Collection: Roy Bird Cook (1886-1961), Collector, Papers, 1679/1984, bulk 1840/1960 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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[article; original] "Washington on the Frontier, " by Louis Knott Koontz, from 'The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, ' October 1928, 1928 Box 38, Volume Notebook 64

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[article; original] "Washington's Lands, " from 'History Magazine, ' May 1863, 1863 Box 38, Volume Notebook 62

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[article; original] "Washington's 'Tour to the Ohio' and Articles of 'The Mississippi Company'" by Archer B. Hulbert, from 'Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, ' October 1908, 1908 Box 38, Volume Notebook 63

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[article; original] "Washington's Tour to the Ohio, From His Journal of a Tour to the Ohio River in 1770, " from 'Old South Leaflets, ' no. 41 Box 38, Volume Notebook 63

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[article; original] "Washington's Wedding, " by Don C. Seitz, from 'Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, ' August 1926, 1926 Box 38, Volume Notebook 64

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[article; original] "West Virginia at First and Second Manassas, " by Roy Bird Cook, from 'Confederate Veteran' (see pp. 375-378) Box 26, Volume Notebook 27, Page 380-383

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[article; original] "West Virginia Battle Ground, " from 'Confederate Veteran' Box 26, Volume Notebook 27, Page 550B-550C

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[article; original] "West Virginia Books, 1800 to 1830, " by Boyd B. Stutler, from 'The School Journal' Box 32, Volume Notebook 45, Page 267, 269, 271

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[article; original] "West Virginia Newspapers Prior to 1821, " by Boyd B. Stutler, from 'The School Journal, ' October 1920, 1920 Box 32, Volume Notebook 45, Page 264-265

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[article; original] "Westward Extension, 1763 to 1776, " from 'Tyler's Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, ' April 1926, 1926 Box 38, Volume Notebook 64

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