Collection: Papers of the Massie Family of Virginia, 1850/1905 - ARVAS Search Results

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie (addressed as "Ma") from J.L. Massie, 1859 Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie (addressed as "Mother") from Bob, 1858 Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie (addressed as "Mother") from C.M. Massie, 1859 Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie from [A.E. or A.R.] Cochran Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie from Annie Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie from [indecipherable] Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Mrs. E.F. Massie from S.M.B. Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to "My dear Aunty" from [M.L.] Cochran, 1855 Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to "My dear sister" from N.H. Massie, 1862 Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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Letter to Nanie from Isabella C Estell, 1855 Box BW 11485, Folder 1

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