Leander H. McNelly papers 1873-1933 (Bulk: 1873-1877)

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Leander H. McNelly papers 1873-1933 (Bulk: 1873-1877)

Legal documents, correspondence, printed materials, and a photograph document the final four years in the life of Leander H. McNelly.

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