Record Series and Collections

1890

Recorded Copy Reference: WB-B/408 (WB = WillBook)

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

Location where will was filed and probated: Wake County

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1810 - 1826

Papers of Burton, governor (1824-1827), consisting of membership certificate, Dialectic Society, UNC (1810); and letter to Bartlett Yancey referring to former Gov. John Branch and to support for Andrew Jackson (1826).

1858 - 1926

Typewritten copies of affidavits (1858) about the birthplace of President Andrew Jackson; copies of the Congressional Record (1922, 1926) containing speeches on the same subject; and newspaper article by Archibald Henderson on the Avery-Jackson duel. ...

1832

Photocopy of letter from Van Ness, U.S. minister to Spain, to Martin Van Buren in England, commenting on Senate's rejection of Van Buren's appointment as ambassador, Jackson's problems with Senate and cabinet, and the new minister to ...

Manuscript of remarks defending Gen. Andrew Jackson and the Seminole War, apparently written for delivery in the House of Representatives by an unidentified congressman in reply to Congressman Strother of Virginia (ca. 1819).

Volume and Page References: Volume:J; Page:222

1751 - 1911

Papers of Alexander Brevard, Revolutionary officer and Lincoln Co. ironmaster, including appointments as quartermaster (1778- 1782), papers concerning reorganization of N.C. Continental Line (1782), lists of men raised in Morgan District, broadside ...

1803 - 1880

Papers of Reid, Rockingham Co. Democrat, postmaster, state senator, congressman, governor (1851-1854), and U.S. senator. Most of the correspondence is political, touching almost every prominent issue of the time including free manhood suffrage, ...

1824 - 1929

This is a photocopy of a manuscript map by Albert Ray Newsome (1894-1951), head of the history department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. It portrays the results by county of the presidential election of 1824 in North Carolina. A ...

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1882 - 1973

This map is a 1973 printed facsimile by Edward H. Clement of the 1882 map of Salisbury published by O. W. Gray & Son of Philadelphia. The original map was based on surveys conducted by Jacob and George Chace. It portrays the street grid of Salisbury and ...

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1982

Views of the Andrew Jackson Birthplace Memorial, located on Andrew Jackson Road, .3 mile north of the SC state line, Waxhaw vicinity, October 1982.

1788 - 2000

Indictment of Samuel Graves of Randolph County, North Carolina; accused of horse theft, March 1788. Signed by Andrew Jackson, Attorney for Randolph County, North Carolina. From: Randolph County Criminal Action Papers, 1788 - 1792, C.R. ...

1830 - 2002

Copy of a likeness from a daguerreotype of President Andrew Jackson, c. 1830s.

1992

View of a marker at the reputed site of the ancestral homesite of Andrew Jackson's parents in Boneybefore, one mile north of Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland. The Andrew Jackson Centre is an historic site and museum marking the site of the home of Andrew ...

1992

View of the Andrew Jackson Ancestral Homesite in Boneybefore, Northern Ireland. The Andrew Jackson Centre is a historic site and museum marking the site of the home of Andrew Jackson's parents at the village of Boneybefore, one mile north of ...