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451. MALLORY FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 200 items, 1728-1835
A small collection of the business papers of Nathan and John Mallory, small planters, of Orange County. Included are a February
2, 1758, bill of sale for a black woman; a September 1767 letter offering payment of debt in slaves; and a
June 16, 1774, letter from Colonel Aylett forbidding the sale of slaves to
satisfy estate settlement.
(Acc. 38-140)
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