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 | Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts |  |
475. MEADE FAMILY PAPERS
28 items, 1775-1850
Primarily consists of family correspondence of Richard Everard Meade,
originally of Amelia County. Scattered references
to slavery include a November 12, 1824,
letter from Hadijah Meade to R. L. Meade cautioning him that buying slaves might not be a
worthwhile venture because they were "lazy and vicious."
(Acc. 10126-a,
-b)
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