Collection: Cazenove Family Papers (MS212), 1786/1970 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Agreement between Louis Boudillon for A. Gallatin and Co. and A. C. Cazenove, 1795 Os_box 15, Object 14

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American Passport for A. C. Cazenove (age 22) signed by Secretary of State Hamilton Fish, 1871 Os_box 15, Object 21

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Balance Sheet of Glass Works, 1801 Os_box 15, Object 9

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British Passport for A. C. Cazenove signed by Baron William Grenville (in French), 1794 Os_box 15, Object 17

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Citizenship Papers for Anthony Cazenove, etc., 1797 Os_box 15, Object 16

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Contract for Co-Partnership with Albert Gallatin in Pennsylvania, 1796 Os_box 15, Object 12

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Contract to Sell Property on the South Side of Prince Between Washington and Prince by Fitzhugh to Metcalf, 1823 Os_box 15, Object 15

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Cornell Scrapbook, 1898/1902 Box 6

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Damaged Land Grant Signed by P. Henry Governor of Va., 1786 Os_box 15, Object 20

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Financial Account of Lewis Bourdillon with Albert Gallatin & Co, 1795/1815 Os_box 15, Object 7

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