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Letters: Jos. D. Mason, New York to Lee Nicholson, regarding Mason family Box 8, Folder 42

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Letters Lyon G. Tyler, Williamsburg, to Lee Nicholson Box 12, Folder 59 and 59A

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Letters. Mary Mason Heath, Washington, to Lee Nicholson, Wakefield. Box 2, Folder 7

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Letters: Mrs. Fothergill & others to Lee Nicholson Box 2, Folder 5

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Letters regarding Dillard family: Daisy T. Riddick, Richmond and Norfolk, and Mrs. R.F. Dillard, Blackstone. Box 4, Folder 22

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Letters regarding Nicholson line from various members Box 12, Folder 59 and 59A

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Letters to Mr. Nicholson from Miss Mary Mason Heath Box 5, Folder 28

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Letters to Nicholson regarding Epes family and decendants Box 4, Folder 24

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Letter. Sue W. Brown, Petersburg, Va. to Lee Nicholson, Wakefield. Box 3, Folder 12

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Letters: W.J. Fletcher, Washington, D.C. to Lee Nicholson. Box 4, Folder 25

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