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Preferred Citation:

Branch Family Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary

Scope and Contents

Calling card invitation headed "High Street M.E. Church" in Petersburg, Virginia with engraved names, John P. Branch and Mary Louisa M. Kerr, for Tuesday May 12th, no year. Invitation from Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch for "the pleasure of your company" on the "tenth of February" at One West Franklin Street [Richmond, Virginia].  October 19, 1907 letter from Philip F. Brown, manager of "The Chesterfield" apartments in Richmond, Virginia to John P. Branch about a $31.29 debt owed by Branch Cunningham, John P. Branch's nephew.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

• Cunningham family
• Debt
• Invitations
• Merchants--Virginia--Richmond
• Petersburg (Va.)--Social life and customs
• Richmond (Va.)--Social life and customs