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College of William and Mary

Ellyson Currie Law Ledger

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Five dis-bound sections of a ledger kept by Ellyson Currie (1780-1829), a lawyer in Lancaster County, Virginia, 1820- 1824. Records are for fees, deed recordings, and payments received for various accounts. Currie was a large land owner, attorney, and judge who served in the Virginia House of Delegates.

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Ellyson Currie Law Ledger 0.15 Linear Feet

Currie, Ellyson

Five dis-bound sections of a ledger kept by Ellyson Currie (1780-1829), a lawyer in Lancaster County, Virginia, 1820- 1824. Records are for fees, deed recordings, and payments received for various accounts. Currie was a large land owner, attorney, and judge who served in the Virginia House of Delegates.

College of William and Mary

Scrapbook, II

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Scrapbook, circaa. 1820-1840, of an unidentified person which contains newspaper clippings pasted over a log book, 1817, of a vessel in the Mediterranean Sea.

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Scrapbook, II 1.00 Linear Feet

Scrapbook, circaa. 1820-1840, of an unidentified person which contains newspaper clippings pasted over a log book, 1817, of a vessel in the Mediterranean Sea.

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