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Drawer D-1

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Contains 95 Results:

Correspondence; May 1970- July 1970

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 51
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; Aug. 1970- Sep. 1970

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 52
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; October 1970

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 53
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; November 1970

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 54
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; December 1970

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 55
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; Jan. 1970-Apr. 1970 Letters from James E. Carty

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 56
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; June 1970-Sep. 1970 From James E. Carty

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 57
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; Oct. 1970-Nov. 1970 From James E. Carty

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 58
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; December 1970 From James E. Carty

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 59
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

Correspondence; Jan. 1971-Feb. 1971

 File — Drawer: D-1, Folder: 60
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates: 1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Found in: Washington State University Vancouver, Archives and Special Collections / WSUV-SpeColl-001, James E. Carty Collection / Series D

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