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376. HILLYER FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 350 items, ca. 1790-1860 ,
microfilm (M-209)
Letters between Asa
Hillyer of Connecticut and his sons. Most
of the correspondence is with his son Shaler of
Poplar Grove, Georgia. The social comment
mainly concerns Georgia. Included are a slave bill
of sale; a "Cotton Book" listing the number of pounds picked by each hand;
and a list of slaves "Freed by Abe Lincoln's
Proclamation."
(Acc. 2130)
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