Governors
Found in 25 Collections and/or Records:
Alexander Douglass’s commission as Captain in 10th Regiment of Tennessee Militia, 1813. Signed by Governor Willie Blount.
Commission as Captain in 10th Regiment of Tennessee Militia to Alexander Douglass, Knox County, Tenn. 1813. Signed by Governor Willie Blount. DS 1 pc. (seal missing; hole in document).
Composite photograph of Tennessee Senate, 45th General Assembly
David M. Nelson military appointment made by Andrew Johnson, Governor of Tennessee. November 7, 1864
David M. Nelson, Washington County, Tenn., appointment as First Lieutenant and Adjutant., Ninth Regiment of Cavalry of Tennessee Volunteers. Signed by Andrew Johnson, Governor of Tennessee, and Edward H. East, Secretary of State. November 7, 1864. DS (pfa) 1 pc. with seal.
Grant of land in Knox County, Tenn., to William Anderson. July 31, 1812. Signed by Governor Willie Blount + survey by Robert Armstrong, April 3, 1807.
Land in Knox County, Tenn., granted to William Anderson. #2581. Signed by Governor Willie Blount. July 31, 1812. ADS 1 pc. (silk backing) + attached plat survey for William Anderson’s land done by Robert Armstrong, April 3, 1807. ADS 1 pc.
Hardy Hunt land grant in Wilson County, Tenn., September 10, 1813. Signed by Governor Willie Blount.
Land grant No. 4978 to Hardy Hunt, assignee of the heirs of Benjamin Simpson of North Carolina, for 310 acres in Wilson County, Tenn. Signed by Governor Willie Blount. September 10, 1813. ADS 1 pc.
Harry T. Burn for Governor. (ephemera)
Harry T. Burn for Governor card, Republican Primary, August 7, 1930. With messages to Republican Men and Republican Women, photograph at top of card. 1 pc. Ephemera.
Hiwassee District land grant to Nathan Hendrix et al., 1823. + 1841 description of Madisonville, Tenn., by James Perry.
Land grant in the Hiwassee District to Nathan Hendrix et al. Signed by Governor William Carroll. 1823. ADS 2 pp. (torn) + 1841 description of Madisonville, Monroe County, Tenn., by James Perry. 1 p. (Photocopy).
Invitation to the unveiling of the statue of John Sevier, Washington, D. C. April 19, 1931. (ephemera)
Invitation issued by the Governor of Tennessee, The Monument Memorial Commission, and the John Sevier Statue Commission to the unveiling of the statue of John Sevier, Washington, DC. April 19, 1931. Envelope addressed to Laura Luttrell. Printed response card included. Also, photocopies of 1931 newspaper articles re: the unveiling of the statue.
James Dogan land grant, 1828.
Land grant #8550 to James Dogan for 250 acres in Wilson County, Tenn. Signed by Governor Sam Houston. September 17, 1828. (encased in fabric). DS / pfa
John Sevier document re: Judge Hugh L. White, November 2, 1805
Knox County, Tenn., land grant to James Gillespie. August 1, 1812. Signed by Governor Willie Blount. + survey by Robert Armstrong, August 5, 1807.
Knox County, Tenn., land grant to James Gillespie. # 2502. Signed by Governor Willie Blount, August 1, 1812. ADS 1 pc. + attached plat survey by Robert Armstrong, August 5, 1807. ADS 1 pc.
Morgan Davis land grant for 340 acres in Sevier County, Tenn,. signed by Governor Andrew Johnson. April 23, 1856
Land grant number 29661 to Morgan Davis for entry No. 2091 in Sevier County, Tenn., to Morgan Davis for 340 acres on the waters of Gist Creek. Signed by Governor Andrew Johnson. April 23, 1856. DS (printed form mostly filled in by hand). 1 pc..
Neill S. Brown, J. P. Commissions, Washington County, Tenn., 1848.
March 14, 1848 Justice of the Peace commissions to Jonah(?) Lilburn, George W. Nelson, B. F. Swingle, and John White, all of Washington Co., Tenn. Signed by Governor Neill S. Brown. pfa 4 pcs.
Philip Foust land grant, 1846.
Land grant #23646 to Philip Foust for 88 acres in Sullivan County, Tenn. Survey in 1843. Signed by Governor Aaron V. Brown. August 12, 1846 (backed on fabric).
Receipt from Dr. Isaac Wright for medical services to Joseph McMinn. 1826.
Receipt from Dr. Isaac Wright (author of Wright’s Family Medicine; Knoxville physician) for payment of medical fees due from the estate of Governor Joseph McMinn, deceased. Note by [Dr.] James King of Knoxville saying the fees charged were reasonable. Signed twice by Dr. Wright. 1826. ADS 1 pc. (2 pp.).
Sheriff’s commission for James Patterson, Greene County, Tenn., Signed by Governor Willie Blount. May 26, 1812.
Sheriff’s commission for James Patterson, Greene County, Tenn. Signed by Governor Willie Blount. May 26, 1812. DS 1 pc. with state seal.
‘The Tennessee Gubernatorial Contest of 1886.’ Alf and Bob Taylor.
W. B. Campbell letter, 1841.
July 30, 1841, letter from W. B. Campbell, House of Representatives, to Hon. George E. Badger, Secretary of the Navy. ALS 2 pp. Recommending the appointment of George Bell Douglass of Sumner County, Tenn., as midshipman in the U. S. Navy. + clipping with biographical sketch of William Bowen Campbell, sixteenth governor of Tennessee. 1 pc.
W. G. Brownlow letter, 1867.
March 5, 1867, letter from W. G. Brownlow, Governor of Tennessee, Nashville, to “Merchants in Eastern Cities to whom this may be presented.” ALS 1 pc. Letter of introduction for H. Foster, Foreman and business agent of the Knoxville Union Mercantile Co. Endorsements added by John Caldwell, Disbursing Pension Agent for East Tennessee, and by J. J. Craig, N. Y.
W. G. Brownlow letter to W. Wines, 1866.
November 9, 1866, letter from W. G. Brownlow, Governor of Tennessee, Nashville, to Hon. W. Wines. Re: complying with Wines’ request for Brownlow’s autograph for Rev. Dr. Sprague of Albany. ALS 1 pc.
William Blount Papers.
Papers of William Blount, Governor of the Territory South of the River Ohio. No date, 1785-1797. Calendar finding aid available.
William Fleming letter, 1785.
February 17, 1783, letter from William Fleming, T. Marshall, and Caleb Wallace, Jefferson County (Va. --later in Ky.), to Benjamin Harrison, Governor of Virginia. ALS 2 pp. mounted +typed transcription (4 pp.). Re: business matters, accounts.
William G. Brownlow and Andrew Johnson carte de visite photographs
Cartes de visite (CDVs) of William G. Brownlow. 23 pcs. Cartes de visite (CDVs) of Andrew Johnson. 14 pcs.
William Hawkins certification, 1812.
February 28, 1812, certification by William Hawkins, Governor of North Carolina, that William Hill was Secretary of State and authorized to grant certificates. DS/ printed form filled in by hand (PFA). 1 pc.