Collection: John Millington Papers, 1801/1951 / Level: File

Start Over Collection John Millington Papers, 1801/1951 Level File

Sketch of the life of John Millington, 1779-1868 Box 1, Folder 4

Unsigned.

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Sketch of the life of John Millington, 1779-1868, with a list of his works Box 1, Folder 6

Unsigned.

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Special order of N.N.M.S. Dudley, of the Office of Superintendent, Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, Memphis, Tennessee, 1865 Box 3, Folder 69

Scope and Contents Endorsement: "Relinquishment of the Bureau of the property at La Grange seized as belonging to Rev'd John N. Waddell" by John Millington. ADS.

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Spectacles Box 18, Folder 3

Spectacles in metal case belonging to John Millington.

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Steel engravings of the College of William and Mary Box 8, Folder 43

Includes one printed version, taken from the water color by Thomas C. Millington. Printed Material.

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Stereoscope viewer Box 21, Folder 1

[MOVED TO ARTIFACT COLLECTION 2019C]

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Stock certificates of the Virginia Home Insurance Co., issued to R.E. Blankenship, 1880/1882 Box 6, Folder 26

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Sundry post cards and other photographs collected in travel Box 8, Folder 49

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Survey in Richmond, Virginia, to for James Lownes and wife and Caleb Lownes, made by Micajah Bates, City Surveyor, 1835 Box 6, Folder 3

Scope and Contents Signed.

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Susan Archer Talley, Fincastle, to Dr. Millington, 1859 Box 2, Folder 30

Sent with a volume of her poems, and asking for a review of them.

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