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George Wythe Munford Papers, 1828-1891

Papers, 1828-1891, of George Wythe Munford (1803-1882) of Richmond, Virginia, consisting of correspondence concerning a duel challenge; the 1860 Democratic convention in Baltimore, Maryland, and secession; John Thompson Brown (1802-1836); a portrait of George Wythe Munford for the Virginia State Library; gold for the Virginia treasury; George W. Munford's legal troubles with the federal government; society; the Buchanan Spring Quoit Club; and other matters. Papers also include affidavit and deed for Richmond property; bills, checks, and drafts for caterers; stock certificate; military general orders concerning the Confederate archives, Henry H. Wells's appointment as Governor of Virginia, election on the proposed constitution, and transfer of power to civilian authority; a eulogy on George W. Munford; questions for former Confederates seeking pardons; and two sermons by Reverend John Buchanan (d. 1822), rector of St. John's Church in Richmond.

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