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Francis Walker Gilmer Letter
Autographed letter signed to Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, Va., detailing the legal history of the Spanish claim upon the lands of Florida.
Gilmer, Francis Walker
Folder includes research notes and other material such as journal articles, and copies of and extracts from Jefferson-related correspondence.
Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson and Francis Walker Gilmer 1814 1826
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Legal Documents of Francis Walker Gilmer
The documents consist of a complaint, 1817, of Hugh W. Wormley against Augustine Green in the Frederick Co. Superior Court; the answer, 1817 Nov. 8, of Robert G. Hite, administrator of George Hite; and notes, 1817 Nov. 24, on the case of Hite, administrator vs. Lee and Slaughter.
