A----, Henry M. 1 letter (1874, May 22) to "My Dear Uncle."

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  Hurlbert, Andrew J. 1 letter (1882, Mar. 8) to Ida May Hurlbert and May Wellington

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  Harcourt, Charles. 1 letter (1873, May 16) to Andrew J. Hurlbert

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  Wilks, Tranquillar T. 1 letter (1873, Nov. 22) to Margaret Brahm. Includes two pieces of fabric

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  HM 65237

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  Lyda, William M. 1 letter (1878, Sep. 30) to Andrew J. Hurlbert

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