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 | Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts |  |
484. MINOR FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 50 items, ca. 1830-1910
Personal correspondence of this family of Edgewood in Albemarle County. A statement
by Bishop William Meade attests to the fact that
his wife before her death wished part of her estate to be used for "The
Welfare of The African race" and a November 22,
1884, letter from C. L. C. Minor at
Winchester comments on the trial of two blacks
for killing a white man and the mood of the community for a lynching if the
verdict was not death.
(Acc. 6907)
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