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Thomas Bennehan Letter, October 22, 1846
Thomas has returned to N.C. from Philadelphia where the Cameron's have taken Mildred for medical attention, and he writes back to the Camerons that their Doctor Haywood in Raleigh is concerned his care was perceived as unprofessional. Thomas…
Paul Cameron Letter, November 8, 1847
Paul writes to his father in Raleigh, noting he has received his father's letter from Virgil. Paul is relieved to hear his father has been "set free" from the "negro disease" involving chill and fever. Paul relays the health of family members, then…
Paul Cameron Letter, November 18, 1845
Paul writes home to his father from his new plantation property in Greene County, Alabama, noting his journey from North Carolina to Alabama took one week. Paul describes the health of slaves and a process of inspection. Paul indicates slaves are…
Tags: bacon, bills, boat, chills, clothing, cotton, family/friends health, fish, gin, hats, hogs, horses, inspecting, landing, manure, mules, negroes, oats, our people, overseer, physician, plaid, pork, pricing, shoes, slave health, stacking, steamboat, taxes, turnips, vegetables, weather, weighing, wheat, wool, workload, yield
Paul Cameron Letter, September 5, 1844
Paul writes to his father who is visiting Petersburg, Virginia, discussing the health of family (teeth, gums, hair) and slaves with two medications given to slaves (calomel and ipecac). Paul bemoans not receiving promised letters from family member…
Tags: blankets, calomel, corn, cotton, court, death, family/friends health, fever, hair, hats, ipecac, land acquisition, landing, leather, legislature, oats, our family of blacks, our people, potatoes, rats, removal, road, shoemaker, shoes, slave health, slaves, teeth, turnips, weather, wheat, Whigs
