McCluer papers, 1830-1894. Compiled ca. 1913.

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McCluer papers, 1830-1894. Compiled ca. 1913.

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This accession includes an annotated, typed narrative (14 leaves) written by Uncas McCluer's daughter Mattie M. McClure (a.k.a. P.M.K.), b. 1883, and a typed transcript (9 leaves). The narrative details the hardships encountered by a minister's family during the 19th century in Southwestern Virginia. There is also genealogical data about her paternal and maternal grand parents.

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Library of Virginia

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