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Bobby Welborn Letter

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Two page letter addressed to his parents letting them know of his change in companies and barracks while attending the Citadel.

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Bobby Welborn Letter 0.01 Linear Feet

Welborn, Robert

Two page letter addressed to his parents letting them know of his change in companies and barracks while attending the Citadel.

College of William and Mary

Rappahannock Military Institute Party Invitation

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Invitation to a Cadets' Select Party given by the Corps of Cadets at the Rappahanock Military Institute. Names listed in the invitation as Managers of the party include, Colin D. Clarke, J. M. Scott, J. L. Clarke, A. G. Dickinson, T. M. Lewis, J. B. Jett, E. H. Henry, A. B. Pendleton, M. S. Stringfellow. The bottom of the party invitation has a hand written note, Respects of Cadet Robert B. Fauntleroy.

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Rappahannock Military Institute Party Invitation 0.01 Linear Feet

Rappahannock Academy

Invitation to a Cadets' Select Party given by the Corps of Cadets at the Rappahanock Military Institute. Names listed in the invitation as Managers of the party include, Colin D. Clarke, J. M. Scott, J. L. Clarke, A. G. Dickinson, T. M. Lewis, J. B. Jett, E. H. Henry, A. B. Pendleton, M. S. Stringfellow. The bottom of the party invitation has a hand written note, Respects of Cadet Robert B. Fauntleroy.

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