Sub-series 1 - Letters and research

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P/P155/25/4/1

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Letters and research

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  • 1815-1991 (Creation)

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138pp

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[This sub-series contains outdated attitudes or language that does not reflect the current views or positions of the University of Galway Library. Reader discretion is advised.]
Kerby A. Miller's typed transcripts and/or abstracts of the Stavely letters; photocopied pages from research sources related to Irish emigration and the American South; a photocopy of the original Mary Adams letter from 17 February 1818; a copy of 'Emigration from Ulster to the United States of America,' a typed report on Stavely family emigration, by Dr Grenfull Morton, Queen's University of Belfast, 1978; Miller's research notes; photocopied newspaper clippings; census research; and Miller's correspondence with colleagues, historical societies in the American South, and genealogists.

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