James lawson kemper biography of barack

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He was elected governor of Virginia in 1873 and served from 1874 to 1878. After his gubernatorial term ended, ill health resulted in his retirement from public life.

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Garraty, John A. and Carnes, Mark C., eds. g 4 pages Obituaries, 23-24 February 1886, for Dr. Meade C. Kemper, from Norfolk Ledger , Norfolk Virginian , Evening News of Norfolk , and Norfolk Land Mark .

m 6 pages Statement, 31 December 1880, of J[ames] L. Kemper regarding possession of four bonds from James J. Beasley, Anderson Beasley, and John K. Long to Michael Jenkins of Baltimore, dated Madison Court House. Includes a reply. d 1 leaf, printed Letter, 1 January 1868, circular from the Executive Committee, New York, to unknown recipient, concerning nomination of General U.

S. Grant for President of the United States. 4 vols

Younger, Edward and Moore, James Tice, eds. to J[ames] L. Kemper , n.p. l 1 leaf Letter, 8 February 1848, from John V. Hill, Madison, Virginia, to Captain James L. Kemper, 1st Virginia Regiment Volunteers, Buena Vista, Mexico. At the same time, he asked that Congress share the burden of state education for blacks and assume the state’s debt, both as incidents of war.

h 2 leaves Letter, 15 September 1878, from Meade C. Kemper, Physician's Office, City Almshouse, Richmond, to John S. Kemper, Leon, Madison County.

ab 2 pages Letter, 14 December 1859, from H. S. Wallace, n.p., to General [James L. Kemper], n.p. Letterpress copybooks contain copies of letters written during Kemper's term (1874-1878) as governor of Virginia, and the majority of letters are written by him, or either Meade C. Kemper (d.