Francis McNeece Whittle papers, 1847-1880.

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Francis McNeece Whittle papers, 1847-1880.

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Most papers relating to Bishop Whittle are minor correspondence with Bishops William Rollinson Whittingham and William Pinkney concerning individual clergymen and lay readers. There are also copies of eight more substantive letters by Whittle to his family, the originals of which are in the Conway Whittle Papers at the College of William and Mary Library.

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