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James Madison University

Floral autograph albums, 1850/1891

0.10 cubic feet 2 folders
The Floral Autograph Albums, 1850-1891, comprise two albums presented separately to Sarah Ann Cornelia Maupin McClung and Mary Jane O'Brian Gay.
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Floral autograph albums, 1850/1891 0.10 cubic feet 2 folders

Gay, Mary Jane O'Brian, 1834-1900
The Floral Autograph Albums, 1850-1891, comprise two albums presented separately to Sarah Ann Cornelia Maupin McClung and Mary Jane O'Brian Gay.
James Madison University

George W. Kemper Jr. Medical Ledger, 1857/1892, bulk 1861/1868

0.2 cubic feet 2 folders
The George W. Kemper Jr. Medical Ledger, 1857-1892 [bulk 1861-1868], consists of one large ledger, handwritten by Kemper, including dated entries of names, amounts owed, and occasional notes beneath the names.
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George W. Kemper Jr. Medical Ledger, 1857/1892, bulk 1861/1868 0.2 cubic feet 2 folders

Kemper, George W., Jr. (George Whitfield), 1814-1902
The George W. Kemper Jr. Medical Ledger, 1857-1892 [bulk 1861-1868], consists of one large ledger, handwritten by Kemper, including dated entries of names, amounts owed, and occasional notes beneath the names.
James Madison University

L. R. Milbourne Letters, 1886/1906

0.08 cubic feet 1 folder
The L. R. Milbourne Papers consist of letters between Lodowic Ralph Milbourne and his fiancée Virginia Ann Strickler documenting day-to-day life and religious topics of the time from 1886 – 1888 in Luray, Virginia as well as a notebook detailing wardrobe expenses from 1893 – 1906.
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L. R. Milbourne Letters, 1886/1906 0.08 cubic feet 1 folder

Milbourne, L. R. (Lodowic Ralph), 1855-1906
The L. R. Milbourne Papers consist of letters between Lodowic Ralph Milbourne and his fiancée Virginia Ann Strickler documenting day-to-day life and religious topics of the time from 1886 – 1888 in Luray, Virginia as well as a notebook detailing wardrobe expenses from 1893 – 1906.

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