Collection: Armistead-Cocke Papers, 1680/1917 - ARVAS Search Results

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Account book and accounts of Augustine Curtis, 1772/1774 Box 1, Folder 40

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Alban Gilpin for Gilpin, Cocke & County to William Cocke, Cumberland, Virginia, 1807 Box 2, Folder 103

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Alexander Donald, Richmond to William Cocke, 1790 Box 2, Folder 51

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Alfred W. Gibbs, Altoona, Pa. to Miss Ganmi?, 1899 Box 3, Folder 59

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Ann Brown, New York, to Maria Carter Armistead, 1772 Box 1, Folder 39

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Ann Cleves Armistead, Hesse to Mrs. Jane Cocke sister-in-law, Cumberland County, 1793 Box 2, Folder 86

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Ann Cleves Armistead to mother Maria Armistead, 1793 Box 2, Folder 87

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Ann P. Jones? Lowland Cottage to Cousin, Miss Harriet P. Dixon, Milwood, Frederick County, Va., 1835 Box 3, Folder 6

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Ann Willis to sister Maria Armistead, 1790 Box 2, Folder 48

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Anonymous to Lewis Willis, Fredericksburg, 1789 Box 2, Folder 29

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