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Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts

1.

APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

2.

ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

2a.

THOMAS BALCH LIBRARY

3.

BLUE RIDGE INSTITUTE

4.

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY

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5.

COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG

5.52.

52. ELIZA JAQUELIN AMBLER PAPERS

5.53.

53. ROBERT ANDERSON PAPERS

5.54.

54. EDMUND BAGGE ACCOUNT BOOK

5.55.

55. WILLIAM BLATHWAYT PAPERS

5.56.

56. NATHANIEL BURWELL PAPERS

5.57.

57. ROBERT CARTER LETTERBOOKS

5.58.

58. ROBERT WORMELEY CARTER DIARY

5.59.

59. RICHARD CORBIN PAPERS

5.60.

60. DABNEY FAMILY LEDGER

5.61.

61. CHARLES DEANE LETTER

5.62.

62. WILLIAM GOOCH DOCUMENTS

5.63.

63. MISCELLANEOUS MANUSCRIPTS

5.64.

64. MANN PAGE, JR., PAPERS

5.65.

6.

THE HANDLEY LIBRARY

7.

HAMPTON UNIVERSITY

8.

MacARTHUR MEMORIAL

9.

GEORGE C. MARSHALL RESEARCH LIBRARY

10.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

11.

MUSEUM OF THE CONFEDERACY

12.

NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY

13.

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY

14.

RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN'S COLLEGE

15.

SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE

16.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

17.

THE VALENTINE MUSEUM

18.

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

19.

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

20.

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY

21.

THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA

22.

VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY

23.

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY

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57. ROBERT CARTER LETTERBOOKS

3 items, 1761-69
Business volumes of this planter from Westmoreland County. Among the entries concerning slavery is one mentioning that a slave had been banished for cruelty to one of the Carter children.