Collection: Richard Blow Papers / Date range: 1801 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Richard Blow Papers Date range 1801

Account of Blow & Scammel with Richard Blow Box 30, Folder 2

12 pieces

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Accounts, Dr. Lee Hall, Portsmouth for Mediciines, etc. Box 39, Folder 2

6 pieces

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Alex Leckie, Nassau, New Providence to Talbot Godwin Box 25, Folder 2

Re: debt owed by Godwin to Leckie

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Alex Leckie, Nassau to Richard Blow, Norfolk Box 26, Folder 4

Re: collection of debts due him

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Alex Leckie Papers to Blow as Power of Attorney Box 26, Folder 5

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A.R.S. Hunter, Hunter Hole, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth Box 26, Folder 4

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A. Russell and Stephen Hathaway, New Belfod, to Richard Blow, Norfolk Box 26, Folder 2

Expecting ship from Ireland soon; wishes cargo for it, vessel about 250 tons

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Barnabas Swain, Hampton Roads, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth Box 26, Folder 1

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Benj & Hatcher, Manchester to Richard Blow, Norfolk Box 26, Folder 1

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Blow & Scammell, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth Box 26, Folder 4

"The Coopers left Tower Hill some days ago; they have some barrels to make at the old place, then they set off for Norfolk"

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