Collection: John Millington Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Coults and Co., Strand, London, to John Millington, University, Oxford, Mississippi, United States Box 2, Folder 11

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Cover addressed to John Millington, Oxford, Mississippi Box 2, Folder 7

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Daguerreotype of John Millington Box 17

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Daily Journal for 1861 endorsed, "Kate Blankenship, 1860" Box 9, Folder 58

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D.B. Molloy, Sr. and Jr., and A.H. Walter, Office, Mississippi Central Rail Road, Holly Springs, Mississippi, to John Millington, Memphis, Tennessee Box 2, Folder 15

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DEARE vs. BATES: a case involving the heirs of Dr. John Millington Box 3, Folder 126

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Deed between James C. Johnson and Harriet Blankenship Box 6, Folder 16

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Deed between John C. Pettus and wife and Radford Blankenship Box 6, Folder 14

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Deed for house and lot in Williamsburg, Virginia from William H. and Susuan H. Lee to Samuel S. Griffin and John Millington Box 2, Folder 79

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Deed for property in Richmond, Virginia, from M.S. Wynne to Robert E. Blankenship Box 6, Folder 24

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