Creator: Washington, John Augustine, III, 1821-1861 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Letter, Judith B. Alexander to John Augustine Washington III, 1858 Box 2, Folder 1858.00.00

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Letter, Samuel Phillips Lee to John Augustine Washington III, 1842 Box 64, Folder 1842.05.25

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Letter, Special Committee, Virginia Legislature to John Augustine Washington III, 1854 Box 1, Folder 1854.01.10

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Letter, S.P. Lee to John Augustine Washington III, 1845 Box 1, Folder 1845.01.19

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Letter, S. P. Lee to John Augustine Washington III, 1846 Box 1, Folder 1846.03.15

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Letter, Thomas Parker to John Augustine Washington III, 1855 Box 1, Folder 1855.10.03

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Letter, W. A. Bradley to John Augustine Washington III, 1852 Box 1, Folder 1852.06.25

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Letter, W. Alexander to John Augustine Washington III, 1857 Box 75, Folder 1857.12.18

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Letter, Warner L. Underwood, George Washington Parke Custis, and Samuel P. Benson to John Augustine Washington III, 1857 Box 1, Folder 1857.01.16

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Letter, W.F. Turner to John Augustine Washington III, 1845 Box 66, Folder 1845.05.05

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