Date range: 1879 - ARVAS Search Results

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With His Wife Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- These letters, primarily written from Buffalo, discuss Semantha's feelings about motherhood and the health of her children, reports of flooding and loss of corn crops and the resolution of that, and the terminal illness of "our dear father." Also details events such as a 4th of July picnic and Greenback meeting given by the Masons and Sunday schools, harvesting, and the Gallipolis Fair., 1878/1888 Box 1, Folder 12

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Withrow Family, 1854/1934 Box 18, Folder 7

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Withrow Family Papers, 1852/1932

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Witness Book, 1853/1880 Reel 141, Item 45

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Witness Book, 1873/1891 Reel 15, Item 103

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Witness Book No. 7, County Court, 1873/1882 Reel 109 (formerly 476-477)

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W. J. Bryan Account Ledger, 1860/1911

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W&L Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity houses, folder 2, deeds and tax papers, 1780/1935 Box 15, Folder 4

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W&L Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity houses, folder 3, deeds and tax papers, 1780/1935 Box 9, Folder 3

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"W.L. Sheppard", 1873/2000 Box 9, Folder 14

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