Papers of Blair Bolling [manuscript] 1810-1908.

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Papers of Blair Bolling [manuscript] 1810-1908.

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Journal of his travels, 1810-39, through Virginia, mentioning the University of Virginia, Jefferson, funeral of John Randolph, his journeys by boat through various canals, the Norfolk navy yard, a trip to New York in 1822, etc. (2 v. holograph) -- Book of memorandums relating to the Plantations, 1827-38, a farm journal listing slaves and produce, chiefly tobacco and wheat (1 v.) -- Correspondence, business and legal papers pertaining to Bolling and other members of the Bolling family (ca. 90 items) -- Also correspondence 1848-1908 of Archibald Bolling and his son Blair Bolling with some Civil War letters (ca. 50 items). Record book, 1869 Feb.-1870 June, of the Cluster Springs Literary Society, incl. constitution, by-laws, list of members and minutes of meetings (1 v.).

160 items + 4 v. + 90 ft. of microfilm : negative.

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