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Receipts, bills and a genealogical record of several branches of Walker's family. In a letter, March 3, 1886, James H. Gilmore, Law Department, University of Virginia, writes to Robert Poore Valentine concerning a talk he has had with other professors and the conclusion that 100 passengers might by counted on daily to use a street car from the University to the city. In a letter, July 27, 1917, W. H. Adams, President of the Richmond Pollard Club, writes to Albert E. Walker about gubernatorial candidate John Garland Pollard.
Papers of Albert Ernest Walker.
Diaries of Edward Walker Jeayes.
Recipients include: Sir John Clopton, his nephew (also named Edward Walker), the Duke of Albemarle, and Sir Walker's brother. (2b) an engraved portrait of Sir Edward Walker, with a facsimile of his autograph dated 1644.
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