Processed by
Betty Alberty, Ruth Leukhardt,
Paul Brockman, and Pamela Tranfield
08 January 2003
Manuscript and Visual Collections Department
William Henry Smith Memorial Library
Indiana Historical Society
450 West Ohio Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269
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103 boxes, 3 oversize boxes, 15 bound volumes, 1 microfilm reel, 76 boxes of photographs (16 document cases, 12 oversize boxes, 17 boxes cased images, 2 boxes lantern slides, 27 boxes glass negatives, 2 boxes film negatives), 6 boxes of graphics (1 document case, 5 oversize boxes). |
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1741–1928 |
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Mrs. William E. English Estate, May 1942; Indiana University, July 1944; Forest H. Sweet, Battle Creek, Michigan, August 1937, July 1945, Dec. 1953; University of Chicago Libraries, April 1957; English Foundation, Indianapolis IN, 1958; Mrs. A. G. Parker, Lexington, IN, Sept. 1969; King V. Hostick, Springfield IL, March 1970; Duanne Elbert, Eastern Illinois University, Oct. 1974; Hyman Roth, Evanston IL, Aug. 1975 |
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Negatives may be viewed by appointment only. Inquire at the Reference Desk. |
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Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society. |
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RELATED |
English Theatre Records (M 0451) |
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ACCESSION |
1937.0803; 1942.0512; 1944.0710; 1945.0707; 1953.1226; 1957.0434; 1958.0015; 1969.0904; 1970.0317; 1974.1018; 1975.0810 |
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William Hayden English, 1822–96
William H. English was born in Lexington, Scott County, Indiana, on 27 August 1822. He was the son of Elisha G. and Mahala Eastin English. His paternal grandfather Elisha English had moved from Delaware to Kentucky in 1790, and his father moved to Lexington in 1818. On his mother’s side he was descended from Jost Hite, one of the earliest settlers of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. Through Hite he was related indirectly both to George Rogers Clark and to Isaac and Joseph Bowman, two of Clark’s chief lieutenants in his campaign of 1777-1778.
William H. English was educated locally and spent three years at Hanover College. He studied law and was admitted to the bar at the early age of 18, in 1840. In the same year he began his career in politics, serving as a delegate to the Democratic state convention in Indianapolis. He soon reaped his first political award, with an appointment as postmaster at Lexington from President Tyler in 1842, when Tyler broke with the Whigs who had elected him. In 1843 English was appointed clerk of the Indiana House of Representatives.
With the election of James K. Polk as president in 1844, English began a well-organized campaign for a government post. He obtained recommendations from most prominent Democrats in the state, especially Jesse D. Bright, who at this time began his three terms as senator. This began a long correspondence with Bright, dealing both with political matters and with requests by Bright for loans to himself and his friends. As a result of his campaign English achieved his modest request—a clerkship in the Treasury Department. He held this post till the end of Polk’s term in March 1849. In 1847, while serving in Washington, English married Emma Mardulia Jackson.
The English family continued to be active in Democratic politics. At the 1848 Democratic Convention, Elisha English and his brother Revel were vice-presidents, and two other brothers were delegates. In 1850 William H. English served as clerk of the Senate committee on claims.
As early as 1847 English was making considerable business investments. These included government bonds and a land purchase in Wisconsin. In 1849 he embarked on a rather complicated real estate deal in San Francisco. This ended in a suit among English and his partners and caused a dispute which lasted over thirty years.
The year 1850 saw English debut with electoral politics. In 1850–51 he was principal secretary of the Indiana Constitutional Convention which revised the original 1816 constitution. In 1851–52 he served in the Indiana House of Representatives; in 1852 he became speaker, the youngest man ever to be elected to that office. This was a particularly productive session of the legislature, which passed many acts revising the state laws in accordance with the new state constitution.
In 1852 English was elected for the first of four terms in the national House of Representatives, representing Indiana’s second district. In his first term he served on the committee on territories, and was therefore involved in the writing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act which became law in 1854. In committee English proposed an amendment embodying the principle of popular sovereignty which became the main feature of the act.
In the election of 1854 English was one of three northern Democrats who voted for Kansas-Nebraska to be re-elected. In the campaign he took a strong stand against the Know-Nothing party which was particularly violent in Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
Again re-elected in 1856, he served during the 35th Congress as chairman of the committee on post-office and post roads. Toward the end of this Congress, English became involved with the question of ‘bloody Kansas.’ After the principle of popular sovereignty was applied to the Kansas territory by the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, the pro-and-anti-slavery faction had been doing their utmost to fill Kansas with their adherents. In late 1857 a pro-slavery convention at Lecompton (anti-slavery men refused to vote) formed a pro-slavery constitution for Kansas; however in an election in January this Lecompton constitution was rejected at the polls (pro-slavery people having refused to vote.) The national Democratic administration was anxious for Kansas to come in as a slave state. The U. S. Senate passed a bill admitting Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution; the House rejected this bill; the Senate asked for a conference committee; and English was one of three representatives appointed to this committee, which was headed by Alexander H. Stephens.
English had originally been opposed to the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution, on grounds that the people of Kansas had not had a fair chance to express their views. The conference committee came forward with a bill usually known as the English bill (though Stephens in his account of the committee’s work did not mention English). This bill in effect called for a re-vote on the Lecompton constitution, and provided that, if the constitution were approved, Kansas would be given a grant of 5 million acres of government lands. The English Bill passed both houses of Congress by narrow majorities, but Kansas voters turned down the Lecompton constitution in an election held in August 1858. Whether English’s aims were for popular sovereignty, or for legislative compromise, or for a pro-slavery Kansas, is a matter of argument. For his work in this matter, English was offered a high government post by President Buchanan, but turned it down.
Somewhat against his wishes, English was re-elected to a fourth term in Congress, in 1858. As things grew more bitter between North and South, he stood with Douglas against secession. Though not a delegate, he worked at the split-away Democrat convention at Charleston to argue against splitting the party.
In 1854, when the Smithsonian Institution was established, he was appointed to the Board of Regents as a representative of the House, and served for six years.
This ended a twenty-year period during most of which English was involved in one way or another with the Indiana or national legislature. During this period English displayed ability, efficiency, and legislative promise, but rarely was clarified with a positive idea or principle, with the possible exception of popular sovereignty in the territories, which was itself a political compromise.
At the beginning of the Civil War, English was offered a military commission by Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton, but refused it. He spent the next seventeen years in a new career, in banking. Previous to this he had had some contact with James F.D. Lanier of Madison, whose career had also moved from politics to banking. First, English began negotiations, never completed, for control of the Jeffersonville branch of the Third State Bank. Then, in 1863, with the announcement by Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase of the National banking system, he was involved, along with Lanier and John C. New, in chartering the First National Bank in Indianapolis, with a capital of $150,000. English was immediately elected president of the bank, and served until 1877. In 1865 he moved to a handsome mansion on the Governor’s Circle in Indianapolis, He became involved in extensive real estate ownership. One controversial part of his bank presidency is the degree to which he took advantage of economic conditions in the poor times of 1873-1876 to obtain more property by foreclosures. He also regained a controlling interest in the Indianapolis Street Railways Co., and served as its treasurer.
Shortly before the death of his wife in 1877, English resigned his bank presidency, and sold his stock in the street railways. He was soon launched on a second career in politics. In 1876 he was a main speaker at the Indianapolis meeting ratifying the nomination of Tilden and Hendricks. In this period of the 1870s when the coining of silver and the backing of greenbacks were important issues, he stood for sound money, particularly in his testimony before the Senate Banking and Finance Committee in April 1876. As early as 1874 his name began to be seen in many newspapers as a possible candidate for U.S. Senator. By the spring of 1879 he was actively working for the vice-presidential nomination in 1880, and as the 1880 Democratic convention drew near, there was a flood of articles mentioning English as a likely candidate. English’s principal advantages as a prospective candidate would seem to have been sectional–as a native of Indiana in place of Thomas Hendricks who was unwilling to take second place on the ticket for a second time–and financial, as a potential backer of the National party. Meanwhile in June 1880, English was chosen chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee.
When the Democrats met at Cincinnati in 1880, they took two ballots to choose as presidential candidate Winfield Scott Hancock, a compromise ‘dark horse’ among a field of better known aspirants. Immediately afterwards, William H. English was nominated for the second position by Confederate general Edmond W. Pettus, and the vote was carried within minutes. During the 1880 campaign English was accused of misappropriating his grandmother’s pension, of hard-heartedness to survivors of a fire in Chicago, of being a ‘Great Forecloser’ of mortgages, of being a copperhead, of being a skin-flint toward the national Democratic committee, of being unpopular. Personally English did not take an active part in answering these charges, but Democratic papers were active in defense. In the end Garfield and Arthur won, 214 electoral votes to 155.
Just at this time, in 1880-1881, English embarked on a major real estate development, the construction for the northwest quadrant of the Circle in Indianapolis of a large building containing both a hotel and an opera house. This project both provided personal prominence for English and jobs for many workers.
In the years following, English took an active interest in politics. He was perhaps over-enthusiastic in promoting the election of his son, William E. English, to Congress in 1882. He was again mentioned as a possible senatorial candidate in 1885–1886. In a rather noisy lawsuit in 1882, one W.D. Murphy of New York claimed that English had welshed on paying his campaign expenses in 1880. English was active in the presidential campaigns of 1884 and 1888. He spoke up for sound money in 1890 and 1893, and was mentioned as a possible Secretary of Treasury for Cleveland’s second administration (he was in active correspondence at the time with Walter Q. Gresham, who did serve Cleveland at the Treasury—but about a diplomatic appointment for William E. English rather than about financial matters.)
But mainly in the years after 1880 and until his death in 1896, William H. English developed a new interest as an historian. In 1885 he organized a reunion of members of the state Constitutional Convention of 1850–51. In the course of doing so, he prepared a collective biography of the members and became aware of the poor state of historical materials in Indiana. He joined with Daniel Waite Howe and Jacob Piatt Dunn, Jr., in reorganizing the Indiana Historical Society, and became its president. In its new form the Society became an exclusive gentleman’s club, whose principal aim should be to publish the writings of its members. Financial appropriations were sought from the state. A close connection has formed with the State Library and Librarian (Dunn became State Librarian in 1888), and the Society concentrated on building up the collection of the State Library, rather than its own collection.
In his own historical work English delegated his research. He not only carried on a wide correspondence in search of material, but hired others to copy documents and newspaper articles. He collected several hundred early documents—some of which he did not hesitate to mutilate if he wanted a signature or a sample of handwriting. In connection with his research on George Rogers Clark and with his strong interest in family history, he collected a large amount of material on the Hite and Bowman families.
In the year of his death, 1896, English published a two-volume Conquest in the County Northwest of the River Ohio, 1778-1783. He projected a complete history of Indiana of which this would have been a part; he also collected material for a collective biography of territorial judges and legislators; a collective biography of all members of the Indiana legislature from 1816 on; and a history of Indiana counties.
During his later years, English was also involved with city politics, particularly with taxation and the management of the city judges. He also took a leading part on the commission, which eventually was responsible for erecting the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument on the Circle.
Elisha Gale English, 1798–1874
Elisha G. English was born in Kentucky. In 1818 he moved to Scott County, Indiana. On 2 November 1819 he married Mahala Eastin.
English soon became involved in politics. He served twice as sheriff of Scott County. In 1832 he began a service of twenty years, off and on, in the Indiana legislature. He was active in the local Democratic organization. In 1848 he was one of the vice-presidents of the Democratic national convention, and in 1849 and 1851 he was mentioned as a possible candidate for Congress. In 1860 he served as U.S. marshal for Indiana.
Through his early life in Scott County, English had extensive dealings in real estate and livestock. He became sufficiently wealthy to make loans to local farmers, and to give his son William H. English a comfortable stake to begin his career.
In his later years he moved to Indianapolis, and shared financial interests with is son. He had shares in the Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad, and served as its vice-president and agent; he served as vice-president of the Citizens Street Railway in Indianapolis; and he was a director of the First National Bank.
He died on 14 November 1874.
William Eastin English, 1850–1926
William Eastin English was born 3 November 1850 (other sources give the year as 1851 and 1854) near Lexington, Indiana, the son of William Hayden English. Educated locally and in private schools, he entered and graduated from the law department of Northwestern Christian University (now Butler) in Indianapolis.
For five years he practiced law; then he traveled for three years, writing a series of articles for the Indianapolis Sentinel. His slowness in settling down was a source of worry to his father. In 1877 he entered politics. Probably with his father’s help, he was elected chairman of the Indianapolis and Marion County Democratic committees for 1878. In the same year he was elected to the state legislature for Marion and Shelby counties.
In 1882 English ran for Congress, and was finally declared elected after a contest with his opponent, Stanton J. Peelle. During the arguments before the House of Representatives, English’s backers accused the Republicans of intimidating voters, of fraudulently voting paupers and prisoners, and the printing fraudulent Democratic ballots which substituted Peelle’s name for English’s. Peelle’s backers countered by accusing English’s father of abusing the privileges of the House by lobbying on the floor of the House. English served one term as representative.
During the later 1880’s English seems to have been absorbed mainly with the management of English’s Theatre, built in 1880–81. He also traveled and wrote more articles.
In 1892 he re-emerged in national politics. At the Chicago convention, he spoke for Indiana in seconding Cleveland’s nomination. His father worked hard to secure him the ministry to Switzerland as a reward—without success—but he was Democratic national committeeman from 1892 to 1896. He refused to campaign for Bryan in 1896.
1898 was an important year in English’s life. In January he married his second wife, Helen Orr Tufnell. Also he extended the Hotel and Opera House southward to cover the whole northwest quadrant of the Circle. Finally, 1898 saw English participating in the Spanish-American War. He was offered a series of desk jobs, but held out for active service, and was placed on the staff of Maj. Gen. Wheeler, commanding the cavalry in Cuba. At the battle of San Juan Hill he had the fortune to be struck with the same bullet which hit Theodore Roosevelt. After the war he helped organize the Spanish-American War Veterans, and was elected their first commander-in-chief. This organization remained one of this primary interests.
Another of English’s continuing interests was the Masonic order, of which he was a very active member. In 1902 he published a History of Early Masonry in Indiana.
As has been noted, English refused to support Bryan in 1896. Bryan’s anti-colonial stand appealed even less to English than free silver. In the summer of 1900 John C. New, a prominent Republican who had been a partner of English’s father in the First National Bank, urged English to admit that he was now a Republican. English agreed and made his views known in a long letter to Mayor Thomas Taggart. From this time forward, he was an active Republican. He campaigned with Theodore Roosevelt in 1900; he covered the state with Charles W. Fairbanks in 1904; he was active in the 1908 and 1912 campaigns; he served on the state Republican committee from 1902 to 1916. In 1916 he was elected to the State Senate and served four terms.
