Collection: James Barron Papers (I) - ARVAS Search Results

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Invitation - G. Newton and M. King, Cateras, to Commodore James Barron Box 7, Folder 27

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Invitation John Reed, House of Representatives, to Commdre. James Barron, Washington City Box 9, Folder 53

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Invitation - Mrs. Bainbridge to Comdr. James Barron Box 7, Folder 73

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Invitation - Peter A. Browne, Philadelphia, to Commo. James Barron Box 9, Folder 23

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Invitation - Robert Patterson and James M. Broom to Commodore James Barron, Philadelphia Box 7, Folder 22

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Invitations from the President to Commo. Barron Box 12, Folder 33

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Invitation - to Com. James Barron from Colonel Page Box 10, Folder 56

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Item concerns a system of signals, based on those written by James Barron in 1798-99 Box 12, Folder 54

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Item concerns Capt. Rodgers and Commo. Barron Box 12, Folder 68

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Item concerns Colonel Cropper and Commo. Haley Box 12, Folder 70

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