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A time of high cotton : a personal history of three interrelated plantations : Mulberry Hill, home of Lt. William Miller Bouknight, Pine House, home of Capt. Benjamin Warren Bettis, Sherwood Forest, home of America's tenth president, John Tyler
- Title
- A time of high cotton : a personal history of three interrelated plantations : Mulberry Hill, home of Lt. William Miller Bouknight, Pine House, home of Capt. Benjamin Warren Bettis, Sherwood Forest, home of America's tenth president, John Tyler / Frances Payne Bouknight Tyler.
- Author
- Tyler, Frances Payne Bouknight, 1933-
- Publication
- [Richmond, Virginia] : [publisher not identified], [2014]
- Petersburg, Virginia : Dietz Press, [2014]
- ©2014
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- Additional Authors
- Dietz Press (Richmond, Va.)
- Description
- xxiv, 350 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits (some color), photographs (some color); 26 cm
- Subject
- Tyler family
- Tyler family > Homes and haunts > Virginia > Charles City County
- Bauknight family
- Bauknight family > Homes and haunts > South Carolina > Edgefield County
- Betts family
- Betts family > Homes and haunts > South Carolina > Edgefield County
- Payne family
- Turner family
- Miller family
- Poppenheim family
- Tyler, John, 1790-1862 > Homes and haunts
- Bouknight, William Miller, 1807-1873 > Homes and haunts
- Bettis, Benjamin Warren, 1812-1893 > Homes and haunts
- Bauknight family
- Betts family
- Miller family
- Payne family
- Turner family
- Tyler family
- Tyler, John, 1790-1862
- 1861-2099
- September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001 > Anecdotes
- Plantation life > Virginia > Charles City County
- Plantation life > South Carolina > Edgefield County
- Historic buildings > Virginia > Charles City County
- Historic buildings > South Carolina > Edgefield County
- Historic buildings
- Homes
- Manners and customs
- Plantation life
- Politics and government
- Travel
- Sherwood Forest (Charles City County, Va.)
- Mulberry Hill (Edgefield County, S.C.)
- Pine House (Edgefield County, S.C.)
- Confederate States of America > History
- United States > History > Civil War, 1861-1865
- Southern States > History > World War, 1914-1918
- Southern States > History > World War, 1939-1945
- Virginia > Politics and government > 21st century
- Southern States > Description and travel
- Southern States > Social life and customs
- Southern States > History
- South Carolina > Edgefield County
- Southern States
- United States > Confederate States of America
- Virginia
- Virginia > Charles City County
- Genre/Form
- Anecdotes
- Genealogy
- History
- Anecdotes.
- Contents
- War : The last days, 1862 -- After the war : Plantations, 1889 -- Tragedy and war : Education -- Adolescent plantation owners, 1911 -- The Pine House eternal -- World War I and tragedy, 1917 -- Home : Cotton, 1924 -- Home, 1926-1933 -- Servant's row, 1928 -- Mother's domain, 1936 -- Mulberry Hill : My father's doman -- The Miller House, 1938 -- Family, 1912-1938 -- Local voices -- The end of an era : The war years, 1941 -- Death of a gentleman, 1945 -- After World War II, 1945 -- Leaving home : Courtship, 1952 -- Another home, 1957 -- Sherwood Forest Plantation -- Horses and carriages -- The Tylers and Sherwood Forest -- Traveling backwards -- Sherwood once more, 2000 -- Chrismas morn, 2000 -- War once more : The American Democratic process, 2001 -- Tuesday, September 11, 2001 -- Remembering always.
- ISBN
- 9780692298169
- 0692298169
- 9780692309452
- 0692309454
- OCLC
- on1032826591
- 1032826591
- SCSB-9371188
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library