Collection: Lee Nicholson Papers, 1827/1938 / Date range: 1800 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Lee Nicholson Papers, 1827/1938 Date range 1800

A list of all Mason deeds recorded in Lunenburg Co., Va., clerk's office, 1746/1800 Box 7, Folder 39 & 39A

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Bible records of Ben W. Mason, 1793/1861 Box 14, Folder 65

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By date genealogy and biography of John Y. Mason, 1799/1859 Box 7, Folder 39 & 39A

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Data from Bible records, 1791/1913 Box 4, Folder 18

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Dr. John Raines Mason family (longhand), 1793/1828 Box 9, Folder 44

Henry Mason of "Laurel Spring", Capt. John Raines Mason, Dr. John Raines Mason, graduate of Edinburg University, married Lucy Davis

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Genealogical account of Hobbs family from old Bible, 1754/1816 Box 1, Folder 1

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Longhand copy of will of Rowland Ward, Amelia Co.; also typed copy., 1800 Box 10, Folder 51

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Transcript from Brunswick County Court Records regarding Binn Jones' will; father, mother, wife & children; wife's will, 1791/1832 Box 6, Folder 34

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Typed chart of Baird family, 1749/1924 Box 5, Folder 29

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Typescript: "The Epes Family of Nottoway Co. Virginia", 1625/1920 Box 4, Folder 24

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