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42. 0053-W Gilbert longstreet and augustus B. longstreet, to be divided among them accordingto the amount of their demands, computing the principal sum alon; but upon http://john.rootsweb.com/FitzRandolph/0053-w.html

The Will of Hannah Fitz-Randolph Longstreet Georgia Richmond County I, Hannah Longstreet of said State and County being advanced in years but of sound mind and memory do make this my last will and testament. First, I desire to be buried in a plain unostentatious manner and that a plain stone be placed at the head of my grave with no other inscription upon it than my name, the time and place of my birth, the time and place of my death, and the following from the lips of the patriarch Jacob, "I have waited for thy salvation O Lord!" Second, I give to my daughter Rebecca Camfield five thousand five hundred dollars. Third, I desire my executors to appropriate two thousand dollars to the payment of the debts, due to the date of this will, by my son William Longstreet to John P. King, James Carter's estate. Gilbert Longstreet and Augustus B. Longstreet, to be divided among them according to the amount of their demands, computing the principal sum alon; but upon this condition: That each of said creditors upon receiving thdir respective dividends, do give to my said son William, a ful and entire release and discharge from all further liability to them on account of said debts should there be a balance of the two thousand dollars left after paying said creditors the principal of these debts aforesaid, I give that balance to the said William. Fourth, I desire that my negro woman Leah be sold to a Master or Mistress of hew own choosing, provided one can be found who will give for her withing twenty five per cent of what my executors may thing her fair value.

43. Group H longstreet 17841833 2. Gilbert longstreet 1785-1851 3. Rebecca longstreet 1786-18764. Rachel longstreet 5. augustus Baldwin longstreet 1790-1870 6. William http://john.rootsweb.com/FitzRandolph/f-gph.html

FitzRandolph Family Groups - H - To add additional names, use the Family Information Form Hannah Fitz-Randolph ( 1761 - 1837 ) Personal: Born March 23, 1761 in Upper Freehold Twp, Monmounth Co., NJ ; died 1837 in Augusta, GA ; and was buried in Augusta . Her parents were James Fitz-Randolph and Deliverance Coward . Married: William Longstreet on about 1783 ; in New Jersey, possibly Allentown . He was born 1760 in NJ ; died 1814 in Augusta, GA ; and was buried in St. Paul's Churchyard, Augusta . His parents were Stoffel Longstreet and Abigail Wooley . Their Children were: 1. James Longstreet 1784-1833

44. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet augustus longstreet was a handsome and wellrespected man. He wasclean augustus longstreet was an important Georgian. He had many http://www.lovett.org/~djbecker/Georgians/papers/21Longstreet.html

Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Alexandra Slade Augustus Baldwin Longstreet was a distinguished Georgian. He was born in Augusta, Georgia on September 22, 1790. He died on July 8, 1870. His parents were yeoman farmers and had moved to the south from New Jersey. Augustus had a fine education. He attended a preparatory school in South Carolina and then went to college at Yale. He also studied law in Litchfield, Connecticut. Longstreet had many careers during his lifetime. At first, he was a lawyer and a judge, riding the circuit from town to town in middle Georgia. Later he wrote a book of stories, Georgia Scenes , which was based on his experiences as a lawyer. He was also in politics, until the death of his eldest son. After that, he decided to devote his life to being a Methodist minister. He also served as a college president at four institutions: Emory College in Georgia, Centenary College in Louisiana, the University of Mississippi, and the University of South Carolina. Augustus Longstreet was a handsome and well-respected man. He was clean-shaven, with dark hair, and sometimes wore glasses. He wore formal clothes appropriate to his jobs. When he was young, he was humorous, but became serious when he grew old, particularly after the death of his son. Longstreet made several important contributions to Georgia and the country as well. His book

45. Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870 (in MARION) longstreet, augustus Baldwin, 17901870. LC data base, 3/16/84 (hdg. longstreet,augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870). HELP Search the Catalog. http://gcl.greenville.lib.sc.us/MARION/ABG-2735

Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870 Heading: Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870 Source data found: King, K. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, c1984: CIP t.p. (Augustus Baldwin Longstreet) galley (b. 9/22/1790; d. 7/9/1870) LC data base, 3/16/84 (hdg.: Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870)

46. THE SOUTHERN LONGSTREETS 1820 ) 6. Henrietta longstreet (1821- ) 6. Frances Eliza longstreet (1824-1899)Henry R. Branham 7. augustus longstreet Branham (1846-1867) 7. Harris Parke http://www.rootsweb.com/~longstrt/0052-ld.html

THE SOUTHERN LONGSTREETS The Descendants of William Longstreet and Hannah Fitz-Randolph The identification numbers in square brackets help distinguish people with the same name. When highlighted they link to additional information. Some of Generations 4 through 9 4. William Longstreet (1760-1814) [ Connection 1784+ Hannah Fitz-Randolph (1761-1837) [0053] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 5. Gilbert Longstreet (1783-1851) [1014] + Elizabeth Leigh (1785-1812)[1631] 6. Child died in infancy [] + Martha Henrietta Eve (1792-1833) [1632] 6. Aphra A. Longstreet (1819-1913) [1633] + Richard Colin Ketchum (1817-) 7. Richard Colin Ketchum (1846-) 6. Hannah Bones Longstreet (1821-1915) [1634] 6. Henrietta Elizabeth Eve Longstreet (1822-1878) [1635] More 6. Gilbert Longstreet (1824-Infancy) [1636] 6. Anderson-Paul Longstreet (1825-1876) [1639] More 6. Emma Eve Longstreet (1826-1898)[1638] More 6. Sarah Longstreet (1828-Infancy)[1637] 6. William Longstreet (1831-Infancy) [1640] 6. Gaston Longstreet (1832-Infancy) [1641] 6. Gilbert Longstreet (-Infancy) [2351] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1847+ Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar (1825-1893) [1079] 7. Frances Eliza Lamar (1848- ) [1209] 1869+ Edward Mayes

47. Henri Weiner / Stephen Longstreet List Of Works From Library Of Congress longstreet, Stephen, John, augustus, 18781961. Drawings of augustus John. Introd.by Stephen longstreet. 1967. longstreet, Stephen, Kollwitz, Käthe, 1867-1945. http://www.stephenlongstreet.com/sl_list.htm

List of Henri Weiner / Stephen Longstreet Novels from Library of Congress with Links - 2/26/02 Name Heading Name: Main Author, Creator, etc. Full Title Date Longstreet, St ephen [Longstreet, Stephen]- [from old catalog] Crime on the Cuff, by Henri Weiner Longstreet, St ephen [Longstreet, Stephen]- [from old catalog] Dead is the door-nail; by Paul Haggard [pseud] Longstreet, St ephen [Longstreet, Stephen]- [from old catalog] Death talks shop, by Paul Haggard [pseud] Longstreet, St ephen [Longstreet, Stephen]- [from old catalog] Death walks on cat feet, by Paul Haggard [pseud] Longstreet, St ephen [Longstreet, Stephen]- [from old catalog] Poison from a wealthy widow, by Paul Haggard [pseud] Longstreet, St ephen Faulkner, William, 1897-1962. Wild palms, by William Faulkner. Longstreet, St ephen Longstreet, Stephen And so dedicated; an American novel, by Thomas Burton [pseud.]. Longstreet, St ephen [Longstreet, Stephen] 1907- [from old catalog] Case of the severed skull, by Henri Weiner Longstreet, St ephen Longstreet, Stephen [from old catalog] Decade, 1929-1939

48. Arts/Literature/World_Literature/American/19th_Century/Longstreet,_Augustus search feature. / Arts / Literature / World_Literature / American/ 19th_Century / longstreet, augustus. Stories, augustus Baldwin http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Am

Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature American Longstreet, Augustus Stories Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Short biography and an excerpt from 'Once Upon a Time in Newton County' A Short History of Emory from Its Founding to the Civil War. URL: http://www.emory.edu/history/pres.longstreet.html

49. (George Albert MARTIN - Joannah B. MARTIN ) LONGCOR (1857 ) Margaret LONGCOR (1 Dec 1804 - 5 Mar 1880) Nana LONGCOR (- ) Anna longstreet (1814 - ) augustus Baldwin longstreet (22 Sep http://www.public.asu.edu/~bgertz/family/index/ind0561.html

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50. Back Issues Play in augustus Baldwin longstreet’s Georgia Scenes (Ahmed Nimeiri)XXXIII 2 44. “Playing longstreet, augustus Baldwin. Play http://www.unc.edu/depts/slj/backissues.htm

Index of Volumes XXIX-XXXIII of the Southern Literary Journal Essays Subjects Books Reviewed Contributors Essays American Exodus: Movement as Motive and Structure in Thomas Wolfe’s Of Time and The River (Michael Everton) XXX Anne Tyler’s Vision of Gender in Saint Maybe (Joyce R. Durham) XXXI Archetypal Symbolism in Alice Walker’s Possessing the Secret of Joy (Geneva Cobb Moore) XXXIII Articulation and Artistry: A Conversational Analysis of The Awakening (Marion Muirhead) XXXIII Balzacian Evolution and the Origin of the Snopeses (Merril Horton) XXXIII By the Wind Grieved: The Proem of Look Homeward, Angel (Terry Roberts) XXIX Cane , Race, and “Neither/Norism” (Charles Harmon) XXXII Chaos and Pattern in Ellison’s Invisible Man (Yonka Krasteva) XXX Cold Parody and Subtle Historian: Reading Walker Percy’s Legacy in Josephine Humphreys’ The Fireman’s Fair (Elinor Ann Walker) XXXI “Collecting Evidence”: The Natural World in Tennessee William’s The Night of the Iguana (Rod Phillips) XXXII Contesting the Boundaries of Race and Gender in Old Southwestern Humor (Ed Piacentino) XXXII The Dark Lady: Temple Drake as Femme Fatale (Scott Yarbrough) XXXI Dedication of William Faulkner Bust at University of Rennes (Joseph Blotner) XXX Disabling History: Contemporary Southern Literature’s Solutions (Donnalee Frega and Brigette Craft)

51. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet To Thomas William Parsons http://kirke.hbz-nrw.de/dcb/Alle_014/Buecher_36/in_NRW_23/003154986.html

Ein freundliches Angebot des Hochschulbibliothekszentrums des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen Projekt 'Virtuelle Kataloge / Innovative Verfahren' Welche Ziele verfolgt das Projekt? Navigation: Prev Up Next Die Titelaufnahme 3.154.986: Augustus Baldwin Longstreet to Thomas William Parsons - 3. print.. 1978. XXII, 594 S. : Ill.. - ISBN 0-300-01618-2. Gesamtwerk Dieses Werk liegt vor oder ist bestellt in: Besitzende Bibliothek Sigel Standort Signatur Keine Angabe 25: Lesesaal B AD/np12-6 Datum der Ersterfassung: Florian Seiffert HBZ , Stand: 28.07.2002

52. USCMap: Longstreet Theatre augustus B. longstreet (17901870), the colorful and controversial jurist, writer,and educator who served as president of South Carolina College from 1857 to http://web.csd.sc.edu/uscmap/bldg/longstreet.html

