vandalism -- destruction of property
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Deposition of Allen B. Powell, June 30, 1835
Deposition of Allen B. Powell. Concerning [slaves] stolen from William McIntosh in 1802. Also contains certification by court naming heirs of McIntosh.
Deposition of Henry Cannon, July 3, 1835
Deposition of Henry Cannon regarding above [slaves] and Creek Indians.
Deposition of Henry Cannon, July 3, 1835
Deposition of Henry Cannon regarding above [slaves] and Creek Indians.
Deposition of Joel Bailey, October 4, 1826
Deposition of Joel Bailey. Describing and estimating value of property destroyed or stolen at home of William McIntosh.
Letter to Colonel Chambers from Chilly McIntosh, September 2, 1825
Letter from Chilly McIntosh, Flint River, to Colonel Chambers, Camp Morgan. Asking for assistance in recovering father's property.
Letter to James Barbour from Chilly McIntosh, May 17, 1825
Letter from Chilly McIntosh to Barbour. Reporting father's death and asking for protection and remuneration for loss of his property.
Letter to Lewis Ross from Henry Ross, Nazareth Hall, discussing the Democrats and Republicans having a great ruckus in Philadelphia and destroying a great many stores, November 7, 1864
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Letter to Wilson Lumpkin from William H. McIntosh, July 7, 1835
Letter from William McIntosh to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia. Transmitting proof of loss of [slaves] belonging to the estate of William McIntosh [as in the foregoing depositions.]
[List of Louisa McIntosh's stolen or destroyed property], August 22, 1826
List of property of Louisa McIntosh taken or destroyed, April 30, 1825, attested by David Cobb.