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192. BALDWIN-LLOYD PAPERS
ca. 30 items, 1845-58
A series of letters from John Hargon in
Mississippi to Colonel
Edward Lloyd in Annapolis, Maryland.
Hargon apparently was the manager of a number of Mississippi plantations owned by Lloyd. There is frequent discussion about the plantation slaves,
especially deaths, deaths, and sickness.
(Acc. 5163)
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