Collection: G. Walter Mapp Papers, 1895-1935. - ARVAS Search Results

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Budgets for the Commonwealth of Virginia, 1920-1924. 2 items. Box 11

Book 9 encompasses the years 1920-1922 and Book 10 encompasses the years 1922-1924.

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Business cards, n.d. 6 items. Box-folder 10:27

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By-laws of Wachapreague Council No. 96 Jr. A.U.O.M., 1901. 1 item. Box 10

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Cancelled checks, 1914-1918. 33 items. Box-folder 10:24

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Cancelled checks, 1925-1934. 130 items. Box-folder 10:25

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Ccorrespondence with M. A. Hutchinson, Richmond, Virginia, 1925-1931. 34 items. Box-folder 3:198-199

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Checks and receipts of the estate of William T. Mason, 1911-1912. 23 items. Box-folder 10:3

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Checks on the estate of Sylvester Purnell, 1908-1909. 20 items. Box-folder 10:6

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Copy of telegram to Walter B. Pitkin, New York City, New York, n.d. 1 item. Box-folder 5:133

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Correspondence and receipts pertaining to philanthropic contributions by Mapp, 1919-1932. Box-folder 8:61

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