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Petition of Edmund Kinney
Petition of Edmund Kinney 5/2/1879
Petition of Mary S. Kinney
Petition of Mary S. Kinney 5/16/1879
Letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower from Evelyn Grimes Allen In Favor of School Integration
Letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower from Evelyn Grimes Allen In Favor of School Integration 9/25/1957
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Mildred Jeter
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Mildred Jeter 7/1958
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Richard Loving
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Richard Loving 7/1958
Marriage License for Richard Perry Loving and Mildred Delores Jeter
Marriage License for Richard Perry Loving and Mildred Delores Jeter 7/1958
Protesters from the Interracial Marriage Club
Protesters from the Interracial Marriage Club 8/28/1963
Protesters from the Interracial Marriage Club
Protesters from the Interracial Marriage Club 8/28/1963
Appeal to the Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia
Appeal to the Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia 5/27/1966
Decision in Loving v. Virginia
Decision in Loving v. Virginia 6/12/1967
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