Collection: Harwood Family Collection, 1806/1983 - ARVAS Search Results

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Deed, property transfer, Robert Morton and James W. Dunnington to Henry B. Scott and Patrick Jackson, (property on Main Street, Farmville), 1840 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Deed, property transfer, T.H. Dickinson to C.M. Walker, (portion of deed is missing), 1896 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Deed, property transfer, Thomas Morgan and John Wilson to Charles Hopkins and Thomas Kincaid, (Bath County, Virginia), 1859 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Deed, property transfer, W.R. Berkeley to W.G. Dunnington and C.M. Walker, (re: 1/3 interest in Randolph Warehouse), 1885 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Edward Wiltse, account with Barksdale and Company, 1848 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Elizabeth Crute Goode, insurance policy, 1951/1952 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Elizabeth Crute Goode, last will and testament, 1983 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Ella E. Walker, Daughters of the Confederacy application, undated 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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Family photo, ca. late 1800s 1 Photographic Prints Binder HS-01

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Farmville Female Seminary, account detail and receipts for payment, _____ Wiltse, signed by J.B. Tinsley (likely Charlotte Wiltse), 1848/1851 1 Folder Box 01 of 01

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