Collection: Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933 / Names: Washington, George, 1732-1799 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Historic manuscript collection, 1601/1933 Names Washington, George, 1732-1799

Account of articles sold, estate of George Washington, 1802 Box 38, Folder 1802.07.21

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Bill, George W. Munn to the estate of George Washington, 1800 Box 36, Folder 1800.02.05

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Broadside, funeral procession arrangements for George Washington, Haverhill, Massachusetts, 1800 Box 36, Folder 1800.02.04

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Broadside, Funeral procession of George Washington, 1799 Box 34, Folder 1799.12.29

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Broadside, "Order of Procession for the Day, April 30th", 1789 Box 14, Folder 1789.04.30

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Broadside, Thanksgiving Proclamation, 1795 Box 26, Folder 1795.01.01

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Copy letter, Don Diego de Gardoqui to George Washington, 1881 Box 79, Folder 1881.00.00

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Copy letter, George Washington to Martha Washington, 1775 Box 105, Folder undated no. 198

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Copy letters, George Washington to Martha Washington, 1775 Box 88 OVERSIZE, Folder 1775.06.18

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Deed, Thomas and Mildred Hammond to Mildred Thornton Washington, 1801 Box 37, Folder 1801.12.01

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