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 | Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts |  |
481. MINOR FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 6,000 items, 1764-1936
Mainly business, legal, and educational papers of John B. Minor, a University of Virginia law professor, and the Minor
family of Albemarle County. There appears to be
very little material relating to slavery; however, a letter to Minor in 1860 refers to
the American Colonization Society.
(Acc. 38-602)
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