Inventory of the Philip Lightfoot Papers 1765-1860 Lightfoot, Philip, fl. 1778-1800 Mss. 39.1 L62

Inventory of the Philip Lightfoot Papers 1765-1860

A Collection in the
Manuscripts and Rare Books Department
Collection Number Mss. 39.1 L62


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Repository
Special Collections, Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary
Collection number
Mss. 39.1 L62
Title
Philip Lightfoot Papers, 1765-1860
Extent
1,277 items.
Creator
Philip Lightfoot, fl. 1778-1800, Philip Lightfoot, Jr. William Wirt, ; Lightfoot family.
Language
English
Abstract
Letters and papers of the Lightfoot family of Virginia, 1765-1860, including chiefly military, legal and business papers.

Administrative Information

Restrictions on Access

Collection is open to all researchers.

Publication Rights/Restrictions on Use

Before publishing quotations or excerpts from any materials, permission must be obtained from the Curator of Manuscripts and Rare Books, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.

Preferred Citation

Philip Lightfoot Papers, Manuscripts and Rare Books Department, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.

Acquisition Information

Purchased: 1,277 items, 1938.
Acc. No. 1997.61; Gift: 1 item, 1997.

Biographical/Historical Information

Philip Lightfoot of Culpeper County, Virginia served as a lieutenant in the Continental Army Artillery from 1778-1781. He was commissioned as lieutenant in the Virginia militia and as captain in the 8th U. S. Infantry Regiment. His heir [Philip Lightfoot, Jr.] put in a claim for his Revolutionary War service pension in 1831 so he was apparently dead by that year.

Scope and Content Information

Papers of Philip Lightfoot of Culpeper County, Virginia including his commissions as lieutenant in the Second Battalion, 5th Regiment, Virginia militia and as captain in the 8th U. S. Infantry Regiment and papers relating to his service in the U. S. Army including records of a recruiting party, enlistment pledges, muster rolls, records of rewards offered for deserters and descriptions of U. S. Army uniforms. There are legal papers in the collection and accounts and business correspondence of merchants in Culpeper (James L. Markham, Samuel Porter, and Merrick Starr). Apparently, the later papers in the collection belong to another Philip Lightfoot [perhaps a son.] One of the two men or perhaps, both, were lawyers. The collection contains a letter, 5 July 1809, written by William Wirt as well as four pages of genealogical information on the Lightfoot family including slave births.

Arrangement

Organization

The collection is organized into 9 series: 1. Military papers of Philip Lightfoot; 2. Letters; 3. Accounts and invoices; 4. Papers relating to accounts collected by Philip Lightfoot; 5. Legal papers; 6. Papers of James L. Markham; 7. Papers of Samuel Porter; 8. Papers of Merrick Starr; 9. Miscellaneous.

Arrangement

Series 2, 6 and 7 are arranged chronologically; series 3-5 are arranged alphabetically.

Index Terms

    Family name:

  • Lightfoot family.
  • Corporate name:

  • United States. Army. Infantry, 8th (1796-1802).
  • Subjects:

  • Lawyers--Virginia--Culpeper.
  • Merchants--Virginia--Culpeper.
  • Slavery-- Virginia.
  • Geographical name:

  • Virginia--Militia.
  • Persons:

  • Lightfoot, Philip, Jr.
  • Wirt, William, 1772- 1834.

Significant Persons Associated With the Collection

  • Lightfoot, Philip, Jr.
  • Philip Lightfoot, Jr.
  • Philip Lightfoot, fl. 1778-1800,
  • William Wirt, ;
  • Wirt, William, 1772- 1834.

Contents List

Military papers of Philip Lightfoot, 1794-1807, n.d.
Box-folder 1:1-3
Series 1: Military papers of Philip Lightfoot
  • Box-folder 1:1-2
    Subseries 1.1: General papers, 1794-1800, 1814, n.d.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      A roll of the company of light infantry, 2nd Bataillion, 5th Regiment, n.d.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Recruiting records of Philip Lightfoot, 1799-1800.
      7 items.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Pay roll of Philip Lightfoot' company, 8th United States Regiment, 1799.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Copy of a receipt for pay, n.d.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Muster roll of Philip Lightfoot's company, 8th United States Regiment, 1799-1800.
      3 items.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      An invoice for services rendered to soldiers in Captain Philip Lightfoot's company, 1799.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Records relating to supplies for Captain Philip Lightfoot's company, 1799-1800.
      3 items.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Regulations for the delivery and distribution of fuel and straw to the garrisons on the sea coast and recruiting parties, 1799.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      General orders, 1799.
      3 items.
    • Box-folder 1:1
      Orderly book of Captain Philip Lightfoot containing general, divisional and brigade orders and instruction and records of courts martial, 19 September 1799 - 13 January 1800.
      7 3/4" x 13". 90 pages.

      An entry for 21 December 1799 gives a detailed description of the uniforms of the United States.

