Collection: Aubrey E. Strode papers, 1861/1969 / Date range: 1911 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Aubrey E. Strode papers, 1861/1969 Date range 1911

Thornhill Wagon Company v. P-R cases: J.P. Pearson and Company; Plymouth Garage and Motor Company; and J.O. Reay, 1911/1928 1 folder(s) Box 49, Folder 3

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Thornhill Wagon Company v. Thornley and Brittingham, 1911/1916 1 folder(s) Box 49, Folder 11

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Thornhill Wagon Company v. W.R. Segars, Hartsville, South Carolina, 1911/1912 1 folder(s) Box 49, Folder 7

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T.J. Agee Estate, 1898/1914 1 folder(s) Box 1, Folder 4

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T.O. Troy, President of Virginia Air Line Railway Company, 1901/1915 1 folder(s) Box 63, Folder 5

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Trevey v. Trevey, 1909/1911 1 folder(s) Box 63, Folder 4

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Union Mercantile Company, including accounts, 1907/1912 3 folder(s) Box 63, Folder 9-11

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United States v. Leary et al., Administrators of Leary, et al., 1908/1916 6 folder(s) Box 64, Folder 2-7

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Virginia-Carolina Lumber Company, 1911/1913 1 folder(s) Box 66, Folder 3

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Virginia Christian College, 1909/1913 1 folder(s) Box 66, Folder 4

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