Collection: Jacob Fuller scrapbook - ARVAS Search Results

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Society of Cincinnati roll-call of members voting to give funds to Washington Academy Scrapbook 1, Item 6, Doc. 9

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Statement of Agreement by Liberty Hall Academy to accept proposed donation from Col. McNutt of land in Nova Scotia Scrapbook 1, Item 8, Doc. 1

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Statement of Condition of Cincinnati Fund by J.H. Myers, Treasurer Scrapbook 1, Item 7, Doc. 17

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Statement of F. M. Lawson, Treasurer-Cincinnati Society, re: amount & condition of Washington College Fund Scrapbook 1, Item 7, Doc. 20

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Statement of J. Baker (Treasurer "for time being in trust") of Society of Cincinnati funds Scrapbook 1, Item 7, Doc. 21

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Statement of Stock of Society of Cincinnati by J. Baker, Treasurer Scrapbook 1, Item 7, Doc. 18

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Summary sent to Miss Parks of items from Fuller scrapbook microfilmed in Charlottesville by Mr. Coleman Scrapbook 1, Item 9, doc. 15

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Terms of loan to Washington Academy to be repaid Scrapbook 1, Item 5, Doc. 22

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Undated petition from Rector & Trustees of Washington Academy to U.S. Congress Scrapbook 1, Item 6, Doc. 7

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