Collection: Ritchie-Harrison Papers, 1807/1938, bulk 1830/1870 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Anne C. McGibbon per Thomas Ronaldson, Chillicothe, [Ohio], to James[sic] Ritchie [i.e., Thomas Ritchie], Washington, 1850 Box 11, Folder 697

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Anne Eliza Cross, Washington, to Charlotte Ritchie Gittings, Baltimore Box 4, Folder 278

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Anne Eliza Ritchie Cross, [?], to Charlotte Ritchie Gittings Box 4, Folder 279

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Anne Eliza Ritchie [Cross], [?], to Charlotte Ritchie Gittings Box 4, Folder 280

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Anne Eliza Ritchie [Cross] to Charlotte Ritchie Gittings Box 4, Folder 284

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Anne Eliza Ritchie [Cross], [?], to Isabella Ritchie Box 4, Folder 281

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Anne Eliza Ritchie [Cross], [?], to Isabella Ritchie, 1857 Box 4, Folder 274

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Anne Eliza Ritchie, Washington, to Mrs. Isabella Ritchie, Richmond, Virginia, 1845/1848 Box 4, Folder 273

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Annie Cross, [?], to [Margaret Ritchie Stone?] Box 4, Folder 277

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Annie Cross, Washington, to [?] Box 4, Folder 283

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