English lived partly in a large apartment in English’s Hotel and partly at the family estate Englishton Park, outside Lexington, Indiana. He had a continuing interest in the theater. He had a collection of programs from other theaters, and made a point of appearing nightly in his box at English’s and in inviting important people to share the box. He spent large amounts of money repairing and adding to the mansion at Englishton Park. His life there was modeled on that of a country gentleman. His business interests included the theater and opera house, and real estate in Indianapolis and Scott County, as well as in other states. An appraisal of his property in Indianapolis shortly before 1900 showed 160 properties with a total rental of $28,745. Between 1905 and 1914 he also had an interest in several companies in Oregon. At the time of his death his fortune was estimated at $3 ½ million and his yearly income at $85,000.
By his second marriage English had one daughter, Rosalind Orr English. At her birth on 10 March 1903 she was hailed as Indiana’s richest heiress. It was a great sorrow to English when she was killed in an automobile accident on the National Road in 1924.
English died in his apartment at the hotel on 29 April 1926.
Sources:
Dunn, J. P., History of
Greater Indianapolis. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Co., 1910.General
Collection: F 534 .I55 D8 1910 vol. 2, pp. 887-893.
Dunn, J. P., Indiana and Indianans. Chicago: American Historical
Society, 1919. General Collection: F526 .D85 I53 1919 pp. 2158-2162.
Indiana Biography Series, Indiana State Library, vol. 2, p.50, p. 109; vol. 14,
p. 19.
Information in Collection.
Helen Orr English (Mrs. William E. English), 1873–1932
Helen Orr English was born 22 June 1873 in Lima, Ohio, the daughter of John A. Hufnall and Emma Orr Hufnall. She married William E. English on 5 January 1898. Their daughter, Rosalind Orr English, was born 10 March 1903 and died in an accident in 1924.
During her marriage to English, who died in 1926, Mrs. English lived partly at English’s Hotel, partly at Englishton Park, and partly at Leland, Michigan. She seems to have taken primary responsibility for the physical plant at Englishton Park. She was of a volatile temperament, and seemed to enjoy a good argument with a tradesman.
At Leland, Mr. and Mrs. English had separate cottages, on the south shore of Lake Leelanau about two miles from town. There was an arched gate between the two cottages, and an outside staircase up to Mrs. English’s bedroom.
In 1928, two years after Mr. English’s death, Mrs. English married Frank J. Prince. Mr. Prince seemed to have some connections with the underworld, and is said to have let members of the Capone gang use the Leland cottages at times.
Mrs. English died at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles on 14 June 1932, apparently of an overdose of sedatives. After her death the estate went to set up the English Foundation.
Sources:
The English Family Papers, containing the personal, political, and financial records of William H. English and his family, are divided into eleven series:
Series 1 (Boxes 1–5). English’s personal and political correspondence, 1839–96, begins when he is 17, with some rather juvenile love letters from several young ladies; these continue until his marriage in 1847, and are succeeded by a few letters to his ‘dear Mardy’ (Emma Mardulia Jackson.). From 1841 on, the correspondence follows his career: his admission to the Indiana bar in 1841; work in local politics starting in 1843; and the beginnings of a long interchange with Jesse D. Bright.
English’s years in Congress, 1853–61, bring many requests for appointments and use of influence; considerable correspondence with Joseph Henry of the Smithsonian Institution; comments on English’s stand regarding Kansas in 1854; comments concerning Indiana politics. Much of the correspondence from the year 1858 centers on the ‘English Bill.’ Other political correspondence regards appointments to post offices and letters from William W. Wick regarding Indiana politics. The correspondence of 1872–79 contains personal letters to and from William E. English concerning his settling down to work; as well as many interchanges, especially with W. B. Phillips, concerning English’s rise to prominence again in national politics before 1880. There also is a significant amount of material regarding the 1880 campaign including several letters from Winfield S. Hancock regarding details of the campaign. Also included is correspondence related to English’s work on the state Democratic central committee, of which he was chairman—a matter of some interest since the amount of his financial backing later became a subject of controversy.
In English’s last years, until his death in 1896, the largest body of correspondence deals with his work on the commission for a war memorial on the Circle in Indianapolis. There are several personal letters to his wife and son, and some in 1892–93 showing his relations with Grover Cleveland and his attempt to get his son a diplomatic post in the second Cleveland administration. There also are some printed items in this series that pertain to William H. English’s political and historical interests. Included are a list of books at his home in Lexington; three manuscript speeches, one on the Kansas question in 1854, one at a Democratic convention, one (never delivered) greeting Thomas A. Hendricks; the printed texts of his speeches in Congress in 1858–60; correspondence concerning the Yorktown (Virginia) Centennial in 1881; and material on the press controversy concerning his donation to victims of the Chicago fire. There also are a number of portraits and engravings of English from the 1860s to the 1880s.
Series 2 (Boxes 6–20 and 101–103) contains a significant portion of William H. English’s financial records. Among the financial dealings are papers dealing with two lists of horses and mules bought and sold; thirty years of correspondence concerning an ill-fated venture in California in 1849; real estate records involving plots of the Circle; Plymouth Congregational Church, ending with purchase of their property at Meridian and Ohio Streets.; tax receipts, 1879–96; material on land holdings in Scott County; correspondence with E.B. Martindale concerning a deal in 1886–87; real estate deeds and titles; bills for construction and repair; purchase and repair of a house on the Circle, 1864–71; construction of six houses at Washington and Noble Streets., 1866–70; moving and reconstruction of Circle Hall, 1872; construction of 15 houses, 1875; and an account with A.H. Jackson Co. for repairs in Louisville, 1887–90. There also are records and visual items regarding English’s Hotel and Opera House. Among these items are bills for construction and repair, 1881–86, an agreement for lease of the Hotel, 1884–85, and programs, 1881–96. Visual items include cartes–de–visite of nineteenth century theater performers (including John Wilkes Booth), interior and exterior views of the hotel and opera house, and a series of images of a performing horse. Other corporate dealing include the relation of English and his father to the Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad, 1854–56; the organization and operation of First National Bank in Indianapolis, 1863–77; the minutes of Citizens’ Street Railway Company in Indianapolis from its organization in 1864 and correspondence showing English’s role as treasurer, 1866–76. The records also include a large amount of the accounts of Walter Rivers, English’s agent, 1877–86. The majority of the items are checks and vouchers for River’s own salary and that of a janitor at the Opera House, and bills for insurance and repairs of rental properties. Other business items include a substantial number of English’s bankbooks, receipts, and cancelled checks, 1863–95.
Series 3 (boxes 21–25) deals with primarily printed materials from William H. English’s political career. Items include clippings and other printed items regarding English’s national political career focusing largely on his speeches regarding Kansas, 1854 and 1858, and his involvement in the1880 presidential campaign. There also are clippings about English’s personal life, his activity in local and state politics, and his work on the commission for the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument, 1889–92. Also included are a few political items, but mainly business dealings: notes held by English; items concerning his extensive land holdings in Scott County; and his estate—including claims he bought up for livestock taken in Morgan’s raid in 1863.
Series 4 (boxes 26–29, OMB 0002, box 1) contains correspondence and other material on the English, Hite, Bowman, Jackson, Eastin, and Scrogin families. Items include the papers of Elisha English and materials relating to his estate, 1834–92. Through his mother, English was related indirectly to George Rogers Clark and to Joseph and Isaac Bowman, two of Clark’s chief officers in the Kaskaskia–Vincennes campaign of 1778–79. The relationship goes back to Jost Hite, one of the early settlers of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. The Hite-Bowman papers largely concern the business affairs of the family, especially Jost Hite, the two Isaac Hites, Joseph and Isaac Bowman, and Jonathan Clark. There are a few references to military matters about 1780. Also contained are several visual images of the English family including Elisha English and Mahala Eastin English, primarily from the 1860s through the 1880s.
Series 5 (boxes 30–32) deal with original historical documents collected by William H. English for his research. Apparently in the course of his research for a history of Indiana, English collected a number of early documents of Indiana history. The bulk of the collection falls between 1780 and 1830. The most significant papers are official documents of Governors William Henry Harrison, John Gibson, Jacob Posey, and James B. Ray. Also included are election returns, some original and some copied, 1809–14.
Series 6 (boxes 32– 68, OMB 0002, boxes 2–3) includes material for a collective biography of men who held office in Indiana Territory, the Indiana State Legislature, and some notable historical figures in early American history. The bulk of this portion deals with research material and tentative biographical accounts and is arranged alphabetically. For a collective biography of men of both houses of the Indiana state legislature, 1816-93, English included tentative biographies, and correspondence with relatives and others. There also are lists of legislators by session, by county and by tenure. In addition, there is a significant number of visual images of legislators and other historic figures alphabetically arranged in several formats as well as composite images of assemblies from the 1830s to the 1890s.
Series 7 (boxes 69–71) contains biographical material on members of the Constitutional Convention of 1850–51 and follows an alphabetical arrangement with similar types of notes, letters, and clippings as those of the legislators.
Series 8 (boxes 72–74) includes material on county officers, 1815–90, arranged by county. The files initially included correspondence and rough drafts that English put together for a reunion held in 1885.
Series 9 (boxes 75–80) pertains to research material English collected for a county-by-county history of Indiana.
Series 10 (boxes 81–95) contains research material for an unpublished history of Indiana. English aspired to write a complete history of Indiana, of which Conquest of the Northwest would have been a part. He wrote a manuscript, now at the University of Chicago, carrying the narrative to the year 1800. These boxes contain his research material—excerpts copied (not by English) from early newspapers, documents, letters, and histories. Themes which seemed to interest English include Indian policy, slavery in the Northwest Territory, the Burr Conspiracy, the War of 1812, and Indiana statehood. Also included are a significant number of graphic drawings by Will Vawter which were intended for use in the book
Series 11 (boxes 96–100) contain the papers of William Eastin English and Helen Orr English, 1883–1927. The papers include general correspondence, writings on history and travel, correspondence with John C. New about a switch to Republican Party in 1900, and material on service in Spanish-American War and formation of a veterans organization. Among the political items are briefs concerning his contested election to Congress in 1882 and texts of speeches in Congress. Business records encompass real estate taxes and mortgages, interests in Oregon, Rogue River Public Service Corp., Gold Hill Canal Co., and the Golden Drift Mining Co. Other William E. English items include papers regarding the estate of William H. English, lists of real estate holdings, disagreements and suits, life at Englishton Park, taxes, land purchases, mortgages to neighbors, hunting, pedigreed cattle, a statue of William H. English, clippings, travel articles, and biographical sketches. Political materials include travels with Charles Fairbanks in 1904 and the Fairbanks “cocktail picnic” in 1908. Helen Orr English’s papers include correspondence with the telephone company, Fairbanks Morse Co., and the caretaker at Englishton Park. Also contained are bills and housekeeping details on a baronial estate. There also are a number of visual items of William E. English, Englishton Park, members of the English family and general historical images, 1890s–1920s.
