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Item 11 (Acc. 2001.06B): John Page, New York, N.Y., to Philip Mazzei, Paris, France, 1789 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 2, Item 11
Item 1: Mann Page, Jr, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to his brother John Page, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1777 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 19, Item 1
Item 2: Margaret Page to John Page, 1793 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 1, Item 2
Item 3: St. George Tucker to John Page, 1794 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 1, Item 3
Item 4: Margaret Page to sister, 1795 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 1, Item 4
Item 5: Steven Mason to [John Page?], 1801 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 1, Item 5
Item 6: John Page to Mr. Stuart, 1803 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 1, Item 6
Item 7: David Meade Randolph, 1822 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 1, Item 7
Item 8 (Acc. 1993.40): John Page to Henry Tazewell, 1798 Box Manuscripts Oversize Box 10, Oversize_Folder 2, Item 8
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