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246. CAPERTON FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 400 items, ca. 1840-95
microfilm (M-2133)
Personal and business papers of the
Caperton and allied families from Monroe City, containing few references to slavery,
such as two letters from John Caperton in New Orleans to William
Caperton in Monroe City, December 4, 1847, and
January 2, 1848, in which John
empowered William and others to sell all of his Virginia slaves and send him the money.
(Acc. 7482-b)
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