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CONTAINER |
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Correspondence, 1839–53 |
Box 1, Folder 1 |
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Correspondence, 1836–40 |
Box 1, Folder 2 |
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Correspondence, 1841–42 |
Box 1,Folder 3 |
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Correspondence, 1843 |
Box 1, Folder 4 |
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Correspondence, 1844–45 |
Box 1, Folder 5 |
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Correspondence, April 1845–Dec. 1846 |
Box 1, Folder 6 |
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Correspondence, 1847 |
Box 1, Folder 7 |
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Correspondence, 1848–49 |
Box 1, Folder 8 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–April, 1850 |
Box 1, Folder 9 |
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Correspondence, Dec. 1850 |
Box 1, Folder 10 |
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Correspondence, 1851 |
Box 1, Folder 11 |
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Correspondence, 1852 |
Box 1, Folder 12 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–July 1853 |
Box 1, Folder 13 |
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Correspondence, Aug.–Dec. 1853 |
Box 1, Folder 14 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–May 1854 |
Box 1, Folder 15 |
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Correspondence, June–Dec. 1854 |
Box 1, Folder 16 |
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Correspondence, 1855 |
Box 1, Folder 17 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–June 1856 |
Box 2, Folder 1 |
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Correspondence, July–Dec. 1856 |
Box 2, Folder 2 |
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Correspondence, 1857 |
Box 2, Folder 3 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–Feb. 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 4 |
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Correspondence, March 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 5 |
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Correspondence, April 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 6 |
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Correspondence, May–June 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 7 |
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Correspondence, 2 July 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 8 |
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Correspondence, July–Aug. 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 9 |
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Correspondence, Sept.–Dec. 1858 |
Box 2, Folder 10 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–July 1859 |
Box 2, Folder 11 |
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Correspondence, Aug.–Dec. 1859 |
Box 2, Folder 12 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–March 1860 |
Box 2, Folder 13 |
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Correspondence, April–June 1860 |
Box 2, Folder 14 |
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Correspondence, July 1860–June 1861 |
Box 2, Folder 15 |
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Correspondence, July 1861–63 |
Box 2, Folder 16 |
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Correspondence, 1865–71 |
Box 2, Folder 17 |
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Correspondence, 1872–1874 |
Box 2, Folder 18 |
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Correspondence, 1875–June 1876 |
Box 3, Folder 1 |
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Correspondence, July 1876–79 |
Box 3, Folder 2 |
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Correspondence, Jan.–March 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 3 |
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Correspondence, March–April 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 4 |
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Correspondence, May–June 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 5 |
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Correspondence, 1–19 July 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 6 |
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Correspondence, 20–31 July 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 7 |
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Correspondence, 1–12 Aug., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 8 |
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Correspondence, 13–20 Aug., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 9 |
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Correspondence, 21–31 Aug., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 10 |
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Correspondence, 1–16 Sept.,1880 |
Box 3, Folder 11 |
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Correspondence, 18–30 Sept., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 12 |
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Correspondence, 1–9 Oct., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 13 |
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Correspondence, 11–31 Oct., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 14 |
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Correspondence, Nov.–Dec. 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 15 |
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Democratic Central Committee, Oct. 1878–1880 |
Box 3, Folder 16 |
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Democratic Central Committee, 1–20 Sept., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 17 |
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Democratic Central Committee, 21–30 Sept., 1880 |
Box 3, Folder 18 |
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Democratic Central Committee, Oct.–Nov. 1880 |
Box 4, Folder 1 |
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Democratic Central Committee, 1878–1880 |
Box 4, Folder 2 |
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Democratic Central Committee, 1880–83 |
Box 4, Folder 3 |
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Democratic Central Committee, 1880–85 |
Box 4, Folder 4 |
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Democratic Central Committee, n.d. |
Box 4, Folder 5 |
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Personal Correspondence, n.d. |
Box 4, Folder 6 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1881 |
Box 4, Folder 7 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1882–83 |
Box 4, Folder 8 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1884–85 |
Box 4, Folder 9 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1886 |
Box 4, Folder 10 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1887 |
Box 4, Folder 11 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1888–89 |
Box 4, Folder 12 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1890 |
Box 5, Folder 1 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1891 |
Box 5, Folder 2 |
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Personal Correspondence, Jan–June 1892 |
Box 5, Folder 3 |
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Personal Correspondence, July–Dec 1892 |
Box 5, Folder 4 |
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Papers Relating to Erection of Soldiers Monument 1892 |
Box 5, Folder 5 |
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Personal Correspondence Jan–June 1893 |
Box 5, Folder 6 |
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Personal Correspondence, Sept. 1893–94 |
Box 5, Folder 7 |
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Personal Correspondence, 1895–96 |
Box 5, Folder 8 |
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Obituary Notices of William H. English, 1896 |
BV 1138 |
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Indianapolis Light Infantry Journal, 1877–89 |
BV 1139 |
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Autograph Album, n.d. |
BV 2571 |
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Autograph Album, n.d. |
BV 2572 |
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“Mementos,” W. H. English, n.d. |
BV 2574 |
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6 engravings of William H. English |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 4 |
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5 engravings of William H. English |
Visual Collections: OVB Graphics, Box 1, Folder 1 |
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W. H. English |
Visual Collections: Upright Graphics, Folder 1 |
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Engravings, William H. English |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 4, Folder 13 |
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Fragment re: William H. English’s Appointment as Clerk, Indiana House |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 4, Folder 14 |
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William H. English (2 images) |
Visual Collections: OVA Photographs, Box 1, Folder 20 |
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William H. English; William E. English |
Visual Collections: OVA Photographs, Box 1, Folder 21 |
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Portrait of W. H. English |
Visual Collections: OVA Photographs, Box 3, Folder 6 |
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English Monument at Crown Hill Cemetery |
Visual Collections: OVA Photographs, Box 3, Folder 7 |
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William H. English |
Visual Collections: OVC Photographs, Box 1, Folder 2 |
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William H. English, ca. 1860s-70s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 13, Folder 1 |
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William H. English, ca. 1860s-80s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 13, Folder 2 |
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William H. English, ca. 1880s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 13, Folder 3 |
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William H. English, ca. 1860-1880s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 1 |
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William H. English; English’s Opera House, English Hotel, John Stephenson, Stafford, John Kennedy |
Visual Collections: Copy Negatives, Box 1 |
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Lists of Books, Trees at Lexington |
Box 5, Folder 9 |
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Speeches, 1854 |
Box 5, Folder 10 |
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Speeches in Congress, 1858–60 |
Box 5, Folder 11 |
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Yorktown Centennial |
Box 5, Folder 12 |
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Press Controversy re. Donation Chicago Fire |
Box 5, Folder 13 |
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Democratic Committee, 1888 |
Box 5, Folder 14 |
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CONTENTS |
CONTAINER |
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Youthful Scrapbook, Acceptance Speech |
Box 6, Folder 1 |
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Horses and Mules Bought at Auction, 1863 |
Box 6, Folder 2 |
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Horses Bought and Sold |
Box 6, Folder 3 |
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Correspondence, 1849–81; Partnership in Cal. English, Field Jackson, Howison |
Box 6, Folder 4 |
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Business-Plots of N.W. Quadrant of Circle, 1873 |
Box 6, Folder 5 |
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Business-Plymouth Congregation Church 1876–81 |
Box 6, Folder 6 |
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Business-Misc. Paper re:-Real Estate |
Box 6, Folder 7 |
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Business-Real Estate Taxes, 1879–96 |
Box 6, Folder 8 |
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Business-Deed, Judgments Scott County 1853–82 |
Box 6, Folder 9 |
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Business-Correspondence English to Martindale re: a Trade of Real Estate for Bank Stock 1886–87 |
Box 6, Folder 10 |
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Business-Misc. and Updated Papers |
Box 6, Folder 11 |
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Business-Account With Moss Engraving |
Box 6, Folder 12 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1854–71 |
Box 7, Folder 1 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1872–94 |
Box 7, Folder 2 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1871–79 |
Box 7, Folder 3 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1876–78 |
Box 7, Folder 4 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1870–90 |
Box 7, Folder 5 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1870s |
Box 7, Folder 6 |
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Deeds and Titles, Judgments, 1870s–80s |
Box 7, Folder 7 |
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Deeds, Granville Wright, 1873 |
Box 7, Folder 8 |
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Deeds, Granville Wright, 1873 |
Box 7, Folder 9 |
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Deeds, Granville Wright, 1871 |
Box 7, Folder 10 |
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Business, 1880–90 |
Box 8, Folder 1 |
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Business, 1870 |
Box 8, Folder 2 |
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Business, 1873–77 |
Box 8, Folder 3 |
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Business, 1837–71 |
Box 8, Folder 4 |
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Construction and Repair, 1864 |
Box 8, Folder 5 |
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Construction and Repair, 1862–68 |
Box 8, Folder 6 |
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Construction and Repair, 1868 |
Box 8, Folder 7 |
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Construction, House on Noble St., 1870 |
Box 8, Folder 8 |
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Construction, Reconstruction of Circle Hall, 1872 |
Box 8, Folder 9 |
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Construction, Receipts for Fifteen Houses, 1874 |
Box 8, Folder 10 |
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Construction, Accounts of A. H. Jackson, 1887–1890 |
Box 8, Folder 11 |
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Hotel and Opera House, 1881–1882 |
Box 9, Folder 1 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts |
Box 9, Folder 2 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1880 |
Box 9, Folder 3 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1880 |
Box 9, Folder 4 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1880 |
Box 9, Folder 5 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1880 |
Box 9, Folder 6 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1880 |
Box 9, Folder 7 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1880 |
Box 9, Folder 8 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1882–86 |
Box 10, Folder 1 |
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Hotel and Opera House, Accounts, 1884–85 |
Box 10, Folder 2 |
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Programs, 1881–1900 |
Box 10, Folder 3 |
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Programs, 1900 |
Box 10, Folder 4 |
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Programs, 1896 |
Box 10, Folder 5 |
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English Hotel and Opera House, ca. 1890s |
Visual Collections: Upright Graphics, Folder 2 |
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English Hotel and Opera House, 1888-ca. 1910 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 13, Folder 17 |
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English Hotel and Opera House, ca. 1890s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 13, Folder 18 |
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Theater Personalities: Notes |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 1 |
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Theater Personalities: Adams, Allen, Anderson, Bandmann, Barrett, Bateman, Benedict?, Bishop |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 2 |
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Theater Personalities: Boniface, John Wilkes Booth, Edwin Booth, Bovitt, Bowers (with Conway), Buchanan, Chaufreau, Collins, Coombs, Couldoke |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 3 |
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Theater Personalities: Cushman, Daley, Davenport, Denin, Dickenson, Dumas, Fisher |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 4 |
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Theater Personalities: Florence, Forrest, Fox, Gladstone, Gilbert, Harrison, Herring, Herron, Hosmer, Howard, Hudson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 5 |
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Theater Personalities: Jones, Keatie (Neafie?), Keene, Kellogg, Kingsbury, LaGrange, Lander, |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 6 |
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Theater Personalities: Lee, Logan, Lou Menken, Mitchell, Newton, Nixon, |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 7 |
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Theater Personalities: Owens, Penoyer, Picolomini Placide, Proctor, Provost, Reynolds, Richings, Riley, Ristori, Rivers, Ross, |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 8 |
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Theater Personalities: Stockton, Svestage, Thompson Thorne, Vestvali, Vincent, Wallach, Webb, Western, Wednesday,Williams, Wood, Zoe, Ximinies? |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 9 |
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Theater Personalities: Unidentified |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 16, Folder 10 |
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Man with Performing Horse |
Visual Collections: OVA Photographs, Box 4 |
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Railroads-First National Bank; Indianapolis-Citizens Street Railway, 1870–76 |
Box 10, Folder 6 |
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Indianapolis-Citizens Street Railway, 1864–67 |
Box 10, Folder 7 |
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Checks Drawn to John New, President First National Bank |
Box 10, Folder 8 |
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First National Bank |
Box 10, Folder 9 |
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Railroads; Fort Wayne-Southern Railway |
Box 11, Folder 1 |
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Accounts of W. Rivers, 1877 |
Box 11, Folder 2 |
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W. Rivers, Agents, Jan.–Feb., 1878 |
Box 11, Folder 3 |
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N. Rivers, Agents, 3March 1878 |
Box 11, Folder 4 |
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W. Rivers, Agents, 8 March–3 April 1878 |
Box 11, Folder 5 |
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W. Rivers, Agents, April–May 1878 |
Box 11, Folder 6 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, May–July 1878 |
Box 11, Folder 7 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Aug.–Oct. 1878 |
Box 11, Folder 8 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Oct.–Nov. 1878 |
Box 12, Folder 1 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Jan.–Feb. 1879 |
Box 12, Folder 2 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, March 1879 |
Box 12, Folder 3 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, April–May 1879 |
Box 12, Folder 4 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, May–June 1879 |
Box 12, Folder 5 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, July–Aug. 1879 |
Box 12, Folder 6 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Sept.–Oct. 1879 |
Box 13, Folder 1 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Nov.–Dec. 1879 |
Box 13, Folder 2 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Jan.–Feb. 1880 |
Box 13, Folder 3 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Mar.–Apr. 1880 |
Box 13, Folder 4 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, May–June 1880 |
Box 13, Folder 5 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, July–Aug. 1880 |
Box 13, Folder 6 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Sept.–Oct. 1880 |
Box 13, Folder 7 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Nov.–Dec. 1880 |
Box 14, Folder 1 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Jan.–Feb. 1881 |
Box 14, Folder 2 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, March–April 1881 |
Box 14, Folder 3 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, June–July 1881 |
Box 14, Folder 4 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Aug.–Sept. 1881 |
Box 14, Folder 5 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Oct.–Nov. 1881 |
Box 14, Folder 6 |
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W. Rivers, Agents Vouchers, Dec. 1881 |
Box 14, Folder 7 |
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Accounts for W. Rivers, Jan.–Feb. 1883 |
Box 15, Folder 1 |
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Accounts for W. Rivers, March–April 1883 |
Box 15, Folder 2 |
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Accounts for W. Rivers, May–July 1883 |
Box 15, Folder 3 |
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Accounts for W. Rivers, Aug.–Sept. 1883 |
Box 15, Folder 4 |
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Accounts for W. Rivers, Oct., Nov. 1883 |
Box 15, Folder 5 |
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Accounts for W. Rivers, Dec. 1883 |
Box 15, Folder 6 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Jan. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 1 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Feb. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 2 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, March 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 3 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, April 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 4 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, May 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 5 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, June 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 6 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, July 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 7 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Aug. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 8 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Sept. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 9 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Oct. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 10 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Nov. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 11 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Dec. 1884 |
