Austin, J. Walker Papers, 1803, 1822-1869, 1881

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Austin, J. Walker Papers, 1803, 1822-1869, 1881

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Correspondence, deeds, notes, bills, and tax receipts of J. Walker Austin, realtor, financier, and proprietor.

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