Collection: Armistead-Cocke Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Harriet P. Sheldon, Williamsburg Va. to Maria Curtis Jones cousin-in-law Box 3, Folder 27

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Harriet T. Jones Curtis, Lowland Cottage to Cousin, Miss Harriet P. Dixon, Milwood, Frederick Co., Va. Box 3, Folder 5

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Harrison ? Hall to William Cocke, Cartersville Va. Box 2, Folder 112

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Henry Dent, Louisville, Ky. to Madame ? Box 3, Folder 30

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Here? Harriet T. Curtis?, Belleville to Mrs. Harriet P. Sheldon, Williamsburg, Va. Box 3, Folder 11

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Inventory of the estate of Augustine Curtis, deceased Box 1, Folder 43

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Isabella S. Burwell, Carter Hall to sister Harriet P. Dixon, Airville, near Gloucester Ct. House, Va. Box 3, Folder 2

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Issue of The Times-Dispatch,Richmond, Va. Box 3, Folder 60

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Jacob C. Sheldon, Executor of John L. Dixon Box 3, Folder 8

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James and Thomas Deane, Cumberland to William Cocke, Cumberland Box 2, Folder 49

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