Collection: Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933 / Date range: 1834 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933 Date range 1834

Account of taxes, Thomas Beall, 1832/1835 Box 56, Folder 1832.00.00

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Account on the payments on the estate of George Washington, Lawrence Lewis, 1834/1836 Box 59, Folder 1834.00.00

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Account, Thomas Peter with estate of George Washington, 1824/1845 Box 50, Folder 1824.00.00

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Broadside subscription order for the Life and Writings of Washington by Jared Sparks, 1834 Box 57, Folder 1834.02.21

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Check, George Washington Parke Custis to William Costin, 1834 Box 58, Folder 1834.06.05

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Deeds and papers, relating to lands bought in Virginia by J. H. Brown for Aaron Leggett, 1790/1861 Box 17, Folder 1790-1861

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Estate documents, George Washington's estate, 1801/1836 Box 37, Folder 1801.00.00

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Executor's Account Book of George Washington's Estate, 1802/1834 Box 94, Shelf Bound Manuscripts/Ledgers

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Form for relinquishing Washington papers to the U.S. Government, Jared Sparks to George Corbin Washington, 1834 Box 58, Folder 1834.09.05

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Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933

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