Collection: Blow Family Papers, 1613/1960, bulk 1770/1875 - ARVAS Search Results

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Thomas Marsh Smith Correspondence, 1886 Box 53, Folder 24

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Tower Hill and other Blow Property Related Material, 1770/1839 Box 55, Folder 4

Ledger sheets, inventory list and work estimates.

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Tower Hill Plantation History Box 44

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Transactions with Edwin Forts and Richard Blow, 1794/1799 Box 53, Folder 9

Accounts.

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Treatise on Sewering Cities, Villages, Towns and Summer Resorts, and for Domestic Sanitary Improvements, House Plumbing, Etc. Etc. Box 55, Folder 12

Written by E.C. Jordan, C.E. Member of the Board. Concerns Maine.

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Unattributed letter fragments and envelopes Box 54, Folder 15

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Unidentified Fragments Box 55, Folder 11

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Various account papers of George Blow, 1834-1837. [143 pieces] Box 26, Folder 2

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Various account papers of George Blow, 1834-1838. Box 26, Folder 3

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Various account papers of George Blow, 1837-1839. [142 pieces] Box 26, Folder 1

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