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

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The Williams and McKeithan Lumber Company of Virginia, Incorporated, 1930/1931 1 folder(s) Box 72, Folder 9

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Thomas B. Wood trustee sale, 1901/1903 1 folder(s) Box 73, Folder 7

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Thomas G. Cash v. F.T. Massie, 1905 1 folder(s) Box 11, Folder 7

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Thomas Irvine and Company v. Bessie M. Hitches 2 folder(s) Box 24, Folder 6-7

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Thomas L. Hunt v. Walter P. Plymale and Mabel R. Plymale, 1920/1923 1 folder(s) Box 23, Folder 5

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Thomas W. Trent Estate, 1921/1922 2 folder(s) Box 63, Folder 1-2

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Thornhill Wagon Company, small claims, 1908/1921 5 folder(s) Box 44, Folder 4-8

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Thornhill Wagon Company, small claims, 1922/1925 8 folder(s) Box 45, Folder 1-8

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Thornhill Wagon Company, small claims, 1926/1929 2 folder(s) Box 46, Folder 1-2

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Thornhill Wagon Company v. A cases: H.W. All and H.S. Anderson, 1920/1923 1 folder(s) Box 46, Folder 3

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