Collection: Monroe County (W. Va.) Court Records and Miscellaneous Papers, 1751/1927 - ARVAS Search Results

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Tax Book (Number of enslaved people listed under enslavers name), 1843/1844 Reel 110 (formerly 477-478)

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Tax Book (Number of enslaved people listed under enslavers name), 1843/1844 Box 97, Item 116

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Tax Book (Number of enslaved people listed under enslavers name), 1843/1845 Reel 110 (formerly 477-478)

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Tax Book (Number of enslaved people listed under enslavers name), 1843/1845 Box 97, Item 117

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Town of Union Town Charter; Hotelkeepers Tax; Capitation; Dog Tax; Hog Pens, 1868/1875 Reel 110 (formerly 477-478)

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Town of Union Town Charter; Hotelkeepers Tax; Capitation; Dog Tax; Hog Pens, 1868/1875 Item 118

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Two Plays by Isaac Byrnside Item 158

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Union Lyceum Minute Book, 1845/1847 Item 157

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U.S. Army Medical Dept.; Private Account Book of J.B. Hull, Blacksmith, 1868/1878 Reel 110 (formerly 477-478)

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U.S. Army Medical Dept.; Private Account Book of J.B. Hull, Blacksmith, 1868/1878 Item 147

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