Collection: Archibald Woods Papers / Date range: 1815 - ARVAS Search Results

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A. Caldwell to Archibald Woods Box 9, Folder 927

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Agreement between Archibald Woods and John Cunningham Box 9, Folder 898

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Agreement between Archibald Woods, Ohio County, West Virginia and Jasper Malory and John Long of Wheeling, West Virginia Box 9, Folder 931

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Agreement (witnessed by James Smith) between James Barrett and Archibald Woods Box 9, Folder 910

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Agreement (witnessed by Joshua Molliston) of Nathan Goodridge and John Morley with Archibald Woods Box 9, Folder 907

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Alexandria Darnes, Waynesburgh, Pa. to Archibald Woods, Wheeling, West Virginia Box 11, Folder 1133

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Alpheus P. Wilson, Morgantown, West Virginia, to Archibald Woods, Ohio County, West Virginia Box 9, Folder 894

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Andrew Elliott, St. Louis, Mo., to Archibald Woods Box 9, Folder 915

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Andrew Woods to Archibald Woods Box 9, Folder 900

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Appointment of John Millet as ensign in the 4th Regiment, 18th Brigade and third Division of the Virginia Militia. Signed by Wilson Cary Nicholas. Registered by J. W. Pleasants. Bears seal of Virginia Box 9, Folder 904

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