Lee. Asheville.
NORTH CAROLINA. KING’S MOUNTAIN BATTLE, 1780. Map showing the route
of over-mountain men to battle of King’s Mountain. Prepared by C. H.
Nimson, as a contribution to the Scotch-Irish society. 1896.
NORTH CAROLINA. LINVILLE PARK. 1890. Map of Linville Park, Mitchell
County, western North Carolina. Drawn from original surveys, by J. W.
Hays.
PENNSYLVANIA. 1794. Map of Pennsylvania from the best authorities.
Lond., Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
PENNSYLVANIA. 1823. Map of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Phila., H. S.
Tanner. (From American atlas.)
PENNSYLVANIA. 1875. Historical map of Pennsylvania. Ed. by P. W.
Sheafer and others. Phila., Hist. soc. of Pa. 26 p. map.
PENNSYLVANIA. LANCASTER COUNTY. 1892. Road and township map of
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Lancaster, Pa., County pub. co.
SOUTH CAROLINA. 1794. Map of South Carolina, from the best
authorities. Lond., Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography.
1794.)
SOUTH CAROLINA. 1823. Map of North & South Carolina. Phila., H. S.
Tanner. (From American atlas.)
SOUTHERN STATES. 1794. New and general map of the southern dominions
belonging to the United States of America, viz: North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Georgia; with the bordering Indian countries and the
Spanish possessions of Louisiana and Florida. Lond., Lourie & Whittle.
TENNESSEE. [1760.] New map of the Cherokee nation with the names of
the towns and rivers they are situated on. Engrav’d from an Indian
draught. For the London magazine.
TENNESSEE. 1762. Draught of the Cherokee country, on the west side of
the twenty four mountains, commonly called Over the Hill; taken by
Henry Timberlake when he was in that country in March, 1762. Likewise
the names of the principal, or headmen of each town, and what number
of fighting men they send to war. (In Timberlake, Henry. Memoirs.
1765.) Blue-print copy.
TENNESSEE. 1794. Map of the Tennessee government. Lond., Stockdale.
(From Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
TENNESSEE. 1795. Map of the Tennessee government formerly part of
North Carolina, taken chiefly from surveys by Gen. D. Smith & others.
Phila. (From Carey’s American ed. of Guthrie’s geography improved.)
TENNESSEE. [1813.] State of Tennessee.
TENNESSEE. 1823. Kentucky and Tennessee. Phila., H. S. Tanner. (From
American atlas.)
TENNESSEE. 1862. Colton’s Kentucky and Tennessee. N. Y. J. H. Colton.
TENNESSEE. 1863. Lloyd’s official map of the state of Tennessee. Comp.
from actual surveys and official documents, showing every rail road
and rail road station with the distances between each station. Also
the counties and county seats, cities, towns, villages, post offices,
wagon roads, canals, forts, fortifications, &c. N. Y., J. T. Lloyd.
TENNESSEE. 1915. Geologic map of Tennessee. Comp. by O. P. Jenkins,
assistant state geologist. Pub. by State geological survey.
TENNESSEE. 1916. Journal and tribune’s highway map of East Tennessee;
comp. by E. A. Sehorn. Knoxville, Tenn., Journal & tribune co.
TENNESSEE. KNOX COUNTY. 1889. Knox Co., Tennessee. Knoxville, the
county seat. Population, 50,000. Pub. by H. G. Bishop. Cinn., Krebs
lith. co.
TENNESSEE. KNOX COUNTY. 1895. Map of Knox Co., Tennessee. Vance,
Coffee, & Pill.
TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE. 1855. Plan of the city of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Surveyed & comp. under direction of A. M. Lea. N. Y., F. Meyer & co.,
lith.
TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE. [1867.] Map of the city of Knoxville. Combined &
drawn by W. Weste. Cinn., Ehrgott, Forbriger & co., illus.
TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE. 1887. R. L. Polk & co.’s city directory map of
Knoxville. Cinn., Krebs lith. co.
TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE. 1895. New map of Knoxville, Tenn. and suburbs;
compiled from actual surveys and best authority, by J. R. Pill,
certified to by Maury Nicholson, ex-city engineer. Baltimore, W. A.
Flamm & co.
TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE. 1897. Crozier’s map of Knoxville, Tenn. and
suburbs. Draughted by J. R. Anderson. Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman &
co.
TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE. 1912. Map of Knoxville, Tenn. and suburbs.
Knoxville, Tenn., S. B. Newman & co.
UNITED STATES. [1781.] Carte de l’Amerique septentrionale, depuis la
Baye d’Hudson jusqu’au Mississippi: pour servir aux Essais historiques
sur la revolution de cette partie du monde.
UNITED STATES. 1805. Carey, Mathew. Carey’s American pocket atlas;
containing twenty maps. 3d ed. Phila., M. Carey.
UNITED STATES. U. S. Geological survey. Maps. (Library has practically
all the topographic sheets, and geologic folios, for the southern
states.)
VIRGINIA. 1794. Map of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. Lond.,
Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
VIRGINIA. 1820. Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. Phila., H. S. Tanner.
(From American atlas.)
VIRGINIA. 1834. Tourist’s pocket map of the state of Virginia,
exhibiting its internal improvements; road distances &c., by J. H.
Young. Phila., S. A. Mitchell. (Mitchell’s map of Virginia.)
VIRGINIA. AUGUSTA COUNTY. 1870. Map of Augusta County, Virginia.
Prepared under the direction of the Board of survey of Washington
college, Va., by Jed. Hotchkiss. Phila., Engraved by Worley & Brakher.
VIRGINIA. WARM SPRINGS VALLEY. 1903. Map of Warm Springs Valley, ...
Comp. from U. S. geol. survey and other maps. Staunton, Va., Jed.
Hotchkiss. 1895. With revisions.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 1794. Plan of the city of Washington. Lond.,
Stockdale. (From Morse, John. American geography. 1794.)
NEWSPAPERS
GEORGIA. AUGUSTA. Georgia courier: Aug. 5, 1831. Southern eclectic and
home gazette: Oct. 25, Nov. 29, 1854. Weekly chronicle and sentinel:
Apr. 21, 1842.
KENTUCKY. MAYSVILLE. Weekly Maysville eagle: Aug. 12, 1874.
MASSACHUSETTS. BOSTON. Columbian centinel: Dec. 3, 1791.
Tennessee
ATHENS. Athens post: Dec. 6, 1883; Jan. 19, 1894.
CHATTANOOGA. Chattanooga daily gazette: Mar. 16, 1865. Chattanooga
daily times: Oct. 8, 1890; Feb. 10, 1892; Mar. 9, 1895; May 31, 1896;
June 30, 1918. Chattanooga gazette: May 18, 1844.
ELIZABETHTON. Watauga Valley news: Jan., Mar., 1892.
GREENEVILLE. East Tennessee news: May 5, 1892.
JACKSON. Jackson protestant: Dec. 14, 1844; May 20, Aug. 5, 19, Dec.
3, 1845; Apr. 21, 1846.
JONESBOROUGH. Jonesborough express: July 1, 1863. Jonesborough whig:
Oct. 7, 1845; Union flag: Apr. 5, Aug. 16, Sept. 6, 1867; May 29, Oct.
9, 1868. Union flag and commercial advertiser: Aug. 11, 1871.
KINGSTON. Kingston gazetteer: Mar. 30, 1854-Apr. 7, 1855. (1 v. bound).
KNOXVILLE. American statesman: July 6, 1853. Brownlow’s Knoxville
whig: May 26, 1855; Jan. 1, 1859. Evening sentinel: Mar. 21, Sept.
17, 1890; May 19, 1894. Daily press and herald: Oct. 11, 1874. East
Tennessee Baptist: Mar. 18, 1870. Journal and tribune: Mar. 9, 1902;
Feb. 3, 1904; Apr. 6, 1912.
----. Knoxville, chat: Oct. 1, 8, 1892. Knoxville chronicle: June
17, 24, July 1, 29, Aug. 5, 12, 1874; Apr. 5, 1886. Knoxville daily
journal: June 14, July 19, 1885; May 30, 1886. Knoxville gazette: May
22, 1795; Dec. 19, 26, 1796; Jan. 2-June 19, 1797 (lacks Mar. 27);
Oct. 31, 1803. Knoxville intelligencer: Mar. 27, 1822-July 14, 1823 (1
v. bound). Knoxville journal: May 4-5, 18, June 15, 18-20; Oct. 7, 9,
10, 1890; Dec. 4, 1893; Aug. 4, Oct. 9, 1895; Apr. 9, May (Centennial
ed.), 1897.
