Date range: 1874 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Two Women in Blue Gowns Print, 1843/1875 Object 1

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Tyler Family, 1874/1890 Box Box 3

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Tyler, Julia (Gardiner), 1820/1889 Box 9, Folder 2

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Typed chart of Baird family, 1749/1924 Box 5, Folder 29

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Typed copies of contracts between Mark Twain and Elisha Bliss and American Publishing Company : Innocents Abroad , 1868; Roughing It , 1870; Sketches, New and Old , 1870-1875;, with autograph annotations 1893 March 9 annulling 1875 February 12 agreement; Gilded Age , with Charles Dudley Warner, 1873; Tramp Abroad , 1878-1881; Diamond Fields , 1870; and Adventures of Tom Sawyer , 1872, 1868/1881 Box 7

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Typescript: "The Epes Family of Nottoway Co. Virginia", 1625/1920 Box 4, Folder 24

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Tyree, Marion Fontaine Cabell (Henry), 1826/1912 Box 9, Folder 2

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Unbelief and Its Consequences, a sermon by Lemuel S. Reed, 1850/1900 Box 140, Folder 51

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Unidentified Accounts and Memoranda, 1789/1878 Box 5, Folder 18

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Unidentified Daybook (Flat Book 10), 1852/1907 Box 8

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