Henry Armand London (1846-1918) Papers, PC.703

[Identification of item], PC.703, Henry Armand London Papers, Private Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC, U.S.A.

2 folders.Papers of London, Chatham Co. lawyer, editor, and legislator (1901- 1903), including original letters (1861-1864) from brother in army, family in Pittsboro, and friend giving class rankings at UNC. Also photocopies of letters from London and his son about Democratic campaign in Chatham Co. for amendment to disfranchise the Negro (1900); of broadsides for "White Man's Rally" (1900) and Fourth of July celebration (1876); of pamphlet synopsis of North Carolina laws requiring or authorizing advertisements in newspapers (n.d.); and of two diplomas. See also A.B. 107 and Mf.P. 21.

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• •  Henry Armand London Papers
  PC.703 Folder 1

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• •  Henry Armand London Papers
  PC.703 Folder 2

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London, Henry Armand

London Family

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Democratic Party (U.S.)

Lawyers

Editors

Legislators

Universities and colleges

College students

Voting

Legislation

African Americans

Advertisments

Advertising

Celebrations

Fourth of July

Constitutional amendments

Political campaigns

Chatham County (N.C.)

Pittsboro