Date range: 1868 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1868 Level File

Walton and Walton Law Firm Records, 1859/1900 Box 1, Folder 1

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Walton family: correspondence and notes, 1932-1953. Will (copy) of Thomas Walton 1771; will (copy) of George Cox 1727; will (copy) of John Cox 1696., 1696/1953 Box 3, Folder 12

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Wambold, D.S., 1863/1870 Box Series 3, Box 103, Folder 7

Brother's fainting at the door - cover art Come sit by My Side Little Darling - cover art

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War Crimes Working Group FSIA: Historical Cases and Precedence, 1789/1984 MSS 04-2, Box 6, Folder 3

Many photocopies, Contains post-it notes, handwritten notes, underlines

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Ward, Charles--Biographical Information (note: original copy of 1857 indenture of Charles Ward is located in Series 4, Box 3; transcript of indenture in this box), 1857/1933 Box Series 10, Box 1, Folder 1a

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Warner T. Jones - Accounts for collection, 1845/1885 Box 5, Folder 319

Including correspondence.

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Warner T. Jones - Memoranda on legal cases, 1867/1874 Box 5, Folder 317

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Warner T. Jones - Personal accounts, 1839/1888 Box 5, Folder 316

225 items, including 2 memorandum books.

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Warner, William R. - Scrapbook - DOT0200, 1861/1885 Box 132 VLT_PRTCL, Folder 7

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W.A. Rockwell, bankrupt, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 41, Folder 1

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