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 | Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts |  |
230. BRUCE FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 14,000 items, 1769-1863
Correspondence, journals, and account books of James Bruce and his son, James Cole
Bruce, of Berry Hill, Halifax County. There
are lists of slaves, e.g., a November 22,
1849, list and inventory of slaves on the plantation of Messrs. Bruce, Seddon, and Williams and
an 1852 "Register of Negroes," plus many entries
in the account books and other material relating to slavery.
(Acc.
2692)
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