Tate, Thomas L. Papers, 1812-1863
Held by The Filson Historical Society
Creator: Tate, Thomas L.
Title: Papers, 1812-1863
Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.
Size of Collection: 0.33 cubic feet
Location Number: Mss. A T217
Scope and Content Note
The Thomas L. Tate Collection is contained in nine folders and is in one box. It spans 1812-1863 and is made up of personal correspondence; items pertaining to the 22nd Infantry Regiment of the Kentucky Militia, such as muster rolls, annual reports, regimental orders, and correspondence; Benjamin Taylor’s letters, accounts, and receipts; John Sutcliffe’s letters about wool carding; an itemized bill for fabrics bought from R. G. Graham & Company in l828; and an 1830 commission report on moving the road from Georgetown to Frankfort. Collection also includes personal lists, miscellaneous receipts, and land papers.
Biographical Note
Thomas L. Tate of Franklin County, Kentucky, was an officer in the 22nd Infantry of the Kentucky Militia.
Folder List
Folder 1: Correspondence, 1822-1828
Folder 2: Accounts, 1812-1828
Folder 3: Receipts, 1820-1863
Folder 4: Land Papers, 1822-1849
Folder 5: Military Correspondence, 1822-1833
Folder 6: Annual Returns / Muster Rolls, 1820-1833
Folder 7: Regimental Orders, 1824-1833
Folder 8: Broadsides, no date
Folder 9: Miscellaneous, 1824-1832