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Michelle Wie Aboard the USS Honolulu
Michelle Wie Aboard the USS Honolulu 2/9/2004
Wife and Children of a Sharecropper in Washington County, Arkansas
Wife and Children of a Sharecropper in Washington County, Arkansas ca. 1935
Claim for Wife
Claim for Wife's Pension with Enclosed Petition from Clara Barton 7/13/1868
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"I'm So Wild About Harry" 1948
Wild West Hotel
Wild West Hotel 9/1893
Wilderness, near Chancellorsville, VA
Wilderness, near Chancellorsville, VA ca. 1860 - ca. 1865
Correspondence Between Roy Wilkins and President Truman
Correspondence Between Roy Wilkins and President Truman 10/10/1949 - 11/8/1949
Will of Anthony Addison Contained Within His Petition to the Board
Will of Anthony Addison Contained Within His Petition to the Board 10/4/1854
Application for Will Rogers for Allotment
Application for Will Rogers for Allotment 8/17/1903
Application for Will Rogers for Enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes
Application for Will Rogers for Enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes 10/20/1900
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