Collection: Watts family papers-addition, 1786/1950 - ARVAS Search Results

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John George Jackson and letters to his sister-in-law Dolley Madison, 1803/1809 Box 3, Folder 10

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John M. Petty statement account with Edward Watts, Hire of Diana, Hench, 1835/1843 Box 5, Folder 7

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John Quarles James to William Watts, price for Baldy Jim, 1846 Box 5, Folder 25

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John Watts will and obituary, 1829/1830 Box 6, Folder 18

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Jonathan Evans vs Samuel Peffly- survey, 1818 Box 6, Folder 34

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Judge [Fleming] Saunders to William Watts, remove enslaved from Martin house for better care, 1854 Box 5, Folder 39

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Land Appraisal on court case between David Armstrong and Joseph Still, 1823/1825 Box 5, Folder 65

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Land maps for Roanoke Gun Club Inc. land Box 12, Folder 25

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Landscaping at Roanoke Gun Club Inc. land, 1959/1965 Box 12, Folder 26

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Lease Contract- Gertrude Lee Watts and John Allen Watts, 1905 Box 6, Folder 29

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