Date range: 1925 / Creator: Du Pont, Alfred I. (Alfred Irénée), 1864-1935 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1925 Creator Du Pont, Alfred I. (Alfred Irénée), 1864-1935 Level File

Alfred I. Du Pont, A. A. Hassan, Correspondence Regarding Great Falls Mine, Potomac, MD, 1915/1933 1 Files Box 20, Folder 4

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Alicia Du Pont, Regarding Her Divorce, 1923/1925 1 Files Box 5, Folder 2

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Ball Family, Correspondence, 1922/1932 1 Files Box 13, Folder 10

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Bear Hunt Club, 1910/1930 1 Files Box 25, Folder 18

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Belle Meade Farm, Stockholder Correspondence, 1910/1929 1 Files Box 33, Folder 13

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Bell & Howell Co, Correspondence Regarding Cameras, 1925/1926 1 Files Box 25, Folder 2

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Alfred I Du Pont- Bessie Du Pont Huidekoper ("Little Bep"), Daughter, 1907/1928 1 Files Box 4, Folder 8

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Captain Jesse Smith, Jr., Correspondence, 1918/1927 1 Files Box 49, Folder 4

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Cazenove G. Lee, Correspondence, 1925/1927 1 Files Box 40, Folder 11

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Charity Correspondence, 1923/1930 1 Files Box 34, Folder 15

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