File:Samuel Nichols's signature.svg
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Summary
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English: Signature of Samuel Nichols, 1903 |
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| Source | Prosser, William Farrand (1903) A history of the Puget Sound country, its resources, its commerce and its people, New York City: Edward Gardner Lewis, LCCN 05013767 |
| Author | Sam H. Nichols |
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