Elias Carr papers: Correspondence and receipts, February 1838-December 1865


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Title
Elias Carr papers: Correspondence and receipts, February 1838-December 1865
Description
Correspondence and receipts of former North Carolina Governor Elias Carr of Sparta, N.C. primarily for his farm and business interests. Much of the material is related to the production and sale of cotton. Also included are Carr's exemption papers from the Confederate States of America (CSA), official copies of CSA General Orders 69 & 71 with holograph signature of General Robert E. Lee and David Lowery Swain, and correspondence related to his official duty as an agriculturalist for the CSA tasked with producing agricultural products for the army. Other correspondence details family information and Carr's youth.
Date
1838-1865
Original Format
letters
Extent
Local Identifier
0160-s1-b1-fa
Subject(s)
Spatial
Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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