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Collection Overview
| Size | 8 items. |
| Abstract | The collection includes family correspondence of Bray Baker Walters of Norfolk, Va., including letters from his merchant seaman son, James R. Walters (1824-1852), describing voyages to London, Rio de Janeiro, Falmouth, Jamaica, Cadiz, India, the Cape of Good Hope, Buenos Aires, and Genoa. James Walters died of fever in New Orleans in 1852. |
| Creator | Walters, Bray Baker, fl. 1824-1852.
Walters, James R., 1824-1852. |
| Language | English |
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Biographical Information
Bray Baker Walters (fl. 1824-1852) was a resident of Norfolk, Va.
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Scope and Content
The collection includes family correspondence of Bray Baker Walters of Norfolk, Va., including letters from his merchant seaman son, James R. Walters (1824-1852), describing voyages to London, Rio de Janeiro, Falmouth, Jamaica, Cadiz, India, the Cape of Good Hope, Buenos Aires, and Genoa. James Walters died of fever in New Orleans in 1852.
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