Collection: Reverend C. Shirley Donnelly Collection / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Letter from G. Edmonds -- Whipple Mine Explosion 1907 Box 2, Item L00004

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Letter from Grace Loving regarding Lochgelly mine explosion Box 2, Item L00009

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Letter from Harlan Adkins regarding Layland Mine with picture of survivors Box 3, Folder 21, Item L00010

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Letter from Harlan Adkins to Donnelly Box 2, Folder unfoldered

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Letter from J.A. Shuck regarding Echo Mine Explosion Box 2, Item L00006

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Letter from J.A. Shuck regarding Red Ash Mine Explosion Box 2, Item L00005

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Letter from Major Eli M. Dews -- Confederate Soldier's discharge signed by letter sender's great -- grandfather, Captain Samuel S. Dews. Box 2, Item L00003

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Letter from Mrs. Elmer Biros regarding Lochgelly Mine Box 2, Item L00008

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Letter from Mrs. Elmer Biros regarding where were killed miners buried from Lochgelly Mine Box 2, Item L00007

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Letter from Sylvester Berry regarding Red Ash, Beury, Old Sugar Creek Mine, Layland Mines Box 2, Item L00014

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