Lot 443
[SOUTH CAROLINA]. Group of 19th-century legal documents, including:
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Lots Open
Jun 19, 2024
Lots Close
Jul 2, 2024
Timed Online / Cincinnati
Estimate
$200 - $300

Sold for $413

Sold prices are inclusive of Buyer’s Premium
Lot Description
[SOUTH CAROLINA]. Group of 19th-century legal documents, including:

Approx. 25 legal documents, bulk ca 1850s, many associated with the Charleston District, South Carolina. Lot includes, in part, papers associated with James Tupper (1819-1868), Charleston Master-in-Equity, and with the Cohen family, Charleston commission merchants. Documents vary in nature, and relate to subpoenas, wills, indentures, bonds, briefs, orders and other legal matters.

A native of Charleston, South Carolina, James Tupper practiced law and preached in Aiken, S.C. He was appointed Master-in-Equity in 1850, and served during the Civil War as South Carolina state auditor. Tupper was involved in the sale of property which did at times include enslaved men and women. Additional research into the papers offered here may yield important connections to the South Carolina slave trade.

[With:] A later group of letters, receipts, and other documents, most from South Carolina, ca late 1800s-early 1900s. -- Small group of documents and receipts from other states, including Kentucky.
This lot is located in Cincinnati.
Property from the Augustana Collection
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