Collection: Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill, 1732/1860 - ARVAS Search Results

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Copy of the plan surveyed by Peter Randolph and Peter Jefferson of the town of Beverley, in Henrico County, denoting lots owned by Thomas Jefferson (Nos. 57, 107, 108, and 151). Endorsed by T. J., 1751 Box OS, Folder 8

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Cornelia Jefferson Randolph to Jane Hollins Randolph; Sent from El Descanso, 1843 Box 9, Folder 56

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[Cornelia] To Mary Randolph regarding Anne's death, 1826 Box 5, Folder 21

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Dabney Carr To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 1825 Box 5, Folder 13

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Dabney S. Carr to Jane Hollins Randolph, 1823 Box 4, Folder 67

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Dabney S. Carr to Jane Hollins Randolph, 1824 Box 4, Folder 78

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Dabney S. Carr to Jane Hollins Randolph, 1824 Box 4, Folder 81

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Dabney Smith Carr to Jane Hollins Randolph, 1822 Box 4, Folder 55

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Dabney Smith Carr to Jane Hollins Randolph, 1822 Box 4, Folder 60

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Dabney Smith Carr to Jane Hollins Randolph, 1823 Box 4, Folder 72

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