Collection: McFarland Family Papers / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, 1864 Box 4, Folder 123

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, Pt.1, 1861 Box 3, Folder 115

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, Pt.1, 1862 Box 4, Folder 117

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, Pt.1, 1863 Box 4, Folder 120

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, Pt.2, 1861 Box 3, Folder 116

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, Pt.2, 1862 Box 4, Folder 118

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from James McFarland, Pt.3, 1863 Box 4, Folder 122

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from John Letcher, 1858 Box 3, Folder 107

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from John M.Humphreys, 1864 Box 3, Folder 103

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Francis McFarland, Correspondence from Margaret Junkin (later Preston), 1856 Box 3, Folder 106

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