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Coley, Henry D.

by Maury York

1819?–1887

Henry D. Coley, North Carolina state librarian [2], was a native of Connecticut [3]. He was appointed state librarian in 1868 and held the position until February 1871. For thirty years prior to his appointment he worked in some of the largest bookstores of the South, including the North Carolina Bookstore operated in Raleigh by Henry D. Turner. Coley married Eleanor Stuart in 1845 and the union produced seven children.

References:

Jerry Cross, "Historical Research Report for the Andrew Johnson Birthplace, Part 2," Appendix L (North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh)

Fourth Annual Report of the Auditor of Public Accounts (Document No. 4, Executive and Legislative Documents, 1871–1872 [4])

Jonathan Worth Papers [5] (North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh).

Subjects: 
Biography [6]
Public officials [7]
UNC Press [8]
Authors: 
York, Maury [9]
From: 
Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, University of North Carolina Press. [10]

1 January 1979 | York, Maury

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