Collection: Austin-Twyman Papers, 1765/1939 - ARVAS Search Results

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MsV. 39: Accounts of J. M. Spiller, 1869/1873 Box 56, Bound_Volume 39

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MsV. 3: Attorney fee book of Archibald Austin (1772-1837), 1807/1835 Box 47, Bound_Volume 3

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MsV. 40: Religious notes and clippings of Emma C. Spiller, 1875/1894 Box 56, Bound_Volume 40

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MsV. 41: Flour grinding accounts of J. M. Spiller, Castle Mills, 1871/1875 Box 57, Bound_Volume 41

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MsV. 42: Account book of J. M. Spiller, Castle Mills, 1875/1879 Box 57, Bound_Volume 42

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MsV. 43: Ledger of J. M. Spiller, 1876/1888 Box 57, Bound_Volume 43

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MsV. 44: Account book of J. M. Spiller, Castle Mills, 1880/1886 Box 57, Bound_Volume 44

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MsV. 45: Farm notes of J. M. Spiller ?, 1881 Box 57, Bound_Volume 45

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MsV. 46: Ledger of J. M. Spiller, 1882/1888 Box 57, Bound_Volume 46

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MsV. 47: Accounts of J. M. Spiller, 1882 Box 57, Bound_Volume 47

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