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Charles J. Richards lived in Richmond, Virginia, and was associated with the firm of Van Lew and Smith, merchants. Most of the correspondence is between family members regarding business ventures: Henry Richards is Charles' uncle, and H.B. and G.T. are brothers. Elizabeth Van Lew became known as a northern sympathizer during the Civil War. She was a cousin of Charles and his brothers. The letters are dated 15 March 1833, 27 March 1836, 28 June and 2 August 1838, 13 February 1840 to 13 July 1841. Elizabeth Van Lew's letter, 2 August 1838, is written from Sweet Springs, a spa in Virginia.

From the description of Correspondence, 1833-1841. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122624686

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creatorOf Richards family. Correspondence, 1833-1841. Library of Virginia
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associatedWith Richards, Charles, Jr. person
associatedWith Richards, G.T. person
associatedWith Richards, H.B. person
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associatedWith Van Lew, Elizabeth, 1818-1900. person
associatedWith Van Lew, John. person
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Sweet Springs (Va.)
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