Collection: Jim Comstock, Newspaper Editor and Collector, Papers / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Advertisements and Notices Box 2b, Folder 13

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Alfred Caldwell Papers (first two folders include mostly correspondence related to Wheeling Bucher-Caldwell-Poker genealogy; third folder includes copies of legal documents from 1750-1832) Box 2a, Folder 11-13

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Ambrose Crawford Taxes, Harrison County Box 2b, Folder 1

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Autograph Collection Box 1, Folder 27

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Ayer's Book of Pies and Puddings Box 2b, Folder 11

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Ballah Family Papers Box 2b, Folder 2

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Berkeley County Sheriff's Office Accounts Box 1, Folder 3-4

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Bible Records (incl. Robinson and Fulton families) Box 2a, Folder 7

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Bills, Invoices, Etc. of G.H.A. Kunst (& Son) Box 2a, Folder 9c-9d

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Bills of G.H.A. Kunst (provide examples of mostly pre-West Virginia statehood billheads for Wheeling businesses) [2 folders] (additional Kunst material in box 1, folder 11) Box 2a, Folder 9a-9b

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