Box 101, Folder 12 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Jan. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 1 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Feb. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 2 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, March 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 3 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, April 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 4 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, May 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 5 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, June 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 6 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, July 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 7 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Aug. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 8 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Sept. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 9 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Oct. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 10 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Nov. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 11 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Dec. 1885 |
Box 102, Folder 12 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers Jan. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 1 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Feb. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 2 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, March 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 3 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, April 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 4 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers May 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 5 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, June 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 6 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, July 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 7 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Aug. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 8 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Sept. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 9 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Oct. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 10 |
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Business Accounts of W. Rivers, Agent Vouchers, Nov. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 11 |
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Resignation of W. Rivers as Agent, Nov. 1886 |
Box 103, Folder 12 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1863–86 |
Box 16, Folder 1 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1863–86 |
Box 16, Folder 2 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1888 |
Box 16, Folder 3 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1888 |
Box 16, Folder 4 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1889 |
Box 16, Folder 5 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1890 |
Box 16, Folder 6 |
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Bank Books Receipts, 1878–93 |
Box 16, Folder 7 |
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Receipts, 1895 |
Box 17, Folder 1 |
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Receipts, 1895 |
Box 17, Folder 2 |
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Receipts, Scott County |
Box 17, Folder 3 |
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Bankbooks, 1863–70 |
Box 17, Folder 4 |
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Bankbooks, 1873–74 |
Box 17, Folder 5 |
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Bankbooks, 1877–81 |
Box 17, Folder 6 |
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Bankbooks, 1877–86 |
Box 17, Folder 7 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1866–68 |
Box 18, Folder 1 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1872–73 |
Box 18, Folder 2 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1874 |
Box 18, Folder 3 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1875 |
Box 18, Folder 4 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1876 |
Box 18, Folder 5 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1877 |
Box 18, Folder 6 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1878 |
Box 19, Folder 1 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1879 |
Box 19, Folder 2 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1880 |
Box 19, Folder 3 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1881 |
Box 19, Folder 4 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1882 |
Box 19, Folder 5 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1883 |
Box 19, Folder 6 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1884 |
Box 19, Folder 7 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1885 |
Box 19, Folder 8 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1886 |
Box 20, Folder 1 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1888 |
Box 20, Folder 2 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1891 |
Box 20, Folder 3 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1892 |
Box 20, Folder 4 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1893 |
Box 20, Folder 5 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1894 |
Box 20, Folder 6 |
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Cancelled Checks, 1895 |
Box 20, Folder 7 |
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CONTENTS |
CONTAINER |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880 Campaign |
Box 21, Folder 1 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880 Campaign re: W. H. E. foreclosures |
Box 21, Folder 2 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880, Campaign General Political |
Box 21, Folder 3 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1845 and 1880 |
Box 21, Folder 4 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Campaign for Congress, 1852 |
Box 21, Folder 5 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Campaign for Congress, 1850–60 |
Box 21, Folder 6 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Congress, 1853 |
Box 21, Folder 7 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Congress, 1854 |
Box 21, Folder 8 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Congress, 1855 |
Box 21, Folder 9 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Congress, 1856 |
Box 21, Folder10 |
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Clippings National Politics, 1880; Campaign Speech re: Sugar Cane, 1857 |
Box 21, Folder 11 |
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W. H. E. Kansas Nebraska Act, 1854 |
Box 21, Folder 12 |
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W. H. E. re: Kansas, 1856 |
Box 21, Folder 13 |
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W. H. E. Kansas Bill, 1858 |
Box 21, Folder14 |
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Interpretations of 1858 English Bill |
Box 21, Folder15 |
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W. H. E. in Congress, 1858 |
Box 21, Folder 16 |
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President’s Speech, 1859 |
Box 21, Folder17 |
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W. H. E. Speech in Congress 2 May 1860 |
Box 21, Folder 18 |
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W. H. E. Speech at Lexington, 23 June 1862 |
Box 21, Folder 19 |
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W. H. E. for Senator, 1874 |
Box 21, Folder 20 |
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Ratification meeting Tilden and Hendricks, 1876 |
Box 21, Folder 21 |
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W. H. E. Tilden, 1876 |
Box 21, Folder 22 |
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W. H. E. mentioned at Candidate for Senator, 1878–79 |
Box 21, Folder 23 |
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W. H. E. before Democratic Convention, 1880 |
Box 21, Folder 24 |
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Clippings National Politics Before Democratic Convention, 1879–80 |
Box 22, Folder 1 |
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Clippings National Politics Before Democratic Convention, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 2 |
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Hancock English Ratification Meeting, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 3 |
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W. H. E. Acceptance, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 4 |
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Campaign Sketches of W. H. E., 1886 |
Box 22, Folder 5 |
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Campaign re: Arthur, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 6 |
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Campaign Charge re: Castin Pension, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 7 |
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1st National Bank, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 8 |
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Note Paid by Indianapolis Sentinel, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 9 |
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Shanklin, Evansville Courier, 1880 |
Box 22, Folder 10 |
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Campaign Record on “Know-Nothing Sen” |
Box 22, Folder 11 |
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Campaign Clippings, 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 1 |
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T. A. Hendricks, 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 2 |
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Charge Against W. H. E., 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 3 |
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W. H. English Speeches While in Congress, 1850 |
Box 23, Folder 4 |
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W. H. English Contribution to Campaign-Expenses, 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 5 |
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Charges W. H. E. Was a Copperhead |
Box 23, Folder 6 |
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Re: W. H. E. Contributions to Victims of Chicago Fire |
Box 23, Folder 7 |
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Campaign re: W. H. E. Unpopularity, 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 8 |
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Suit by Murphy for Expenses, 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 9 |
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Indiana State Central Committee, 1880–Jan. 1882 |
Box 23, Folder 10 |
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Speeches by Charles Stewart Parnell, 1880 |
Box 23, Folder 11 |
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Re: John Sherman |
Box 23, Folder 12 |
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Campaign, Jan. 1882 |
Box 23, Folder 13 |
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Campaign, Feb. 1882 |
Box 23, Folder 14 |
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W. H. E. vs. Prohibition, 1882 |
Box 23, Folder 15 |
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Campaign, 1884 |
Box 23, Folder 16 |
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Re: Benjamin Harrison, 1889 |
Box 23, Folder 17 |
|
W. H. E. for Senator, 1885–86 |
Box 23, Folder 18 |
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Clippings on Equal Rights for Negroes, 1887 |
Box 24, Folder 1 |
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Campaigns, 1888 |
Box 24, Folder 2 |
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W. H. English to be Cleveland’s Secretary of Treasury, 1892 |
Box 24, Folder 3 |
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W. Shanklin, 1892 |
Box 24, Folder 4 |
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Testimony on Banking, April 1876 |
Box 24, Folder 5 |
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Re: Silver, 1893 |
Box 24, Folder 6 |
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W. H. E. on Hard Money, 1890 |
Box 24, Folder 7 |
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Obit. of Mrs. W. H. E., 1877 |
Box 24, Folder 8 |
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Conquest of Northwest |
Box 24, Folder 9 |
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Personal |
Box 24, Folder 10 |
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As a Pro Slave Author (Clipping) Wilson |
Box 24, Folder 11 |
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Personal |
Box 24, Folder 12 |
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Personal |
Box 24, Folder 13 |
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Opinions of W. H. E. by Prominent Men |
Box 24, Folder 14 |
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Panic of 1873 |
Box 24, Folder 15 |
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Socialism, Labor Troubles |
Box 24, Folder 16 |
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Poems Collected by W. H. E. |
Box 24, Folder 17 |
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Speeches |
Box 24, Folder 18 |
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Biographical Sketches |
Box 24, Folder 19 |
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Centennial, Memorial Services |
Box 24, Folder 20 |
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Constitutional Convention |
Box 25, Folder 1 |
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Indiana Institutions (Sts., R.R., City, Lib.) |
Box 25, Folder 2 |
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Monument Circle Commission |
Box 25, Folder 3 |
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Monument Circle Commission |
Box 25, Folder 4 |
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Monument Circle Commission |
Box 25, Folder 5 |
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Monument Circle Commission |
Box 25, Folder 6 |
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Monument Circle Commission |
Box 25, Folder 7 |
|
Yorktown Centennial, 1879-1881 |
Box 25, Folder 8 |
|
Limiting Rate of City Taxes |
Box 25, Folder 9 |
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City Charter |
Box 25, Folder 10 |
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Scott County Politics |
Box 25, Folder 11 |
|
First National Bank |
Box 25, Folder 12 |
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Banking |
Box 25, Folder 13 |
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Banking |
Box 25, Folder 14 |
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Indiana State Legislature, 1851–52; Speaker of House, 1852 |
Box 25, Folder 15 |
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State Democratic Convention, 1852 |
Box 25, Folder 16 |
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Scott County Democratic Convention, 1859 |
Box 25, Folder 17 |
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Potter Investigation, 1878 |
Box 25, Folder 18 |
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State Politics, 1880 |
Box 25, Folder 19 |
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Yorktown Centennial, 1879–1881 |
Box 25, Folder 20 |
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Indianapolis City Bonds, 1893 |
Box 25, Folder 21 |
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Indianapolis Convention, 1879 |
Box 25, Folder 22 |
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Democratic State Convention, 1879 |
Box 25, Folder 23 |
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Biographies and Obituaries |
Box 25, Folder 24 |
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Indiana Constitutional Convention, 1856 |
Box 25, Folder 25 |
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Plymouth Congregational Church, 1859–71 |
Box 25, Folder 26 |
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CONTENTS |
CONTAINER |
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Clippings, State and Local Politics (Family); Obituary Eliza and Mahala |
Box 26, Folder 1 |
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Possible Candidate for Congress, 1849–1851 |
Box 26, Folder 2 |
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Elisha English, Notes, 1834–65 |
Box 26, Folder 3 |
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Elisha English, Papers, 1825–72 |
Box 26, Folder 4 |
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Elisha English Filter and Tax Cert. Scott County |
Box 26, Folder 5 |
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Elisha English as U. S. Marshall, 1868 |
Box 26, Folder 6 |
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Elisha English Estate, 1874–86 |
Box 26, Folder 7 |
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Elisha English Estate of 1874-92 |
Box 26, Folder 8 |
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Sarah Wharton English, ca. 1870s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 3 |
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James Wharton English, ca. 1860s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 4 |
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Elisha English, English Mill near Bedford, Ky, ca. 1870-1910 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 5 |
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Elisha English, ca. 1860s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 6 |
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Mahala Eastin English, ca. 1860s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 7 |
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Samuel Scrogin English, Lindsay H. English, ca. 1860s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 8 |
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John Breckenridge English, Revel Wharton English, ca. 1860s |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 14, Folder 9 |
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English Collection Family History |
Box 26, Folder 9 |
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Genealogy of English and Bowman |
Box 26, Folder 10 |
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Genealogy of Easton, Hite, Jackson, Serogin |
Box 26, Folder 11 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, List of Contents |
Box 26, Folder 12 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers Account Book 1761–1840 |
Box 26, Folder 13 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers 1741–66 |
Box 26, Folder 14 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1741–77 |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 3 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1778–90 |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 4 |
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Hite–Bowman Papers, 1791–95 |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 5 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1796–1810 |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 6 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1811–30 |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 7 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1831–42, n.d. |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 8 |
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Transcripts of Hite-Bowman Papers |
Box 27, Folder 1 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1767–72 |
Box 27, Folder 2 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1771–72 |
Box 27, Folder 3 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Jan. 1773–Dec.1774 |
Box 27, Folder 4 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1774-77 |
Box 27, Folder 5 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1778–84 |
Box 27, Folder 6 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 15 Jan. 1780–Feb. 1781 |
Box 27, Folder 7 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1 March 1781; Receipts 1 March 1781 |
Box 27, Folder 8 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, May 1782–85 |
Box 27, Folder 9 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 13 Feb. 1783; Account Book, 1783 |
Box 27, Folder 10 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers 1783–84 |
Box 27, Folder 11 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers 1784; Account Book, 17 Nov.1786 |
Box 27, Folder 12 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 20 July 1786– 17 Sept. 1787 |
Box 27, Folder 13 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 21 Jan. 1788–8 Aug.1788 |
Box 27, Folder 14 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Aug. 1788–May 1789 |
Box 27, Folder 15 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, July 1789–March 1790 |
Box 27, Folder 16 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 22 April 1790–1797 |
Box 27, Folder 17 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1786 |
Box 27, Folder 18 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Account Book #1 |
Box 27, Folder 19 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Account Book #2 |
Box 27, Folder 20 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Manuscript Notebook #3 |
Box 28, Folder 1 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Surveying Problems, n.d. |
Box 28, Folder 2 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 30 Jan.-Dec.1791 |
Box 28, Folder 3 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1791–12 Jan. 1792 |
Box 28, Folder 4 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 24 Jan.–12 July 1792 |
Box 28, Folder 5 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 24 July 1792–1798 |
Box 28, Folder 6 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Feb.–Dec. 1793 |
Box 28, Folder 7 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1794–99 |
Box 28, Folder 8 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1795–96 |
Box 28, Folder 9 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers,14 Feb.–13 April 1796 |
Box 28, Folder 10 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 16 April–7 Sept. 1796 |
Box 28, Folder 11 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 7 Sept.1796–1807 |
Box 28, Folder 12 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1796–1807 |
Box 28, Folder 13 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1796–1812 |
Box 28, Folder 14 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 20 Feb.–26 Dec. 1797 |
Box 28, Folder 15 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1798 |
Box 28, Folder 16 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1798-1800 |
Box 28, Folder 17 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1799–1804 |
Box 28, Folder 18 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1802–03 |
Box 28, Folder 19 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1803–04 |
