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Affidavit of Donald S. Mackenzie 9/15/1970

Affidavit for Citation in Mendez v. Westminster 9/27/1946

Affidavit for summons filed in case of United States v. Columbus C. Nash, etal 3/4/1874

Affidavit from Lewis Douglass 1/15/1900

Affidavit of Harold George 7/14/1976

Affidavit of James L. Greenfield 6/19/1971

Affidavit of James L. Heckman 4/12/1974

Affidavit of Jane Roe in Roe v. Wade 5/21/1970

Affidavit of Lucy Mitchell Regarding the Treaty of 1865 1865-1915

Affidavit of Mary Hampton 9/17/1958

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