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Answer of Westminster School District of Orange County
Answer of Westminster School District of Orange County 5/5/1945
Answering Affidavit of Herbert Clish from Taylor v. New Rochelle
Answering Affidavit of Herbert Clish from Taylor v. New Rochelle 2/7/1961
New Kent County School Board
New Kent County School Board's Answers in Green v. County School Board of New Kent County 6/8/1965
Court Order to Seize Susan B. Anthony
Court Order to Seize Susan B. Anthony'sProperty 7/10/1873
Indictment for Susan B. Anthony for Illegal Voting
Indictment for Susan B. Anthony for Illegal Voting 1/24/1873
Witness Payment Report in U.S. vs Susan B. Anthony
Witness Payment Report in U.S. vs Susan B. Anthony 6/1873
Petition of Susan B. Anthony for Remission of Fine Imposed for Voting
Petition of Susan B. Anthony for Remission of Fine Imposed for Voting ca. 1874
Letter Requesting Two Writs of Habeas Corpus
Letter Requesting Two Writs of Habeas Corpus 1/10/1873
Petition from Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Petition from Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton ca. 12/1874
Anti Aircraft Locator Device M-7
Anti Aircraft Locator Device M-7 1/11/1945
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