Collection: Landon Family Papers, 1877/1926 - ARVAS Search Results

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Thomas D. Landon in Bordentown, New Jersey to Woody, 1890 Box 2, Folder 12

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Thomas D. Landon in Bordentown, New Jersey to Woody, 1890 Box 2, Folder 12

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Thomas D. Landon in Bordentown, New Jersey to Woody, 1890 Box 2, Folder 12

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Thomas D. Landon in Bordentown, New Jersey to Woody, 1890 Box 2, Folder 12

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Thomas D. Landon in Bordentown, New Jersey to Woody, 1890 Box 2, Folder 12

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Thomas D. Landon in Bordentown, New Jersey to Woody in Bordentown, New Jersey, 1889 Box 2, Folder 12

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Thomas D. Landon's Certificate of Election to Captain of Company A of the Sixth Regiment of Infantry of the New Jersey National Guard, 1893 Box 2, Folder 23

Landon was elected on July 17, 1893, the document was witnessed and signed August 8, 1893. Signed by Landon on October 5, 1893 in Camden, New Jersey.

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Thomas D. Landon to Will Box 2, Folder 13

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Thompson H. Landon in Port Richmond, New York to Benedict Box 1, Folder 5

(no envelope)

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Thompson H. Landon to Thomas D. Landon, 1881 Box 1, Folder 8

(no envelope); talks of Thomas Landon's sixteenth birthday which was May 18, 1881

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