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218. BRAXTON FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 60,000 items, 1785-1911
Primarily the papers of Allen Caperton
Braxton, a Staunton attorney, with a very
small group of papers of the Braxton family from
Chericoke, King William County. Of particular
importance are the notes and correspondence of Allen
Caperton Braxton when he was a member of the Virginia
Constitutional Convention of 1901-2 that disfranchised the black voter.
(Acc. 3329, -a)
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