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321. JAMES WESTHALL FORD PAPERS
800 items, ca. 1820-80
Personal and business papers of this Richmond portrait artist (1806-
1868). Two letters from Joseph
Mills in Norfolk to Ford, January 13
and July 28, 1840, ask Ford to sell a black woman, Delphina, owned by Mills
because she did not want to live in Norfolk.
(Acc. 6073)
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