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1873 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.005

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Letterpress Copying Book. Bound ledger of Superintendent's Correspondence, March 19, 1873 - January 17, 1874, pp. 2-466. Including correspondence of James W. Lovering.

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Warner, Miss E.() 143.
Whitney W.H 160.
Whitcomb W.W. 165
Winkley H 168
Winthrop R. C. 188
Welles John H. 211
Watson AB 444
Whittemore J.M. & Co. 226. 253. 258. 262
Wilde JC 429
Wentworth A & Co. 235. 262. 264. 264
Willard J.H. 414. 399
Winsor Alfred 276. 298
Wade, Reuben S. 413
Ware J.F.W. 292
Willson S.W. 359
Wood Mrs. A.L. 312.
White T.C. 339. 355. 368
Wingate J. 337
White B.F. 315
Walker Cornelius 322
White Wm F. 344
White Joseph H 361
Wise D. 369
Wilkinson A.J. 455
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