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1863

Letter from Caldwell, governor (1871-1874), writing from Morganton to his son John, with news of home and admonitions on his conduct as a soldier.

Volume and Page References: Volume:19; Page:46 Volume:30; Page:13 Volume:A; Page:99 Volume:C; Page:105 Volume:II; Page:9; Folio:1 Volume:XI; Page:77; Folio:2 Volume:XII; Page:24; Folio:4

1856

Recorded Copy Reference: WB-1/126 (WB = WillBook)

Original: AR (The original will is in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.)

Location where will was filed and probated: Catawba County

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1887

Letter from Lt. W. H. Lucas to Neathery, describing attack ordered by Gen. W. D. Pender during Battle of Gettysburg and death of Lt. John Caldwell, Co. E, 33rd Regt. NCT, son of Republican Gov. Tod R. Caldwell.

1857

Recorded Copy Reference: WB-2/90 (WB = WillBook)

Location where will was filed and probated: Burke County

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1875

Recorded Copy Reference: WB-3/140 (WB = WillBook)

Original: AR (The original will is in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.)

Location where will was filed and probated: Cabarrus County

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1910 - 1997

Full Overall View of a Group of Confederate and Union Veterans, Mostly Identified, Posing in Front of the Haywood County Courthouse, at Waynesville, North Carolina; Photograph Taken 4 July 1910.

1781

William Aldredge informs the Assembly that David Caldwell, a Rowan County commissioner of confiscated property, has confiscated his father's lands based on an unproven suspicion of toryism. The resolution would have ordered Caldwell to return the ...

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1762

Land Entry: 1762 July 2. 700 acres

Descriptive references for land: James Moier [Moir], Joseph Howell,

William Pinnell, John Caldwell

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1787

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1780

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1789 - 1790

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