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Charlottesville School Census, White Children – A-K, 7 folders, 1935 7 folder(s) Box 11, Folder 4-10
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – A-K, 8 folders, 1930 8 folder(s) Box 8, Folder 1-8
Charlottesville School Census, White Children, and Miscellaneous Documents – D-W, 1939 2 folder(s) Box 13, Folder 1-2
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – A-S, 7 folders, 1920 7 folder(s) Box 3, Folder 2-8
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – D-Z, 9 folders, 1925 9 folder(s) Box 5, Folder 1-9
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – F-M, 10 folders, 1940 10 folder(s) Box 15, Folder 1-10
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – L-Y, 9 folders, 1930 9 folder(s) Box 9, Folder 1-9
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – L-Z, 7 folders, 1935 7 folder(s) Box 12, Folder 1-7
Charlottesville School Census, White Children – N-Z, 9 folders, 1940 9 folder(s) Box 16, Folder 1-9
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