Inventory of the Jonathan Jacocks Papers, 1732-1908Collection Number 372![]() Manuscripts Department, Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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Biographical NoteThe Jacocks family resided in Bertie County, N.C. Relatives resided in Tennessee and in Florida. Back to TopCollection OverviewThe collection includes family letters, accounts, receipts, deeds, and other papers of members of the Jacocks family of Bertie County, N.C.; of Bryan and Slater family members; and of their Tennessee and Florida relatives. Included is correspondence and related materials of Jonathan Jacocks, Charles West Jacocks (1799-1848), Jonathan Joseph Jacocks (1838-1892), Charles West Jacocks (1872-1959), and others. Also included is an account book of Charles West Jacocks (1799-1848); a diary, 1883-1886, of Charles W. Jacocks (1843-1900), a fruit-grower in Orange County, Fla.; copies of family Bible records; and a few plats and surveys relating to Bertie County property. Back to TopItems Separated
Back to Top Detailed Description of the CollectionPapers, 1732-1908.
250 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
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11732-1822
Scattered letters, deeds, indentures, Bertie and Perquimans counties, of Jacocks and the realted Nichols and Slatter families.
1823-1829
As above, except with items from relatives in Tennessee.
1830-1833
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41834-1835
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51836-1843
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61844-1854
Business papers of Elizabeth Heckstall; also letters from Haywood County, Tenn., relatives.
1855-1865
Leigh items (circa 1858); Civil War letters written at Chapel Hill (August 1862), Hertford (April 1864); Atlanta (20 August
1864).
1866-1869
Family letters written at Windsor, N.C.; Louisville, Ky.; and other locations.
1870-1885
Very scattered Jacocks and Capehart items.
1886-1889
Family correspondence of Jonathan Joseph Jacocks, including letters from his young sons Charles W. Jacocks at Trinity School
in Chocowinity, N.C., and W. P. Jacocks.
1890-1896
Jonathan Joseph Jacocks papers continued. During the last year of his life, he began to correspond with libraries and relatives
about family history. After his death in 1892, papers are of his son Charles W. Jacocks, who also was interested in family
history.
1897-1908
Letters received by Charles W. Jacocks chiefly about family history. Some letters are from John Hill Jacocks in Brownsville,
Tenn. Also included are some W. P. Jacocks items.
Undated
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16-17Family Bible records
Photocopies and typed copies of family Bible records relating to the Bryan (including Elizabeth Jacocks property, 1811), Jacocks
(including Charles W. Jacocks, March 1837), Slater (Slatter) families.
Duplicates
Handwritten and typed copies of some of the materials in the collection.
Volume 1: Charles West Jacocks accounts, 1819-1822, 28 pages
Accounts of Charles West Jacocks (1799-1848) for personal and family expenses.
Volume 2: Charles W. Jacocks diary, July 1883-January 1886, 289 pages
Diary of Charles W. Jacocks (1843-1900) at Formosa in Orange County, Fla, where he was arborculturist, agent, and manager
of orange groves and farm property for clients. Diary documents work done, weather, business activities, family events, and
other topics. Clients include J. P. Sauxay, Dr. Shattuck, Morton, Howe, Kingsley, Lapsley, Bruce, and others. Entries discuss
strawberry culture, pineapples, peas, flowers, gardens, stock in an ice factory, and Jacocks's family including his wife,
who died in 1883, and his sons George T. and Augustus J.
Jonathan Jacocks patent for Odens Island, undated
Plot made in connection with a claim of Joacocks vs. Ebenezer Slade of an area in Bertie County, N.C., touching Albemarle
Sound. Ink and watercolor.
Tracing of Bertie County, N.C., survey, 22 August 1767
"Tracing of survey of certain lands lying between Salmon Creek and Cashie River, made by W. Charlton, and now in the possession
of Dr. William Rhodes Capehart of Bertie County, North Carolina." Photocopy.
Map of Windsor, N.C., 1844
Shows streets and lots and some property owners' names. Ink and watercolor with "Oct. 1868" added in pencil.
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