Box 28, Folder 20 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1804 |
Box 28, Folder 21 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, Poems |
Box 28, Folder 22 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 28 Jan.–8 Aug. 1805 |
Box 29, Folder 1 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 14 Aug. 1805– 9 Sept. 1806 |
Box 29, Folder 2 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1 Oct. 1806–1809 |
Box 29, Folder 3 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 23 March 1808–7 Sept. 1810 |
Box 29, Folder 4 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 5 Jan. 1811–5 Oct. 1812 |
Box 29, Folder 5 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 26 Nov.1812–15 Aug. 1815 |
Box 29, Folder 6 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 12 Oct. 1815–20 June 1818 |
Box 29, Folder 7 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1 Aug.1818–1823 |
Box 29, Folder 8 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 24 April 1824–25 July 1825 |
Box 29, Folder 9 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 6 Aug. 1825–31 Aug. 1827 |
Box 29, Folder 10 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 1 Sept. 1827–14 Dec. 1853 |
Box 29, Folder 11 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 4 Feb. 1834–19 Jan. 1837 |
Box 29, Folder 12 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, 10 May 1837–26 Jan. 1871 |
Box 29, Folder 13 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, n.d. |
Box 29, Folder 14 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, n.d. |
Box 29, Folder 15 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, n.d. |
Box 29, Folder 16 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, n.d. |
Box 29, Folder 17 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, n.d. |
Box 29, Folder 18 |
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Hite-Bowman Papers, n.d. |
Box 29, Folder 19 |
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CONTENTS |
CONTAINER |
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Orderly Book and Diary of Robert Todd, 1793 |
Box 29, Folder 20 |
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Proceedings of Board of Commissioner and Commissioners of Illinois Grant, 1784–1820 |
Box 29, Folder 21 |
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Gov. Edmund Randolph, Original Patent for Clarks Grant, 20 Dec. 1786 |
Flat Files: FF 11-A |
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Signatures (3), 1772–97 |
Box 30, Folder 1 |
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Historical Documents, 1785–97 |
Box 30, Folder 2 |
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Historical Documents, 1798–1800 |
Box 30, Folder 3 |
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Historical Documents, 1801–03 |
Box 30, Folder 4 |
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Historical Documents, 1804–05 |
Box 30, Folder 5 |
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Historical Documents, Jan.–Sept. 1806 |
Box 30, Folder 6 |
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Historical Documents, Oct.–Dec. 1806 |
Box 30, Folder 7 |
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Historical Documents, Jan.–Aug. 1807 |
Box 30, Folder 8 |
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Historical Documents, Sept.–Dec. 1807 |
Box 30, Folder 9 |
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Historical Documents, 1808 |
Box 30, Folder 10 |
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Historical Documents, 1809–10 |
Box 30, Folder 11 |
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Historical Documents, Jan.–Sept. 1811 |
Box 30, Folder 12 |
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Historical Documents: Harrison Document, 7 Nov. 1811 |
Box 30, Folder 13 |
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Historical Documents, Nov. 1811–May 1812 |
Box 30, Folder 14 |
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Historical Documents, June–Dec. 1812 |
Box 30, Folder 15 |
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Historical Documents, 11 Feb. 1813 |
Box 30, Folder 16 |
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Historical Documents, Jan.–May 1813 |
Box 31, Folder 1 |
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Historical Documents, June–Dec. 1813 |
Box 31, Folder 2 |
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Historical Documents, 1814 |
Box 31, Folder 3 |
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Historical Documents, 1815 |
Box 31, Folder 4 |
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Historical Documents, Dan Grass, 16 Oct. 1815 |
Box 31, Folder 5 |
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Historical Documents, Jan.–June 1816 |
Box 31, Folder 6 |
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Historical Documents, Aug. 1816 |
Box 31, Folder 7 |
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Historical Documents, Sept.–Dec. 1816 |
Box 31, Folder 8 |
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Historical Documents, 1817–21 |
Box 31, Folder 9 |
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Historical Documents, 6 Feb. 1821 |
Box 31, Folder 10 |
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Historical Documents 1823–27 |
Box 31, Folder 11 |
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Historical Documents, 28 March–8 Aug. 1827 |
Box 31, Folder 12 |
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Historical Documents, 28 Dec. 1827 |
Box 31, Folder 13 |
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Historical Documents, 1828–40 |
Box 31, Folder 14 |
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Historical Documents, 1835–40 |
Box 31, Folder 15 |
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Historical Documents, 1841–55 |
Box 31, Folder 16 |
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Historical Documents, 1856–60 |
Box 31, Folder 17 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns, May 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 1 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns, May 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 2 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co,. April 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 3 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co., April 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 4 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co., Apr. 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 5 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co., May 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 6 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co., May 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 7 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co., May 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 8 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns Knox Co., 1812–14 |
Box 32, Folder 9 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns, Aug. 1812 |
Box 32, Folder 10 |
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Historical Documents: Election Returns, May 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 11 |
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Index to Poll Book of Elections, 1809–12 |
Box 32, Folder 12 |
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CONTENTS |
CONTAINER |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, A–H |
Box 32, Folder 13 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, James Beggs |
Box 32, Folder 14 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Charles Beggs |
Box 32, Folder 15 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, William Beggs |
Box 32, Folder 16 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Bond, Shadrach Jr. (1773–1830) |
Box 32, Folder 17 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Bond, Shadrach Sr. |
Box 32, Folder 18 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Alexander Buckner 1785–1833 |
Box 32, Folder 19 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, John Caldwell-Knox |
Box 32, Folder 20 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Thomas Davis 1807 |
Box 32, Folder 21 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Benjamin Chambers 1764–1835 |
Box 32, Folder 22 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, John Boone 1773–1832 |
Box 32, Folder 23 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Luke Decker 1810 |
Box 32, Folder 24 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, John Douthett 1814 |
Box 32, Folder 25 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Thomas Downs 1809 |
Box 32, Folder 26 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Isaac Denn 1813 |
Box 32, Folder 27 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, Robert Evans |
Box 32, Folder 28 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, George Fisher 1806 |
Box 32, Folder 29 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators Floyd Davis, 1805 |
Box 32, Folder 31 |
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Territorial Judges and Legislators, John Griffin |
Box 32, Folder 31 |
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John Harbison, 1812 |
Box 33, Folder 1 |
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William H. Harrison—First Governor |
Box 33, Folder 2 |
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John Hay, St. Clair Co. |
Box 33, Folder 3 |
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Harvey Heth |
Box 33, Folder 4 |
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Moses Haggatt |
Box 33, Folder 5 |
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Jessie Holman |
Box 33, Folder 6 |
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Gen. Washington Johnston, Judge and Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 7 |
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William Jones and Peter Jones (Brothers), Indiana Territory Legislators |
Box 33, Folder 8 |
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John Rice Jones, Judge and Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 9 |
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John Rice Jones and Sons George Wallace Jones and Rick Jones |
Box 33, Folder 10 |
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Dr. Jacob Kuykendall, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 11 |
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Daniel McClure, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 12 |
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William McFarland, Indiana Territory Legislator and Judge |
Box 33, Folder 13 |
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Pierre Menard, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 14 |
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John Messinger, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 15 |
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John Moredock, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 16 |
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Robert Morrison |
Box 33, Folder 17 |
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Ephraim Overman, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 18 |
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Jean Français Perry, Indiana Territory Legislator |
Box 33, Folder 19 |
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Thomas Posey |
Box 34, Folder 1 |
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William Prince, Judge |
Box 34, Folder 2 |
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Robert Reynolds, Judge and Legislator |
Box 34, Folder3 |
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Patrick Shields, Judge |
Box 34, Folder 4 |
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Elihu Stout |
Box 34, Folder 5 |
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George Rogers Clarke Sullivan |
Box 34, Folder 6 |
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Waller Taylor |
Box 34, Folder 7 |
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John Templeton, Indiana Territory Legislator and Judge |
Box 34, Folder 8 |
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John Test, Judge |
Box 34, Folder 9 |
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George Turner, Judge |
Box 34, Folder 10 |
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Jesse Burgess, 1777–1853 |
Box 34, Folder 11 |
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Henry Vanderburg, 1760–1812 |
Box 34, Folder 12 |
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Walter Wilson, 1782–1837 |
Box 34, Folder 13 |
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O. H. P. Abbett–Albert Adams |
Box 34, Folder 14 |
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Andrew Adams–Thomas Adams |
Box 34, Folder 15 |
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William Addleman–James Adrian |
Box 34, Folder 16 |
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Andrew Aker |
Box 34, Folder 17 |
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Michael Aker–Alvin Alden |
Box 34, Folder 18 |
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Archibald Alexander–Cyrus M. Allen |
Box 34, Folder 19 |
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Eliphalet Allen–William Allen |
Box 34, Folder 20 |
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William D. Allen–Joshua Alsop |
Box 34, Folder 21 |
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Samuel Ames–James Andrews |
Box 34, Folder 22 |
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Jacob Angle–N.W. Angtrim |
Box 35, Folder 1 |
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James P. Applegate–Thomas Armstrong |
Box 35, Folder 2 |
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Franklin C. Armstrong |
Box 35, Folder 3 |
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Walter Armstrong–William C. Armstrong |
Box 35, Folder 4 |
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Benj. Franklin Arnold–Willis C. Atherton |
Box 35, Folder 5 |
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James S. Atthon–Levi Ayres |
Box 35, Folder 6 |
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James Badollet (Not a Legislator) |
Box 35, Folder 7 |
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George Baber–William D. Bain |
Box 35, Folder 8 |
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John Baird–Conrad Baker |
Box 35, Folder 9 |
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David V. Baker–Timothy Baker |
Box 35, Folder 10 |
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Valentine Bake–George Balding |
Box 35, Folder 11 |
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Jess Baldwin–Senaca Ball |
Box 35, Folder 12 |
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Nathan Ballenger–Elijah Banta |
Box 35, Folder 13 |
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Herman H. Barbour–Le. Bardwell |
Box 35, Folder 14 |
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Henry Barker–S.A. Barnes |
Box 35, Folder 15 |
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John Barnett–William H. Barnett |
Box 35, Folder 16 |
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Geo. J. Barney–S. J. Barrett |
Box 35, Folder 17 |
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A. V. Bartholomew–Gaylord Barton |
Box 35, Folder 18 |
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Horace Bassett–Richard Bassett |
Box 35, Folder 19 |
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John L. Bates–James R. Baxter |
Box 35, Folder 20 |
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William Baxter–Isaac N. Beard |
Box 35, Folder 21 |
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John Beard–Daniel R. Bearss |
Box 35, Folder 22 |
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George R. Bearss–James M. Beck |
Box 36, Folder 1 |
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Benjamin V. Beckes–Fielding Beeler |
Box 36, Folder 2 |
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Richard Beem–John Beggs |
Box 36, Folder 3 |
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Godlove O. Behm–Elisha Bell |
Box 36, Folder 4 |
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John M. Bell–Flavius J. Bellamy |
Box 36, Folder 5 |
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Thomas S. Bellows–Jacob L. Benham |
Box 36, Folder 6 |
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Brooke Bennett–George Bentley |
Box 36, Folder 7 |
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Joseph Bentley–Lou Bernethy |
Box 36, Folder 8 |
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Edward H. M. Berry–Nelson B. Berryman |
Box 36, Folder 9 |
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Sylvester Bertram–Samuel Bigger |
Box 36, Folder 10 |
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Heyden S. Bigham–John J. W. Billingsley |
Box 36, Folder 11 |
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Samuel Billingsley–Lucius Bingham |
Box 36, Folder 12 |
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Philip Binkley–Emil Bischof |
Box 36, Folder 13 |
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Asa M. Black–Washington L. Black |
Box 36, Folder 14 |
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Isaac Blackford |
Box 36, Folder 15 |
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Hiram Blackstone–Enos Blair |
Box 36, Folder 16 |
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James Blair |
Box 36, Folder 17 |
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John Marquiss Blair–John W. Blake |
Box 36, Folder 18 |
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Thomas H. Blake |
Box 36, Folder 19 |
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William E. Blakely–Perry M. Blankenship |
Box 36, Folder 20 |
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William Blinks–Lot Bloomfield |
Box 36, Folder 21 |
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Benjamin Blue–David Boardman |
Box 36, Folder 22 |
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David S. Bonner–Elias Scott Booe |
Box 36, Folder 23 |
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John S. Bobbs–William A. Bonham |
Box 37, Folder 1 |
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George Boon |
Box 37, Folder 2 |
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Ratliff Boon–Daniel Boone |
Box 37, Folder 3 |
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John Boone |
Box 37, Folder 4 |
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Noah Boone–William C. Bowen |
Box 37, Folder 5 |
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Daniel Bower–David Bowers |
Box 37, Folder 6 |
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William A. Bowles–John Bowman |
Box 37, Folder 7 |
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John A. Bowman–Robert F. Boyd |
Box 37, Folder 8 |
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Thomas E. Boyd–John A. Brackenridge |
Box 37, Folder 9 |
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Abner M. Bradbury–Augustus Bradley |
Box 37, Folder 10 |
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Hugh J. Bradley–Sm. Bradley |
Box 37, Folder 11 |
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Henry Brady–C. N. Branch |
Box 37, Folder 12 |
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David Branham–John Brazelton |
Box 37, Folder 13 |
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Robert Breckenridge–John L. Bretz |
Box 37, Folder 14 |
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Cyrus C. Briant–J. D. Bright |
Box 37, Folder 15 |
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Jesse David Bright–Albert W. Brooks |
Box 37, Folder 16 |
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Elijah Brookshire–Chas. M. Brown |
Box 37, Folder 17 |
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Daniel Brown–Ezekiel Brown |
Box 37, Folder 18 |
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George Brown–Jacob Brown |
Box 38, Folder 1 |
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James Brown–Joseph Brown |
Box 38, Folder 2 |
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Perry Brown–Thomas McLellen Brown |
Box 38, Folder 3 |
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William A. Brown–James Brownlee |
Box 38, Folder 4 |
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John Bruce–James H. Bryant |
Box 38, Folder 5 |
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James Bryant R. M.–Abraham Buckles |
Box 38, Folder 6 |
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Joseph S. Buckles–George P. Buell, Jr. |
Box 38, Folder 7 |
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James H. Buell–Martin L. Bundy |
Box 38, Folder 8 |
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Robert Bantin–Alexander Burnett |
Box 38, Folder 9 |
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Lucas A. Burnett–Stephen C. Burton |
Box 38, Folder 10 |
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William Burton–John W. Buskirk |
Box 38, Folder 11 |
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Samuel Hamilton Buskirk–William B. Butler |
Box 38, Folder 12 |
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Nathaniel Butterfield–George A. Byrd |
Box 38, Folder 13 |
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James W. Cabbage–Manlove Caldwell |
Box 39, Folder 1 |
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William Caldwell–Leroy Calvert |
Box 39, Folder 2 |
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Marble S. Cameron–Joseph Campbell |
Box 39, Folder 3 |
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Josiah Campbell–William Campbell |
Box 39, Folder 4 |
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J. T. Camby–Robert M. Carleton |
Box 39, Folder 5 |
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Andrew M. Carnahan–John F. Cart |
Box 39, Folder 6 |
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John Carr–William Carr |
Box 39, Folder 7 |
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Robert Carrick–William W. Carson |
Box 39, Folder 8 |
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Chauncy Carter–William B. Carter |
Box 39, Folder 9 |
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John A. Cartwright–Thomas Cason |
Box 39, Folder 10 |
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Levi Cass–Hiram W. Catlin |
Box 39, Folder 11 |
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Henry S. Cathorn–Aaron Caylor |
Box 39, Folder 12 |
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Ebenezer Chamberlain–Samuel Chamber |
Box 39, Folder 13 |
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Bazil Champer–Geo. W. Chapman |
Box 39, Folder 14 |
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John B. Chapman–Joseph Chapman |
Box 39, Folder 15 |
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David Charters–Dewitt G. Chipman |
Box 39, Folder 16 |
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Erastus Ludlum Crittenden–Alonzo P. Clark |
Box 39, Folder 17 |
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Amos Clark–John B. Clark |