    • Box-folder 1:1
      Orderly book of Captain Philip Lightfoot containing general, divisional and brigade orders and records of courts martial, 7 January 1800 - 31 March 1800
      8" x 12 1/4". 92 pages.
    • Box-folder 1:2
      Orderly book of Captain Philip Lightfoot containing general, divisional and brigade orders and records of courts martial, 3 April 1800 - 7 June 1800
      7 1/2" x 13". 92 pages.
    • Box-folder 1:2
      Reports of camp guards, company not indicated, 1800.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 1:2
      Memoranda concerning paroles, countersigns and watch-words, 1814.
      3 items.
    • Box-folder 1:2
      Records of the court martial of Captain R. S. Blackburn, 1799-1800.
      7 items.
    • Box-folder 1:2
      Records of other courts martial, 1794-1800.
      4 items.
    • Box-folder 1:2
      Advertisement offering rewards for the return of deserters, n.d., mutilated, n.d.
      1 item.
  • Box-folder 1:3
    Subseries 1.2: Correspondence, 1798-1807.

    chronological

    • Box-folder 1:3
      John Marshall, at Richmond, to James McHenry, the Secretary of War, at Philadelphia, 10 August 1798.
      Autograph copy signed.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      James McHenry, War Department, to [?], 1 April 1799.
      Circular letter.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Thomas Parker, Frederick County, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, 22 April 1799.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Thomas Parker, at Winchester, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, 26 May 1799.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Lemuel Bent, at Winchester, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Woodstock, Shenandoah County, 2 July 1799.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Lawrence Butler, at Winchester, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Woodstock, 10 July 1799 and 30 July 1799.
      Mutilated.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Henry Lee, at Richmond, to Captains Green, Slaughter, Jett, and Voss, appointed to command the several companies of light infantry in Culpeper, 5 August 1799.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Lawrence Butler, at Winchester, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Woodstock, 21 August 1799.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Lawrence Butler, at Winchester, to Thomas Jameson, at Woodstock, 28 August 1799.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Thomas Mason, Fairfax County, to Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, Virginia, 21 November 1806 and 1 December 1806.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Thomas Mason, Fairfax County, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 13 September 1807.
  • Box-folder 1:3
    Subseries 1.2: Commissions of Philip Lightfoot, 1794, 1799.

    chronological

    • Box-folder 1:3
      Appointment as Lieutenant in a company of light infantry, second Battalion, 5th Regiment of Virginia State Militia, 1794.
      1 item.

      Signed by Henry Lee.

    • Box-folder 1:3
      Letter from James McHenry, announcing his appointment as a captain of infantry in the the army of the United States, 1799.
      1 item.
  • Box-folder 1:3
    Subseries 1.3: Printed Matter, 1799, n.d.

    chronological

    • Box-folder 1:3
      Adams (John) Rules and Regulations respecting the recruiting service,
      14, [6] pages. 24 1/2 cm.

      The forms in this manual are filled in with ink and dated 5 April 1799.

    • Box-folder 1:3
      Steubens Exercise.
      95 pages, 16 cm. Mutilated.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Pamphlet giving diagrams for military drill.
      14 1/2 cm x 34 1/2 cm. 8 sheets.
    • Box-folder 1:3
      Two blank forms.
      Mutilated.
Letters, 1793-1860, n.d.
Box-folder 2:4-5
Series 2: Letters

chronologically

  • Box-folder 2:4
    James Duncanson, at Fredericksburg, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 8 January 1793.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    John Strode to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 12 January 1793.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Philip R. Thompson, at Richmond, to Edward Stevens, Jr., and Philip Lightfoot, Jr., at Culpeper Court House, 8 December 1793.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    John B. Lightfoot to his brother, Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 26 February 1794.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Elizabeth Field and Frances Lightfoot, at Mason, Kentucky, to E. Stevens, P. Lightfoot and A. Camp, at Culpeper Court House, 9 August 1794.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Edward Lightfoot, Mason County, Kentucky, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, August 1794.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Frances Lightfoot, at Baregrass, Jefferson County, Kentucky, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 2 June 1795.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    John Strode to Philip Lightfoot, at Fairfax Town, Culpeper County, 17 July 1795.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Garland Thompson, at Hanover, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 11 April 1796.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Francis Taylor, at Washington, Kentucky, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 17 May 1797; 13 February 1798.
    • Box-folder 2:4
      Edward Lightfoot, Jefferson County, Kentucky, to his brother, Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 20 March 1798.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Philip Lightfoot, at Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Virginia, to Richard Y. Wigginton, Culpeper County, 12 July 1799.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    B. Shackelford, at Culpeper Court House, to Captain Philip Lightfoot, 8th U. S. Regiment, at Woodstock, 5 August 1799.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    John Jameson, Culpeper County, to Philip Lightfoot, at Woodstock, 7 August 1799.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    [?] Clagett, at Culpeper Court House, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Harper's Ferry, 21 October 1799.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Benjamin Day, Grand Master, Lodge of Virginia, at Fredericksburg, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Harper's Ferry, Berkeley County, 15 May 1800.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    John G. Brown, at Lewisburg, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 21 July 1800.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Daniel Lee, at Woodstock, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 26 July 1800.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, to Hugh Holmes, at Winchester, 15 May 1802.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    James Threlkeld, agent for James Lendrum, to John Shackleford, 9 July 1803.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, to Philip P. Wilson, at Martinsburg, Berkeley County, 25 July 1803.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Philip Lightfoot, at Fairfax Town, Culpeper County, to Ferdinando Fairfax, at Charles Town, Jefferson County, Septmeber 1803.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    John Brown, at Richmond, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 13 December 1803.

