Collection: Lee Nicholson Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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"Mrs. Harvey Butler's Family Records." Box 2, Folder 7

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Mrs. Tom Marshall, Windsor, Va. to Lee Nicholson, regarding home place "Mill-Brook," home of Charles Briggs near Sebrell, Southampton Co., Va. Plat enclosed. Box 3, Folder 12

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Mrs. Wm. R. Todd's Mason Ancestry (2 pp. typed) Box 9, Folder 44

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Much correspondence of related families Box 12, Folder 61

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"My Day in Dinwiddie County" by Thomas H. Boisseau- typescript- gives list of homes in Dinwiddie and descendents of families who owned them. Published in the Virginian Box 3, Folder 12

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Myrick family (longhand) Southampton Co., Va. Box 10, Folder 51

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Neblett Family Box 12, Folder 57

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Newspaper, full page The Sun, Baltimore, regarding Wyatt family Box 12, Folder 59 and 59A

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Newspapers: Hearst's Sunday American- Atlanta, some Gee records, "Many Georgians Trace Ancestry to Gee Family in Dixie History" Box 4, Folder 25

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Nicholson Family Box 12, Folder 58

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