Collection: Southall Papers, 1807/1904 - ARVAS Search Results

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Angie W. Emley, at Philadelphia, [Pa.] to Captain Robert A. Bright, at Williamsburg, Va., 1904 Box 81, Folder 1

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Angie W. Emley, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Robert A. Bright, at Williamsburg, Va., 1892 Box 81, Folder 1

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Apprenticeship agreements, 1830/1838 Box 78, Folder 356

3 pieces.

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A. S. Perham, at Washington, D.C., to Captain Robert A. Bright, at Williamsburg, Va., 1904 Box 81, Folder 1

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A. S. Perham, at Washington, D.C., to Colonel Robert A. Bright, 1903 Box 81, Folder 1

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A. S. Perham, at Washington, D.C., to Major Robert A. Bright, at Lansdowne, Pa., 1904 Box 81, Folder 1

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[?], at Norfolk, Va., to Captain R. A. Bright, at Williamsburg, Va., 1893 Box 81, Folder 1

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Banke statements and returned checks of George W. Southall, 1834/1851 Box 76, Folder 343

394 pieces.

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Banke statements and returned checks of George W. Southall, 1834/1851 Box 76, Folder 344

394 pieces.

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Biblical notes, 1856 Box 78, Folder 357

3 pieces.

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