Collection: Warner T. Jones Papers, 1818/1891 - ARVAS Search Results

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Richard F. Beirne, Richmond, Virginia, to Warner T. Jones, 1888 Box 2, Folder 213

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Richard P. Jones - Accounts, 1833/1883 Box 5, Folder 314

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Richard P. Jones, Lands End, Gloucester County, Virginia, to his brother, Warner T. Jones, Richmond, Virginia, 1858 Box 1, Folder 15

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Richard P. Page - Accounts, 1860/1861 Box 6, Folder 336

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Richmond Examiner (newspaper) - Subscriptions, 1863/1864 Box 6, Folder 339

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[?], Richmond, Virginia, to "Dear Brother", 1862 Box 1, Folder 34

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R. M. Booker, Hampton, Virginia, to Warner T. Jones, 1873 Box 1, Folder 95

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R.M. Lee - Tax bill, 1853 Box 6, Folder 324

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Robert C. Curtis, Sheriff of Gloucester County - Accounts, 1842/1849 Box 3, Folder 270

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Robert Colgate, New York, New York, to William Seldon, Norfolk, Virginia, 1885 Box 2, Folder 149

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