Collection: Galt Papers (III), 1750/1991 - ARVAS Search Results

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Receipts and accounts and checkbook of unkown/unidentified people, 1761/1910 Box 1, Folder 8

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Receipts and accounts of S[usan] W. Galt [Duane], 1882/1891 Box 5, Folder 21

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Receipts and checkboook stubs of Annie A. Galt, 1882/1922 Box 5, Folder 47

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Receipts and naval clothing requisition of W[illia]m W. Galt, 1874/1895 Box 5, Folder 4

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Receipts chiefly for cords of wood and [?] planks, 1861 Box 1, Folder 9

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Receipts chiefly for cords of wood and [?] planks, 1861 Box 1, Folder 10

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Receipts held by Mary Jeffery Galt for payments made for labor and supplies at and transportation and admission to Jamestown, 1894/1905 Box 9, Folder 17

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Receipts of Alexander Duane, 1889/1902 Box 5, Folder 28

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Receipts of Alexander Galt [I], many for hospitalizaiton of Thomas Jeffery, "a luntaic"., 1822/1854 Box 1, Folder 21

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Receipts of Dr. Richard Leecock., 1820/1842 Box 1, Folder 90

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