Collection: Ellison Family Papers, 1819/1977 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Ellison letters (copies) (with calendar of letters attached), 1912/1913 Box 4, Folder 4

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Farm deeds -- J. Z. Ellison to A. D. Ellison [1954], S. S. Miller to A. D. Ellison [1886], agreement for division of property between J. Z. Ellison, Mrs. Julia A. Smith, and J. W. Fleshman [1881], John Miller to J. Z. Ellison [1869], John Hutchinson to Jennie Ellison [1842] (several surveys included), 1842/1954 Box 6, Folder 11

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Farm instructions and miscellaneous Box 1, Folder 7

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Hans Creek account book & Red Sulphur Springs blank book, 1853/1854 Box 3, Folder 5

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Hans Creek Mill ledger Box 4, Folder 7

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Hans Creek Mill ledger, accounts, 1840/1855 Box 3, Folder 4

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Hans Creek Mill ledger, Red Sulphur Springs ledger (copies) Box 4, Folder 8

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James Dunlap Family; letters from Kansas, 1880/1883 Box 1, Folder 2

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Jennie Dunlap Box 1, Folder 8

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John R. Ellison, Jr.'s will (original), 1842 Box 3, Folder 9

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