Creator: Du Pont, Alfred I. (Alfred Irénée), 1864-1935 / Names: Du Pont, Pierre S. (Pierre Samuel), 1870-1954 - ARVAS Search Results

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Correspondence Regarding Du Pont Bridge Club, 1907/1913 1 Files Box 47, Folder 6

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Alfred I. Du Pont, J. L. Dashiell, Legal Battle with Pierre S. Du Pont, 1915/1916 1 Files Box 44, Folder 9

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Alfred I. Du Pont Last Will, 1905 1 Files Box 42, Folder 10

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Pierre S. Du Pont, Correspondence, 1903/1908 1 Files Box 10, Folder 14

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Pierre S. Du Pont, Correspondence, 1912 1 Files Box 20, Folder 16

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William A. Glasgow, Jr., Federal Suit Regarding $1.5 Million Tax, 1915/1921 1 Files Box 44, Folder 4

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Correspondence Regarding Du Pont Family Relics, 1913/1933 1 Files Box 1, Folder 19

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duPont family papers, 1767/1982 33 Linear Feet

Du Pont, Alfred I. (Alfred Irénée), 1864-1935

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Pierre S. Du Pont Correspondence Regarding Family Business, 1909/1910 1 Files Box 3, Folder 8

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Pierre S. Du Pont Correspondence Regarding Family Matters, 1906/1911 1 Files Box 3, Folder 7

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