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589. STUART-BALDWIN PAPERS
ca. 15,000 items, ca. 1780-1850
A large collection consisting almost solely of the legal, financial,
and personal correspondence of Archibald Stuart
and Briscoe Baldwin, lawyers from Staunton, and their related family letters. There
are very
few references to slavery, e.g.,
the June 6, 1820, sale of a slave and
letters of April 10 and May 2, 1823, from P. H.
Leuba to Miss Mary Jane Lewis
discussing the health of slaves.
(Acc. 228)
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