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Wilson Miles Cary to Wilson Cary Nicholas Box 3, Folder 39

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Wilson Miles Cary to [Wilson Cary Nicholas], expresses some confusion in regards to a request for papers of Wilson Nicholas's brother [George?]. Box 2, Folder 82

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Wilson Miles Cary to [Wilson Cary Nicholas], responds to a request about transactions that have been so long-standing that Wilson Cary can no longer remember what they were for precisely. Inquires after Wilson Nicholas's daughter and says that Nelson Nicholas is excelling in his studies of mathematics. Box 2, Folder 81

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Wilson Miles Cary to Wilson Cary Nicholas; Sent from Carysbrook Box 1, Folder 70

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Winchester (including Frederick County), 1918-1920, 1937 Box 15, Folder 32

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Wise County--Big Stone Gap Box 15, Folder 33

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Wise County--Norton Box 15, Folder 34

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"With Good Reason," featuring Edgar Toppin and James Farmer Box AV2

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Witness Summons for Lee-Nicholas Land Dispute Box 3, Folder 15

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W.M. Randolph to Cary Anne Randolph Ruffin; Sent from Port Gibson Box 9, Folder 57

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