Collection: Lee Nicholson Papers, 1827/1938 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Lee Nicholson Papers, 1827/1938

"The Briggs Family"- copy made by Clayton Torrence for Mrs. Warner Moore. Box 2

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"The Briggs Family" (typed) from Henry Briggs Surry Co., 1635 Box 7, Folder 39 & 39A

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"The Gilliam Family" by Col. Thos. H. Ellis typed, 1849 Box 10, Folder 51

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"The Jones and Batte Families of Virginia" Box 1, Folder 2

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"The Language of Flowers" compiled by Lee Nicholson (longhand), 1907 Box 11, Folder 54 & 54A

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"The Mason family, by Mrs. Fothergill" Box 9, Folder 46

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"The Morton Family Genealogy" from John Morton Box 11, Folder 55

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The Nicholson coat of arms (typed) Box 6, Folder 36

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"The Pegram family record" (longhand 8 pp)- transcribed from family Bible of Robert B. Pegram of U.S. & Conferate Navies Box 13, Folder 62 & 62A

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"The Scott Family" (30 pp. typed oversize) Box 15, Folder 72

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