Creator: Lewis, Eleanor Parke Custis, 1779-1852 - ARVAS Search Results

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis to Lewis William Washington : copy Box 9, Folder 04

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis to William Costin Box 4, Folder 01

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis to William Costin Box 4, Folder 01

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeh Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 4, Folder 1826.02.12

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Box 4, Folder 1827.06.24

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 1, Folder 1817.07.04

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 2, Folder 1820.11.20

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 2, Folder 1820.11.22

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 2, Folder 1820.11.27

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Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 2, Folder 1820.12.04

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