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R. N. (Richard Nathaniel) Hackett

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By R. N. (Richard Nathaniel) Hackett

Biographical sketch of Hon. T.C. Manning

Hackett, R. N. (Richard Nathaniel), 1866-1923 · 1886 · Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies

R. N. Hackett's biographical sketch of Thomas Courtland Manning, a North Carolina judge. Detached from the November 1886 North Carolina University Magazine and printed at Chapel Hill by the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, it belongs with the run of judicial lives the student magazine published through the 1880s.

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About R. N. (Richard Nathaniel) Hackett

Gordon and Hackett family papers, 1752-1942 (bulk 1847- 1860)

Gordon (Family : Wilkes County, N.C.); Hackett (Family : Wilkes County, N.C.) · 1752

Family papers of the Gordons and Hacketts of Wilkes County, North Carolina, dated 1752 to 1942 with most material from 1847 to 1860. Subjects include James B. Gordon, Caroline Louise Gordon Hackett and three Hackett men, and cover Confederate officers' correspondence and military life, education, women's social life, and the Yadkin River Valley. Student life at Chapel Hill appears as well. Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 1040.

Why this is here: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Hackett, R. N. (Richard Nathaniel), 1866-1923.

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