Collection: Aubrey E. Strode papers, 1861/1969 / Date range: 1923 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Aubrey E. Strode papers, 1861/1969 Date range 1923

First National Bank of Lynchburg v. Mrs. DeLoca Cheatham, 1923 1 folder(s) Box 20, Folder 8

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First National Bank of Lynchburg v. S.H. Pinn and Rosa L. Pinn; and others, 1917/1923 1 folder(s) Box 20, Folder 9

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First National Bank v. Chero Cola Bottling Company, 1922/1924 2 folder(s) Box 20, Folder 1-2

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First National Bank v. Farmers Seed and Supply Company, Inc., 1923 1 folder(s) Box 20, Folder 4

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First National Bank v. W.D. Crockett and the Leftwich Motor Company, 1923/1925 1 folder(s) Box 20, Folder 3

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First State Bank of Monroe, 1921/1928 1 folder(s) Box 20, Folder 11

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Floyd L. Knight, trustee, v. Marion and Rye Valley Railway Company, 1923/1927 3 folder(s) Box 27, Folder 1-3

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Folkes Scholarship, 1892/1935 1 folder(s) Box 138, Folder 10

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Frank L. Johnson, 1923 1 folder(s) Box 25, Folder 3

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Frederick F. Denzin v. Phoenix Stone Company, Inc., 1923/1924 1 folder(s) Box 17, Folder 5

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