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Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts | ||
64. MANN PAGE, JR., PAPERS
509 items, 1765-1869
Business, legal, and personal papers of this Gloucester County businessman. There are scattered references to
slavery, such as an August 9, 1783, deed
from Richard Coleman to John
Page for a slave named Tom and an
October 19, 1788, letter from John Page to Mann Page
mentioning illness among the slaves.
(Acc. MS 42)
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