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C. Sterling Hutcheson Papers, 1925-1969

Papers, 1925-1969 (bulk 1933-1969), including files related to Hutcheson's professional career as a jurist, personal files related to his interests and activities with the organizations with which he was affiliated, and papers related to genealogical, historical, and some business interest. Hutcheson maintained a large correspondence with a variety of individuals. A prolific writer with broad, public interests, he appears to have acknowledged most incoming letters, even congratulatory letters for his achievements throughout the years. Correspondents of particular interest include: Randolph W. Church, General Edwin Cox, Virginius Dabney, William B. Hill, George Humrickhouse, W. Moscoe Huntley, Davis Y. Pascall, Governor William Tuck, William J. Van Schreeven. Researchers are advised to consult relevant files in all series for a complete search of an individual's correspondence with Hutcheson.

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