Kentland Farm
Organization
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
James Randal Kent Papers
Collection
Identifier: Ms-1987-031
Abstract
James Randal Kent was a wealthy land owner and enslaver in Montgomery and Pulaski counties, Virginia. The collection includes court records, correspondence, titheables to the Sheriffs of Montgomery and Pulaski counties, photographs, court summons, a letter, and other notes concerning Kent's property (Kentland), his business affairs, and estate.
Dates:
1825 - 1887
Jimmie L. Price Papers
Collection
Identifier: Ms-1987-048
Scope and Contents
His collection consists of four videotapes of interviews conducted by Price with Montgomery County residents, including an interview in 1986 with Elizabeth Kent Adams about the Kentland property; interviews conducted in 1987 with four Montgomery County residents, including Robert H. Surface, Albert Hamlin, Evans Linkous, and Arnold Linkous, about coal mines and mining in the county; and an interview with Frank Bannister of Montgomery County, whose ancestors were slaves and later servants at...
Dates:
1986 - 2003
"Whitethorne Photographs of Kentland for Margaret K. Cowan" Photograph Album
Collection
Identifier: Ms-2021-020
Abstract
This collection contains a spiral bound photo book that contains photographs of Kentland Plantaition and surrounding areas. This collection also contains a sheet of paper, probably from a scrapbook, with photographs of Kentland and Walnut Spring. Kentland Farm is located in nothern Montgomery County, Va. and was formed in the early 1800s by James Randal Kent.
Dates:
ca. 1900s