    Enclosure: List of fees in Madison County, due John Brown, clerk of the Court of Appeals, 1794-1802.

  • Box-folder 2:4
    Daniel Lee, at Woodstock, to Philip Lightfoot, 25 September 1804.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Goodrich Lightfoot to his brother, Major Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 27 October 1805.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Robert Coleman, Jefferson County, Kentucky, to Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, Virginia, 3 December 1805.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Daniel Lee, at Winchester, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 23 September 1806.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    George Hay, at Richmond, to James Byrne, Mayor of Petersburg, 20 August 1808.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Daniel Lee, at Winchester, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 19 December 1808.
  • Box-folder 2:4
    Daniel Lee, at Winchester, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 29 June 1809.

    A receipt for money received from Philip Lightfoot appears on the same sheet.

  • Box-folder 2:4
    Robert I. Henry, at Baltimore, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 23 October 1809.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Francis Shinn, at Hillsborough, Highland County, Ohio, to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 6 January 1810.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    W. S. Stone, at Fredericksburg, to Philip Lightfoot [?], 13 April 1810.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Daniel Lee to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 4 May 1810.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House to John Moss, at Philadelphia, 7 May 1810.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    S. P[?], at Falmouth, Stafford County to [?], October 1813.

    Note: The account of Isaac Stone with James Vass appears on the same sheet.

  • Box-folder 2:5
    James Vass to [?], 6 November 1813.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    John Browne Cutting, at Richmond, to Landon Nelson Carter, at Hartwood Academy, 10 April 1814.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    George Hoffman, at Baltimore, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 17 February 1816.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Lewis [?], at Alexandria, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 12 June 1816.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Elliot Muse, at Alexandria, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 16 January 1817.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    John Campbell, at Bourbon, Kentucky, to Major Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 6 April 1817.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    J. R. Ingersoll, at Philadelphia, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 16 November 1818.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    J. O. Evans to Major Philip Lightfoot, 28 January 1824.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    [?], at Clifton, to Major Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, 30 November 1824.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Jaquelin P. Taylor, at Richmond, to Judge R. H. Field, at Culpeper Court House, 23 March 1836.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    E. C. Richardson, at Richmond, to Philip Lightfoot, 13 May 1836.
    On same sheet with Jaquelin P. Taylor to Philip Lightfoot.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Jaquelin P. Taylor to Philip Lightfoot,
    On same sheet with E. C. Richardson, at Richmond, to Philip Lightfoot, 13 May 1836.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Jaquelin P. Taylor, at Richmond, to Philip Lightfoot, 11 July 1836.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Nancy F. Thompson, at Walnut Grove, to Margarett F. Patterson, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 10 December 1839. Postmarked Cloaver Dale, [Botetourt County], Virginia.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    W. J. Menefee, at Washington, Rappahannock County, to Philip Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 17 February 1843.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Susan M. M. Cook, at Tishamingo, Mississippi, to Major Philip Lightfoot, at Fairfax, Culpeper County, Virginia, 6 August 1843.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    John Pendleton to Major Philip Lightfoot. 1 July 1844.
    On same sheet with J. J. Crittenden to Philip Lightfoot.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    J. J. Crittenden to Philip Lightfoot, n.d.
    On same sheet with John Pendleton to Major Philip Lightfoot, 1 July 1844.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Sangston & Co., at Baltimore, to Philip Lightfoot, 21 October 1844.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    John J. Gorley to Edward Lightfoot, at Locust Dale, Madison County, Virginia, 30 March 1849.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    E. Lightfoot, at Gordonsville, Orange County, to his mother, Nancy Smith, at Locust Dale, Madison County, Virginia, 22 February 1850.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    William Baker, at Baltimore, to Philip Lightfoot, 8 January 1853.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Susan M[?], at Staunton, Virginia, to Edward Lightfoot, at Locust Dale, Madison County, 14 January 1856.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    National Executive Committee of the American Party, at Washington, to Edward Lightfoot, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 15 June 1856.
    Printed circular letter.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    H. R. T[?], at Alexandria, to Edward Lightfoot, 21 May 1860.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Thomas [?] to Edward Lightfoot, near Locust Dale, Madison County, Virginia, 7 July 1860.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Daniel Lee, at Woodstock, to Philip Lightfoot, n.d.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Frances Lightfoot, at Washington Town, Mason County, Kentucky, to her brother, Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, Virginia, n.d.

