Date range: 1813 - ARVAS Search Results

1-15 June 1942 - [Excerpts of documents, documents] Box 10

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1806-1850 Box 1, Folder 2

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1810-1820 Box 55, Folder 15

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1810-1900 Federal Census Data Pocahontas County, VA/WV Box 11, Folder 41

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19th Century school papers and records Box 1, Folder 5

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2009.148 Addition

Subseries 2, Acc. 2009.148 Additon. Papers relating to John Tyler, Jr. and his family. The predominant dates are 1860-1885. Correspondents include Letitia C. Tyler Shands, her husband William B. Shands, and Robert Tyler. Among the topics covered are the Civil War, Post Civil War politics, as well as family affairs. Includes poems, poems, military and political notes and documents, Letitia Christian Shands letters, Martha Rochelle Tyler correspondence, newspapers, political and legal documents.

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3) School Notebook belonging to [L. Eliza ?] Browne Box Box 39

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65 R54

Original Accession.

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A-169-219 Box 3

A-174 has it's own inventory available in the Control Folder

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A-18-A-20; A-22; A-150-A-151; Unnumbered Items Box 1

Including: the Estate of Israel Baldwin (A-22); Commissioners Survey (A-150); List of Land Sales 1824-1877 (A-151); original plat of Kingwood; plan of Mt. Carmel; two photographs of a survey team (A-18 and A-20); and unnumbered items

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