Collection: Francis P. Lee Papers, 1727/1930 - ARVAS Search Results

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N. H. Cobbs, Tuscaloosa, to Francis P. Lee, Mobile, Alabama, 1847 Box 2, Folder 72

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Note payable--$2800 signed by Ralph V. M. Cooper and Sarah Ann Cooper, 1837 Box 1, Folder 28

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Note payable--$3000 by Ralph V. M. Cooper, 1837 Box 1, Folder 27

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O. J. Hamlin to C. C. Gaskell and Sarah A. C. Lee, 1848/1850 Box 2, Folder 92

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Paul Chapin, Charleston, to Francis P. Lee, Mobile, 1847 Box 2, Folder 69

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Poem by Francis P. Lee "To Miss Caroline Carmichael", 1830 Box 1, Folder 5

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Poem written by Francis P. Lee for the Album of William Elmer, 1831 Box 1, Folder 7

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Power of attorney from Francis P. Lee and Sarah Ann Cooper Lee, 1845 Box 2, Folder 18

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Power of attorney from Ralph V. M. Cooper, 1835 Box 1, Folder 26

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Power of attorney - Sarah Ann C. Lee to John Clement, 1860 Box 3, Folder 24

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