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 | Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts |  |
787. NASH FAMILY PAPERS
8,438 items, 1734-1889
Personal, business, legal, and political correspondence and accounts
of this family of Red Hill, Powhatan County. There
are frequent references to slavery, such as lists, inventories, and deeds. A
1792-1859 account book of
John White Nash mentions a fee for defending
two slaves accused of poisoning their master.
(MsslN11786a)
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