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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122624160

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http://viaf.org/viaf/16573082

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70961207

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/58773810

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Applications for position of road superintendant, 1828-1861.

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Virginia. Board of Public Works. Applications for position of road superintendant, 1828-1861.

Title: Applications for position of road superintendant, 1828-1861.

Letters of application and petitions of recommendation; advertising invoices (1858); unsigned applications (1858; 1861); "Bidders for the Superintendence of State Roads, 1861"; wrappers. Applicants include: E. M. Aisquith (1861); E.T. Albertson (1861); George Alderson (1831); John J. Allen (1858); Joseph Alton (1861); Singleton Anawalt (1858); Henry Anderson (1833); James Anthony (1851); J. H. Arbogast (1861); Thadeus W. Arnett (1861); David Bainbridge (1861); Charles W. Baker (1858); Benjamin H. Barker (1858); P. C. Barlow (1858); James P. Bartlett (1858); Philip S. Basnett (1858); Alvin M. Bastable (1858); Robert W. Baylor (1861); Aza Beall (1858); G. H. Beall (1858); James Bell (1833); Thomas Bell (1861); David Bennett (1858); James Bennett (1858); William Benson (1858); Ralph Berkshire (1833-1834); Collins Betts (1858); Charles Blue (1858); Henry Boggess (1858); Elam B. Bosworth (1858; 1861); David Bright (1831); John M. Brome (1831); Francis M. Brooks (1858; 1861); H. P. Brown (1858); William M. Bryan (1858); John Burke (1858); Jacob H. Burner (1858); Jacob Bush (1858); E. Baxter Butcher (1858); Henry Butcher (1858). J. F. Caldwell (1828); J. M. Cally (1858); John C. Campbell (1858); Thomas Carskaden (1833); Jacob Z. Chadwick (1858; 1861); Abraham Chamberlin (1858); Abner Charnock (1858); Eli Chenoweth (1858; 1861); Lemuel Chenoweth (1858; 1861); Newton Chenoweth (1861); Arthur H. Chevalier (1858); William Chichester (1858); William Clayton (1858); William H. Coberly (1858); Elijah Collins (1836; 1845; 1851; 1858); Alfred Conaway (1858); Andrew F. Conaway (1858); Jacob Conrod (1861); William R. Coplin (1861); John James Cork (1858); Christian Cove (1858); Arthur Cowan (1858); Philip Cox (1858); John M. Coyle (1858); David Creel (1834); Thomas Crews (1828); James T. Crockett (1858); Thomas H. Crogan (1858); David Cunningham (1858); Ezekiel Cunningham (1858; 1861); Robert Cunningham (1858); John J. Cupp (1858); Jonathan T. Curry (1861); George Dangleman (1858); John Dargan (1858); William J. Darvis (1858); Devickman D. Davisson (1835); John D. Day (1858); Henry C. Derrick (1858); Philip Digman (1858); John Dotson (1858); William Dunnington (1858). Michael Eddy (n.d.); Benjamin Estell (1858); T.T. Fauntleroy (1858); Russell Finnell (1861); Henry H. Fleisher (1858); Andrew J. Fleming (1858); John Flesher (1858); Benjamin Franks (1858); John Garrett (1858); Robert Gay (1861); William Gibson (1861); Michael D. Gittings (1835); Edward F. Grant (1858); James D. Hall (1858); Thomas J. Hall (1858); William K. Hall (1858); William Hamilton (1858; 1861); Robert W. Handley (1858; 1861); Daniel Harper (n.d.); William J. Harper (1858); B. F. Harrison (1858); Isaac Harrison (1861); Luther Haymond (1858); William Heavner (1858); John Heiskell (1833); Porterfield A. Heiskell (1858); Benjamin Herold (1858); F. D. Hickman (1858); Jacob J. Hill (1858); Andrew Smith Holden (1858); Joseph H. Holston (1858); Alfred Hood (1858); James Y. Horner (1858); Joseph F. Hottell (1858; 1861); Fenelow Howes (1858; 1861); D. R. Hoxie (1853); S. F. Huffman (1858); John Hunsaker (1858); Henry B. Hunter (1834); Thomas H. Janes (1858); Hamilton G. Johnson (1858; 1861); Joseph Johnson (1833); L. S. Johnson (1861); William Johnson (1858); Benjamin T. Jolley (1861); A. M. Jordan (1858). John Keane (1858); Holzen Kelley (1861); Levi L. Kinnett (1858); A G. Kidwell (1858); John Kierans (1861); William W. King (1858); Jacob Kinnison (1858); Samuel G. Kneller (1861); Nathaniel Kuykendall (1833-1834; 1858); Leonard Lamb (1861); Joseph L. Leake (1828); Alexander C. Lessly (1861); Johnson Limber (1858); James T. Lockridge (1858); William E. Logan (1858; 1860); John M. Lowther (1858); John McCauley (1858; 1861); Andrew McCoy (1858); Angus W. McDonald (1831); Paul McNeel (1858); Henry Mahany (1858); J. W. Marshall (1858); George W. S. Martin (1858); Samuel G. Martin (1858); Sanford Mason (1861); S. Mercer (1861); John Michael (1858); John Miller (1831); George W. Mills (1858); Allen T. Moore (1858); Robert Moore (1858); Stephen Morgan (1858); Joseph S. Morris (1858); Peter C. Morris (1858); Edward Morton (1858); John Mullin (1833-1834); John R. Murdoch (1833); James Musgrave (1858; 1861); John Musgrave (1858); Moses Musgrave (1861); Chambers Musto (1858). William S. Naylor (1833-1834); D. H. Neal (1858); James H. Neale (1833); Joshua S. Newbrough (1861); Granville A. Newlon (1861); Henry Nichols (1861); William A. Nichols (1858); Henry S. Obenshain (1858); Emmett J. O'Brien (1858); Wilson Osburn (1858); George R. Page (1861); James M. Peaco (1858); Richard Pitzer (1858); Alpheus W. Poage (1858); James A. Price (1858); Alpheus Pritchard (1858); Joseph Reed (1858); Benjamin Reeder (1833; 1835); James Reese (1858); Josiah W. Reeves (1858); S. J. Reynolds (1858); William Reynolds (1858); Thomas Rhea (1858); William L. Richardson (1833); John J. Riely (1861); Jesse C. Roach (1858); Major Robison (1853); Philip B. Rodgers (1858); William L. D. Rodgers (1861); Denison Rose (1834); Elijah B. Ross (1858; 1861); John H. Ruckman (1861); George M. Ryan (1858). Erehart F. Sacks (1858); Edward T. Saunders (1858); Ellis G. Saunders (1828); Peter Scales (1829); Charles Schoonover (1858); John Thomas Scott (1836); Robert Shaw (1831); David G. Shepherd (1861); Wilson K. Shinn (1835); Lorenzo Sibert (1858); Allen Simpson (1858); Washington G. Singleton (1833); Harmon Sinsel (1858); Charles Sitlington (1858); Augustine J. Smith (1835; 1858); George Smith (1833; 1835); John B. D. Smith (1835); John S. Smith (1858); N. C. Smith (1858); P. A. Smith (1858); Wesley Smith (1858); George W. Spotswood (1831; 1834); Jeremiah Stair (1858); Absolam Stalnaker (1858); John Staples (1828); John D. Stemple (1858); Banister P. Stevens (1858); William N. Stewart (1858); Henson L. Stout (1858); Leonard Stout (1858); Jesse Sturm (1858); Henry Suiter (1858); John S. Supton (1858); Benjamin R. Tallman (1858); Johnson F. Terry (1858; 1861); Jacob M. Thomas (1858); John P. Thomasson (1831); David Thompson (1858; 1861); George B. Thompson (1861); Henry Thompson (1858); John Trimble (1858); Addison S. Vance (1858). Jedediah Waldo (1833); John Wallace (1858; 1861); George W. Ward (1858); James Warder (1857-1858); Lemuel E. Warder (1858; 1861); John Webster (1831; 1833-1835); A. Werninger (1833); George M. Whitescarver (1858); John S. Williams (1858; 1861); Samuel S. Williams (1830-1831); Isbern Wilmouth (1858); Alpheus P. Wilson (1858); James Wilson (1858); John H. Wilson (1833); Josiah D. Wilson (1835); William Wilson (1828); William Windle (1858); Alexander S. Withers (1833-1835); Daniel E. Wotring (1858); John Yoakum (1858).

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Musgrave, Moses

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Papers, 1774-1799.

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Pillow family. Papers, 1774-1799.

Title: Papers, 1774-1799.

Letter of condolence (1774) to Mrs. William Pillow, on the death of Capt. William Pillow from Moses Musgrave, Philadelphia, including an inventory of goods William Pillow left in Philadelphia; indenture (1786) of John Pillow to John Hart, ropemaker, and signed by Pillow's guardian John Sparhawk; and inventory of clothing left by William Pillow on the ship Cato following his accidental drowning in 1799.

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Graves, Moses.

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Account book, 1769 Jul.-1770 Sep.

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Account book, 1769 Jul.-1770 Sep.

Title: Account book, 1769 Jul.-1770 Sep.

Account book, 1769 Jul.-1770 Sep., kept by an unidentified merchant in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, recording retail sales of a wide variety of trade goods; including rum, drygoods, sewing supplies, salt, tea, hardware, tools, spices, grain, molasses, raisins, etc.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (522 p.)

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Pillow family.

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Pillow family.
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Virginia. Board of Public Works.

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Virginia. Board of Public Works.
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