Date range: 1861 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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10th New York Heavy Artillery - Carte de Visite Album - PC0467, 1861/1865 Box 206 VLT_PRTCL

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111th New York Infantry Regiment, Company F - Albumen of Group - POT0116, 1861/1865 Box 226 VLT_PRTCL, Folder 11

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156th New York Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite Album - PC0849, 1861/1865 Box 213 VLT_PRTCL

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15 additional pieces, 1839/1867 Box 81, Folder 1

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15 items: Manchester Cotton & Wool Manufacturing Co., Richmond, 1850/1861 Box 19, Folder 70

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1860s (12 items), 1860/1869 Box 1, Folder 16

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1861 August 29 -- Lewisburg, W.H. Syme to [Mrs. Patton] enclosing London newspaper clippings mentioning General Floyd, Colonel Reynolds, and his grandfather. (includes clippings), 1861 Box 1, Folder 12

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1861 July 26 -- Wytheville, Virginia, Alexander Reynolds to sister Sally Patton, regarding Reynolds' regiment en route to Sweet Springs on way to Jackson's River., 1861 Box 1, Folder 11

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18th New York Infantry Regiment, Company I - Tintype of Group - PT0209, 1861/1865 Box 165 VLT_PRTCL, Tray 2, Artifact PT0209

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1 Legal Record Book, 1823/1888 MSS 98-6

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