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Series 7. Wrapped Packages (Wrapped Packages 1-26) Box Wrapped Package 1, Box Wrapped Package 2, Box Wrapped Package 3, Box Wrapped Package 4, Box Wrapped Package 5, Box Wrapped Package 6, Box Wrapped Package 7, Box Wrapped Package 8, Box Wrapped Package 9, Box Wrapped Package 10, Box Wrapped Package 11, Box Wrapped Package 12, Box Wrapped Package 13, Box Wrapped Package 14, Box Wrapped Package 15, Box Wrapped Package 16, Box Wrapped Package 17, Box Wrapped Package 18, Box Wrapped Package 19, Box Wrapped Package 20, Box Wrapped Package 21, Box Wrapped Package 22, Box Wrapped Package 23, Box Wrapped Package 24, Box Wrapped Package 25, Box Wrapped Package 26

This series includes ledgers for the Hammond & Siler and John T. Siler & Son businesses, assorted account books, and family bibles.

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Series 8. Oversize Material (box S8/Box 1) Box S8/Box 1

This series consists of assorted oversize material, including blueprints, children's books, and sheet music.

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Seymour Bohrer Box S2/Box 25, Folder 21

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S. F. Shelly vs. John G. Fouse, et al. Box S2/Box 41, Folder 25

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Shannon Michael vs. C.N. Graham and Allen Box S2/Box 35, Folder 23

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Sheet music Box S8/Box 1

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Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital Box S2/Box 41, Folder 26

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Sheriff of Morgan County Box S2/Box 41, Folder 27

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Silas M. Spriggs estate Box S2/Box 43, Folder 15

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Siler Box S2/Box 43, Folder 5

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