Creator: Du Pont, Alfred I. (Alfred Irénée), 1864-1935 - ARVAS Search Results

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William A. Glasgow Jr., Correspondence Regarding Stock, Income Tax Dispute, 1917/1919 1 Files Box 22, Folder 4

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William A. Glasgow, Jr., Federal Suit Regarding $1.5 Million Tax, 1915/1921 1 Files Box 44, Folder 4

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William Du Pont, Correspondence Regarding Business, 1916/1922 1 Files Box 19, Folder 19

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William Herman Rau, Correspondence Regarding Photographs, 1914/1919 1 Files Box 24, Folder 20

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William H. Horty, Correspondence Regarding Nemours Upkeep, 1912 1 Files Box 31, Folder 16

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William J. Mackensen, Correspondence Regarding Fallow Deer, 1917 1 Files Box 31, Folder 21

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William Kavanaugh Doty, Correspondence Regarding the United States Naval Academy, 1933 1 Files Box 26, Folder 14

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William L. Scott, Correspondence Regarding Business and Family history, 1909/1922 1 Files Box 19, Folder 10

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Alfred I. Du Pont, William McCurdy, Correspondence During WW1, 1918 1 Files Box 26, Folder 5

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Wills and Property Division, 1911/1931 1 Files Box 46, Folder 4

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