Names: Washington, George Augustine, approximately 1759-1793 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Account, Joseph Davenport with George Augustine Washington, 1788 Box 13, Folder 1788.06.00

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Advertisement for land, George Augustine Washington, 1788 Box 13, Folder 1788.10.07

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Agreement, George Augustine Washington and Edward Tiffin, 1791 Box 20, Folder 1791.09.15

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Agreement, Henry Budd and George Augustine Washington, 1791 Box 20, Folder 1791.12.08

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Agreement, James Saurason with George Augustine Washington, 1789 Box 15, Folder 1789.07.20

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Agreement, William Simpson with George Augustine Washington, 1790 Box 17, Folder 1790.04.05

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Appointment as surveyor, George Augustine Washington, 1789 Box 15, Folder 1789.09.00

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Articles of agreement, George Augustine Washington and Matthew Whiting, 1787 Box 12, Folder 1787.11.03

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Articles of agreement, George Augustine Washington and Peter Cockrell, 1790 Box 18, Folder 1790.08.21

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Articles of agreement, George Augustine Washington and Peter Cockrell, 1791 Box 20, Folder 1791.09.15

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