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Francis Watkins Account book, 1782/1791 Box 5, Object 1
Account Book, Samuel Ragland, 1763/1794 Box 15, Folder 10
Account Book, Samuel Ragland, Estate of John Ragland, 1756/1796 Box 15, Folder 4
Box 15, 1720/1796 Box 15
Account for James Anderson, 1782 Box 11 (legal), Folder 9
Account of James Dosmont with Joseph Pretlow, 1782 Box 21 (legal), Folder 5
Adkins v. Adkins, 1776/1787 Box 16 (legal), Folder 1
Account of estate of Dr. John, 1781/1783 Box 1, Folder 61a
Ben Williams, Warren, to Sir Peyton Skipwith, 1782 Box 1, Folder 77
Account of Gabriel Galt's Estate, 1781/1787 Box Series 2, Box 1, Folder 2
Accounts of Gabriel Galt with David Lambert, 1778/1784 Box Series 2, Box 1, Folder 2
A. Hansford, Smithfield, to Miss Molly [Mary] Craig, Williamsburg, 1782 Box Series 2, Box 1, Folder 2
Accounts., 1751/1899 Box Box 2
Accounts of William Watts., 1752/1797 Box Box 3
Bills of Complaint., 1767/1796 Box Box 4
Accounts, 1764/1838 Box 2, Folder 8
Accounts, 1765/1885 Box 6, Folder 19
Accounts, 1770/1878 Box 5, Folder 18
Accounts, 1782/1791 Box 13, Folder 3
Accounts with Baker & Barksdale, 1782 Box 2, Folder 1
Accounts with Baker & Blow, 1782 Box 2, Folder 1
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