Name | Notes | Andrews, J. A. | 1861 | Andrews, S. A. | 1841 | Baird, Benjamin R. | concerning Hunter's nomination to represent Essex County in the Virginia Secession Convention, 1861 | Bank of Virginia | Fredericksburg, 1863 | Banks, Andrew Dewees | Petersburg newspaper editor, 1856 | Barbour, John Strode | Virginia legislator, 1860 | Barnwell, Robert Woodward | 1861 | Bauman, P. K. | 1884 | Booker, George | 1856, 1860–1861 | Bright, Jesse David | U. S. senator from Indiana, 1856–1858 | Bright, Michael S. | of Superior, Wisconsin, 1857–1858, 1865 | Brockenbrough, Moore Fauntleroy | 1843 | Brooks, James | newspaper editor in New York City, 1857 | Broom, James | 1841, 1843 | Browne, William Montague | of the C.S.A. State Dept., enclosing a letter [copy] of Theophilus Hunter Holmes concerning espionage, 1861, 1866 | Buchanan, Ann Spotswood (Dandridge) | of "Waverley," Frederick County, 1861 | Bucktail Association, Albany, N.Y. | 1852 | Bulwer, Sir Henry Lytton | British ambassador to the U.S., 1851 | Butler, Jesse | miller at Aylett's Mill, King William County, 1863 | Caldwell, Joseph White | Wytheville attorney, 1856 | Calhoun, John Caldwell | concerning the Democratic National Convention, Baltimore, Md., 1844 | Callaghan, C. | 1861 | Cameron, Simon | 1859 | Campbell, John Archibald | of the C.S.A. War Dept. and concerning the Hampton Roads Peace Conference, 1865, 1863–1864, 1877 | Campbell, Robert Blair | concerning the tobacco trade in England, 1855 | Carter, Edwin | Fredericksburg merchant, 1866, 1870 | Cary, John Baytop | 1856 | Central Committee of the Democratic Republican Party of South Carolina | 1843 | Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, N.Y. | 1879 | Claiborne, Ferdinand Leigh | 1861 | Clark & McCousin, New York, N.Y. | 1857 | Clemens, Sherrard | 1856 | Clemson, Thomas Green | of "Fort Hill," S.C., 1876, 1879 | Cobb, Howell | as U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, enclosing a report of James Ross Snowden as director of the U.S. Mint, 1858, 1861 | Conway & Herndon, Fredericksburg, Va. | 1854 | Corbin, Francis Porteous | 1861 | Crenshaw, Lewis Dabney | 1865 | Curry, Jabez Lamar Monroe | 1861 | Daingerfield, Henry Willis | 1866 | Dandridge, Adam Stephen | of "The Bower," Jefferson County, Va. [now W. Va.], enclosing a letter of Nathan S. White and a release deed from Meredith Helm for land in Jefferson County), 1846, 1855, 1859–1860, 1868 | Dandridge, Philip Pendleton | concerning the Kanawha coal lands, 1854, 1860–1861 | Dandridge, Sarah (Pendleton) | 1837 | Daniel, Samuel Greenhow | 1862 | Davis, Charles Augustus | New York City merchant, 1861 | Dawson, John Littleton | Pennsylvania congressman, 1856, 1858–1859 | De Vere, Maximilian Schele | 1876 | Dickinson, Philemon | 1860 | Edwards, J. Wiley | 1857 | Ellet, Charles | civil engineer in Washington, D.C., 1857 | Elmore, Franklin Harper | Democratic congressman from South Carolina, 1843 | Fitzhugh, Henry | 1860 | Floyd, John Gelston | New York congressman, enclosing a letter of Albany newspaper editor William Cassidy, 1852 | Fox, Charles James | American consul in Panama, 1859 | Gallaher, Young & Co. | Fredericksburg, Va., 1861 | Garnett, Charles Fenton Mercer | of "Cedar Hill," Hanover County), 1841, 1863–1864, 1866 | Garnett, James Mercer | Virginia congressman and educator, 1835, 1838–1839 | Garnett, Louis Anacharsis | while employed at the U.S. Branch Mint, San Francisco, Calif., 1856 | Garnett, Maria (Hunter) | [1828], [1839] | Garnett, Muscoe | 1854 | Garnett, Muscoe Russell Hunter | 1863 | Garnett, Robert Selden | concerning the choice of Secretary of War in the cabinet of President James Buchanan, 1856, 1858 | Garnett, Theodore Stanford | 1836, 1866 | Garnett, William | 1842, 1853 | Gibbon, John Heysham | of the U.S. Branch Mint, Charlotte, N.C., 1854 | Gouldman, Joseph J. | 1856 | Gresham, Samuel S. | 1862 | Harris, Thomas G. | of Nicholas County, Va. [W. Va.], 1854 | Harvie, Lewis Edwin | concerning Democratic Party politics, 1853, 1856, 1858–1860 | Hastings, John | Ohio congressman, 1854 | Hawes, Richard | Kentucky congressman, concerning the Kansas-Nebraska Act, 1854 | Heart, John | proprietor of the Washington Spectator, 1843–1844 | Helm, Meredith | concerning land in Jefferson County, Va. [now W. Va.], 1856 | Herndon, John Minor | 1846 | Hill, Francis Henry | 1857 | Hill, Nathaniel Boush | concerning the failure of Democrats to receive appointment as officers in the Confederate government, 1861 | Hodge, William L. | 1853 | Hoge, John Blair | as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, 1857 | Hoke, W. | 1860 | Holmes, Isaac Edward | South Carolina congressman, 1843 | Howarth, John H. | 1857 | Hubard, Edmund Wilcox | of "Saratoga," Buckingham County, 1860, 1862 | Hunter, Andrew | 1860, 1868 | Hunter, James Dandridge | 1860, 1872–1873 | Hunter, James Hunter | (b. 1813), 1821, 1854–1855, 1862–1863, 1866 | Hunter, Jane Swann | 1827–1828, 1835, 1838 | Hunter, Martha Fenton | 1826–1828, 1835, 1838, 1842 | Hunter, Mary Evelina (Dandridge) | concerning the U.S. congressional election of 1839; Hunter's election as speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives, December 1839; an exhibition of American Indian paintings by George Catlin [April 17, 1838]; and instructions on plantation operations at "Fonthill" and "Makeshift," Essex County, while Hunter served in the Confederate States Senate, 1836–1843, 1845–1846, 1860–1864, 1878 | Hunter, Robert Mercer Taliaferro (1839–1861) | 1858, 1861 | Hunter, Sarah Harriet Apphia | 1835 | Hunter, William Garnett | at Rumford Academy, King William County, 1827 | Hurst, Minor | as Hunter's land agent in Jefferson County, Va. [W. Va.], 1856 | Hyde, A. | concerning settlement of Hunter's land dealings in Wisconsin, 1858 | Jameson, Enoch | 1839 | Jenkins, Albert Gallatin | bears letter of William Pope Cooper of Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.], concerning political support for Hunter in western Virginia, 1860 | John H. Wartman & Co., Harrisonburg, Va. | concerning the Rockingham Register & Advertiser, 1859 | Johnson, Herschel Vespasian | Confederate senator from Georgia, 1862 | Johnson, Joseph | as governor of Virginia, 1855 | Johnson, Robert Ward | Confederate senator, 1862 | Johnston, Joseph Eggleston | 1861 | Kelly, John Payne | 1845 | Kennedy, Andrew | 1842 | Kerr, Robert H. | 1881 | Lamar, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus | U.S. senator from Mississippi, 1878 | Lang, John D. | 1857 | Leake, Shelton Farrar | 1854 | Lemoine, Fereol | 1836 | Letcher, John | 1860 | Licklider, Thomas | 1855 | Mallory, Francis | 1856 | Marshall, Charles | 1862 | Mason, Charles | 1856, 1859–1860 | Mason, James Murray | 1870 | Maury, Robert Henry | 1859 | Maxcy, Virgil | Maryland lawyer and legislator, concerning the Washington Spectator, 1843 | McConky, James | Baltimore merchant, 1856 | McConky, Parr & Co., Baltimore, Md. | Hunter's chief