Maury family letters [manuscript] 1871-19220.

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Maury family letters [manuscript] 1871-19220.

Personal correspondence of various members of the Maury family including Ann Maury, Fontaine Maury, Lucy Jane Price Maury, Reuben Maury, Rutson Maury, Stephen Price Maury, and Ellen Maury Slyndon.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7928726

University of Virginia. Library

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