Descriptive Summary | |
Title: Vincent, Chapple and Jackson families papers | |
Creator: Matthews, Vincent | |
Creator: Vincent family | |
Creator: Chapple family | |
Creator: Jackson family | |
Inclusive Dates: 1822-1922 | |
Language(s): English | |
Extent: 2 Linear Feet 2 boxes, 1 oversize folder | |
Collection Number: ms4483 | |
Repository: Hargrett Library |
Isaac S. Vincent (1806-1861) was a Captain in the 1st Regiment of Georgia Volunteers stationed at Cedar Town, Georgia. He helped oversee the removal of the Cherokees in 1838. He commanded the Clarke County Rifles at the beginning of the Civil War and was Clarke County's first casualty killed in action. He is buried locally at the Oconee Hill Cemetery.
This collection includes photographs, correspondence, albums, and genealogical information regarding the Jackson, Chapple, and Vincent families, items included were collected in relation to the Matthews family ancestry. It includes correspondence from Isaac Vincent during the Cherokee removal, and the muster roll from the Clarke County Rifles from 1861 with updates on casualties through the Civil War.
[Item, box, folder], Vincent, Chapple and Jackson families papers, ms4483, Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, The University of Georgia Libraries.
Related collections in the Hargrett Library are the Isaac S. Vincent papers, ms617; and Death of Captain Isaac S. Vincent resolution, ms617a.