This familiar landmark , built along the lines of a Roman temple, was designed originally as a chapel and auditorium for the growing enrollment of South Carolina College. From its inception the building was ill-fated. Completion was two years late, the roof blew off twice, and the poor acoustics were apparently incorrectable. The building was used as a military hospital during the Civil War, and the state legislature met there briefly after the war. From 1870 to 1887 it served as an arsenal and armory for the adjutant and inspector general of South Carolina. Finally, because the acoustical problem was never solved, it was converted into a science facility in 1888 and then a gymnasium in 1893. With the remodeling of the building as a theatre in 1976, it has at last found a purpose complementing its architectural grace. Formerly two stories, it is now essentially four stories, featuring a circular stage surrounded by seating. An "effects" sound system and a hydraulic stage capable of accepting one or two wagon stage covers add to the versatility. The main entrance is now at the rear of the building, where a graceful courtyard welcomes theatregoers. The adjacent building, formerly a swimming pool, houses a shop support area and costume construction shop. Augustus B. Longstreet (1790-1870), the colorful and controversial jurist, writer, and educator who served as president of South Carolina College from 1857 to 1861, is perhaps most widely known for his collection of sketches

53. The Fourteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry--Augustus May Letter Letter written by Private augustus C. May, Company A, 14th Ohio Volunteer Infantry thereinforcements that came up to Bragg, was that of longstreet and his http://www.angelfire.com/oh4/civwar/14thohio/acmay.html

Return to Selected Letters Letter written by Private Augustus C. May, Company A, 14th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, describing the battle of Chickamauga. Published in the Toledo Commercial on Saturday, October 17, 1863 (page 2). THE FOURTEENTH AT CHICKAMAUGA. Head Quarters 14th Ohio Volunteers. Chattanooga, Ten., Sept. 30, 1863. FRIEND COMMERCIAL: When I wrote you last it was from Winchester, Tenn., and I then told you, I believe, that the next time you heard form me, my letter should be dated in Chattanooga,that far-famed and long blowed about rebel strongholdand so you see I have told you the truth for once, if I never did before. Yes, we drove the rebels out, and took possession some two weeks ago, and after we had taken possession we thought we might as well travel on a "wee bit" further, and see what we could find, and "snatch um in," but before we had got more than a few Tennessee miles out from Chattanooga, we ran against something Sesesh but the substance was so "soft" that it didn't hurt us much, and, as for the "scare,"why we wouldn't run a step. The consequence was that Bragg and Rosy had to have a fight right there, and so fight we had it. The rebels try to claim a victory, but they say that as "Rosy" still holds Chattanooga, they can hardly call it a victory after all. Yes, "Rosy" has Chattanooga and intends to keep it, and that is what hurts the rebels. Now let all those who have no better sense say that invincible "Rosy" was defeated and thrown back upon Chattanooga in a panic, as much as they please, for it does not hurt or discourage the boys, under his command, in the least. Gen. "Rosy" has always been all right, is all right now, and every one here believes that he is the right man for the future. There is no time, when he is passing up and down the line, but that he is greeted with prolonged and hearty cheering from every man, which very plainly shows that we have the greatest confidence in him, and are willing to follow him to the other side of "Dixie," where he is bound to lead us.

54. A.B. Longstreet The Shooting Match by augustus Baldwin longstreet (1835). Shooting matchesare probably nearly coeval with the colonization of Georgia. http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/DETOC/sw/longstreet.html

"The Shooting Match" by Augustus Baldwin Longstreet (1835) Shooting matches are probably nearly coeval with the colonization of Georgia. They are still common throughout the Southern States; though they are not as common as they were twenty-five or thirty years ago. Chance led me to one about a year ago. I was travelling in one of the north-eastern counties, when I overtook a swarthy, bright-eyed, smerky little fellow, riding a small poney, and bearing on his shoulder a long heavy rifle, which, judging from its looks, I should say had done service in Morgan's corps. "Good morning, sir!" said I, reining up my horse as I came beside him. "How goes it stranger?" said he, with a tone of independence and selfconfidence, that awaked my curiosity to know a little of his character. "Going driving?" inquired I. "Not exactly," replied he, surveying my horse with a quizical smile, "I haven't been a driving by myself for a year or two, and my nose has got so bad lately I can't carry a cold trail without hounds to help me." Alone, and without hounds, as he was, the question was rather a silly one; but it answered the purpose for which it was put, which was only to draw him into conversation, and I proceede to make as decent a retreat as I could.

