Collection: Philip Lightfoot Papers, 1778/1800 - ARVAS Search Results

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Item 31: Thomas [?] to Edward Lightfoot, near Locust Dale, Madison County, Virginia, 1860 Box 2, Folder 5

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Item 31: Unidentified and incomplete papers Box 5, Folder 14

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Item 32: Baylis (John) to James Porter. Trust deed covering a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1826 Box 6, Folder 16

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Item 32: Daniel Lee, at Woodstock, to Philip Lightfoot Box 2, Folder 5

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Item 32: Patton (Robert), 1809 Box 4, Folder 11

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Item 33: Frances Lightfoot, at Washington Town, Mason County, Kentucky, to her brother, Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, Virginia Box 2, Folder 5

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Item 33: Pleasants (Joseph), 1805 Box 4, Folder 11

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Item 33: Porter (James) to Philip Lightfoot. Trust deed covering a tract of land in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1827 Box 6, Folder 16

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Item 34: John B. Lightfoot, Fleming County, Kentucky, to his brother, Captain Philip Lightfoot, Culpeper County, Virginia Box 2, Folder 5

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Item 34: Riggs, Peabody & Co., 1824 Box 4, Folder 11

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