Box 39, Folder 18 |
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Marston G. Clark–Samuel B. Clark |
Box 40, Folder 1 |
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Samuel F. Clark–William D. Clark |
Box 40, Folder 2 |
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Chas. E. Clauser–Benj. F. Claypool |
Box 40, Folder 3 |
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Horatio Claypool–Solomon Claypool |
Box 40, Folder 4 |
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Thomas Clayton–John G. Clendenin |
Box 40, Folder 5 |
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George Cline–DeWitt Clinton |
Box 40, Folder 6 |
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Samuel T. Clymer |
Box 40, Folder 7 |
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Balis Coats–Thomas R. Cobb |
Box 40, Folder 8 |
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John Coburn–John Coble |
Box 40, Folder 9 |
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James W. Cockrum |
Box 40, Folder 10 |
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Isaac M. Coen–Richard L. Coffey |
Box 40, Folder 11 |
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Samuel Coffin–William Garton Coffin |
Box 40, Folder 12 |
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S. S. Coffman–Luke B. Cogswell |
Box 40, Folder 13 |
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Alphonso A. Cole–James Walker Cole |
Box 40, Folder 14 |
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Ulysses Cole–M. Coleman |
Box 40, Folder 15 |
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David H. Colerick |
Box 40, Folder 16 |
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W. G. Colerick |
Box 40, Folder 17 |
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Silas Colgrove |
Box 40, Folder 18 |
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Samuel Colip–Stephne S. Collett |
Box 40, Folder 19 |
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Sims A. Colley–James Collins |
Box 40, Folder 20 |
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James S. Collins–Samuel Colliver |
Box 40, Folder 21 |
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John M. Colman–David Commons |
Box 40, Folder 22 |
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Joseph A. Commons–John Comstock |
Box 40, Folder 23 |
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Daniel Conaway–Theodore C. Cone |
Box 40, Folder 24 |
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James M. Confer–Charles G. Conn |
Box 40, Folder 25 |
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Joseph W. Connaway–John Conner |
Box 41, Folder 1 |
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John B. Conner–William W. Conner |
Box 41, Folder 2 |
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Alexander H. Connor–James Conwell |
Box 41, Folder 3 |
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Frederick Cook–Joseph M. Cook |
Box 41, Folder 4 |
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Grafton F. Cookerly–Edmund Cooper |
Box 41, Folder 5 |
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Geo. William Cooper–Arthur C. Copeland |
Box 41, Folder 6 |
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William M. Copeland–George Cornelius |
Box 41, Folder 7 |
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William T. S. Cornett–Ralph Cotton |
Box 41, Folder 8 |
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Robert G. Cotton–Jacob Covert |
Box 41, Folder 9 |
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Samuel Covington–Joseph Cowan |
Box 41, Folder 10 |
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Calvin Cowgill–James F. Cox |
Box 41, Folder 11 |
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Jeremiah Cox–Joseph Cox |
Box 41, Folder 12 |
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Robert Cox–William H. Craft |
Box 41, Folder 13 |
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George Craig, Letters and Fragments of Edward Eggleston |
Box 41, Folder 14 |
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Jesse R. Craig–David Crane |
Box 41, Folder 15 |
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Ozro N. Cranor–Aaron Asbury Cravens |
Box 41, Folder 16 |
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James A. Cravens–James Harrison cravens |
Box 41, Folder 17 |
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George Crawford–William Crawford |
Box 41, Folder 18 |
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Clark F. Crecelius–William Crim |
Box 41, Folder 19 |
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Allen Crisler–Howard Crooke |
Box 41, Folder 20 |
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E. D. Crookshank–John Crozier |
Box 41, Folder 21 |
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Marks Crume–Theophilus Crumpacker |
Box 41, Folder 22 |
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Josiah Culbertson–William J. Cullen |
Box 42, Folder 1 |
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Daniel V. Culley–Daniel Webster Cunningham |
Box 42, Folder 2 |
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Daniel Webster Cunningham–Thomas M. Curry |
Box 42, Folder 3 |
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James B. Curtis–John Reiley Cushman |
Box 42, Folder 4 |
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Seth Cushman–George Wales Cutter |
Box 42, Folder 5 |
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Addison Daggy–Lycurgus Dalton |
Box 42, Folder 6 |
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William A. W. Daly–James Milton Darnell |
Box 42, Folder 7 |
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William Nelson Darnell–Austin Davenport |
Box 42, Folder 8 |
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J. H. Daviess–William H. Davidson |
Box 42, Folder 9 |
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Abner M. Davis–Henry G. Davis |
Box 42, Folder 10 |
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James Davis–John Steele Davis |
Box 42, Folder 11 |
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John W. Davis–Samuel Davis |
Box 42, Folder 12 |
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Samuel S. Davis–Henry Day |
Box 42, Folder 13 |
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John S. Day–Eugene V. Debs |
Box 42, Folder 14 |
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John Decker–John D. Defrees |
Box 42, Folder 15 |
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Joseph H. Defrees–Demas Demming, Sr. |
Box 42, Folder 16 |
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Elizur Deming–Chas. Denby |
Box 42, Folder 17 |
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James Denny–Alex Devin |
Box 42, Folder 18 |
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James Devin–Oscar Dewey |
Box 42, Folder 19 |
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Stephen Dial–N. S. Dickey |
Box 42, Folder 20 |
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Timothy R. Dickinson–Jerome Dinwiddie |
Box 42, Folder 21 |
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Wiley E. Dittemore–Hazlett E. Dobb |
Box 42, Folder 22 |
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John W. Dodd–Richard F. Donaldson |
Box 43, Folder 1 |
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Samuel Donelson–Lewis Donhorst |
Box 43, Folder 2 |
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Prindowell M. Dorsey–John P. Doughty |
Box 43, Folder 3 |
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Alex Jackson Douglas–A. C. Downey |
Box 43, Folder 4 |
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John Doyle–James S. Drake |
Box 43, Folder 5 |
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Jasper Dresser–Toussaint Dubois |
Box 43, Folder 6 |
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John F. Dufour–Washington Duncan |
Box 43, Folder 7 |
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John N. Dunbar–George Dunn |
Box 43, Folder 8 |
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George H. Dunn–Williamson Dunn |
Box 43, Folder 9 |
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Paris C. Dunning–Robert Dykes |
Box 43, Folder 10 |
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William H. Eads–Samuel St. Clair Early |
Box 43, Folder 11 |
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Isaac A. Eastham–Delana R. Eckles |
Box 43, Folder 12 |
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Norman Eddy |
Box 43, Folder 13 |
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Edward Koger–Joseph P. Edson |
Box 43, Folder 14 |
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William P. Edson–William Edwards |
Box 43, Folder 15 |
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William H. Edwards–Jacob W. Egleston |
Box 43, Folder 16 |
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Joseph C. Eggleston–Arnold A. Elder |
Box 43, Folder 17 |
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James Elder–Berkit M. Elkins |
Box 43, Folder 18 |
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Smith Elkins–Charles S. Ellis |
Box 43, Folder 19 |
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Evan Ellis–Thomas E. Ellison |
Box 43, Folder 20 |
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William M. Ellsworth–Z. T. Emerson |
Box 44, Folder 1 |
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Peter Emery–Elisha G. English |
Box 44, Folder 2 |
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Will E. English–William H. English |
Box 44, Folder 3 |
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William Hayden English–John B. Erwin |
Box 44, Folder 4 |
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Hugh Erwin–George Evans |
Box 44, Folder 5 |
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Marion Putnam Evans–Gustavus Everts |
Box 44, Folder 6 |
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Sylvanus Everts–Geo. Washington Ewing |
Box 44, Folder 7 |
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John Ewing–William G. Ewing |
Box 44, Folder 8 |
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Reuben Fairchild–Eli P. Farmer |
Box 44, Folder 9 |
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John H. Farnham–James C. Favorite |
Box 44, Folder 10 |
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Henry Feagler–Zachariah Ferguson |
Box 44, Folder 11 |
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Abram Ferris–Nekson Ferris |
Box 44, Folder 12 |
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John C. Ferriter–Martin W. Fields |
Box 44, Folder 13 |
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Aaron Finch–James M. Fippen |
Box 44, Folder 14 |
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John B. Firestone–Robert W. Fish |
Box 44, Folder 15 |
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Graham N. Fitch–William Flake |
Box 44, Folder 16 |
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Hugh C. Flannegan–Jackson Fleming |
Box 44, Folder 17 |
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Oliver Fleming–John Flint |
Box 44, Folder 18 |
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Davis Floyd |
Box 44, Folder 19 |
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Edmond R. Floyd–James P. Foley |
Box 44, Folder 20 |
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Andrew Foote–Mark E. Forkner |
Box 45, Folder 1 |
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James Forrester–Robert C. Foster |
Box 45, Folder 2 |
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William Foulke–William Fowler |
Box 45, Folder 3 |
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James F. Fraley–Benjamin Franklin |
Box 45, Folder 4 |
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Isaac Franklin–Franklin Co. Atlas |
Box 45, Folder 5 |
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Geo. W. Frasier–William D. Frazer |
Box 45, Folder 6 |
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John T. Freeland–Isaac S. French |
Box 45, Folder 7 |
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Mathias S. Friend–M. C. Fulk |
Box 45, Folder 8 |
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Benani Fuller–Orlando Furnas |
Box 45, Folder 9 |
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James Deddes–Thomas Gale |
Box 45, Folder 10 |
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Milton Galentino–William R. Gardiner |
Box 45, Folder 11 |
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John Gardner–Jeptha Garrigus |
Box 45, Folder 12 |
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Milton Garrigus–Geo. W. Geisendoff |
Box 45, Folder 13 |
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J. F. Gent–John Gibson |
Box 45, Folder 14 |
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Joseph Gibson–G. Goldsmith |
Box 46, Folder 1 |
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G. H. P. Gilham–Noah S. Given |
Box 46, Folder 2 |
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Thomas Givens–Lloyd Glazenbrook |
Box 46, Folder 3 |
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Alexander Glenn–Israel Goble |
Box 46, Folder 4 |
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John M. Golden–David S. Gooding |
Box 46, Folder 5 |
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H. C. Gooding–William H. Goodwin |
Box 46, Folder 6 |
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Mile Gookins–Robert Gordon |
Box 46, Folder 7 |
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William Gordon–Willis Gorman |
Box 46, Folder 8 |
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And. W. Jackson Gossman–John Graham |
Box 46, Folder 9 |
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John A. Graham–Joh K. Graham |
Box 46, Folder 10 |
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John W. Graham–Joseph Gray |
Box 46, Folder 11 |
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Moses Gray–Samuel Green |
Box 46, Folder 12 |
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Orvin Green–Richard Gregg |
Box 46, Folder 13 |
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B. T. Gregory–Robert Gregory |
Box 46, Folder 14 |
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Robert C. Gregory–John Grier |
Box 46, Folder 15 |
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Elihu-Griffin–John Griffith |
Box 46, Folder 16 |
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Algemon S. Griggs–Ira Grover |
Box 46, Folder 17 |
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Jeremiah Grover–Thomas Gunn |
Box 47, Folder 1 |
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Alfred Guthrie–John Gwinn |
Box 47, Folder 2 |
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Henry W. Hackett–Jacob H. Hagen |
Box 47, Folder 3 |
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William S. Haggard–Jacob R. Hall |
Box 47, Folder 4 |
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John Hall–Allen Hamilton |
Box 47, Folder 5 |
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A. M. Hamilton–Thomas M. Hamilton |
Box 47, Folder 6 |
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E. F. Hammond–John Hancock |
Box 47, Folder 7 |
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William Hancock–Albert G. Hanna |
Box 47, Folder 8 |
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Bayless W. Hanna–Robert Hanna |
Box 47, Folder 9 |
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Samuel Hanna–John D. Hardesty |
Box 47, Folder 10 |
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Reese Hardesty–L. K. Hargrove |
Box 47, Folder 11 |
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Samuel Hargrove–Nathan Harlan |
Box 47, Folder 12 |
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Chas. D. Harley–Branson L. Harris |
Box 47, Folder 13 |
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Daniel Harris–Thomas G. Harris |
Box 47, Folder 14 |
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Christopher Harrison–W. C. B. Harrison |
Box 47, Folder 15 |
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William Henry Harrison–T. B. Hart |
Box 47, Folder 16 |
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John Hartley–Job Hatfield |
Box 48, Folder 1 |
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Frederick Hauser–William Hawthorne |
Box 48, Folder 2 |
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A. J. Hay–Benj. F. Hays |
Box 48, Folder 3 |
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Silas A. Hays–John L. Hedrick |
Box 48, Folder 4 |
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Horace Heffren–Jacob Heelwig |
Box 48, Folder 5 |
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Samuel M. Hench–Abram Hendricks |
Box 48, Folder 6 |
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James B. Hendricks–Benj. Henkle |
Box 48, Folder 7 |
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Thomas J. Henley–William Herod |
Box 48, Folder 8 |
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David Herriman–Oliver Heustis |
Box 48, Folder 9 |
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Allen Hiatt–Allen Hill |
Box 48, Folder 10 |
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Benj. T. Hill–William S. Hillyer |
Box 48, Folder 11 |
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James Hinchman–James Hodge |
Box 48, Folder 12 |
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John Hodges–William G. Holland |
Box 48, Folder 13 |
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Christian Holler–William S. Holman |
Box 48, Folder 14 |
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Samuel W. Holmes–David Hoover |
Box 48, Folder 15 |
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Frederick Hoover–Percy Hosbrook |
Box 48, Folder 16 |
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Jackson Hosmer–Aaron Houghton |
Box 49, Folder 1 |
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Hillery Q. Houghton–Timothy Edward Howard |
Box 49, Folder 2 |
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Thomas Howard–Orrin Z. Hubbell |
Box 49, Folder 3 |
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Joshua B. Huckeby–Samuel A. Huff |
Box 49, Folder 4 |
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Wilson Huff–Henry C. Hulet |
Box 49, Folder 5 |
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Matthew R. Hull–John Hungate |
Box 49, Folder 6 |
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Elihu Hunt–Isaac Walker Hunter |
Box 49, Folder 7 |
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James M. Hunter–Anson Hurd |
Box 49, Folder 8 |
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Harris E. Hurlbut–Curtis G. Hussey |
Box 49, Folder 9 |
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Alexander Huston–Wolfgang Hyne |
Box 49, Folder 10 |
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Benj. F. Ibach–George Isom |
Box 49, Folder 11 |
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Samuel Jack–Caleb B. Jackson |
Box 49, Folder 12 |
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Carter T. Jackson–Newton J. Jackson |
Box 49, Folder 13 |
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Enoch R. James–Thomas C. Jaquess |
Box 50, Folder 1 |
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William Jasper–Jesse Jennings |
Box 50, Folder 2 |
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Johnathan Jennings–James Johnson |
Box 50, Folder 3 |
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James C. Johnson–John Johnson |
Box 50, Folder 4 |
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John B. Johnson–Robert Johnson |
Box 50, Folder 5 |
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Samuel Johnson–Archibald Johnston |
Box 50, Folder 6 |
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Aquilla Jones–David M. Jones |
Box 50, Folder 7 |
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James Jones–Thomas R. Jones |
Box 50, Folder 8 |
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William Jones–Wiley S. Jordan |
Box 50, Folder 9 |
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Samuel Judah–S.V. Jump |
Box 50, Folder 10 |
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Charles Kahlo–James Keigwin |
Box 50, Folder 11 |
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Jacob Keiser–Charles Kellison |
Box 50, Folder 12 |
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John Kelly–Andrew Kennedy |
Box 50, Folder 13 |
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Archibald Kennedy–M. Phinease Kent |
Box 50, Folder 14 |
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William Miller Kenton–James Kern |
Box 51, Folder 1 |
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Michael Kerr |
Box 51, Folder 2 |
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Samuel Kerr–Augustus Kiefer |
Box 51, Folder 3 |
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William Kile–Orlando Kimmel |
Box 51, Folder 4 |
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Austin Kinden–August Klags |
Box 51, Folder 5 |
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John Kingsbury–Philip Klein |
Box 51, Folder 6 |
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John Kleinen–Martin T. Krueger |
Box 51, Folder 7 |
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Elisha A. Lacy–Francis E. Lambert |
Box 51, Folder 8 |
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Jonathan Lamborn–Daniel C. Lane |
Box 51, Folder 9 |
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Edwin T. Lane–Joseph Lane |
Box 51, Folder 10 |
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Byron W. Langdon–John M. LaRue |
Box 51, Folder 11 |
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Chas. Lasselle–John Law |
Box 51, Folder 12 |
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Lewis C. Law–John Leavering |
Box 51, Folder 13 |
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Arza Lee–William H. Leedy |
Box 51, Folder 14 |
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David R. Leeper–John M. Lemon |
Box 51, Folder 15 |
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George W. Lemonds–James Leviston |
Box 52, Folder 1 |
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Abner Lewis–William L. Leyman |
Box 52, Folder 2 |
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Adam Lichtenberger–Samuel Lindley |
Box 52, Folder 3 |
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John Lindsey–William C. Linton |
Box 52, Folder 4 |
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John Linville–Robert McBride Lockhart |
Box 52, Folder 5 |
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Simpson Lockridge–Quinton Lomax |
Box 52, Folder 6 |
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Daniel H. Long–John N. Loop |
Box 52, Folder 7 |
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John W. Lopp–Jacob Lowe |
Box 52, Folder 8 |
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Joseph Lowe–James Lusk |
Box 52, Folder 9 |
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Jesse Lutz–Rober Lyon |
Box 52, Folder 10 |
