Date range: 1790 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Tax Rolls, 1786/1792 Box 1, Folder 10

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Tenants, 1759/1795 Box 12, Folder 24

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Textiles-- Manufacturing Listings 1770-1830, primarily 1810, 1770/1830 Box 16, Folder 4

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"The Cheever Connection ," (1986) edited by Stuart H. Buck. Unbound transcripts of letters (1780-1825) concerning the Cheever family, with a description of the connection between the Cheevers and the Stearns. 78 pp., 1780/1820 Box 1, Folder 4

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The Family of James A. Whiteside of VA-Arkansas-Illinois, by Don Whiteside, 1760/1803 Volume 31

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The Hon James Erskine v. Robert Graham, 1790 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 16

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The President's House and The Presidents of the College of William & Mary, 1732/1975 Box Series 2, Box 2, Folder 14

Book included in the Committee to Furnish the President's House items.

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The School District of the City of Grand Rapids v. Ball, No. 83-990 (U.S. Supreme Court) – Exhibit, Joint Appendix, handwritten notes, 1084/1985 MSS 2013-1f Box 20

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Third floor bedroom, 1758/1985 Box 9, Folder 26

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Thomas Brown, Petersburg, to Sir Peyton Skipwith, Prestwould, Mecklenburg, 1790 Box 5, Folder 25

Receipt for some corn, Brown writing on behalf of Stott & Donaldson.

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