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605. NATHANIEL BEVERLY TUCKER PAPERS
ca. 100 items, 1857-61
Letters between Tucker and his relatives while he was serving as
consul in Liverpool, England, in 1851-61. The letters from Virginia were mainly from relatives at Tucker's home
in Jefferson County. Many of them contain news of
the slaves: on January 30, 1853, the slave
Mammy requested that she be taken to her grave in a hearse, and a March 28, 1856, letter mentions typhoid among
slaves.
(Acc. 10321)
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