Collection: Beall Booth Family Papers, 1751-1932 - ARVAS Search Results

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Photograph of Galt Worthington and Letitia Booth home in Mt. Airy Meade County KY,: Undated Box-folder 110:11

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Photograph of the Booth Family in Sunny Hill Big Bend Meade County,: Undated Box-folder 110:11

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Power of Attorney for David Mead and John Harvie,: 1793 September 11 Box-folder 109:6

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Power of Attorney William Duval appointing Norborne Booth Beall,: 1815 April 26 Box-folder 109:6

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Prayer Book Labeled for Mrs. Maupin WmsBurg signed Gabriel Maupin,: 1751 Box-folder 110:3

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Promise of payment George R. C. Floyd to Norborne Booth Beall signed by John T. Gray,: 1813 October 27 Box-folder 109:8

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Quote from Stanton: revised Statutes Vol. I page 434,: Undated Box-folder 110:8

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Receipt Abel Edward pay to William Scott,: 1764 Box-folder 109:2

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Receipt for lodging Taylor pay to Richard Shacklefords Tavern,: 1808 March 4 Box-folder 109:8

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Receipt for meal signed Francis Dallam,: 1802 Box-folder 109:8

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