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Letter cover, Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis, Alexandria, to Elizabeth Bordley, Union Street, Philadelphia Box 1, Folder 1815.08.21

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Letter cover, Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis to Elizabeth Bordley, Union Street, Philadelphia Box 6, Folder undated

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Lorenzo Lewis, Philadelphia, to James Gibson, Philadelphia Box 3, Folder 1824.05.27

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Mary Eliza Angela Lewis Conrad, Woodlawn, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, Philadelphia Box 5, Folder 1833.04.12

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Susan Beverley Randolph, Germantown, Pa., to Elizabeth Bordley, Chester County, near the White Horse on the Lancaster Road Box 6, Folder undated

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Susan Beverley Randolph, Philadelphia, to Elizabeth Bordley near the White Horse, Chester County Box 1, Folder 1794.07.28

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Susan Beverley Randolph, Richmond, to Elizabeth Bordley Box 1, Folder 1795.01.21

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Susan Beverley Randolph, to Elizabeth Bordley, Chester County Box 1, Folder 1794.00.00

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Susan Vergereau Boudinot Bradford, Burlington, N.J., to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson Box 6, Folder 1851.07.24

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