Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: This collection contains documents from 1810 to 1917 concerning the Trotter family of Sevier County, Tennessee. These materials include ledgers, legal documents, letters, notes, diagrams, deeds, a song Isaac Trotter wrote, an assortment of Confederate Currency, a personal notebook, a program for the Delphian Literacy Society, and a card advertising John Halloway’s candidacy for judge. These items contain, among others, the signatures of William B. Carroll, Andrew Johnson and Isham B....

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: This collection contains documents from 1810 to 1917 concerning the Trotter family of Sevier County, Tennessee. These materials include ledgers, legal documents, letters, notes, diagrams, deeds, a song Isaac Trotter wrote, an assortment of Confederate Currency, a personal notebook, a program for the Delphian Literacy Society, and a card advertising John Halloway’s candidacy for judge. These items contain, among others, the signatures of William B. Carroll, Andrew Johnson and Isham B....

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: This collection contains documents from 1810 to 1917 concerning the Trotter family of Sevier County, Tennessee. These materials include ledgers, legal documents, letters, notes, diagrams, deeds, a song Isaac Trotter wrote, an assortment of Confederate Currency, a personal notebook, a program for the Delphian Literacy Society, and a card advertising John Halloway’s candidacy for judge. These items contain, among others, the signatures of William B. Carroll, Andrew Johnson and Isham B....

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Contained herein are a collection of Confederate bills of varying denominations and states, a Ballad written by Isaac Trotter, a pastor's quarterly report that details his congregation activities and attendance, a diagram of a local camp at Middle Creek, minutes of the meeting of the Middle Creek Grave Yard, a program fro the Delphian Literary Society and a candidacy card for John Holloway, running for Second Judicial Circuit.