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Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts | ||
212. BONNER, MERCER, AND PELHAM FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 200 items, 1762-1888
Correspondence, financial records, wills, and genealogical data of the
Bonner family of Greene
County, Ohio, and the Mercer and Pelham families of Virginia, who had intermarried into the Bonner family. Included are emancipation documents and
correspondence concerning Frederick Bonner's
slave Dick.
(Acc. 10142)
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