Additional Cabell Resources, at U.Va. and Elsewhere
This image, adorned with a twentieth-century inscription which obscures more than it reveals about the identity of the subject, is of one of the many Joseph Cabells. Context suggests that it may be Col. Joseph Cabell, Jr. (1762-1831).
- About this Project
- The individuals and institutions that have made this project possible.
- Searchable Database of Cabell Family Papers
- The sources documenting the family's past are held at the University of Virginia, the Library of Virginia, the Virginia Historical Society, and the College of William and Mary. A single searchable database makes all the materials on the Cabells held in those institutions easily accessible to anyone wishing to explore this vast collection of sources.
- Cabells on the Internet
- The Cabell Family has a growing presence on the Internet; provided here are links to some of the most significant sites.
- Bibliography
- Full bibliographical information for the books, articles, digital resources, and manuscripts consulted in the preparation of this website.
- The Cabells and Their Kin
- The story behind Alexander Brown's 1895 labor of love and its 1939 reprint, still the most important source for information on the Cabells of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
- Digital Archive
- Selected documents from the University of Virginia's collection of Cabell manuscripts are available online.