55. James Longstreet civil James longstreet James longstreet. to. augustus Baldwinlongstreet. Camp, Culpeper Courthouse Va.. July 24, 1863. http://www.virtualology.com/virtualwarmuseum.com/uscivilwarhall/JAMESLONGSTREET.

You are in: Virtual War Museum US Civil War Hall James Longstreet James Longstreet Confederate Lieutenant General Corps commander made four mistakes that have denied him his deserved esteemed place in Southern History: He argued with Lee at Gettysburg. He was correct. He put it in writing He served as a Republican in the U.S.Grant Administration. Research Links James Longstreet Biography James Longstreet (1821-1904). Corps commander James Longstreet made three mistakes that have denied him his deserved place in Southern posterity: He argued with ... James Longstreet, Confederate General, Gettysburg, Chickamauga James Longstreet a North Georgia Notable Born:January 8, 1821, Edgefield District, South Carolina Died: Gainesville, Ga. January 2, 1904 ... Lt. General James Longstreet Memorial - Images by Jay J. ... Lt. General James Longstreet Memorial Dedication. Gettysburg, PA. July 3, 1998. Ulysses S. Grant and James Longstreet Here is an article where General James Longstreet discusses his long friendship with Grant. ...

56. Style Journal Negotiating Community in augustus Baldwin longstreet's Georgia Scenes. Followingthe lead of Kenneth Lynn and his theory of the cordon sanitaire, most http://www.engl.niu.edu/style/archives/vol30n1.html

Volume 30, Number 1 Spring 1996 Reading Style, Reading Fiction Style Home Call for Papers Current Issue ... Northern Illinois University Scott Romine "Negotiating Community in Augustus Baldwin Longstreet's Georgia Scenes." Jed Deppman "History With Style: the Impassible Writing of Flaubert". Michael Kearns "Melville's Chaotic Style and the Use of Generative Models: An Essay in Method." R. A. Buck "Reading Forster's Style: Face Actions and Social Scripts in Maurice". Jack Stewart "Linguistic Incantation and Parody in Women in Love." Gerald Doherty "Lady Chatterley's Lover: Two Theories of Metaphor and Mental Disturbances." Martha Dana Rust "Stop the World I Want to Get Off! Identity and Circularity in Gertrude Stein's The World is Round." Elena Semino and Kate Swindlehurst "Metaphor and Mind Style in Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Scott Romine. "Negotiating Community in Augustus Baldwin Longstreet's Georgia Scenes." back to top Jed Deppman. "History With Style: the Impassible Writing of Flaubert". back to top Michael Kearns. "Melville's Chaotic Style and the Use of Generative Models: An Essay in Method."

57. Documenting The American South: The Southern Experience In 19-th Century America GEORGIA SCENES, Characters, Incidents, c., in The First Half Century of TheRepublic Electronic Edition. longstreet, augustus Baldwin, 17901870. http://metalab.unc.edu/docsouth/longstreet/georgia.html

GEORGIA SCENES, in The First Half Century of The Republic: Electronic Edition Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870 Text scanned (OCR) by Melanie Polutta Images scanned by Melanie Polutta Text encoded by Jeremy Jones, Ji-Hae Yoon and Natalia Smith First edition, 1998 ca. 500 K Academic Affairs Library, UNC-CH University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Call number PS2299 .L4 G4 1850 (Davis Library, UNC-CH) Documenting the American South, or, The Southern Experience in 19th-century America.         All double right and left quotation marks are encoded as " and " respectively. Library of Congress Subject Headings, 21st edition, 1998 LC Subject Headings: Georgia Social life and customs Fiction. Humorous stories, American Georgia. Dialect literature, American Georgia. Natalia Smith, project manager, finished TEI-conformant encoding and final proofing. Ji-Hae Yoon finished TEI/SGML encoding Melanie Polutta finished scanning (OCR) and proofing. GEORGIA SCENES.

