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Legal Documents, 1742/1895

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This collection consists of a variety of legal documents related to citizens of Rockbrige County. Includes indentures, bonds, materials related to wills, legal agreements, and insurance policies amongst other documents.

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Insurance Policies, 1860/1890 2 Files RHS Collection #0077, Folder 7

Legal Documents, 1742/1895 39 Files

Schoenbrun Collection of Virginia Historical Manuscripts, 1813/1895

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This collection includes individual or small collections of letters to the Custis, Lee, Davidson, McDowell, Reid, and Hale families. Subjects include the Custis family involvement in the American Colonization Society, John Brown's Raid as recounted by V.M.I. cadet Charles A. Davidson of Lexington, Va., Henry "Lighthorse Harry" Lee's life, Lee family genealogy, Anne Lee Marshall's death, the Markoe family of Baltimore, Md.,Edgar Allan Poe, and Washington College (Va.) history including a letter from Cyrus Hall McCormick. The material was found in upstate New York in the mid 20th century and given to Washington and Lee University Archives in 2013.

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Schoenbrun Collection of Virginia Historical Manuscripts, 1813/1895 1 Linear Feet

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