----. Knoxville register: Sept. 12, 28, Oct., Nov., Dec. 1816; 1817
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June, July 6, 13, 27, Aug. 3, 1819; Feb. 29, 1820; Jan. 23, 30, June
18, 1824; Mar. 1, 25, June 3, Nov. 11, 18, 25, Dec, 1825; Jan.-Feb.,
Mar. 1, 8, 15, 29, Apr. 10, 19, May 3, 17, 1826; Mar. 28, May 2, Oct.
24, 31, Nov. 7, 1827; Jan. 30, Feb. 6, May 28. Oct. 22, 29, Dec. 31,
1828; Mar. 16, July 13, Nov. 2, 1836; May 24, 1837; June 10, 1840;
Dec. 21, 1842-Dec. 12, 1845 (1 v. bound); Dec. 20, 1848; Jan. 16,
1851; Sept. 1, 1854; May 10, 1855-June 17, 1858 (1 v. bound); Jan. 10,
1856.
----. Knoxville sentinel: Apr. 15, Oct. 31, 1891; May 19, 1892; Mar.
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Nov. 20, 1916. Knoxville tribune: Jan. 4, May 9, 12, June 9, 15-16,
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Sept. 15, 1895; Apr. 9, Oct. 31, 1896. Knoxville whig and chronicle:
Mar. 29, 1882-Mar. 21, 1883 (1 v. bound).
----. The Post: Aug. 30, 1842; Mar. 21, 1843. Press and messenger:
May 27, June 10, 24, July 1, 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12, 1874. Review:
Nov.-Dec, 1896; Jan.-Feb., 1897. Southern journal of education:
Jan.-Feb., June, 1850. Tennessee farmer: Apr. 1837; Nov. 1839;
Feb.-Mar., May, July-Nov., 1840. The Times: May 14, 1839-May 15, 1840
(1 v. bound). Uncle Sam: Apr. 26, May 3, 1834.
LENOIR CITY. Lenoir city leader: Sept. 18, 1895.
MEMPHIS. Memphis Presbyterian: May 20, 1871. Memphis weekly eagle and
enquirer: Oct. 4, 1854.
NASHVILLE. Christian advocate: Dec. 6, 1918. Democracy: Oct. 10, 1900.
National banner and Nashville whig: Dec. 13, 1830. Nashville patriot:
July 21-22, 1856. Nashville republican and state gazette: Feb. 10,
1829; July 30, 1831. Nashville Tennessean: Nov. 10, 1908. Nashville
whig: July 23, 1842. Politician: 1845-1848 (3 v. bound). Republican
banner: Feb. 14, 1856; Jan. 4, 1862.
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Transcriber’s note
Minor punctuation errors have been changed without notice. Formatting
and hyphenation have been standardized.
In the original, the name McClung was spelled with a “c” (with a dot
underneath it). Here “c” is a superscript. Also, the original was
missing many of the spaces between words or abbreviations. These have
been added in this version.
Spelling has been retained as originally published except for the
changes below.
Page 5: “at Maryville, Ten.,” “at Maryville, Tenn.,”
Page 22: “A consise compendium” “A concise compendium”
Page 32: “of Jonas Abrahan” “of Jonas Abraham”
Page 34: “vol. Xth, Wisconsin” “vol. X, Wisconsin”
Page 50: “John Hopkins press” “Johns Hopkins press”
Page 60: “war of the revlution” “war of the revolution”
Page 66: “E. Ten., printed” “E. Tenn., printed”
Page 72: “l'historie naturelle” “l'histoire naturelle”
Page 79: “_N. Y., Apleton_” “_N. Y., Appleton_”
Page 80: “Milledgville, Ga.” “Milledgeville, Ga.”
Page 92: “in alaphetical order” “in alphabetical order”
Page 125: “prominent Tennesseeans” “prominent Tennesseans”
Page 161: “Trigentennial record of” “Tricentennial record of”
Page 174: “Lee, Athur” “Lee, Arthur”
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