Date range: 1718 - ARVAS Search Results

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Genealogical Studies, Robert Peter, "The History of Maryland", The Last Will" Box 22, Folder 11

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Genealogical Studies, Robert Peter, "The Last Will" Box 22, Folder 12

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Genealogical Studies, Scott Wills and Scott Holdings Box 22, Folder 04

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Genealogical Studies, "Suggested reading from the Register House", "Description of Sheriffdom of Lenark and Renfrew", "Murray of Philiphaugh", "The History of Selkirkshire", "The History of Peebleshire" Box 21, Folder 04

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Genealogical Studies, "The History of Edinburgh", "Robert Mackildowny", "Dunlop" Box 21, Folder 06

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Genealogical Studies, "Thomas Peter of Paisley", "The History at Paisley", "Scottish Referendum" Box 21, Folder 08

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Genealogical Studies, "Timeline for Scottish and British History", "Census of 1776", "Story behind Washington, D.C.", "Glasgow Burgh Records", "The Stuarts at the College of Justice" Box 21, Folder 07

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Genealogical Studies, Tobacco Box 22, Folder 03

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Genealogical Studies, Travel Log, "History of Maryland", "Glassford Papers", "Marriage of Robert Peter's children", "Joshua Willard Parker", "Plan of Washington" Box 21, Folder 11

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Genealogical Studies, Walter Peter of Chapel descendants Box 22, Folder 05

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