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509. JOSEPH PALMORE PAPERS
ca. 1,000 items, 1781-1883
Interspersed throughout this collection of a Cumberland County farmer are documents and letters relating to
slavery, such as an 1830 deed of sale for a slave.
In the 1830s there are a few
notes promising
payment for the hiring out of
slaves, and there are letters to Joseph Palmore
from his brother in Mississippi mentioning the
selling and trading of slaves.
(Acc. 38-149)
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