Minutes of transcriptions and business; Sept. 29, 1857 to Apr. 14, 1887, 1857-1887.

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Minutes of transcriptions and business; Sept. 29, 1857 to Apr. 14, 1887, 1857-1887.

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Manuscript, in the handwriting of the Society's secretary: J.M. DaCosta, Robert P. Harris, John H. Packard, James H. Hutchinson, John K. Kane, W.W. Keen, J. Ewing Mears, Wm. G. Porter, Louis Starr, Morris J. Lewis, Samuel F. Hazlehurst, P.G. Skillern, G.G. Davis, and J.K. Mitchell.

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