Collection: Tisinger Family collection of Shenandoah County land surveys, 1749/1932 - ARVAS Search Results

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Plat, survey, and division of Peter Reeser's land, 1832 Box 2, Folder 22

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Plat, survey, and division of Samuel Wendel's (deceased) land among his heirs, 1856/1857 Box 2, Folder 80

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Plat, survey, and division of the lands belonging to George Showman and Stephen Showman, 1831 Box 2, Folder 47

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Plat, survey, and division of the lands Peter Supinger (deceased) among his heirs, 1867 Box 2, Folder 64

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Plat, survey, and divisions of Philip Orndorff's tract Box 2, Folder 12

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Receipts for land purchased for non-payment of taxes, 1850/1859 Box 3, Folder 21

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Re-survey for Henry Hottel, 1803 Box 3, Folder 13

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Re-survey of Henry Wocker's land, 1813 Box 3, Folder 12

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Samuel Shaffer estate documents, 1876/1880 Box 3, Folder 4

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Survey and calculations for land David B. Stiegel sold to Samuel Neff, 1855 Box 2, Folder 9

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