Date range: 1934 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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A.B. DeHaven vs. L.W. Yost Box S2/Box 29, Folder 3

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A.B. Dyche, Administrator of Laura B. Hovermale vs. Jack Reginald Hovermale Box S2/Box 29, Folder 15

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Abe D. Jones Box 2, Folder 39

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A.B. Fleming Estate Box Series 7, Box 11a, Folder 3

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Abie's Irish Rose Box 3, Folder 12

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Abingdon--St. Thomas (2); Altavista--St. Andrew's (4) Box 45, Folder 31

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A book, map, and several pamphlets (1896-1958). Box 1, Folder 4

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"A Brief Account of the Kents of Wytheville and the County and Houses they Built and Lived In" by Joseph Gordon Kent and Mary C. Withers

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A brochure on Montgomery County; a souvenir of the Williams Jennings Bryant addressed to the Virginia Legislature (1884); Brochures of the Stonewall Jackson Institute (1884); Railway Express receipts signed by T.E. Sullivan; Newspaper clippings for family wedding and death announcements. Box 1, Folder 8

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Absalom, Absalom! - Photocopy of Autograph Manuscript (3 Leaves) - Trial Beginnings; Variations of Letter from Jason Compson to Quentin Compson about Rosa Coldfield's Death (Not Used) - 9817 Box 1, Folder 3

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