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229. WILLIAM S. BROWN DIARY
3 items, 1843-46, microfilm
(M-640)
The diary of this clerk of the court of King George County contains a December
17, 1843, description of a song and prayer meeting in the slave
quarters; a January 17, 1844, mention of the
murder of one slave by another; an April 12,
1845, record of an attack on Captain John S.
Washington by a black man; and a
November 1, 1845, mention of the will of N.
H. Hove that freed his slaves and sent them to Africa.
(Acc. 4492)
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