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11th Va. Inf. - Alley Family Correspondence, 1849/1899 Box 41, Folder 33
City of Lexington, 1852/2002 Box 39, Folder 13
1810-1900 Federal Census Data Pocahontas County, VA/WV, 1810/1900 Box 11, Folder 41
Hartman, 1823/1995 Box 2, Folder 28
Maupin Store -- original documents, 1850/1859 Box 7, Folder 32
1824 Almanac and other printed matter, 1824/1908 Box MSS 79-6 Box 232
Miscellaneous legal documents, 1800/1870 Box MSS 79-6, Box 137
Outgoing Correspondence, 1841/1920 Box MSS 79-6a, Box 1
1834 marriage announcement of Edward Smith., 1834/1937 Box 1, Folder 9
Gregg family letters., 1805/1886 Box 3, Folder 1
1852-1856, 1852/1856 Box 1, Folder 3
Almanacs (folder 2 of 2), 1839/1861 Box 1, Folder 8
1852 April 7-September 22 (pp. 616-661-the end), 1852 Box 1, Folder 22
Journal of Friedrich Kurz, 1852 Box 1, Folder 20
Journal of Friedrich Kurz, 1852 Box 1, Folder 21
1888 Calendar, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 80, Folder 3
24th Triennial Conclave ribbon, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 80, Folder 7
26th Triennial Conclave ribbon, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 80, Folder 5
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