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614. WALKER FAMILY PAPERS
ca. 1,300 items, ca. 1780-1880
Mostly family letters of the Walker family
of Rockbridge County. In the business and legal
papers are a few scattered slave items, such as an 1825 letter referring to the sale of slaves to provide cash, an
1837 letter listing high slave prices in Missouri, and an 1837
letter discussing the need for slaves for rent in Missouri, at double the Virginia
rates.
(Acc. 1532)
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