A Guide to the Coleman D. Bennett Receipts, 1864 Bennett, Coleman D., Receipts, 1864 38016

A Guide to the Coleman D. Bennett Receipts, 1864

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Accession Number 38016


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Repository
Library of Virginia
Accession number
38016
Title
Coleman D. Bennett Receipts, 1864
Physical Characteristics
2 leaves
Physical Location
Personal papers collection, Acc. 38016
Language
English

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Preferred Citation

Coleman D. Bennett. Receipts, 1864. Accession 38016, Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Transferred from Technical Services, 22 January 2001.

Biographical/Historical Information

Coleman D. Bennett, also known as Colonel Coleman Bennett, was born in Bedford County, Virginia in 1806, the son of Richard and Asenath Sena Dalton Bennett. As an adult Bennett took residence in Pittsylvania Court House, Virginia, where he achieved financial success as a merchant and banker. Bennett also earned a moderate level of civic prominence serving as Pittsylvania County postmaster and sheriff and later as a Pittsylvania County representative in the Virginia legislature for the session 1842-1843. He married first Sarah Smith Jones on 11 Dec. 1834 and second Martha Ann Parrish circa 1843. Coleman D. Bennett died in 1870.

Scope and Content Information

Receipts, 4 March 1864, of Coleman D. Bennett (1806-1870), Pittsylvania County's sheriff, issued by C. P. Hyde of the Headquarters Engineer Department, Department of Northern Virginia for the delivery of H. A. Berger's slave named Clanton and T. J. Hodnett's slave named Isaac.