Names: Washington, William Augustine, 1757-1810 - ARVAS Search Results

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Account of sale of property of Thomas Turner, by William Augustine Washington and John Faunterloy, 1787 Box 12, Folder 1787.11.01

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Alice Barnett, 1787/1790 Box 12, Folder 1787.11.00

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Beckwith Butler, 1781/1803 Box 7, Folder 1781.00.00

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Elisha Riggs, 1807/1808 Box 41, Folder 1807.00.00

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Henderson, Ferguson, and Gibson, 1796 Box 28, Folder 1796.08.01

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Henderson, Ferguson, and Gibson, 1796/1797 Box 29, Folder 1796.00.00

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Account, William Augustine Washington with J. Fox, 1804 Box 39, Folder 1804.00.00

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Messieurs Henderson, Ferguson, and Gibson, 1786/1787

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Appointment, Henry Lee, 1796 Box 29, Folder 1796.12.24

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Articles of agreement, Jesse Richardson and William Augustine Washington, 1806 Box 40, Folder 1806.03.15

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