    This letter contains an account of the trip to Kentucky.

  • Box-folder 2:5
    John B. Lightfoot, Fleming County, Kentucky, to his brother, Capt. Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, Virginia, n.d.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Molly Lightfoot, to her aunt, Ann Lightfoot, at Locust Dale, Madison County, Virginia, n.d.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Philip Lightfoot to William Wirt and others, n.d.
    Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    Philip Lightfoot to [?], n.d.
    Two incomplete leters.
  • Box-folder 2:5
    William Lightfoot, in Kentucky, to his son, Capt. Philip Lightfoot, n.d.
    Mutilated.

    Also a tinted photostat.

  • Box-folder 2:5
    Mildred Nabb to Capt. Philip Lightfoot, at Woodstock, Virginia, n.d.
Accounts and Invoices, 1770-1855.
Box-folder 2:6-7 and 3:8
Series 3: Accounts and Invoices

Alphabetically.

  • Box-folder 2:6
    Culpeper County. Fee bills of the clerk and coroner, 1792-1832.
    27 items.
  • Box-folder 2:6
    Culpeper County. Fee bills of the jailor, 1805.
  • Box-folder 2:6
    Culpeper County. Fee bills of the sheriff, 1803-1824.
    18 items.
  • Box-folder 2:6
    (Edward) Ligthfoot. Invoices and receipts, 1799-1848.
    11 items.
  • Box-folder 2:7
    (Philip) Lightfoot. Fee bills and receipts of sheriffs and clerks, 1803-1850.
    66 items.
  • Box-folder 2:7
    (Philip) Lightfoot. Tax bills and receipts, 1803-1853.
    21 items.
  • Box-folder 2:7
    (Philip) Lightfoot.Accounts, invoices, and receipts, 1789-1855.
    134 items.

    Includes a memorandum book.

  • Box-folder 3:8
    (William) Lightfoot, 1770-1795.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:8
    Madison County, fee bills of the clerk, 1802-1803.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:8
    Orange County, fee bills of the clerk, 1817-1818.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:8
    Thompson (Garland), 1788-1805.
    8 items.
  • Box-folder 3:8
    Accounts and invoices of other persons, 1789-1851.
    41 items.
  • Box-folder 3:8
    Unidentified and incomplete accounts and invoices, 1803-1854.
    13 items.
Papers Relating to Accounts Collected by Philip Lightfoot.
Box-folder 3:9-10 and 4:11-12
Series 4: Papers Relating to Accounts Collected by Philip Lightfoot

Alphabetically.

