Date range: 1715 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Financial Papers., 1714/1896 Box Box 3

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"FRANCIS LE JAU, D.D.", 1665/1717 Box 10, Folder 025

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FROST FAMILY TREE, 1450/1986 Box 12, Folder 006

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General Assembly law prohibiting plantation desertions, 1702/1738 Box 12, Folder 1

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Harrison family of Virginia from county records of Amelia, Surry, Goochland, Prince Edward, Prince George, Cumberland and Lunenburg. 74 pp. (MsV 9), 1645/1774 Box 2, Folder 19

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Harrison family of Virginia from county records of Amelia, Surry, Goochland, Prince Edward, Prince George, Cumberland and Lunenburg. 74 pp. (MsV 9), 1645/1774 Box 2, Folder 22

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE STATE OF LOUISANA BOARD OF HEALTH, DRS. G. FARRAR PATTON AND EDMOND SOUCHON, 909/1898 Box 01, Folder 021

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Indentures, 1667/1867 Box Box 2

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Index Map of France, 1675/1726 Oversize_Folder 1

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Instructor Clericalis.: Directing Clerks Both in the Court of Queen's-Bench and Common-Pleas: In the Abbreviation and Contraction of Words (and Thereby the Speedy Reading of Precedents) ., 1715

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