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53. ROBERT ANDERSON PAPERS
4,763 items, 1787-1858
Family, business, and personal correspondence and accounts of this
merchant, insurance agent, and politician of Williamsburg and Yorktown. Among the
business papers are arrest warrants for slaves. There is considerable
correspondence concerning slavery, such as a January 11, 1846, letter from Anthony
Baber to Robert Anderson discussing an
incident in which the slave Salley was badly
burned.
(Acc. Ms 72.2)
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