Collection: Dabney Lancaster and Lancaster Family Records, 1848/1974 - ARVAS Search Results

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Certificate of Appointment, Board of Visitors, Medical College of Virginia., 1945/1947 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Board of Visitors, Virginia Military Institute., 1945/1947 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Board of Visitors, Virginia Polytechnic Institute., 1945/1947 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Commission on Surplus Federal Property Which May Become Available for State Use., 1944 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Delegation to the Conference on Higher Education, 1927 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, State Council on Higher Education., 1959/1960 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, State Council on Higher Education., 1960/1964 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Virginia Advisory Standardization Board., 1942 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Virginia State Planning Board., 1941 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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Certificate of Appointment, Virginia State Planning Board., 1942 1 Sheets Box 07 of 07

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