Collection: Powell Family Papers, Hepburn Addition, 1775/1870 - ARVAS Search Results

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20 February 1801. Francis Peyton to Leven Powell. Box 1, Folder 37

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20 May 1862. Charles L. Powell, Jr. to his father. Box 1, Folder 59

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21 August 1777. Peter Grant to Leven Powell. Box 1, Folder 7

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21 October 1840. St. Leger Carter, Port Conway, King George County, Conway, Va. to Major Newton Keane. Box 1, Folder 54

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23 December 1800. Leven Powell, Washington, D.C., to Burr Powell, Middleburg, Loudoun County, Va. Box 1, Folder 26

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23 December 1800. Richard Hooe, Alexandria, Va., to Leven Powell. Box 1, Folder 27

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23 May 1863. Wellington Gordon To Charles Powell. Box 1, Folder 61

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23 September 1849. Charles L. Powell to his wife, Selina. Box 1, Folder 55

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28 May 1796. Leven Powell, Middleburg, Virginia, to Henderson, Ferguson and Gibson. Box 1, Folder 16

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2 December 1797. Leven Powell, Columbia, South Carolina, to Burr Powell, Georgia. Box 1, Folder 18

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