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Jannyp at Feb 27, 2021 06:06 PM
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The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation

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{same as page 17 Charles Barney Biographical File Document 5 EXCEPT a couple of pencil notes at the bottom of page]

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COL. CHARLES R. BARNEY

1860 (?), Dec. 22
Wm. A. Pratt, University of Va., to Col. Barney, re: Inquiry
concerning the return of his drawings. 1p.

1860, Dec. 30
Carlisle and Henderson, Guntersville, Ala., to Col. Barney,
re: Application to contract for building. 1 p.

1861, Jan. 2
Charles J. Linton, Tracy City, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re:
His desire to proceed with work at the University. 1p.

1861, Jan. 7
Col. Barney, University Place, to John Jockmus, re: The
payment of a freight bill. 2 pp.

1861, Jan. 11
James Green, New York, to Col. Barney, re: Inquiry concerning
payment for bill sent in October. 1 p.

1861, Jan. 26
C. S. N. Bobo, to Col. Barney, re: A misunderstanding about
a bill for lumber. 3 pp.

1861, Jan. 29
James Green, New York, to Col. Barney, re: Hoping that he
would soon have the necessary funds to pay a bill which was
rendered in Oct. 1 p.

1861, Feb. 12
J. F. Tyler, Winchester, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re: The Estill
heirs. 1 p.

1861, March 1
Thos. Webster and Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re:
An order made by Col. Barney. 1 p.

1861, Mar. 13
Thos. Webster and Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re:
the matter of money due for tools. 1 p.

1861, April 4
Henry Boyd ?, Tracy City, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re: The
furnishing of lumber. 2 pp.

1861, April 8
Henry Boyd, Tracy City, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re: Directing
all correspondence to the Tenn. Coal and Railroad Co.; placing
any order for lumber in that office so as to have a record of
it. 1 p.

1861, May 22
A. Rutledge, to Col. Barney, re: Authorizing Col. D. Alexander
to recieve and receipt any money coming to him as he is unable
to drive to the Mountain. 1 p.

1861, May 24
McCallie Marsh and Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., to Col. Barney, re:
Acknowledgement of payment of an account, stating a balance.
2 pp.

[pencil notes:
Xeroxed "note" w/ Egan, Williamson & Wise Attorneys & Counselors at law Shreveport La

Xeroxed "note" referring to calling Exec Comm together - writes doesn't think it
will be possible to bring people to fulfillment of their negagements ...

1862, Jan 7
Barney to Fairbanks at Univ Place - 3 pgs -
(Capt CSA)]

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