Collection: Peter family papers, 1722/1932 / Date range: 1801 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Peter family papers, 1722/1932 Date range 1801

Genealogical Studies, Walter Peter of Chapel descendants, 1700/1900 Box 22, Folder 05

Goes up to Britannia W. Peter Kennon -From Binder 1

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Indenture, Charles Gassaway to Thomas Plater, 1801 Box 27, Folder 41

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Legal notes and statements of defense for property dispute involving Thomas Law, 1794/1816 Box 3, Folder 16

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Letterbook, letters, newspaper articles, legal documents, plats and surveys, 1685/1805 Box 35

Elizabeth Peter, wife of Robert Peter. Made by Walter Gibson Peter [Note: Some loose pages]

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Map, view of the city of Washington, 1792/1914 Box 27, Folder 44

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Military Papers, Morning report of the garrison of Fort Fayette, 1801 2 pages Box 16, Folder 04

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Muster Rolls, 1792/1803 Box 27, Folder 01

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Newspapers, New Jersey and Philadelphia, 1778/1817 Box 27, Folder 15

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Newspapers, New York, 1790/1848 Box 27, Folder 16

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Newspapers, Washington, D.C., 1798/1855 Box 27, Folder 19

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