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Miscellaneous--Ward Estate--Paid Bills, 1941/1942 Box Series 3, Box 72, Folder 6
Miscellaneous--Will--Charles E. Ward, 1941/1942 Box Series 3, Box 72, Folder 5
Nellie G. Ramsden--Settlement of Property in U.S. Ward Farm, 1937/1942 Box Series 7, Box 5a, Folder 3
Property Blueprints (lots, buildings & towboat), 1915/1945 Box Series 7, Box 2, Folder 2
Railway Express Agency Lease, 1926/1946 Box Series 7, Box 3, Folder 5
Real Estate in Barrie, Ontario, Canada--Charles Ward, Harold Ward, and Nellie Ramsden, 1941/1943 Box Series 7, Box 5a, Folder 8
Series 10. Research Files, 1857/1978 Box Series 10, Box 1, Box Series 10, Box 2, Box Series 10, Box 3
Series 4. Miscellaneous Papers, 1906/1942 Box Series 4, Box 1, Box Series 4, Box 2, Box Series 4, Box 3, Box Series 4, Box 4
Series 7. Miscellaneous Business Records, 1884/1955 Box Series 7, Box 1, Box Series 7, Box 2, Box Series 7, Box 3, Box Series 7, Box 4, Box Series 7, Box 5, Box Series 7, Box 5a, Box Series 7, Box 6, Box Series 7, Box 7, Box Series 7, Box 8, Box Series 7, Box 9, Box Series 7, Box 10, Box Series 7, Box 11, Box Series 7, Box 11a, Box Series 7, Box 12
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