Collection: George Frederick Holmes Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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"A Chapter of Improbabilities Being an Answer to a Certain Canvassing Baroker and His Friends" Box 1, Folder 21

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Adrian Woll Manuscript Box 1, Folder 22

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A.G. Ellis, Oxford, Mississippi, to George Frederick Holmes, Sweet Springs, Va. Box 1, Folder 11, Object 1

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Album of Eliza Lavalette (Floyd) Holmes, Sedley, South Carolina Box 1, Folder 25

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Andrew Steele Fulton, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. to George Frederick Holmes Box 1, Folder 10, Item 3

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Andrew Steele Fulton, Washington, D.C. to George Frederick Holmes, Williamsburg, Va. Box 1, Folder 10, Item 2

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An envelope in Holmes' handwriting addressed to His Excellency Governor J.B. Floyd, Richmond, Va. Box 1, Folder 11, Object 3

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Bookplate bearing a coat of arms and name of Joseph Henry Hendon Holmes Box 1, Folder 32

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Charles Minnigerode, Richmond, Va., to George Frederick Holmes, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Box 1, Folder 15, Object 3

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Claude Crozet, Richmond, Va., to George Frederick Holmes, Williamsburg, Va. Box 1, Folder 10, Item 1

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