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James McCauley in California Gold Rush, 1849/1882 1 items Box 3, Folder 1
James M. Gordon to John Hartwell Cocke., 1857 Box Box 152
James Oliver McCauley (son of James) and wife Louisa to Uncle John Jameson McCauley, 1856/1897 2 letters Box 2, Folder 3
James Skipwith to John Hartwell Cocke., 1857 Box Box 152
James Wright to John Hartwell Cocke., 1857 Box Box 153
Jane Chapman Slaughter papers, 1809/1951 4.25 Cubic Feet 8 document boxes and one half-width legal size file box 9
Jane Hollins Randolph to her daughter, 1857 Box 10, Folder 60
Jane White Ogden, 1854/1857 0.04 Cubic Feet One folder Box 1 [X030899242], Folder 12
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