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College of William and Mary

A. Willis Robertson Papers, 1921/1988, bulk 1946/1966

380.00 Boxes

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College of William and Mary

Civil War Era Farmer's Account Book, 1861/1866

0.10 Linear Feet

Farm Account book of an unknown farmer, probably from the Fauquier County and Loudoun County area of Virginia. Some accounts for the government during the Civil War era.

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Civil War Era Farmer's Account Book, 1861/1866 0.10 Linear Feet

Farm Account book of an unknown farmer, probably from the Fauquier County and Loudoun County area of Virginia. Some accounts for the government during the Civil War era.

College of William and Mary

Farmer's Account Book, II, 1840/1862

0.20 Linear Feet

Account book, 1840-1862, of an unidentified farmer.

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College of William and Mary

Farmer's Account Book, VI, 1895/1904

0.10 Linear Feet

Account book, 1895-1904, of an unidentified farmer. 100 p. : bound volume ; 30 cm.

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Farmer's Account Book, VI, 1895/1904 0.10 Linear Feet

Account book, 1895-1904, of an unidentified farmer. 100 p. : bound volume ; 30 cm.

College of William and Mary

Farm Labor Account Book, 1887/1900

0.10 Linear Feet

Account book, 1887-1900, containing accounts of an unknown person with farm laborers. Possibly located in Charles City County, Virginia.

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Farm Labor Account Book, 1887/1900 0.10 Linear Feet

Account book, 1887-1900, containing accounts of an unknown person with farm laborers. Possibly located in Charles City County, Virginia.

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