Record Series and Collections

1776 - 1790

Papers relating to the academy, including list of 73 subscribers (1783); and partial minutes (1784-1788) of the board of trustees (James Hogg, William Hooper, William Johnston, James Iredell, Alfred Moore, Alexander Martin, and others) concerning board ...

1788

Recorded Copy Reference: Orig. Only

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

Location where will was filed and probated: Orange County

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Volume and Page References: Volume:X; Page:9; Folio:4 Volume:XI; Page:19; Folio:3 Volume:XI; Page:3; Folio:1 Volume:X; Page:26; Folio:4 Volume:X; Page:27; Folio:1 Volume:X; Page:9; Folio:3 Volume:V; Page:7; ...

1775

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1787 - 1796

General merchandise. See also A.B. 58. Journal, including numerous business transactions with William Hooper and estate settlements of members of the Hogg family.

1757 - 1847

Bound typed copies of 128 letters and papers relating to North Carolina in the Emmet Manuscripts, New York Public Library, including deeds, estate papers, petitions, a resolution of the Second Provincial Congress with 67 signatures approving the ...

1771 - 1790

Letters to Bennehan, Hillsborough merchant and planter, chiefly on land in Maryland and social and business matters such as manufacture of linen. Other subjects are Gov. Josiah Martin's progress to Hillsborough (June, 1772); the Virginia Assembly and ...

1779

Signature A (p.1-4) of the session laws for Oct. 1779 including the confiscation act of that session. Autographed by William Hooper.

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1994

Painting of the William Hooper House.

1994

Fetter House, Hooper's, William and de Bernier, Chapel Hill (exterior).

1997

Exterior and interior record shots.

[ca. 1776 - 1993 ]

A photograph of the residence of William Hooper, Wilmington, ca. 1781. This photograph is a copy of the original lithograph.

1994

Painting of William Hooper.

1773 - 1810

Papers relating to Hooper, lawyer, legislator from New Hanover and Orange counties, and delegate to Continental Congress (1774-1777), including letter from Commissary General Joseph Trumbull describing the siege of Boston (Mar., 1776); one concerning ...

1780 - 1783

Memorandum book of Hooper, attorney, signer of the Declaration of Independence, member of the Continental Congress, 1775-1777. Many of the entries are accounts of fees received for legal services in criminal and civil cases in superior courts, with ...