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James Madison University

Account Booklets with John W. Crist

0.06 cubic feet 1 folder
The Account Booklets with John W. Crist, 1895-1909, comprise two record booklets, one owned by a patron named Rebecca Jane Michael Kiracofe and the other by an unidentified patron. The booklets document purchases made at John W. Crist's store in Sangerville, Virginia.
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Account Booklets with John W. Crist 0.06 cubic feet 1 folder

Kiracofe, Rebecca Jane Michael, 1867-1950
The Account Booklets with John W. Crist, 1895-1909, comprise two record booklets, one owned by a patron named Rebecca Jane Michael Kiracofe and the other by an unidentified patron. The booklets document purchases made at John W. Crist's store in Sangerville, Virginia.
James Madison University

Samuel William Long Diary

0.12 cubic feet 2 folders
The Samuel William Long Diary, 1931-1935, consists of Long's diary and financial receipts that detail a standard year of a shopkeeper's life in Sangerville, Virginia.
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Samuel William Long Diary 0.12 cubic feet 2 folders

Long, Samuel William, 1869-1961
The Samuel William Long Diary, 1931-1935, consists of Long's diary and financial receipts that detail a standard year of a shopkeeper's life in Sangerville, Virginia.

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