58. Civil War Literature 330 p. Call Number 3142.2 Conf; longstreet, augustus Baldwin, 17901870 MasterWilliam Mitten or, A Youth of Brilliant Talents, Who Was Ruined by Bad Luck. http://www.lib.unc.edu/rbc/Docsouth/Civil_War/CW_Lit.html

The Civil WarLiterature Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 Aurora Floyd. A Novel. Call Number: 3072 Conf The Camp Jester, or, Amusement for the Mess. Call Number: 3120 Conf Collins, Wilkie, 1824-1889 The Stolen Mask; or The Mysterious Cash-box. A Story for a Christmas Fireside. Columbia, S.C.: Steam Power-press of F.G. DeFontaine, 1864. 32 p. Call Number: 3078 Conf The Confederate Soldier's Wife Parting from Her Husband!. [S. l.: s. n., 1861?]. 1 p. Call Number: 3165 Conf Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 1826-1887 Mistress and Maid. A Household Story. Call Number: 3079 Conf Evans, Augusta J. (Augusta Jane), 1835-1909 Macaria; or, Altars of Sacrifice. Call Number: 3115 Conf Hewitt, John Hill, 1801-1890 War: A Poem, with Copious Notes, Founded on the Revolution of 1861-62, (up to the Battles before Richmond, Inclusive.) Call Number: 3140 Conf Jordan, Cornelia J. M. (Cornelia Jane Matthews), 1830-1898 Flowers of Hope and Memory: A Collection of Poems. Richmond, Va.: A. Morris, 1861. 330 p. Call Number: 3142.2 Conf Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870

59. §7. Longstreet; "Georgia Scenes;" W. T. Thompson; Hooper; Charles Henry Smith; times was Georgia Scenes (1835), a series of inimitable and clearcut pictures ofthe rude life of the South-east, by augustus Baldwin longstreet (1790–1870 http://www.bartleby.com/226/1007.html

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60. NPS AEP: Common Ground Online Georgia chronicler augustus longstreet, like many of his contemporaries, sufferedfrom a social and historical form of deutronopia—quite literally, color http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/cg/vol2_num1/village.htm

Celebrating National Acomplishments Spring 1997, vol. 2(1) Subscribe to the Magazine Online Archive Unwritten History of the Free African American Village of Springfield, Georgia "In the Southeast alone the number of recorded sites has gone from under 10,000 in 1970 to over 200,000 today [and] while modern field crews only rarely approach those of the New Deal era in size, the quantity and quality of the data far exceed that collected in earlier times." David G. Anderson IN CONTEXT Public Archeology in the 21st Century FEATURE ARTICLES A National Commitment The Southeastern Jumpstart of National Archeology Constructing [on] the Past Unwritten History of the Free African American Village of Springfield, Georgia ... A Sense of Where We Are: One State's View of Federal Compliance Archeology by J.W. Joseph "Those who are curious to know where Springfield stood, at the time of which I am speaking [1798], have only to take their position at the intersection of Broad and Marbury Streets, in the city of Augusta, and they will be in the very heart of old Springfield. Sixty steps West, and as many East of this position, will measure the whole length of this Jeffersonian Republican village, which never boasted more than four dwelling-houses; and Broad-street, measures its width, if we exclude kitchens and stables." Georgia chronicler Augustus Longstreet, like many of his contemporaries, suffered from a social and historical form of deutronopia—quite literally, color-blindness. For at the time Longstreet wrote of, Springfield was more than four dwelling houses, kitchens, and stables. It was also the home to some 98 free African Americans, one of the larger communities of its kind in the Old South.

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