Cotton
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Circular from Kent, Payne, and Co. regarding James W. Singleton
Item — Folder 1
Identifier: MSS-433
Content Description
A circular sent by Kent, Payne, and Co. notifying recipients that James W. Singleton had fraudulently been presenting bills of sale and transfer of their cotton. Also included is a newspaper clipping telling the reader to allow James W. Singleton to southern trading points by "A. Lincoln"
Dates:
1865-01-05; 1865-07-27
Photograph of laborers in a cotton mill
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00463
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Photograph of laborers in a cotton warehouse
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00467
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
rl00272Augustaearlyscenes_1
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00272
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
rl00273Augustaearlyscenes_2
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00273
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
rl00322Augustaearlyscenes_51
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00322
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
S.M. Whitney papers
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS-402
Scope and Contents
Materials about S.M. Whitney Co, Inc., a cotton seller founded in Augusta, Georgia in 1868. It closed down in September of 2010. Most documents fall in the 1950-1995 date range, the company then under the management of Barry Whitney, a descendent of cotton gin inventor, Eli Whitney. There are also records from other Augusta businesses, including the Georgia Railroad and Banking Co., Cotton Exhange of Augusta, J.G. Jackson & Co, Feedright Milling Co., and Trustees of the Augusta Free...
Dates:
Created: 1950-1995, 1895, 2004; Other: Majority of material found in 1950-1995
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
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S.M. Whitney papers