Collection: G. Walter Mapp Papers, 1873/1941 - ARVAS Search Results

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Duplicate correspondence from the John T. Wilson Co., Richmond, Virginia, 1921 Box 7, Folder 33

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Duplicate correspondence from Thomas Herbert, Crozet, Virginia, 1929 Box 3, Folder 138

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Duplicate correspondence from William R. Phelps, Bedford, Virginia, 1934 Box 5, Folder 119

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Duplicate correspondence t Foster Studio, Richmond, Virginia, 1933 Box 3, Folder 12A

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Duplicate correspondence to Aaronson E. Stant, Washington, D.C., 1935 Box 6, Folder 64

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Duplicate correspondence to A. C. Cromwell, Sheriff of Norfolk County, 1911 Box 2, Folder 94A

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Duplicate correspondence to A. C. Smith, Lynnhaven and Norfolk, Virginia, 1911/1933 Box 6, Folder 22

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Duplicate correspondence to A. G. Jones, Lexington, Virginia, 1929 Box 3, Folder 253

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Duplicate correspondence to A. H. Lechty, Richmond, Virginia, 1931 Box 4, Folder 74

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Duplicate correspondence to A. H. Revell, Onley, Virginia, 1932 Box 5, Folder 186

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