  • Box-folder 3:9
    Annin (Daniel), 1816-1817.
    4 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Ashby (William), 1839.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Barbour (Mordecai), n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Bent (Lemuel), 1806.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Bradford (Samuel K.), n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Bramham (Nimrod), 1819-1822.
    13 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Branham (Robert), 1805-1808.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Brown (Nimrod), assignee of John Rees, 1821-1823.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Browning (Shadrach), 1807.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Butt (John), 1811.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Camp (Robert), 1802-1804.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Campbell Ritchie & Co., 1810-1819.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Cave (Benjamin), 1812.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Clarke (W.), n.d.
    1 item. Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Colvin (Daniel), 1806.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Croudson (Samuel), 1796-1802.
    36 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Denton (John), 1810.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Duval, Keighler & Co., 1842-1843.
    6 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Eichelberger (Jesse) and Co., 1810-1811.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Fuller & Brown, 1805.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Gaines (Kemp), 1816
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Glenn (John), 1819.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Goddard (John), 1808-1811.
    11 items.
  • Box-folder 3:9
    Guinn (Joshua), 1824-1825.
    4 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hauge (Samuel), n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hall & Company, 1837-1845.
    9 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hammer (Frederick), 1811.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Harden (Samuel) and Co, 1810-1811.
    5 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Thomas Harrison, trustee of Harrison & Brother, 1839.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hawkins (John), n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Heathcote (John) estate, 1824-1827.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Henry & Lindenberger, 1806-1810.
    4 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hoffman (George), 1810.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hoffman (Jacob), 1803-1807.
    5 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hoffman (Peter, Jr.), 1807-1811.
    12 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Holloway (Jesse), 1809.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Horner (Joseph P.), 1824-1825.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 3:10
    Hume (Armistead), 1807.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Jackson (William S.), 1817-1818.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Jameson (John), 1803.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Jenkins (Walter), 1810-1823.
    10 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Johnson & Dickey, 1832. 1832.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Kay (James), 1819-1820.
    7 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Kay (Robert), 1823.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Kerr (Matthew M.), 1841.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Lambert (William), 1806.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Leckie (William L.), 1803-1804.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Lee (Daniel), 1802-1804.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Lindenberger (G. F. and J.), 1809-1810.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Peter Hay, administrator of Lionberger (D.), 1818-1819.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Long (Brumfield), n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Lovell (John), assignee of John Gayle, 1816.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Lovell (Robert), 1833.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Lovell (William), 1804-1820.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    McDonald (William), 1806.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    McMullen (James), 1819.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    McNeale (John), 1816-1817.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Marshall (John W.), 1810.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Martin (James), 1821-1822.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Mathews (John), 1807-1811.
    5 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Medley (Reuben), 1806.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Mitchell (John), 1838-1839.
    4 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Morris (George), assignee of Humphreys and Carter, 1817.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Mullikin (B. D. and R.), 1819.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Mullikin (B. H.), 1816.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Norris (Richard), 1805.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Norris (William) and Son, 1828-1832.
    8 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Executors of Parks (Richard), 1821.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Patterson (Joseph), 1816-1818.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Patton (Robert), 1809.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Pleasants (Joseph), 1805.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Riggs, Peabody & Co., 1824.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Robinson (Edward D.), 1842-1843.
    11 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Rose (Jesse), 1805.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Rudasila (William), 1818.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Christian Farrer and John Roads, executors of Ruffner (Benjamin), 1816-1817.
    6 items.
  • Box-folder 4:11
    Ruffner (Joseph), 1795.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Schroeder (Henry), 1805-1810.
    14 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Shaw & Tiffany, 1818-1820.
    6 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Slaughter (Laurence), 1803.
    1 item. Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Stone (James, Jr.) & Co., 1817.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Strother (John), 1819.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Sturges & Sherman, 1819-1820.
    8 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Tapp (Lewis), 1804-1816.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Tebbs (G. W.), 1803.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Thatcher (Elisha), 1803.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Thom (John), 1838-1843.
    9 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Thornton (George A.), 1818.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Thornton (John), 1807-1808.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Tucker (Edward), 1810.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Tull (Richard Johnson), 1799.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Urquhart (Charles), 1813-1818.
    2 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    John Wallace, executor of Wallace (Thomas), 1820.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Watkins (Sarah), 1802-1806.
    14 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Wheeler (George), 1800.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Williams (Coleman), 1841-1843.
    10 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Williams (William C.), 1791-1794.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Wilson (Stacey), 1803.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Windell (George W.), 1835.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Wirt (William), 1809.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Benjamin Wood, executor of Wood (Nehemiah), 1824.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Woodrow (Joshua) and Son, 1807-1809.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Wright (Charles D.), 1810-1811.
    5 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Wright (John), 1812.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    Wright (Morgan), 1807-1809.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 4:12
    R.H. Yancey, executor of Yancey ( ), 1805.
    1 item.
Legal Papers, 1788-1847, n.d.
Box-folder 4:13 and 5:14
Series 5: Legal Papers

Alphabetically.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Botts (Daniel W.) and wife to Armistead Botts, 1842.
    1 item.

    Trust deed to a tract of land in Rappahannock County, Virginia, for the benefit of William Slaughter.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Brown (Gideon H.), assignee of Jarrett Menefree, and Philip Lightfoot vs. David Mason et al., 1840-1844.
    8 items.

    Suit in Rappahannock County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Burt (Lewis). Estate, n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:13
    Camp (John) to Samuel Clayton, n.d.
    1 piece, mutilated.

    Release of lien on slaves.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Clagett (Henry) to Philip Lightfoot, 1805.
    1 item.

    Bill of sale for a Negro slave.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Clayton (James B.) to Philip Lightfoot, 1828.
    1 item.

    Deed to a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Covington (John), assignee of Philip Lightfoot who was assignee of [?] R. Farish, vs. William Porter, 1830.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Cowne (Robert) vs. Pendleton & Brown, 1804.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Croudson (Samuel) vs. Thomas Camp, 1798.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Croudson (Samuel) vs. Thomas Eldredge and William Hill, 1798.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Croudson (Samuel) vs. Robert Latham, Jr., 1799.
    1 item.

    Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Drew (Hannah), 1806-1828
    25 items.

    Estate, including extract of will.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Dulaney (William H.) vs. David Jameson, 1802.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Dunbar vs. Walker, n.d.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:13
    Fairfax (Lord Thomas) to Robert Coleman, 1748.
    1 item.

    Quitrent deed to a tract of land in Orange County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Gainer (John) vs. Robert Cowne, 1804.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:13
    Gaines vs. Philip Slaughter, administrator of Philip Clayton, 1818.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Gaw (Robert) vs. John C. Williams, 1811-1813.
    5 items.

    Suits in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Griffin (Zachariah) et al. vs. Larkin G. Nalle et al., 1817.
    3 items.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Haywood vs. Martha Edzard, 1795.
    1 item.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Adam Hunter and Abner Vernon, executors of Hunter (James) vs. Robert Coleman et al., 1790-1791.
    2 items.

