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Drane, Richard B. letter to William Henry Rawle, 1823-1889
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Bell, Thomas S. (1814-1880,)
Bigler, William, (approximately 1810-)
Bowman, George W., (1816-1888,)
Brewster, Benjamin Harris, (1824-1902,)
Bullitt, John C. (1805-1879,)
Cadwalader, John, (1795-1873,)
Cadwalader, Thomas, (-1863,)
Carroll, William Thomas, (1821-1896,)
Cavender, Thomas S., (1817-1902.)
Clymer, Meredith, (1810-1858,)
Conrad, Robert Taylor, (1807-1864.)
Dayton, William L. (1804-1882,)
Dickinson, Philemon, (1806-1866,)
Draper, Simeon, (1811-1878,)
Durar, Enoch, (1803-1885,)
Evans, Henry S., (1803-1883,)
Fallon, Christopher, (1809-1883,)
Findlay, John K. (1807-1895.)
Frazer, William E., (1829-1892,)
Gamble, James, (1822-1904.)
Gatzmer, William Henry, (1789-1865,)
Green, James S. (1798-1873.)
Hegins, Charles W., (1823-1883.)
Horwitz, Phineas J. (1805-1880,)
Jordan, Ambrose Latting, (1823-1889.)
Macalester, Charles, (1825-1894.)
Meylert, Michael, (1795-1866,)
Middleton, Daniel Wesley, (1814-1868,)
Rawle, William Henry, (1794-1887,)
Ritchie, Harrison,
Stockton, Robert Field,
Wilmot, David,
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