A Guide to the Carlton-Hughes family Papers, 1845-1931
A Collection in
the Library of Virginia
Accession Number 38260
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Preferred Citation
Carlton-Hughes family. Papers, 1845-1931. Accession 38260, Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Thomas Stephenson, 7 August 2001.
Biographical/Historical Information
George K. Carlton, of King and Queen County, Virginia, was the brother of Rachel Hughes, of Fluvanna and King William Counties, Virginia. Rachel Hughes was married to John W. Hughes and they had a daughter Camilla J. Carlton.
Scope and Content Information
Papers, 1845-1931, of the Carlton-Hughes family of King and Queen and King William Counties, Virginia. Includes an indenture for a slave named Claire, from George Carlton to William Hughes, dated 1845 July 18th; the will of Rachel Hughes of King William County, dated 26 February 1876; and correspondence to George K. Carlton, 1897-1931, regarding an oyster business in Virginia.