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James Blair of Virginia – Typescripts with Corrections Pages 76-150 , 1971
Typescript of manuscript with corrections and additions by Parke Rouse and the publisher.
James Blair of Virginia – Typescripts with Corrections Pages 151-225, 1971
Typescript of manuscript with corrections and additions by Parke Rouse and the publisher.
James Blair of Virginia – Typescripts with Corrections Pages 226-300 , 1971
Typescript of manuscript with corrections and additions by Parke Rouse and the publisher.
James Blair of Virginia – Typescripts with Corrections Pages 301-397 , 1971
Typescript of manuscript with corrections and additions by Parke Rouse and the publisher.
William and Mary Dedication of James Blair Statue Tape #2, October 21, 1993
One Betacam videotape of William and Mary Dedication of James Blair Statue in 1993. Tape #2.
Lewis Cohen Signed Profile Study for Sculpture of James Blair, 2006 May 5, 1992
Gutter, Slate Roof Repair-Campus Center, James Blair Chancellors, Washington Hall
Camera Negatives
St. George Tucker (1752-1827), Williamsburg, Virginia to James Blair, Williamsburg?, 1772 September 24
Mrs. Eustace wished him to inform Doctor Blair he saw the anonymous letter she mentioned. So impressed with contents he can repeat every word. Advised her to consider it product of a meddlar to prevent reconciliation of Doctor Blair and his wife, Kitty (Eustace) then in progress. Also note to Mrs. Eustace hoping she and daughter will acquit themselves properly. Has long believed, and experience will confirm it, that Doctor James Blair is incompetent.
St. George Tucker (1752-1827), Williamsburg, Virginia to James Blair, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1772 September 20
"Drawings and Watercolors by Hans Groh," "James Blair Studies by Lewis Cohen," and "The Reverend James Blair, Preparatory Models and Drawings for the Statue" by Lewis Cohen, 1995., 1995
Scope and Contents This series includes includes fliers and booklets from exhibits, dedications, classes, calendars, press releases, newsletters, and annual reports that were previously part of the University Archives Publications Collection. Material is added to this series on an ongoing basis.
"James Blair, D. D.," in William B. Sprague, Annals of the American Pulpit, 1859
vol. 5 (New York: Robert Carter, 1859). Pages 7-14, containing biographical sketch of Blair, and also a biographical sketch of Hugh Jones, who was a professor of mathematics at the College of William and Mary as well as a clergyman. Typed transcription of Sprague's sketch of Blair.
James Blair (1741-1772), Williamsburg, Virginia to St. George Tucker, College in Williamsburg, 1772 September 16
Letter received from Mrs. Eustace. Mother-in-law informed she made confidence of only one lady and Doctor Archibald? Campbell. Had talked to Mr. Tucker on odious subject. Asks what passed in the conversations. Odious subject is question of his virility.
Papers Relating to an Affidavit Made by his Reverence James Blair... against Francis Nicholson, 1942
Photostat and photocopy of the published pamphlet Papers Relating to an Affidavit... (London: 1727), made in 1942 from the volume owned by the John Carter Brown Library; photocopy of handwritten document entitled A Defence of Mr. Blair; and a Confutation of an Anonymous [sic] Pamphlet, Lately Dispersed by General Nicholson, Entitled Papers Relating to an Affidavit...
Daniel Esten Motley, Life of Commissary James Blair, Founder of William and Mary College, October 1901
Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, One Volume.
Report of Rev. James Blair on the Anglican Religion in America prior to 1697
Box I
Blair-Madison building and endowment fund, 1920's
pamphlet requesting funding to preserve and restore the main college building in memory of James Blair and Bishop James Madison with the complege restoration to cost $100,000 (The Main Building is now named Christopher Wren Building). Also to establish an endowment of scholarships to educate students for the Christian ministry. The funds were to be used to fire-proof the building and complege the quadrangle as originally planned to supply much needed additional lecture rooms.
Jane Blair to Mrs. Eliza Whiting, 1788 February 27
Hugh Blair Grigsby, Charlotte C[ourt] H[ouse],Virginia, to James Barron Hope, Norfolk, Virginia, 14 January 1876
"...heartly concur with you in every effort to bring the power of the Federal Executive within proper limits...."
James Bair, at Red Oak Camp, to his cousin, Hanry D. Blair, at Camden, S.C., 1832 July 25
Scope and Contents Letters of Henry D. Blair, of Alabama, his wife, Mary Louise (Saunders), and members of their families.
Hugh Blair Grigsby, "Edgehill," Charlotte County, Virginia, to James Barron Hope, Norfolk, Virginia, 11 October 1879.
Anne (Blair) Banister (1746-) to Mrs. Eustace, 1772 July 17
Thanks for favors, especially on trip of Sister Cary (Sarah Blair Cary) and self to Baltimore. Enjoyed Purvince family. Clothes damaged by rain. Informed by Mr. Tucker that Mrs. Eustace would like to see her. Declines. Visit would cause displeasure of relatives. Wishes her happiness, though it be denied to brother (James Blair). Letter of Kitty (Eustace) Blair on reverse.
Invoice for good made out to the Honorable John Blair Esquire, Debtor, brought from James Craig for £18.8.3; with the note stating above discounted out of an account owed to John Blair, Jr., signed by James Craig, 1764 January 28-1766 October 8
Sunken Gardens including views of James Blair Hall and Chancellors Hall. Black & White, 8 x 10 print, circa 1965., circa 1965
A collection of thirty-eight photographs by Kwok Ying Fung in a photograph album entitled, An Interpretation of the College of William and Mary, probably taken around 1965. The collection also includes oversized prints of some photographs.
Aunt Anne (Blair) Banister to "niece" (Eliza (Braxton) Whiting), 1803 October 25
John Blair Deposition in the Lawsuit of Margaret Eustice [Eustace] versus Seth John Cuthbert, 1787 December 29
Deposition of John Blair in the lawsuit of Margaret Eustice [Eustace] versus Seth John Cuthbert in the Superior Court of Chatham County, Georgia, in which Blair discusses the lawsuit of Catherine [Eustace] Blair [Cuthbert, widow of James Blair] versus John Blair in the Chancery Court of James City, Virginia which concerned her dower right.