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

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Warrant - "Warrant for the Court and notice to J.B. to attend as his conduct is to be inquired into," issued by Capt. Alexander Murry for meeting on "October 5 next." Box 1, Folder 60

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W.C[raig] to Commo. James Barron, Norfolk, Virginia Box 12, Folder 8

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Wellington Gordon, Kenmuirt, to Miss Barron Box 11, Folder 102

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William Duane, Philadelphia, to Joseph Cabell Box 9, Folder 25

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Will - of Richard Barron as made in 1787 and 1809 Box 3, Folder 17

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Wm. C . Gatewood, Sandersons Hotel, [Phila], to Commo. James Barron, Philadelphia Box 11, Folder 65

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Wm. Gatewood to Commo. James Barron Box 12, Folder 15

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Wm. P.C. Barton, Navy Department, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Washington, to James Barron, Capt. U.S.N., Gov. Naval Asylum, Phila. Box 11, Folder 45

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Wm. P.C. Barton, Navy Department, Bureau of Medicine & Surgery, to Commo. James Barron, Gov. Naval Asylum, Phila. Box 11, Folder 54

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Wm. P.C. Barton, Navy Dept., Bur. of Med. and Surgery, Washington, to Commo. James Barron, Gov. of Naval Asylum, Phila. and reply Box 11, Folder 49

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