Collection: Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia Records, 1866/2004, bulk 1919/1969 / Date range: 1941 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia Records, 1866/2004, bulk 1919/1969 Date range 1941

Marion--Christ Church--history (51), 1936/1954 Box 55, Folder 57

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Martinsville--St. Paul's Mission (52); Norton--All Saints (58); Pocahontas--St. Luke's (62); Pulaski--Christ (64), 1941 Box 63, Folder 31

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"Minute Book of the New River Convocation", 1925/1942 Box 106, Folder 13

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Minutes of Board of Directors of Stuwart Hall, Inc., 1930/1949 Box 104, Folder 26

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Morrill, E. Franc, Estate, 1941/1943 Box 64, Folder 24

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National Council--Department of Domestic Missions (198); National Council--Department of Promotion--Thomas A. Scott File (202A), 1941 Box 63, Folder 57

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National Council--Treasurer (206), 1941 Box 63, Folder 58

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National Council--Women's Auxiliary (207); Phillips, Bill (209C), 1941 Box 64, Folder 1

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Nora--St. Stephen's--history--photographs, 1940/1942 Box 63, Folder 13

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Norton--All Saints--photographs, 1940/1942 Box 63, Folder 14

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