Collection: Tisinger Family collection of Shenandoah County land surveys / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Bill for surveys, in account with William Tisinger Box 1, Folder 60

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Calculation of the land which Lewis Orndorff sold Box 2, Folder 13

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Certification of signatures for Mary Craik and Elizabeth Funkhouser Box 3, Folder 9

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Courses of a tract sold to Hupp by C.C. Lee Box 1, Folder 73

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Court decree to divide land of Joseph T. Hickman Box 1, Folder 52

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Court decree to divide the land of William Ripley and Valentine Ripley among heirs Box 2, Folder 4

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Deed and surveys for land Erasmus and Elizabeth Rinker sold to Philip C. Dellinger and Mordecai Dellinger Box 2, Folder 27

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Deed and surveys of land Valentine Ripley conveyed to Rhesa Allen Box 1, Folder 88

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Deed between Elizabeth Hickle's executors and George Swartz and Samuel W. Swartz Box 1, Folder 95

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Deed between Elizabeth Shaeffer and Henry Grabill Box 2, Folder 43

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