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Biographical Files – Mace, Wandle through Murdock, John, 1846/1982 1 folder(s) Box 125, Folder 3
Biographical Files – Noble, Joseph Bates through Patten, David Wyman, 1834/1966 1 folder(s) Box 125, Folder 6
Biographical Files – Phelps, W. W. through Pulsipher Family, 1835/1985 1 folder(s) Box 125, Folder 7
Biographical Files – Randall, Sally through Rushton, Edwin, 1846/1982 1 folder(s) Box 126, Folder 1
Biographical Files – Wight, Lyman through Young, Emily Partridge, 1865/1973 1 folder(s) Box 126, Folder 6
Biographical information regarding Dr. Aristides Agramonte, 1920/1960 Box 147, Folder 72
Biographical information regarding Dr. Aristides Agramonte, 1920/1960 Box 147, Folder 73
Biographical sketch and portrait of Carlos E. Finlay Jr., 1910/1960 Box 72, Folder 2 [oversize]
Biographical sketch and portrait of Carlos J. Finlay, 1910/1960 Box 72, Folder 3 [oversize]
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