Collection: Monroe County (W. Va.) Court Records and Miscellaneous Papers, 1751/1927 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Private Day book for Tavern of Erskine and Alexander, 1817/1818 Reel 112 (formerly 479-480)

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Private Day book for Tavern of Erskine and Alexander, 1817/1819 Reel 113 (formerly 480)

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Private Day book for Tavern of Erskine and Alexander, 1818/1819 Reel 113 (formerly 480)

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Private day Book of Tavern of William Smith, 1871/1872 Reel 113 (formerly 480)

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Private Ledger, General Merchandise, 1783/1785 Reel 111 (formerly 478-479)

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Private Ledger- General Merchandise, farm produce, and labor rates, 1787/1810 Reel 111 (formerly 478-479)

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Private Ledger, Newspaper [possibly also Monroe Republican], 1867/1869 Reel 112 (formerly 479-480)

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Private Ledger No. 1, tavern Keeper's Accounts for Erskine and Alexander, 1817/1819 Reel 113 (formerly 480)

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Private Ledger No. 2, tavern Keeper's Accounts for Erskine and Alexander, 1818 Reel 113 (formerly 480)

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Private Ledger, possibly Monroe Republican, 1867/1869 Reel 112 (formerly 479-480)

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