Borland, Solon, 1808-1864
Person
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Solon Borland Letter
Collection
Identifier: MS L34 1849
Scope and Contents
Autograph letter, signed, dated Washington City, Mar. 11, 1849, addressed to Charles A. Galloway, Fort Washita, C.N., defending Col. Upshaw, of Fort Washita, on charges made by "certain Indian chiefs, etc." 3 pages.
Dates:
1849
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Solon Borland Letter
Solon Borland Letters
Collection
Identifier: MS B644
Scope and Content Note
Letters from U.S. Senator Borland, Washington, D. C., to Charles A. Galloway and others, pertaining to affairs at Fort Washita, to business of the Senate Printing Committee, and to the Phi Delta Society at Oglethorpe University, Milledgeville, Georgia.
Dates:
1848; 1850
Found in:
Special Collections Department
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Solon Borland Letters
Jesse Turner Correspondence
Collection
Identifier: MS T85
Scope and Content Note
Letters and related material received by the Arkansas lawyer, jurist, legislator, and politician Jesse Turner, who was a pioneer settler in Van Buren, Arkansas, pertaining to his law practice there and to political and other affairs in Arkansas, especially as regards railroad development, Reconstruction, efforts to secure a federal appointment for William Minor Quesenbury, the duel between Solon Borland and Benjamin J. Borden, the creation of Franklin County, and Archibald Yell's campaign...
Dates:
1831-1917