William E. Page's last years records, 1914-1923 (bulk 1916-1922).

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William E. Page's last years records, 1914-1923 (bulk 1916-1922).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/145567453

Records include account books developed specifically for estate settlement; the numbered file system continued from Series Two and Five; and personal and business correspondence.

1.75 cubic ft.6 v.

Georgia Department of Archives and History Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6837152

Georgia Department of Archives and History Library

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