Collection: Palmyra and Fluvanna County, Virginia business ledgers, 1789/1875 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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A.G. A[braham] Shepherd, Jr. Shop Book for 1844, 1844 120 pages Ledger 9

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A.G. A. Shepherd, Palmyra Day Book, 1845 107 pages Ledger 10

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A.G. Shepherd Day Book, Palmyra, Virginia, 1845/1846 800 pages Ledger 3

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A.G. Shepherd Day Book, Palmyra, Virginia, 1846/1847 100 pages Ledger 37

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A. W.E. Shepherd [Store?] Ledger A, Palmyra, Virginia, 1836/1839 307 pages Ledger 29

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Colonel Martin Tutwiler Ledger, Palmyra, Virginia, 1849/1859 244 pages Ledger 27

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Day Book of Thomas H. Tutwiler, a lawyer, and Commonwealth Attorney of Fluvanna County for twenty years, Palmyra, Virginia, 1847 120 pages Ledger 14

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Fluvanna County Court Cost Records, 1840/1849 257 pages Ledger 19

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Fluvanna County Court Records, 1849/1859 144 pages Ledger 45

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Fluvanna County Court Records, [Lawyer's Fee Book?], 1789/1815 251 pages Ledger 44

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