Collection: Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933 / Subjects: Financial records - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933 Subjects Financial records

Bond, Robert Fulton to Fanny Bassett Washington, 1798 Box 31, Folder 1798.01.14

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Clement Biddle letter book no. 45, 1785/1788 Box 110, Shelf Closed Stacks

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Deeds and papers, relating to lands bought in Virginia by J. H. Brown for Aaron Leggett, 1790/1861 Box 17, Folder 1790-1861

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Fairfax Family Ledger, 1739/1747 Box 98, Shelf Bound Manuscripts/Ledgers

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Insurance policy, Bushrod Washington, 1815 Box 89 OVERSIZE, Folder 1815.12.06

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Inventory, Articles at Mount Vernon with appraised value, 1800 Box 35, Folder 1800.00.00

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Letter, John Minor to David Stuart, 1810 Box 42, Folder 1810.08.04

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List of indebted individuals and amounts owed to Genl. George Washington's estate, 1847 Box 68, Folder 1847.01.29

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List of items ordered for a ceremonial funeral for George Washington, Charles Pinckney, 1800 Box 37, Folder 1800.03.07

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Receipt, Isaac Camwell, 1831 Box 55, Folder 1831.04.06

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