Fulton, George W. and James C.Papers 1836-1916

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Fulton, George W. and James C.Papers 1836-1916

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Correspondence, diary, businesspapers, account books, legal documents, land papers, broadsides, printed material,newspaper clippings, letter presses, daybooks, ledgers, and bills of George W.Fulton (1810-1893), rancher, soldier, newspaperman, railroad supervisor, and JamesC. Fulton (1848-1933), rancher and manufacturer.

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