Collection: Alexander Haight family collection, 1764/1976 - ARVAS Search Results

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Sweet, George to sister Phoebe Haight (formerly Sweet) partial handwritten transcript, 1849 Box 2, Folder 16

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Sweet, Margaret (formerly Titus) to daughter Phoebe Haight (formerly Sweet), 1869 Box 2, Folder 17

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Taylor, M. Earnest to Helen Hill Haight, 1919 Box 2, Folder 18

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The Bank of the Valley of Virginia two uncut 1 and 2 dollar bank note sheets Box 2, Folder 29

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"The Civil War Experiences of a Northern Family Settled in Virginia: Taken Mainly From the Diaries of Charles and Phebe Sutton" typed manuscript Box 4, Folder 14

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"The principal Cities of the United States" photograph booklet Box 4, Folder 13

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Thompson, Jack to Helen Hill Haight, 1919 Box 2, Folder 19

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Titus, Alfred H. to cousin Phoebe Haight (formerly Sweet) Box 2, Folder 20

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Titus, Elias to sister Margaret Sweet (formerly Titus), 1871 Box 2, Folder 21

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Trading Post, Lake George ledger book, 1764/1808 Box 5

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