Howell Edmunds Jackson
Location of Papers

Correspondence with Jackson in the Melville Weston Fuller papers.

Correspondence with Jackson in the Preston Family papers-Joyes collection.

Correspondence with Jackson in the Charles McClung McGhee papers.

Harding-Jackson Papers, 1819-1911. 2.52 linear ft. Finding Aid. Contains papers of Harding family who were in-laws of Howell E. Jackson. Collection contains many items of Jackson family correspondence, an 1880's Jackson notebook and some 1892-1894 Supreme Court opinions written by Jackson. These copies were purchased from the University of North Carolina library in 1969.

Howell E. Jackson Family Papers, 1841-1942. 0.8 linear ft (ca. 400 items) Finding Aid. These are the papers of Howell E. Jackson and his brother, William H. Jackson. The brothers married sisters who were the daughters of William Giles Harding, owner of Belle Meade Plantation about six miles from Nashville. Contains correspondence, business and real estate papers, wills, deeds, indentures and newspaper clippings.

Correspondence with Jackson in the Robert H. Cartmell papers and the Hill McAlister papers.

Harding and Jackson Family Papers, 1819-1889. 500 items. Finding Aid. Chiefly related to Belle Meade, but included scattered personal and Jackson family correspondence, and some of Jackson's political and legal papers.