    Suit in Richmond, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Jameson (John) to Hannah Drew, 1824.
    1 item.

    Deed to a tract of land in Fairfax County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Jones (Gabriel), 1781.
    1 item.

    Estate.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lampton (Henry) vs. Cuth. Payton, 1788.
    1 item.

    Suit in Orange County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lee (Daniel), assignee of William Eve who was assignee of John Wright vs. Elliot Rucker, n.d.
    1 item.

    Suit in Madison County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Thomas B. Smith, guardian of Lightfoot (Fanny and John J.) to Edward Lightfoot, 1847.
    1 item.

    Power of Attorney.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lightfoot (Goodrich) to Philip Lightfoot, 1805.
    1 item.

    Bill of sale for a Negro slave.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lightfoot (Philip) vs. John Covington, executor of Robert Slaughter, 1842.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lightfoot (Philip), 1839.
    2 items.

    Will.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lightfoot (Philip), 1850.
    1 item.

    Declaration of Philip Lightfoot's military service in 1812, for the purpose of obtaining bounty land.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Lightfoot (Philip) and Richard H. Field to Daniel T. Strother, 1828.
    1 item.

    Power of attorney for sale of a tract of land in Kentucky.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Long (Armistead) to Philip Lightfoot and Richard H. Field, 1829.
    1 item.

    Indemnity bond.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Robert Jones for Marshall (James) vs. Pierce Perry, 1821.
    1 item.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Overton Cosby and James Ross, executors of Mills (James) vs. Patrick Home, William Clayton Williams, and Philip Lightfoot, 1801.
    1 item.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Ming (George) and George Good, 1800.
    1 item.

    Agreement concerning the sale of a slave.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Mole (George) vs. Henry Camp, 1799.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 4:13
    Nalle vs. Burton, 1820.
    1 item.
  • Box-folder 4:13
    Nalle (Mary L.) et al. to Philip Lightfoot, 1846.
    1 item.

    Deed to a tract of land in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Pittenger (Henry), 1788-1811.
    12 items.

    Estate.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Pittenger (Richard), 1805.
    1 item.

    Estate.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Pittenger (Richard and Henry), 1797-1817.
    7 items.

    Estate.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Porter (Mary) vs. George Calvert and William Thorn, 1826-1828.
    2 items.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Ransdell (Stephen) vs. James W. Davies [?], 1818.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Reintzel (Andrew) vs. William Bayly, Jr., and Charles Beatty, 1791.
    1 item.

    Suit in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Richardson et al. vs. Turner, n.d.
    1 item.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Roberts (Benjamin), n.d.
    1 item.

    Estate, Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Susanna Roberts, administratrix of Roberts (Joseph) vs. Joseph Roberts, George Roberts, Benjamin Roberts, n.d.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Roebuck (Robert) vs. John Fry, administrator of William Waddle, n.d.
    2 items.

    Suit in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Rootes (Philip) and others to James Hunter, 1765.
    1 piece, copy.

    Deed to a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1765.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Rosson (Elijah) vs. Samuel K. Bradford and John Lewis, 1810-1812.
    5 items.

    Suit in Albemarle County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Shore (Thomas) vs. John Boufield et al., 1792.
    1 piece, newspaper clipping.

    Suit in High Court of Chancery, Richmond.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Slaughter (Philip) to Philip Lightfoot, 1841.
    1 item.

    Deed of sale covering lands in Culpeper County, Virginia, and slaves and personal property devised by Marshall Petty, deceased, to John S. Petty.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Slaughter (Philip) and Samuel Slaughter to Robert Slaughter and James Slaughter, 1795.
    1 piece, copy.

    Deed conveying certain Negroes and personal property in trust for the benefit of James and Susannah Slaughter.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Slaughter (Robert) and Reuben Slaughter to Francis T. Lightfoot, 1831.
    1 item.

    Trust deed covering three tracts of land in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Stanard (John) to Philip Lightfoot, 1819.
    1 piece, mutilated.

    Deed to a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Stevens (Gilly), 1820-1831.
    19 items.

    Estate.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Strother (Jeremiah), 1814.
    1 piece, copy.

    Court order directing Edward Stevens and David Jameson, commissioners, to convey two tracts of land in Culpeper County, Virginia, to Jeremiah Strother.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Strother (William), 1802.
    1 item.

    Memorandum of suits against H. Dod and Nimrod Berry, Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Thompson (Garland) vs. John Stevens, n.d.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Vowles (Zachariah) et al. to Uriel Mallory, Jr., 1811.
    1 item.

    Deed to a tract of land in Madison County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Walker (James, Jr.) vs. Joseph Brock and Beverley Stubblefield, 1802.
    1 item.

    Suit in Fredericksburg District Court.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Weedon (Augustine) vs. Joshua Woodrow, n.d.
    1 item.

