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 | Andy & Brittany Tevepaugh Wedding Program
Andy & Brittany Tevepaugh Wedding Program |
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 | Badgett, Martha Ellen (Marshall) - Death Certificate
Death certificate for Martha Ellen (Marshall) Badget |
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 | Joyce, William Snider - Death Certificate
William Snider Joyce's death certificate with his parents names on it.
It was downloaded from the LDS Family Search website. |
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| Joyce, William Vester - Death Certificate
Death Certificate for William Vester Joyce. |
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| Maltz, Edward J. - Obituary
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| Marion, Bartholomew Pension Application
Bartholomew's pension application from the Revolutionary War |
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| Marshall, James H Marshall UDC_Supplemental _2_.pdf
Marshall, James H Marshall United Daughters of the Confederacy Supplemental Application for Frances Aycock Kiker. |
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 | Marshall, Rosa - Death Certificate
Death certificate for Rosa Bell Marshall |
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 | Marshall, Samuel Edward - Death Certificate
Death Certificate for Samuel Edward Marshall |
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 | Marshall, Samuel Edward - Postmaster Appointment
PAPERS OF THE U.S. SENATE RELATING
TO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS,
1901-1946
Samuel Edward Marshall appears on page 40 as Postmaster, Mt Airy, North Carolina |
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 | Minthorn, Ellen - History of Old Westfield Church
Ellen Minthorn appears at the top of page 3. |
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| Moody Funeral Services 1903-1914.pdf
A compilation of funeral services conducted by Moody Funeral Home, Mount Airy, North Carolina, by Betty J. Camin and Ann B. Stewart, 1990 |
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| Robertson, Willie P. - In Memory Of
Memorial to Willie P. Robertson |
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| Talbot, Max & Minnie German Marriage Certificate
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| Talbott, Joseph W. - Civil War Letter
This letter was written by Joseph W. Talbott to his brother, Oliver. He wrote it on the first actual day of the battle for Vicksburg. |
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| Wolfe, Mamie (Marshall) - DAR Application
Mary Bethania (Marshall) Wolfe's DAR Application |
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| Wray, Robert - Military Records
These are Robert Wray's Military records from the archive in Washington, DC. It includes several daily Muster Rolls and letters assigning him to special recruiting duty in Yorkville County. There is also a letter that Nancy sent to Robert's commanding officer requesting that he give Robert leave to come home and help her with the family and farm. She was having a hard time with sick children at the time.
It is a very interesting set of documents and brings Robert much closer to us. |
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