Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Draper Manuscripts: George Rogers Clark Papers, 1756-1891

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1 J (Volume 1)

2 J (Volume 2)

3 J (Volume 3)

4 J (Volume 4)

5 J (Volume 5)

6 J (Volume 6)

7 J (Volume 7)

8 J - 9 J (Volumes 8-9)

10 J (Volume 10)

11 J (Volume 11)

12 J (Volume 12)

13 J (Volume 13)

14 J - 15 J (Volumes 14-15)

16 J (Volume 16)

17 J (Volume 17)

18 J (Volume 18)

19 J (Volume 19)

20 J (Volume 20)

21 J - 22 J (Volumes 21-22)

23 J (Volume 23)

24 J - 25 J (Volumes 24-25)

26 J (Volume 26)

27 J (Volume 27)

28 J (Volume 28)

29 J (Volume 29)

30 J (Volume 30)

31 J (Volume 31)

32 J (Volume 32)

33 J (Volume 33)

34 J (Volume 34)

35 J (Volume 35)

36 J (Volume 36)

37 J (Volume 37)

38 J (Volume 38)

39 J - 42 J (Volumes 39-42)

42A J (Volume 42)

43 J (Volume 43)

44 J (Volume 44)

45 J (Volume 45)

46 J (Volume 46)

47 J (Volume 47)

48 J (Volume 48)

49 J (Volume 49)

50 J (Volume 50)

51 J (Volume 51)

52 J (Volume 52)

53 J (Volume 53)

54 J (Volume 54)

55 J (Volume 55)

56 J (Volume 56)

57 J (Volume 57)

58 J (Volume 58)

59 J (Volume 59)

60 J (Volume 60)

61 J (Volume 61)

62 J (Volume 62)

63 J (Volume 63)

64 J (Volume 64)

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	Series: 37 J (Volume 37) Scope and Content Note: Principally correspondence, and notes from a few interviews, on Clark's soldiers and associates: Thomas Barbee and the Barbee family, James Barnett, Richard Brashear, William Christian, John Crittenden, Joseph Crockett, John Field, Silas Harlan, Richard Harrison, James and William Harrod, Benjamin Linn, William Linn, Archibald Lochry, the descendants of John Martin (born about 1685 in Virginia), John Morrison, William Oldham, Samuel H. Parsons, John Paul, Nathaniel Randolph, William Shannon, George and Philip Slaughter and the Slaughter family, William Bailey Smith, Philip White, John Williams, and James Willing. One original letter (1813) written by James Barnett to William W. Worsley concerns payments for printing, advertising, and the employment of a Negro.