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

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Lynchburg, City of, v. Amherst County, Virginia, 1912/1913 Box 28, Folder 11

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Lynchburg, City of, v. Campbell County, Virginia – Annexation proceedings, 1924/1925 Box 28, Folder 12-14

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Lynchburg, City of, v. Campbell County, Virginia – Annexation proceedings, 1925/1926 Box 29, Folder 1-2

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Lynchburg, City of, v. Campbell County, Virginia – Annexation proceedings – Schools, 1922/1926 Box 29, Folder 3

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Lynchburg Industrial Savings and Loan Corporation, 1918/1928 Box 29, Folder 4-7

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Lynchburg Industrial Savings and Loan Corporation v. A.G. Jennings et al., 1926 Box 30, Folder 2

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Lynchburg Industrial Savings and Loan Corporation v. R.H. Boling and J.C. Cunningham, 1921/1924 Box 30, Folder 1

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Lynchburg Jail, 1930/1940 Box 143, Folder 6-10

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Lynchburg Livery Company v. Lillie and Charles H. McDaniel, 1911/1913 Box 30, Folder 3

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Lynchburg Tobacco Warehouse Company, 1914/1916 Box 30, Folder 4

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