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199. BARRON, WARING, AND BAYLOR FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 1,300 items, ca. 1820-1900
Business and personal papers of these Essex
County families including papers of Samuel
Barron, CSN. Scattered references to slavery include an October 27, 1862, letter describing the
escape of nine blacks impressed for work and a
November 2, 1860, letter describing
differences in slave prices between
Gloucester and Richmond.
(Acc. 10314)
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