Collection: John Millington Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Robert B. Morris, Alexandria, Virginia, to Sydney A. Temple, Jr., College of William and Mary Box 7, Folder 3

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Robert E. Blankenship, Strasburg, Shenandoah County, Virginia, to Mrs. Robert E. Blankenship, care of Wm. S. Triplett, Richmond, Virginia Box 2, Folder 46

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Robert Hare, Philadelphia, to John Millington, professor at Williamsburg, Virginia Box 2, Folder 75

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Robert M. Blankenship III, Richmond, Virginia, to Sydney A. Temple, Jr., Curator of Manuscripts, College of William and Mary Box 7, Folder 3

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Ro. Saunders to Professor Millington Box 2, Folder 74

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Sarah Gibson to John Millington Box 1, Folder 34a

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Scales Box 18, Folder 2

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"Several Students of William & Mary," Williamsburg, to the Editors of the Richmond Compiler Box 2, Folder 82

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Shipping receipts of Dr. John Millington, from Philadelphia to Alexandria Box 3, Folder 77

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Shipping receipts to R.E. Blankenship, Richmond to Alexandria Box 6, Folder 17

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