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

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Esmont House Party photographs (2 of 4 disks), 2008 Box Disk 2494-002

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Esmont House Party photographs (3 of 4 disks), 2008 Box Disk 2494-003

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Esmont House Party photographs (4 of 4 disks), 2008 Box Disk 2494-004

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"Excerpt for Paperback" Box 137, Digital_container 69

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"Face to Face with Jan Karon, " edited master Box Videocassette 0627

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"Fall 2005 [Mitford] Newsletter", 2005 Box 136, Digital_container 44

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Family Bible, Catawba and Caldwell counties, North Carolina, with a note from Jan Karon, September 17, 2017, 1903/2017 Ledger 1

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Family Papers – Mrs. Fannie Belle Bush Cloer, "Mama" – Memorial Record, 1993 Box 148, Folder 2

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Family Papers - Photograph of Wanda Setzer and her two daughters, Janice and Brenda, as children (oversize)

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"Floppy Disk 1 – A Common Life" – File: A Common Life; Word Docs: Betty Quick; Fax to Jonathan Sher; Letter to Mitford Appreciation Society; Mitford Appreciation Society 5/13/99; Mitford Appreciation Society 11/98; Mitford Appreciation Society; More to Mitford Appreciation Society, 1998/1999 Box 136, Digital_container 28

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