Family papers, V-W, 1846-1948.

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Family papers, V-W, 1846-1948.

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Papers of or about individuals from the Port Jefferson area or connected with Port Jefferson history, including members of the Vandermeulen, West, Wilson, Wood and Woodhull families. Included are papers of Earl Vandermeulern as member of Port Jefferson Local Board #1, Selective Service, 1948; bills and receipts, 1908-1944, from merchants in Port Jefferson and Stony Brook to Mrs. Floetta D. West of Port Jefferson for household repiars, furnishings, groceries, gasoline, a 1919 Essex Touring Car, doctor's bills, and bills for the burial of Addie May Davis, 1932; will of Adelaide Willse Wilson, 1914; bills, letterheads and advertising cards of Robert N. Wilson, ca. 1910, and a letter from Wilson to Mrs John McKinlay about the yacht America and ships built in Port Jefferson during the 1800's; deeds of Benjamin H. Woodhull to Charlotte Jones and Jonathon W. Mapes for shares in a mill in Wading River, N.Y. 1846.

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Port Jefferson Historical Society.

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Davis, Addie May.

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McKinlay, John B.

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Woodhull family.

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West, Floetta D.

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Wilson, Adelaide

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Jones, Charlotte Foltz

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Wilson family.

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Port Jefferson. Local Board #1, Selective Service.

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West family.

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Mapes, Jonathon W.

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America (Yacht)

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Wilson, R. N. D. (Robert Noble Denison), 1899-1953

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Vandermeulen family.

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Woodhull, Benjamin H.

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