    Suit in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Williams (Isaac H.) vs. John Breedlove, n.d.
    1 item.

    Suit.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Williams (John C.), 1803.
    1 item.

    Report of a jury on possible injury to property due to the proposal of John C. Williams to raise his mill dam on Cedar Run, Culpeper County, 1803, not signed.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Williams (William C.) and wife to Philip Lightfoot, 1801.
    1 piece, mutilated.

    Deed to a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Williams (William C.) and wife to Philip Lightfoot, 1803.
    1 item.

    Deed to a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Wise (Cuthburt) to Philip Lightfoot, 1804.
    1 item.

    Bill of sale for a Negro boy.

  • Box-folder 5:14
    Memoranda of suits.
    4 items.
  • Box-folder 5:14
    Unidentified and incomplete papers,
    8 items.

    Including one surveyor's plat.

Papers of James L. Markham, 1801-1819, n.d.
Box-folder 5:15
Series 6: Papers of James L. Markham
  • Box-folder 5:15
    Subseries 6.1: Letters, 1801-1815.

    chronologically.

    • Box-folder 5:15
      George Scott, at Beaver Creek, Barren County, to James L. Markham, 25 October 1801.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      McStewart & Co., at Fredericksburg, to James L. Markham, at Madison Court House, Virginia, 14 May 1807.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      William McDonald, at Baltimore, to James L. Markham, at Madison Court House, Virginia, 7 May 1808.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      William Kenner, at New Orleans, to James Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 7 May, 1808.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      Lott & Ray, at New York, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 6 October 1810.

      An Account appears on the same page.

    • Box-folder 5:15
      Thomas Ward, at Fredericksburg, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, 26 October 1810.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      William Kenner, at Philadelphia, to James Markham, at New York, 2 November 1810.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at New York, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, November 1810.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      Isaac Winston to James L. Markham, at Fairfax, Culpeper County, Virginia, 6 December 1810.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at New Orleans, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 28 December 1810.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Port Gibson, Mississippi, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 22 January 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      William Kenner, at New Orleans, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 1 February 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Gibson Port [i.e., Port Gibson, Mississippi], to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 14 February 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Gibson Port [i.e., Port Gibson, Mississippi], to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 21 March 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Port Gibson, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 29 April 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Port Gibson, Mississippi Territory, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 22 May 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      A. B. Bradford, at Greenville, Mississippi, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 11 June 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Port Gibson, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 25 June-23 July 1811.

      Included are letters for the following dates: 25 June, 9 July, 16 July, 23 July 1811.

    • Box-folder 5:15
      J. Whitehurst, at Gibson Port [i.e., Port Gibson, Mississippi], to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 30 July 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      Lambert & Johnes, at Philadelphia, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 10 August 1811.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      Worrell & Jennings, at Philadelphia, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 16 January 1812.
      Mutilated.

      Three accounts appear on the same sheet.

    • Box-folder 5:15
      Lambert & Johnes, at Philadelphia, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 14 November 1812.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      James W. Breedlove, at Port Gibson, Mississippi, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 5 January 1813.

      An account of James Tutt with Markham and Breedlove appears on the same sheet.

    • Box-folder 5:15
      Worrell, Jennings & Co., at Philadelphia, to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 9 February 1815.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      W. S[?] Stone to James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, n.d.

      Mutilated.

  • Box-folder 5:15
    Subseries 6.2: Miscellaneous, 1803-1819.

    alphabetically.

    • Box-folder 5:15
      Accounts, 1803-1819.
      53 items.
    • Box-folder 5:15
      Broadside, advertising goods for sale by James L. Markham, 1810.
      2 copies, one mutilated.
Papers of Samuel Porter, 1811-1827.
Box-folder 6:16
Series 7: Papers of Samuel Porter
  • Box-folder 6:16
    Subseries 7.1: Letters, 1811-1816.

    chronologically.

    • Box-folder 6:16
      A general letter of recommendation from William M. Thompson, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 26 Spetember 1811.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass, at Falmouth, Stafford County, Virginia, to Samuel Porter, at Culpeper Court House, 30 October 1811.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Tilmon Porter, at Washington, to his brother, Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 18 November-6 December 1811.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass to W. Porter, 28 December 1811.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Tilmon Porter, at Washington, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 23 January 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      John Miller, Culpeper County, Virginia, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 4 February 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Tilmon Porter, at Washington, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 4 February 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 5 February 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      William Porter to his son, Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 10 March 1812.
      Mutilated.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James L. Markham, at Culpeper Court House, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 21 July 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Tilmon Porter, at Washington, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 6 October 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      William LeMunday, at Washington, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth, 28 October 1812.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass, at Falmouth, to Samuel Porter, at Fredriktown [Frederickton], Sasafras Creek, Maryland, 25 March 1813.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      [?], at Baltimore, to Samuel Porter, at Fredriktown [Frederickton], head of Sassafrass, 2 April 1813.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass, at Falmouth, to Samuel Porter, at Frederickton, Elkton, Maryland, 12 April 1813.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      John Moody, at Cantwells' Bridge, DE, to Samuel Porter, at Trenton, New Jersey, 27 April 1813.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      John Goddard, at Philadelphia, to Samuel Porter, at Trenton, New Jersey, 14 May 1813.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass, at Falmouth, to Samuel Porter, at Baltimore, Maryland, 3 November 1813.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      "An Old Acquaintance" to [?], 8 January 1814.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass to Samuel Porter, at Hartwood, Stafford County, Virginia, 30 March 1814.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Joseph B. Redd, at Fredericksburg, to Samuel Porter, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 29 June 1815.

