Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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"Miscellaneous: Articles; Community; and Home Improvement 3/20/94", 1994 Box 136, Digital_container 9

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"Miss Fannie (contains MF's garden)", 1993 Box 136, Digital_container 8

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"Miss Fannie: Hat and Reunion", 1994 Box 136, Digital_container 10

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"Miss Fannie: Hat, Reunion, Philomel [Books] 11/11/94", 1994 Box 136, Digital_container 17

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"Miss Fannie's Hat" A Memory Disk Box Disk 2504-000

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Mitford Appreciation Society, Thanksgiving Messages, 1998 Box Audiocassette 3610

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"Mitford Children's Foundation" – All MS Word Docs: Barry Setzer; Mitford Children's Foundation Donation; Mitford Children's Foundation in a Nutshell; Mitford Children's Foundation Synopsis; Mitford Children's Foundation Vision Statement; Mitford Children's Foundation Year ending 1998; Mitford Foundation Concert; Vision to Quick", 1998 Box 136, Digital_container 29

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Mitford computer game based on the computer game Mahjong, developed by Jamie D. Wilson, Zebulon, North Carolina and sent with a letter, February 17, 1998, to Jan Karon, 1998 Box Disk 2473-000

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"Mitford General 6/28/98", 1998 Box 136, Digital_container 22-26

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"More Short Stories; E. & Roy; Treasures Galore; Ideas", 1994 Box 136, Digital_container 14

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