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Collection Overview
| Size | About 500 items (1.5 linear feet). |
| Abstract | Lawyer, Confederate Army officer, and governor of Alabama from 1882 to 1886. Legal, personal, and political correspondence of E. A. O'Neal. Most of the collection consists of Civil War letters among O'Neal, his two sons in the Confederate Army, and his wife at home in Florence, Ala.; postwar letters and papers relating to his law practice in Florence and Huntsville, Ala.; and correspondence concerning his two gubernatorial campaigns and Alabama politics, with very little concerning the United States presidental election of 1876. Volumes are chiefly scrapbooks of O'Neal's later political life. |
| Creator | O'Neal, Edward Asbury, 1818-1890. |
| Language | English |
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Biographical Information
Lawyer, Confederate Army officer, and governor of Alabama from 1882 to 1886.
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Scope and Content
Legal, personal, and political correspondence of E. A. O'Neal. Most of the collection consists of Civil War letters among O'Neal, his two sons in the Confederate Army, and his wife at home in Florence, Ala.; postwar letters and papers relating to his law practice in Florence and Huntsville, Ala.; and correspondence concerning his two gubernatorial campaigns and Alabama politics, with very little concerning the United States presidental election of 1876. Volumes are chiefly scrapbooks of O'Neal's later political life.
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Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
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