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12 letters, 1951 Box 1995/01/30 8, Folder 4
12 letters from Jim Davis to Carl R. (Bob) Cogar (from ADD 1994-11-28), 1951/1963 Box 1995/undated 9, Folder 12
10th Virginia Cavalry, 1861/1969 Box 41, Folder 1
11th Virginia Infantry, 1861/1999 Box 41, Folder 32
13th Virginia Infantry, 1861/1984 Box 41, Folder 35
119 Matoaka court, 1950/1980 Box 4, Folder 1
1934 Reunion, 1940/1990 Box 71, Folder 98
1934 Reunion, 1940/1990 Box 71, Folder 99
1.1: Annual Reports, 1938/2014, bulk 1970/1999 2.64 Cubic Feet
1.2: Administration and Finance, 1937/2014, bulk 1960/1990 5.36 Cubic Feet
1.3: Circulation Records, 1937/1984, bulk 1937/1953 0.92 Cubic Feet
Carl E. "Chick" Larsen papers, 1950/1989, bulk 1960/1980 13.76 Linear Feet and one oversize drawer.
RPI Class Work, 1951/1952 Box 11, Folder 4
12.0 Anonymous Witnesses (C) - Relevant Cases, 1931/1996 MSS 04-2, Box 22, Folder 1
Miscellaneous Cases Memoranda (6), 1951 MSS 04-2, Box 44, Folder 11
(12) Account – Stocks, Bonds, Insurance, etc., 1920/1970 Shelf Oversize
(23) Ledger – Deposit summaries, 1948/1971 Shelf Oversize
(44) Ledger – Sales and attendance, 1948/1960 Shelf Oversize
1.2: Gardner Lloyd Boothe And Eleanor Harrison Carr Boothe, 1872/1968 1.26 Cubic Feet 2 boxes, 3 oversize folders
2.1: Personal Papers And Ephemera, 1919/1984 1.08 Cubic Feet 2 boxes, 3 oversize folders
2.2: Military And Legal Careers, 1933/1987 1.49 Cubic Feet 1 box, 2 oversize boxes, 1 oversize folder
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