Collection: Henry Rose Carter papers - ARVAS Search Results

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O. F. COOK, "FOOD PLANTS OF ANCIENT AMERICA" Box 06, Folder 001

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PHILIP S. HENCH TO H. CARTER REDD, AND H. CARTER REDD TO PHILIP S. HENCH Box 04, Folder 009

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PHOTOGRAPH, FRAMED PORTRAIT OF W. C. GORGAS Box 04, Folder 017

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PHOTOGRAPHS, HENRY ROSE CARTER Box 04, Folder 018

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PHOTOGRAPHS, LAURA A. CARTER Box 04, Folder 019

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PHOTOGRAPHS, MISCELLANEOUS Box 04, Folder 020

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PLAT, LAND IN SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA BY WILLIAM PETTIT FOR MR. CRAWFORD Box 01, Folder 001

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RECEIPT: CHARLES MASON FOR EDMUND SINGLETON TO [UNKNOWN] Box 01, Folder 008

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RECEIPT: DUDLEY MITCHUM TO GEORGE MASON Box 01, Folder 007

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RECORD OF THE DIVISION OF JAMES MASON'S ESTATE, BETWEEN FANNY MASON, WILLIAM DILLARD, AND WILLIAM WHITE. PREPARED BY GEORGE MASON Box 01, Folder 013

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