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Gillis McBean–Abner McCarty |
Box 52, Folder 11 |
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Benjamin McCarty–William Monroe McCarty |
Box 52, Folder 12 |
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Samuel McCaughey–Leander McClurg |
Box 52, Folder 13 |
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David McConnell–Joseph McCormick |
Box 52, Folder 14 |
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Patrick McCormick–James McCully |
Box 52, Folder 15 |
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Andrew J. McCutchan–William N. McDonald |
Box 53, Folder 1 |
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Squire McDonnall–Thomas A. McFarland |
Box 53, Folder 2 |
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Edward W. McGaughey–John Curry McGregor |
Box 53, Folder 3 |
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John J. Meachem–Robert McIntyre |
Box 53, Folder 4 |
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Chas. McJohnston–James A. McKinney |
Box 53, Folder 5 |
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John McKinney–S. B. McManus |
Box 53, Folder 6 |
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David J. McMath–Franklin McRae |
Box 53, Folder 7 |
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Thomas McSheehy–James Madison |
Box 53, Folder 8 |
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Rufus Magee–Washington Walick |
Box 53, Folder 9 |
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Michael Malott–Mahlon D. Manson |
Box 53, Folder 10 |
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Sylvanus Manville–Henry Marsh |
Box 53, Folder 11 |
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James K. Marsh–John D. Marshall |
Box 53, Folder 12 |
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James C. Marshall–Delavan Martin |
Box 53, Folder 13 |
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Henry B. Martin–Henry H. Marvin |
Box 53, Folder 14 |
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Henry M. Marvin–Geo. W. Massey |
Box 53, Folder 15 |
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John Mathews–Hiram Matthews |
Box 53, Folder 16 |
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Francis Matheny–Haber May |
Box 54, Folder 1 |
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Cornelius Meagher–Calvin Mellette |
Box 54, Folder 2 |
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Josiah E. Mellette–James R. Mendenhall |
Box 54, Folder 3 |
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Gustavus Menzies–William Merriman |
Box 54, Folder 4 |
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Jacob W. Messick–Nathan Miles |
Box 54, Folder 5 |
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Albert Miller–Jacob Miller |
Box 54, Folder 6 |
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James Miller–Noah Miller |
Box 54, Folder 7 |
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Robert Miller–John Millikan |
Box 54, Folder 8 |
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William Millikan–John Milroy |
Box 54, Folder 9 |
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John B. Milroy–James Minich |
Box 54, Folder 10 |
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David G. Mitchell–Samuel Mitchell |
Box 54, Folder 11 |
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William Mitchel–James Modesitt |
Box 54, Folder 12 |
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James Moffat–Henry Monroe |
Box 54, Folder 13 |
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James Monroe–John S. Montgomery |
Box 54, Folder 14 |
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Richard Montgomery–Frederick Moore |
Box 54, Folder 15 |
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Geo. Moore–William M. Moore |
Box 54, Folder 16 |
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John Mootman–Charles Morgan |
Box 54, Folder 17 |
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Daniel Morgan–John H. Morgan |
Box 55, Folder 1 |
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Joseph Morgan–Morris Morris |
Box 55, Folder 2 |
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Sylvan Morris–William Morse |
Box 55, Folder 3 |
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Oliver Morton–Jacob Moulder |
Box 55, Folder 4 |
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David Mount–Miles Murphey |
Box 55, Folder 5 |
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Christopher Murphey–W.B. Myers |
Box 55, Folder 6 |
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James Nash–John B. Nees |
Box 55, Folder 7 |
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Andrew Neff–Reuben Nelson |
Box 55, Folder 8 |
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Geo. H. Netherton–H.C. Newcomb |
Box 55, Folder 9 |
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Davis Newel–E. B. Newman |
Box 55, Folder 10 |
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John S. Newman–Cyrus Nixon |
Box 55, Folder 11 |
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Benjamin S. Noble–William T. Noel |
Box 55, Folder 12 |
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William R. Nofsinger–Enos B. Noyes |
Box 55, Folder 13 |
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John Nugent–Elmer G. O’Brien |
Box 55, Folder 14 |
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James O’Brien–Victor K. Officer |
Box 55, Folder 15 |
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Chas. G. Offutt–Walter Olds |
Box 56, Folder 1 |
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Dandridge H. Oliver–John H. O’Neall |
Box 56, Folder 2 |
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John Kelly O’Neall–Godlove S. Orth |
Box 56, Folder 3 |
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Myron H. Orton–Silas Osborn |
Box 56, Folder 4 |
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James Osborn–Lafayette Oursler |
Box 56, Folder 5 |
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Ephraim Overman–Samuel P. Oyler |
Box 56, Folder 6 |
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Robert Owen |
Box 56, Folder 7 |
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Ezra Fitch Pabody–Frederick C. Paine |
Box 56, Folder 8 |
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Henry D. Plamer–Abraham Pancake |
Box 56, Folder 9 |
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Benjamin Parke–John G. Parker |
Box 56, Folder 10 |
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Montraville G. Parker–James O. Parks |
Box 56, Folder 11 |
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Perminter M. Parks–James B. Patten |
Box 56, Folder 12 |
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Alexander L. Patterson–James Paxton |
Box 56, Folder 13 |
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Isaac Pearson–William A. Peelle |
Box 56, Folder 14 |
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Archilles Vawter Pendleton–Smauel E. Perkins |
Box 56, Folder 15 |
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Henry S. Perrette–John Upfold Pettit |
Box 56, Folder 16 |
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Jared Peyton–Lovineus Pierce |
Box 57, Folder 1 |
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George Piercy–William R. Pleak |
Box 57, Folder 2 |
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George Singer Pleasants–William Polke |
Box 57, Folder 3 |
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James T. Pollock–Samuel Porter |
Box 57, Folder 4 |
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William A. Porter–Thomas Posey |
Box 57, Folder 5 |
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Erasmus Powell–William Prentiss |
Box 57, Folder 6 |
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Andrew B. Price–George H. Proffit |
Box 57, Folder 7 |
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Lewis Prosser–Oscar L. Pulse |
Box 57, Folder 8 |
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Lewis H. Purviance–Tunis Quick |
Box 57, Folder 9 |
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Reuben S. Ragan–William Rannells |
Box 57, Folder 10 |
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Frederick Rapp |
Box 57, Folder 11 |
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James Rariden–Joel Ray |
Box 57, Folder 12 |
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Martin Ray–John W. Redman |
Box 57, Folder 13 |
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Thomas W. Reece–Chas. Howell Reeve |
Box 57, Folder 14 |
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Andrew W. Reeves–William F. Reiley |
Box 57, Folder 15 |
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Gerard Reiter–Elias N. Reynolds |
Box 57, Folder 16 |
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Elisha B. Reynolds–Zinni Reynolds |
Box 58, Folder 1 |
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Baskin Rhoads–Thomas N. Rice |
Box 58, Folder 2 |
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DeWitt C. Rich–William B. Richardson |
Box 58, Folder 3 |
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John Richey–Zachariah Riley |
Box 58, Folder 4 |
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John W. Rinear–Theodore H. Ristine |
Box 58, Folder 5 |
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James Ritchey–David Robb |
Box 58, Folder 6 |
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A.H. Robbins–John H. Roberts |
Box 58, Folder 7 |
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Lewis Roberts–Andrew L. Robinson |
Box 58, Folder 8 |
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Benjamin L. Robinson–James B. Robinson |
Box 58, Folder 9 |
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Milton S. Robinson–William Robson |
Box 58, Folder 10 |
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E. K. Rockafellar–William W. Rooker |
Box 58, Folder 11 |
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John Roop–James Roscoe |
Box 58, Folder 12 |
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Andrew Koss–Lewis Row |
Box 58, Folder 13 |
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Ambrose S. Ruby–John E. Rumsey |
Box 58, Folder 14 |
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Peter L. Runyan–Isaac Rynerson |
Box 58, Folder 15 |
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Stephen C. Sabin–Robert St. John |
Box 59, Folder 1 |
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Arthur St. Clair |
Box 59, Folder 2 |
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Arthur St. Clair |
Box 59, Folder 3 |
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Thomas C. W. Sale–Harvey Satterwhite |
Box 59, Folder 4 |
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James Saunders–Edward Schmidt |
Box 59, Folder 5 |
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Garbriel Schmuck–John S. Scobey |
Box 59, Folder 6 |
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Alexander M. Scott–John Scott |
Box 59, Folder 7 |
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Lucius Scott |
Box 59, Folder 8 |
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William H. Scott–Samuel Selvey |
Box 59, Folder 9 |
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David Semans–Andrew Shanklin |
Box 59, Folder 10 |
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E. W. Shanks–William Shaw |
Box 59, Folder 11 |
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David C. Shawhan-William S. Sherley |
Box 59, Folder 12 |
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Mason G. Sherman–William H. Shields |
Box 59, Folder 13 |
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Benjamin Shirk–Samuel Shockley |
Box 60, Folder 1 |
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Theodore Shockney–Luther Short |
Box 60, Folder 2 |
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Samuel Short–Samuel Shutt |
Box 60, Folder 3 |
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Levi Sidwell–Matthew A. Simpson |
Box 60, Folder 4 |
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John Sims–William Skidmore |
Box 60, Folder 5 |
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DeForest Skinner–Richard D. Slater |
Box 60, Folder 6 |
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Robert Slater–John M. Sluss |
Box 60, Folder 7 |
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Jesse W. Smelser–Caleb Smith |
Box 60, Folder 8 |
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Firman Smith–James Smith |
Box 60, Folder 9 |
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Major James Smith–Nathaniel Smith |
Box 60, Folder 10 |
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Oliver Smith–William Smith |
Box 60, Folder 11 |
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William C. Smith–James Snowden |
Box 60, Folder 12 |
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David S. Snyder–David S. Spencer |
Box 60, Folder 13 |
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Elijah M. Spencer–Theodore Stackhouse |
Box 60, Folder 14 |
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Grant Stafford–Stephen B. Stanton |
Box 60, Folder 15 |
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Thomas Stanton–William Steele |
Box 61, Folder 1 |
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John A. Stein–Edwin Stephens |
Box 61, Folder 2 |
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John Stephens–William Stewart |
Box 61, Folder 3 |
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Israel N. Stiles–William H. Stockwell |
Box 61, Folder 4 |
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Asahel Stone–John Stotsenberg |
Box 61, Folder 5 |
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Evan B. Statsenburg–Daniel Stratton |
Box 61, Folder 6 |
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John W. Straughan–William Z. Stuart |
Box 61, Folder 7 |
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Joseph Stublefield–James F. Suit |
Box 61, Folder 8 |
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Edward T. Sullivan–Thomas F. Sullivan |
Box 61, Folder 9 |
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Joseph F. Sulzer–Roland B. Sutton |
Box 61, Folder 10 |
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Thomas Swain–Gabriel Swyhart |
Box 61, Folder 11 |
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Freeman Taber–Caleb Tarlton |
Box 62, Folder 1 |
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William Taughinbaugh–Walter Taylor |
Box 62, Folder 2 |
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Norman Teal–Sam Terry |
Box 62, Folder 3 |
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Chas. H. Test–Daniel Thomas |
Box 62, Folder 4 |
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Felix B. Thomas–William P. Thomasson |
Box 62, Folder 5 |
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Arthur Thomson–Lewis G. Thompson |
Box 62, Folder 6 |
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James Thompson–Wilson Thompson |
Box 62, Folder 7 |
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Abel Thornberry–W.W. Thrasher |
Box 62, Folder 8 |
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John G. Timmons–John Tipton |
Box 62, Folder 9 |
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Robert Tisdale–Oliver B. Torbet |
Box 62, Folder 10 |
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James Townsend–Hannibal Trout |
Box 62, Folder 11 |
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Peter S. Troutman–Thomas Turman |
Box 62, Folder 12 |
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David Turner–Arthur Twineham |
Box 62, Folder 13 |
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Alexander Underwood–Thomas VanBuskirk |
Box 62, Folder 14 |
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Arthur St. Clair Vance–Daniel Van Valkenburgh |
Box 63, Folder 1 |
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Robert VanValzah–Smith Vawter |
Box 63, Folder 2 |
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Adam Veach–Samuel Voyles |
Box 63, Folder 3 |
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David Wade–Zachariah Walker |
Box 63, Folder 4 |
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Alexander Wallace–Thomas B. Ward |
Box 63, Folder 5 |
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Joseph Warner–Philip Waters |
Box 63, Folder 6 |
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Joseph Watkins–John Sebree Watts |
Box 63, Folder 7 |
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Otho Weakley–Joseph F. Welborn |
Box 63, Folder 8 |
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Amos Welch–John Weston |
Box 63, Folder 9 |
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A.L. Wheeler–Mark Whinery |
Box 63, Folder 10 |
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James Whitcomb–Thoms N. White |
Box 63, Folder 11 |
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John Whitehead–John P. Widney |
Box 63, Folder 12 |
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Henry J. Wiggs–John Willey |
Box 63, Folder 13 |
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Archilles Williams–John S. Williams |
Box 63, Folder 14 |
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Jonathan Williams–William W. Williams |
Box 64, Folder 1 |
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Delano E. Williamson–David Wilson |
Box 64, Folder 2 |
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Edwin R. Wilson–John Walter Wilson |
Box 64, Folder 3 |
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Lee F. Wilson–Young E.R. Wilson |
Box 64, Folder 4 |
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John W. Wimer–Thomas Wise |
Box 64, Folder 5 |
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Albert W. Wishard–Thomas J. Wolfe |
Box 64, Folder 6 |
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George W. Wolfer–Joseph A. Woodhull |
Box 64, Folder 7 |
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Haman Woodling–Levin J. Woollen |
Box 64, Folder 8 |
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Thomas W. Woollen–Albert F. Wray |
Box 64, Folder 9 |
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Andrew T. Wright–James Marcellus Wynn |
Box 64, Folder 10 |
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Simeon Yancy–John Yarnall |
Box 64, Folder 11 |
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William Zehring–Philip Zoecher |
Box 64, Folder 12 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Able–Allison |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Alsop–Armstrong |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Arnold–Bain |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Baird–Barbour |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Barclay–Bazin |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Beach–Beggs |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Behn–Bethell |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Bichowsky–Bigham |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Blackford–Blythe |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 9 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Bobilya–Borden |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 10 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Bowen–Branson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 1, Folder 11 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Bridges–Browne |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Brownier–Burgess |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Burk–Cardwill |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Carey–Cartes |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Carver–Chowning |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Clark–Claypool |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Colfax–Collins |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Combes–Cookerly |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Cooley–Cox |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 2, Folder 9 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Cravens–Crookshank |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Crowe–Cutter |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Dailey–Daviess |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Davis–Deery |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Defrees–Dewey |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Dial–Downey |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Drake–Dunn |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Dunning–Edwards |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Edwins–Ensey |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 9 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Ervin–Ewing |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 3, Folder 10 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Fairchild–Fisher |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Fitch–Foster |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Faulk–Fulton |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Gaither–Glass |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Graff–Guthries |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Hackett–Hannegan |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Harbolt–Hazelrigg |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Heath–Heutis |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 4, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Hiatt–Hostetter |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Howard–Huff |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Huffstetter–Hutson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Inman–Jefferson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Jenckes–Johnston |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Jones |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Jordan–Kelso |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Kendall–Ketchum |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 5, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Kiefer–Laidlow |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Laird–Leedy |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Legg–Lomax |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Long–McClaskey |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, McClelland–McHugh |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, McIntosh–McRea |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Mace–Marshall |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 6, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Martin–May |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Meeker–Moffatt |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Morgan–Morris |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Morrison–Newton |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Niblack–Oppenheim |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Orr–Patton |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Paxton–Pierce |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 7, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Pleasants–Powell |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Powers–Rawlings |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Ray–Renny |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Reynolds–Ripley |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Rippey–Rockhill |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Rodabaugh–Rynerson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Saffer–Schrader |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Schwartz–Shambaugh |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 8, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Shanklin–Shook |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Short–Simonson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Smiley–Smith |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Snyder–Stark |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Steele–Suchanek |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Sullivan–Teal |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Tebbs–Thomas |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Thomasson–Thorne |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 9, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Thornton–Tyner |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Underwood–Vermillion |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Wade–Washburn |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Washington–Wesner |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Wheeler–White |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Whitworth–Williams |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Willoughby–Wilson |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 10, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Winterbottom–Wood |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 11, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Woodard–Wray |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 11, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Wright–Zoercher |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 11, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Unidentified |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 11, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Sample Mountings, n.d. |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 11, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Facsimiles of Photos and Signatures, Indiana Legislature, 1850–51 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 11, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 1–50 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 1 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 51–100 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 2 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 101–150 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 3 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 151–200 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 4 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 201–250 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 5 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 251–300 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 6 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 301–350 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 7 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 351–391 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 8 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 401–452 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 9 |
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Historic Figures/Legislators, Numerical Order, Numbers 501–540 |
Visual Collections: Photographs, Box 12, Folder 10 |
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Negatives of Historic Figures/Legislators |
Visual Collections: Copy Negatives, Box 2 |
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General and Fragmentary Papers |
Box 64, Folder 13 |
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Indiana Legislators By Session, 1816–34 |
Box 65, Folder 1 |
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Indiana Legislators By Session, 1835–44 |
Box 65, Folder 2 |
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Indiana Legislators By Session, 1845–52 |
Box 65, Folder 3 |
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Indiana Legislators By Session, 1853–73 |
Box 65, Folder 4 |
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Indiana Legislators By Session, 1875–93 |
Box 65, Folder 5 |
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Legislators By Session, General Information |
Box 65, Folder 6 |
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Lists of Members of Legislatures, ca. 1880s |
Box 65, Folder 7 |
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Legislative Lists, 1830–47 |
OMB 0002, Box 1, Folder 9 |
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"Our Land Makers," Indianapolis Sentinel Supplement, n.d. |
OMB 0002, Box 2, Folder 1 |
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Legislative Lists, n.d. (1 of 4) |
OMB 0002, Box 2, Folder 2 |
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Legislative Lists, n.d. (2 of 4) |
OMB 0002, Box 2, Folder 3 |
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Legislative Lists, n.d. (3 of 4) |
OMB 0002, Box 2, Folder 4 |
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Legislative Lists, n.d. (4 of 4) |
OMB 0002, Box 2, Folder 5 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (1 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 1 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (2 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 2 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (3 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 3 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (4 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 4 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (5 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 5 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (6 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 6 |
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Legislative Lists, Annotated, n.d. (7 of 7) |
OMB 0002, Box 3, Folder 7 |
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Legislative Materials, n.d. |
Flat Files: FF 11-K |
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Farley, Armstrong, Safper, Strain, Stanton, Sands, Schwartz, Snider, Slocum, Frances Slocum, Andrew L. Robinson, Saunders, Slack, Shook, Stanton, Smith, Sedwell, Stillwell |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 1 |
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Shafer, Sullivan, Alley, Shugart, Stevens, Bright, Brothwau, Barnaby, Brown, Baird, Buell, Brookbank, Addison, Armstrong, Alexander, Athon, Brady |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 2 |
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Godlove Orth Behm, Brown, Bartholomew, Baird, Borley, Buell, Brown, Buskirk, Bellows, Carter, Curtis, Blake, Branham, Beckett, Bright, Boydston, Honok, Moore |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 3 |
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Gordon, Dunn, Cauthorn, Hart, Riopath, Butler, Bihnham, Carhan, Smith, Simonson, Stanton, Sayre, Portor, Pettet, Pierce, Jewett, Price, Sobin, Miller, Saffer, Eldridge |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 4 |
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Ray, Simler, Dunn, Edsall, Ellis, Edwins, Powers, Polk, Purviance, Rockafeller, Powell, Pratt, Patterson, Pron, Randall, Rupell, Richmond, Posey, Pabody, Parker |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 5 |
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Dunham, Davis, Durmont, Durbin, Ringer, Donald, Douglas, Pierce, Dumont, Bynum, Roe, Rees, Rousseau, Dunn, Overmyer, Palmer, Wesner, Crowell, Wilson, Tebbs |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 6 |
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Townsend, Turman, Thompson, Brook, Turner, Todd, Tate, Trier, Williams, Cowan, Cosgrove, Comstock, Conner, Carnahan, Clendennin, Chapman, Cree, Crain, Cutter |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 7 |
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Culley, Caylor, Cothart, Combes, Vater, Veach, Underwood, Pusher, Clark, Morston, Cole, Cathcart, Cochran, Conner, Cason, Thorne, Tuley, Paxton, Pancake, Posey, Dill |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 8 |
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Hanna, Parke, Randolph, Test, Menard, St. Clair, Stapp, Roe, Lane, Henry, Dawson, Richardson, Rynerson, Ryan, Reynolds, Dening, Dailey, Dufour, David, Worth |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 9 |
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Ellis, Evans, Rose, Davis, Moore, White, Watson, Wood, Woods, Woodard, Wolfe, Wright, Watkins, Witherow, Walker, Wiber, Van Matre |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 10 |
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Webster, Worth, Wright, Casselburg, Wau, Erarers, White, Wilson, Farley, Foster, Ferris, Ferguson, Francisco, Field, Fowler, Fisher, Fitch |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 11 |
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Fairchild, Foulke, Fisher, Gregory, Greathouse, Gentry, Griggs, Goudie, Griffin, Hughes, Hart, Henderson, Hanna, Hazelrigg, Huffstall, Howard, Harrision, Hamilton, Hester, Hays |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 12 |
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Hon, Hartley, Hall, Hawkins, Howk, Hannegan, Harryman, Harvey, Hackleman, Harris, Haynes, Hill, Heath, Howard, Hobbs, Harrison, Hoobler, Howard |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 13 |
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Jennings, Jackson, Jones, Lingle, Ketcham, King, Kerr, Kirnball, Kircger, Kiser, Jones, Pinckney, Liston, Lines, Leviston, Logan, Laird, Leuring, Lane |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 14 |
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McDonald, McGaughy, McGray, McConnell, Neat, Nixon, May, Miller, Sillowk, Moore, Montgomery, Malott, Mason, Marvin, Milroy, Mitchell, Mansfield, Meredith, Montgomery |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 15 |
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Hiltorris, Nelson, Lomet, Osborn, Newland, Neffs, Neff, Noel, Kendall, Terry, Graham, Badger, May, Underlick, Gootee, Steele |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 16 |
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Clark, Bracken, Rariden, Hovey, Hendricks, Cass, Pettit, Clenwith, Walpole, Crawford, Monroe, Barbour, Kinley, Work, Taylor, Clements, Moore, Shoup, Mowrer |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 17 |
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Yucum, Beeson, McFarland, Picknell, Morrison, Kendall, Kelio, Hogan, Taque, Hurbolt, Milroy, Wallace, Sims, McClellan, Kent, Zenor, Anthony, Foster, Miller, Stephenson |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 18 |
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Morgan, Bullingall, Pepper, Shanon, Wolfe, Shannon, Yucum, Smiley, Prather, Newman, Kendall, Biddle, Beeson, Read, Smith, March, Helm, McLean, Harrison |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 19 |
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Harrison, Steele, Wolfe, McCarty |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (4 X 5), Box 20 |
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Gregg, Holland, Hay, Hungate, Kimberlin, Irwin, McFarland, Caulley, Millikan, May, Nutter, Orr, Wallace, Carr, Mather, Borden, Copner, Thompson, Bramwell, Stuckhouse, Stinson, Simpson, Slufs (?), Slater |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 1 |
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Gibson, Beggs, John (?), Dunn, Ferris, Beggs, Rugg, Rofs, Robinson, Edwards, Judah, Maxwell, Payne, Deputy, Sweet, Eccles, Cravens, St. Clair, Torbet, Baker, Blythe, Bullock, Allen |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 2 |
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Crumbuker, Owen, Holliday, Logan, Morris, Ray, Boone, Noble, Willard, Whitcomb, Lane, Miller, Holman, Hendricks, Gibault, Wallace |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 3 |
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Autographs, Ornamental Border |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 3 |
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Chandler, Badolet, Eleanor Elting Temple, Lucy Clark Croghan, Ann Clark Gwathmey, Edson, Holman, Bright |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 4 |
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Clowns, Capital at Vincennes |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 4 |
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Rural scenes: children, unidentified man, unidentified woman, man and child on wagon, children and horse, family, rural home with bicycles outside, man holding tools, girls (one child chewing fingers), rural schoolhouse, Black’s Point (Tippecanoe County) |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 5 (flat storage) |
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English Family: Revel W., Samuel W., Lindsay H., John B.. Charles Denby, Bishop Bazin, Aaron Burr, Rev. Francis S. Chatard, Edwards, Fitch, Bishop Hillardiene, Randolph, Rev. Simon William Gabriel Brute de Remur, Santa Anna, Bishop St. Palais, Thompson |
Visual Collections: Glass Plate Negatives (5 X 7), Box 5 |
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Ledger, Indiana Legislators |
BV 1141 |
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Ledger, Members of Indiana Legislature |
BV 1142 |
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Ledger, Indiana Legislators |
BV 1143 |
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Index of Indiana Legislators (Old) |
BV 1144 |
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Index of Indiana Legislators (New) |
BV 1145 |
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Lists of Indiana Legislators, July 1888 |
BV 1146 |
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Legislative Members, Second Volume |
BV 1147 |
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Legislative Members, Third Volume |
BV 1148 |
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State Senators by County, Adams–Dubois |
Box 66, Folder 1 |
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State Senators by County, Elkhart–Johnson |
Box 66, Folder 2 |
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State Senators by County, Knox–Morgan |
Box 66, Folder 3 |
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State Senators by County, Newton–Rush |
Box 66, Folder 4 |
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State Senators by County, Shelby–Whitley |
Box 66, Folder 5 |
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State Senators by County, Alphabetical Lists |
Box 66, Folder 6 |
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State Representatives by County, Adams–Dearborn |
Box 67, Folder 1 |
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State Representatives by County, Decatur–Greene |
Box 67, Folder 2 |
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State Representatives by County, Hamilton–Johnson |
Box 67, Folder 3 |
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State Representatives by County, Knox–Morgan |
Box 67, Folder 4 |
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State Representatives by County, Newton–Ripley |
Box 67, Folder 5 |
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State Representatives by County, Rush–Whitley |
Box 67, Folder 6 |
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Officers of House and Senate |
Box 68, Folder 1 |
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Members of General Assembly Before 1853 |
Box 68, Folder 2 |
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Members of General Assembly After 1853 |
Box 68, Folder 3 |
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General Correspondence and Notes |
Box 68, Folder 4 |
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Newspaper Clippings and Notes |
Box 68, Folder 5 |
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Newspaper Clippings and Notes |
Box 68, Folder 6 |
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Newspaper Clippings and Notes |
Box 68, Folder 7 |
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Newspaper Clippings and Notes |
Box 68, Folder 8 |
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CONTENTS |
CONTAINER |
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Sketch of the Convention |
Box 69, Folder 1 |
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Chas. Alexander–Herman Barkwell |
Box 69, Folder 2 |
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Erastus Bascom–Horace Biddle |
Box 69, Folder 3 |
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James E. Blyth–Michael Bright |
Box 69, Folder 4 |
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James R. M. Bryant–Thomas Chenoweth |
Box 69, Folder 5 |
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Dr. Haymon Clark–Dr. O. L. Clark |
Box 69, Folder 6 |
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Richard Clements–Joseph Coats |
Box 69, Folder 7 |
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Albert Cole–Schuyler Colfax |
Box 69, Folder 8 |
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Alexander Conduit–Grafton F. Cookerly |
Box 69, Folder 9 |
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James Crawford–Daniel Crumbacker |
Box 69, Folder 10 |
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John Davis–Oliver P. Davis |
Box 69, Folder 11 |
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Samuel Davis, Dr. David Hobson–James Dick |
Box 69, Folder 12 |
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William H. Drapier– John Dunn |
Box 69, Folder 13 |
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William McKee Dunn |
Box 69, Folder 14 |
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Mark Duzan, Alexander Farrow, Jacob Fisher |
Box 69, Folder 15 |
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James B. Foley |
Box 69, Folder 16 |
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Samuel Frisbie–James Garvin |
Box 69, Folder 17 |
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Thomas W. Gibson–Thomas Gootee |
Box 69, Folder 18 |
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Christopher Graham–John A. Graham |
Box 69, Folder 19 |
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Milton Gregg–George Gordon |
Box 69, Folder 20 |
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William Haddon–Samuel Hall |
Box 70, Folder 1 |
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Allen Hamilton–Jonathan Harbolt |
Box 70, Folder 2 |
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Franklin Hardin–Nathan Hawkins |
Box 70, Folder 3 |
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Jefferson Helm–Melcher Helmer |
Box 70, Folder 4 |
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Thomas Hendricks–William Hendricks |
Box 70, Folder 5 |
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Willis W. Hitt–Benon C. Hogan |
Box 70, Folder 6 |
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William Holaday–William Holman |
Box 70, Folder 7 |
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Alvin P. Hovey–Wilson Huff |
Box 70, Folder 8 |
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John D. Johnson–Harrison Kendall |
Box 70, Folder 9 |
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Isaac Kinley–Ezekiel Logan |
Box 70, Folder 10 |
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Beattie McClelland–William McLean |
Box 70, Folder 11 |
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Douglass Maguire–Robert Houston Milroy |
Box 70, Folder 12 |
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Samuel P. Mooney–John I. Morrison |
Box 70, Folder 13 |
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Christian C. Nave–Samuel Pepper |
Box 70, Folder 14 |
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John Pettit–James G. Read |
Box 71, Folder 1 |
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Joseph Ristine–David A. Shannon |
Box 71, Folder 2 |
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William F. Sherrod–Thomas Smith |
Box 71, Folder 3 |
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Henry Snook–A. C. Stevenson |
Box 71, Folder 4 |
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George Tague–Elias Terry |
Box 71, Folder 5 |
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William Thomas–Johnson Watts |
Box 71, Folder 6 |
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Amzi Wheeler–John Zenor |
Box 71, Folder 7 |
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Proofs, Legislators, “In the 40s,” Parts 1-4 |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 1 |
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Proofs, Indiana Constitutional Convention, 1850-51, Parts 1-4 |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 2 |
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Proofs, Legislators, “In the 50s,” |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 3 |
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Proofs, Legislators, 1860s-90s |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 4 |
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Proofs, Constitution of 1816; 20s and Before; In the 30s; In the 30s and Before |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 5 |
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Proofs, Legislators, In the 50s (1852-58); in the 50s-60s-70s; In the 40s |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 6 |
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Proofs, Legislators, 1865, 1871, 1877, 1879 |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 7 |
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Proofs, Senate, 1881, 1885, 1887. House, 1881, 1883, 1885, 1887 |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 8 |
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Proofs, Legislators, House, 1889, 1891. Senators, 1893. Unidentified men. |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 9 |
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Proofs: Speakers in the Indiana House of Representatives |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 1, Folder 10 |
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Graphics: Frontier Life (Vawter), Political Cartoons, Legislators, Indian Wars |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 4, Folder 1 |
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Proofs: Autographs |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 2, Folder 2 |
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Autographs |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 4, Folder 3 |
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Autographs |
Visual Collections: OVA Graphics, Box 4, Folder 4 |