Collection: Flora Adams Darling papers, 1862/1908, bulk 1890/1908 - ARVAS Search Results

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Papers relating to the Crown Society of America Box 14, Folder 56.4

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Papers relating to the Edward Irving Darling Musical Society (in memory of Mrs. Darling's only child who died February 13, 1894), the Lamperti School of Music, and a proposed school for Indian girls. Box 15, Folder 58

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Papers relating to the Founder's Kin Alliance Box 14, Folder 56.6

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Papers relating to the history of the society Box 9, Folder 32.3

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Papers relating to the New Jersey chapter Box 4, Folder 15.5

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Papers relating to the New York chapter Box 4, Folder 15.4

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Papers relating to the proposed monument to be erected to the founders of America at Pembroke Park, NJ Box 14, Folder 56.5

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Papers relating to the school for Indian girls proposed by Flora Adams Darling Box 15, Folder 58.3

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Papers relating to the sons of the American Revolution and the Sons of the Revolution. Box 15, Folder 57.2

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Papers relating to the sons of the American Revolution and the Sons of the Revolution. Box 15, Folder 57

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