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Jul 07, 2020 Lane Jun 06, 2018 The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation	1 POLK Letters: April 11, 1860 1860, April 11 The Rt. Rev. James Otey, Winchester, Tennessee, to Bishop Polk, re: his being in Winchester on official business for the church, and his talk with Col. Barney in regard to the land grants for Sewanee, and Col. Barney's suspending all operations at the University Place because of Thompson's claim of 1,700 acres of land surrounding the very site about Rowe's Spring, and that the Sheperd Claim had not been adjusted, together with matters about the turnpikes; more details about the Thompson Claim an other legal affairs. 4 pp.	1 POLK Letters: April 11, 1860 1860, April 11 The Rt. Rev. James Otey, Winchester, Tennessee, to Bishop Polk, re: his being in Winchester on official business for the church, and his talk with Col. Barney in regard to the land grants for Sewanee, and Col. Barney's suspending all operations at the University Place because of Thompson's claim of 1,700 acres of land surrounding the very site about Rowe's Spring, and that the Sheperd Claim had not been adjusted, together with matters about the turnpikes; more details about the Thompson Claim an other legal affairs. 4 pp.

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