Charles L. Hinton Papers, PC.248

[Identification of item], PC.248, Charles L. Hinton Papers, Private Collections, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC, U.S.A.

Papers of Major Hinton of Wake Co., state treasurer (1839-1843,1845-1851). Earliest letters are to Samuel F. Patterson, commissioner for sale of Cherokee land, including one from Gov. Edward B. Dudley and nine from Hinton making arrangements for the sale and discussing Whig politics (1838-1839). Other correspondents include William J. Bingham, T. Pollock Burgwyn, H. W. Guion, J. W. Devereux concerning land for sale in Georgia, Alabama, and Jones Co. (N.C.); students at Bingham School and at Furman Theological Seminary, S.C.; traveling painter William B. Overby; a runaway slave; and politics. Printed letters concern an Episcopal church in Chapel Hill and a life insurance company in Vermont. Also bills and receipts (1841-1850) for Hinton's family and his wards, including medical and dental expenses for family and slaves and educational expenses at St. Mary's and UNC.

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  PC.248

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Hinton, Charles L.

Patterson, Samuel F.

Edward Bishop Dudley, 1789-1855

Bingham, William J.

Burgwyn, T. Pollock

Guion, H. W.

Devereux, J. W.

Overby, William B.

Hinton family

North Carolina. Department of State Treasurer

Whig Party (U.S.)

Bingham School

Furman Theological Seminary (S.C.)

Saint Mary's School and Junior College (Raleigh, N.C.)

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Treasurers

Indian Lands

Cherokee Indians

Indians

Governors

Politics

Politics, Practical

Schools

Theological Seminaries

Nonpublic Schools

Students

Painters

Slaves

Fugitive Slaves

African Americans

Land

Land titles--Registration and transfer

Anglican church buildings

Universities and colleges

Insurance companies

Medical fees

Cost

Dentistry

Education

Commissioners

Women

Wake County (N.C.)

Georgia

Alabama

Jones County

Chapel Hill (N.C.)

Vermont