Letter with an Accounting from Levi Howes to his Brother Capt Anthony Howes
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Letter with an Accounting from Levi Howes to his Brother Capt Anthony Howes. Pages 2 and 3 have an accounting spread over both pages, mostly in two columns:Capt Anthony Howes in account current with Levi Howes.Related items
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