mercantile agent, 1853, 1858–1861 | McDoniel, William | 1859 | McLane, Robert Milligan | Democratic congressman from Maryland, 1843 | McPhin, William Lyhon | 1857 | Melton, Samuel Wicliff | 1862 | Memminger, Christopher Gustavus | 1862 | Mercer, John | 1846 | Micou, James Roy | 1842–1843 | Miller, Thomas, Dr. | 1843 | Morris & Trimble, Baltimore, Md. | 1859 | Northrop, Lucius Bellinger | 1862 | Old, William | Powhatan County attorney and legislator, 1855, 1857–1858, 1860–1861 | Page, Henry C. | New York newspaper editor, 1860 | Page, Thomas Jefferson | in command of the USS Water Witch while exploring the La Plata River in Paraguay, 1854 | Parker, John Alexander | 1845 | Patterson, Robert Maskell | as director of the U. S. Branch Mint at Philadelphia, Pa., 1851 | Paul, Samuel Buckner | 1860 | Paulding, James Kirke | 1854 | Peters, Francis | 1858 | Pitts, David W. | 1827 | Pryor, Roger Atkinson | 1856, [1860] | Quitman, John Anthony | enclosing a printed Address to the People of Mississippi, [1834], 1858 | Randolph, Thomas Jefferson | 1860 | Raynor, Kenneth | North Carolina congressman, 1860 | Reed, William Bradford | 1865 | Richardson, W. B. | 1878 | Rion, James Henry | concerning John C. Calhoun and the Calhoun family and enclosing a letter of James Gilliam, 1876, 1882 | Ritchie, James S. | 1858 | Ritchie, Thomas | 1853 | Robins, Dr. Joseph Hoomes | of the U.S. General Land Office, 1843 | Rollow, John J. | 1854 | Ross, George | concerning the rental of land and slaves in Culpeper County, 1830–1838 | Roy, William Henry | concerning John Robert Wallace of Fauquier County, 1845 | Russell, Charles Wells | 1860 | Sale, L. P. | 1864 | Samson & Pae, Richmond, Va. | engine-builders and founders, concerning ironwork for Hunter's Mill, Essex County, 1859, 1863 | Scott, Robert Gourmain | concerning the Democratic National Convention, Charleston, S.C., 1860 | Scoville, Joseph Alfred | 1843, 1853 | Seddon, James Alexander | 1843 | Semple, Dr. James | of Henry Count House, Va., 1859 | Sherman, Watts | 1860 | Speer, Sarah Kennedy (Dawson) | 1857 | Stephens, Alexander Hamilton | as a Louisiana congressman, 1877 | Stewart, James Erskine | 1860 | Stone, David Marvin | New York City newspaper editor, 1857 | Taylor, Henry | 1854 | Temple, John | as a student at the University of Virginia, 1826 | Thomas, Philip Francis | Maryland congressman and governor, 1852, 1861 | Thompson, George Western | 1860 | Thompson, Samuel S. | of Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Va. [W. Va.], concerning the Kanawha coal lands and Nicholas County [W. Va.] lands), 1854–1855 | Thornton, James Bankhead | 1836 | Trescot, William Henry | 1878 | Trible, Austin Meredith | Essex County attorney, 1843 | Tucker, John Randolph | 1853 | Tyler, Robert | 1860 | University of Virginia faculty | concerning R. M. T. Hunter [1839–1861], 1858 | Van Buren, Martin | 1860 | Warth, John Augustus | 1860 | Washington, Littleton Dennis Quinton | concerning Democratic Party politics, 1860, 1862, 1864–1866 | Whittemore, John M. | 1845 | Wick, William Watson | Indiana congressman, 1859 | Williams, James W. | 1857 | Williams, Jasper E. | 1869 | Wilson, John | as commissioner of the U.S. General Land Office, 1854 | Wise, Henry Alexander | as governor of Virginia and a possible Democratic candidate for U.S. president, concerning political infighting in Virginia, 1856 | Wright, George | Essex County attorney, 1842 |
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