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DMVHistorian
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Thank you for visiting my page. It's a pleasure to meet you! View the articles I have created here - a full (collapsible) list is also provided below.
Articles I have created:
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List of Articles Created (2022–Present)
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Gowan Pamphlet
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Witch trials in Virginia
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Witch trials in New York
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Henry Chicheley
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George Washington's Fishery
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Ward Oyster Company
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Raymond Parks (activist)
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Paragraph 183
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First Lady of Virginia
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First Lady of West Virginia
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Rappahannock Oyster Co.
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Oyster Recovery Partnership
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The Hornbook of Virginia History
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Keyser Run, Virginia
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Jane Lampton Clemens
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J.J. McDonnell & Co, Inc.
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History of Native Americans in Washington, D.C.
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History of Irish Americans in Washington, D.C.
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District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles
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Beahm, Virginia
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Miguel Braschi and Leslie Blanchard
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National Indigenous Women's Resource Center
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Homophile Action League
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Edmund Winston
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Dorothea Dandridge Henry
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Gift of Peace AIDS Hospice
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Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Transgender Historical Society
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Virginia Retirement System
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Gay bar shootings in Virginia
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Moorefield (Vienna, Virginia)
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Jeremiah Moore
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Mary Belvin Wade
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Collierstown, Virginia
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Pratt's Castle (Richmond, Virginia)
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David Wiley (mayor)
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Islam in Virginia
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William Herbert (mayor)
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Euclid, Virginia
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Eleanor Conway Madison
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Myeerah
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Lydia Broadnax
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Fannie Bayly King
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David Q. Eggleston
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Daniel McCarty (Virginia politician)
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Virginia Parole Board
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Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services
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Virginia Department of Taxation
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Virginia Department of Military Affairs
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Virginia Department of Labor and Industry
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Jean-Pierre Guenard
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John Blair Radford
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Naomi Brooks
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Lady Rebecca Staunton
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Richard Kemp (governor)
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La’Verne Washington
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Joan Wright
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Cumberland, New Kent County, Virginia
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Purple Heart Foundation
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Dorothy (1891 tug)
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Virginia Department of Aviation
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Abigail Barker
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Caroline Bradby Cook
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Plumley Mountain (Raleigh County, West Virginia)
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William Harding (Virginia witch trials)
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Robert Stacy
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Daniel Douglass
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Sallie Farney
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True love's kiss
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Associated Daughters of Early American Witches
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Philip Marsteller
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Beldore Hollow, Virginia
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Susan Rigby Dallam Morgan
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Benton Grammar School
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Miles Connor
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Kosciusko Kemper
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David Arell
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Ferdinand T. Day
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Josiah Clapham
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W.W. Estes
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Zoraida Buxó
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Joy Montgomery Higgins
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Rosalie Mackenzie Poe
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International Union of Economists
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Philip Berk
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James McAlpin
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World Family Organization
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Lillie Barbour
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Hill Montague
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Dorothea Grimm
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Jacob Blaustein
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Buzzy Peltola
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Frank Van Camp
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Martin J. Bogdanovich
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Lincoln-Berry General Store
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Ngozi Fulani
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Ernest P. Buffett
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Reverend Henry Brown
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Maggodee Creek
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Akai Foods, Inc.
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Edmund A. Smith (inventor)
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Gray v. Pitts
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French Quarter Cafe v. Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
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Hank's Oyster Bar
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Nathaniel Bacon (Virginia politician)
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Beira's Place
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Herbert Jeffreys (colonial governor)
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George Reade (colonial governor)
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Edith Cumbo
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Robert Simmons (prisoner)
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Ursula Granger
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Ann Jennings Johnson
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Peracuta
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Anna Varlett Hack Boot
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John Threlkeld
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Geddy House
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Rachel Findlay
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Jinks Holton
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Robert Peter
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Robert T. Hooe
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Anna Williams (enslaved person)
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Hunter Davidson
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James Wren
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Richard R. Crawford
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Aimee Guidera
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Dalton S. Reymond
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Arthur Smith (captain)
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Timeline of Great Falls, Virginia
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Timeline of McLean, Virginia
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William Casey (Kentucky politician)
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Edgar Snowden
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Moses Dow
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Gay bar bans in Virginia
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Frank Cucksey
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Gay and Lesbian Historical Society of Northern California
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Fannie Bayly King
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