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Correspondence - Unknown Family, 1886 Box 85, Folder 1

June 7, 1886 letter to Frances Murphy from J.B. Wood asking her to be on a committee on religious Service for Mitchell Camp meeting. "Desire to devote Wednesday Aug 18th entirely to temperence." June 19, 1886 letter to Francis Murphy from Mary W. Thomas of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Maryland.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Southall Papers, 1807/1904
  3. Series 4: Southall and Bright Family Papers, 1798/1887
  4. General

Docket of Debts for Collections (vol. 2), 1835/1841 Box 86, Folder 2

George W. Southall's "private docket of claims placed in his hands, as attorney, for collection by suit or otherwise, shewing the particulars of each claim, the nature thereof, time when due, amount of debt, time of delivery to attorney, steps taken to Collect or secure the payment thereof..."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Southall Papers, 1807/1904
  3. Series 2: Southall Papers - Bound Volumes, 1832/1846

Docket of Debts for Collection (vol. 1), 1832/1834 Box 86, Folder 1

George W. Southall's "private docket of claims placed in his hands, as attorney, for collection and shewing the particulars of each claim, as the names of the debtor and creditor, the species and amount of debt, the time when due and when placed in attorney's hands, and stepps taken to secure or collect the same. "

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Southall Papers, 1807/1904
  3. Series 2: Southall Papers - Bound Volumes, 1832/1846

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