Collection: Brown Family Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Miscellaneous newspaper clippings that have been torn Box 1, Folder 55

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Miscellaneous notes of John and Thomas Brown showing interest owed and some calculation notes Box 1, Folder 22

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Names in an old ledger found in the attic of James Brown's farmhouse Box 1, Folder 35

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Newspaper clipping of Dr. Kent Black's obituary Box 1, Folder 55

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Newspaper clipping of John Barnett's obituary Box 1, Folder 55

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Newspaper clippings of John C. Brown's obituary and death Box 1, Folder 55

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Note and bill for molasses and whiskey bought by James C. Brown from Younger & Smith in Lynchburg, Virginia Box 1, Folder 11

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Note and bill from Younger and Smith to Jas. C. Brown for whiskey Box 1, Folder 11

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Note concerning the suit between John Brown's Chancery and Howe and Robert Brown Box 1, Folder 41

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Note explaining the judgement is granted in favor of the plaintiff for $753.00 with interest Box 1, Folder 27

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