      An account appears on the same sheet.

    • Box-folder 6:16
      Worrell, Jennings & Co., at Philadelphia, to Samuel Porter, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 28 September 1815.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      William Ferguson to Samuel Porter, 2 January 1816.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Worrell, Jennings & Co., at Philadelphia, to Samuel Porter, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 6 January 1816.

      This letter, written on a printed circular, includes a copy of a letter from Worrell, Jennings & Co., to Samuel Porter, 11 December 1815.

    • Box-folder 6:16
      Phil Chew, Jr., at Nottingham, MD, to Samuel Porter, at Culpeper Court House, Virginia, 17 January 1816.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Drummond Wilburn, at Horntown, Accomac County, Virginia, to Samuel Porter, at Culpeper Court House, 16 February 1816.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      W. P. Dunnington to Samuel Porter.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      D. Grinnan, at Falmouth, Virginia, to Samuel Porter, at Hartwood, Stafford, County, Virginia.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      James Vass to Samuel Porter.
      Mutilated.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      [?], at Washington, to Samuel Porter, at Falmouth.
      Mutilated.
  • Box-folder 6:16
    Suberies 7.2: Accounts, 1815-1816.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Accounts, 1815-1816.
  • Box-folder 6:16
    Subseries 7.2: Legal papers, 181826-1827.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Baylis (John) to James Porter. Trust deed covering a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1826.
      1 item.
    • Box-folder 6:16
      Porter (James) to Philip Lightfoot. Trust deed covering a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1827.
      1 item.
Papers of Merrick Starr, 1789-1808.
Box-folder 6:17
Series 8: Papers of Merrick Starr
  • Box-folder 6:17
    Invoices and receipts, 1797-1801.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 6:17
    Fee and tax bills and receipts of the clerks and sheriffs of Culpeper County, 1789-1807.
    39 items.
  • Box-folder 6:17
    Receipts for taxes paid on carriages, 1796-1799.
    3 items.
  • Box-folder 6:17
    Licenses of Merrick Starr, merchant, 1798-1808.
    11 items.
  • Box-folder 6:17
    Tax bills of Enos Ellis, 1797-1801.
    4 items.
  • Box-folder 6:17
    One cover.
Other papers, 1791-1817.
Box-folder 6:18-19
Series 9: Other papers

Alphabetically by records creator, unknown and fragments at the end.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    American Republican Society of the United States, n.d.
    1 item.

    Articles of association.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Culpeper County, 1791.
    1 item.

    Petition of the citizens of Culpeper County to the House of Delegates requesting that the county be divided.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Lightfoot (Philip), 1795.
    1 item.

    Recommendation for the position of deputy to a county clerk.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Lightfoot (Philip), 1801.
    1 item.

    Certificate of residence in Culpeper County.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Lightfoot (Philip), 1809-1815.
    2 items.

    Two memorandum books containing personal accounts and accounts collected for clients.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Lightfoot (Philip).
    16 items.

    Legal notes and forms.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Lightfoot (Richardi).
    1 item.

    Photograph of a portrait, (1562-1625).

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Russell (Benjamin D.), 1817.
    1 item.

    Obituary in the handwriting of Philip Lightfoot.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Stevens (Edward) and Thomas Eldridge, 1793.
    1 item.

    Request for membership in the Stevensburg Lodge.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Virginia, 1792.
    1 piece (3 printed pages).

    Acts of the legislature.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    Wigginton (John), n.d.
    1 item.

    Certificate of office as justice of the peace.

  • Box-folder 6:18
    A prayer.
    1 piece.
  • Box-folder 6:18
    An inventory of slaves and personal property of an unknown person. n.d.
    1 piece.
  • Box-folder 6:18
    A memorandum concerning slaves. n.d.
    1 piece.
  • Box-folder 6:18
    A list of articles to be purchased. n.d.
    1 piece.
  • Box-folder 6:18
    Two fragments of newspapers.
    2 pieces.
  • Box-folder 6:18
    Two photographs and postcards.
    5 pieces.
  • Box-folder 6:19
    Fragments of 9 papers.
  • Box-folder 6:19
    Other fragments.
  • Box-folder 6:19
    Covers.