Kelsey, Mavis Parrott, 1912-
Kelsey, Mavis Parrot, 1912-
Mavis Kelsey American physician
Kelsey, Mavis Parrot
Kelsey, Mavis Parrott, 1912-2013
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Benjamin Parrott, c. 1795-1839 and Lewis Stover, 1781-1850/60, of Overton County, Tennessee and their descendents |
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| A cookbook |
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| The courthouses of Texas : a guide |
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| Doctoring in Houston : including my story of the Kelsey-Seybold Clinic & the Kelsey-Seybold Foundation, memoirs from 1949 to 1996 |
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| The family of John Massie, 1743-c.1830, revolutionary patriot of Louisa County, Virginia : including early emigrants to Kentucky and Texas and related families, Bachman, Baker, Bollinger, Burrus, Clopton, Duke, Harris, Jackson, Keener, Mills, Overton, Parrott, Poer, Riddel, and Walton |
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| James George Thompson, 1803[sic]-1879 : Cherokee trader, Texian, secessionist : his papers and family history |
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| The Mitchell family of Tipton County, Tennessee : their antecedents in colonial Southside Virginia, including Jones and Bishop, and their numerous descendents |
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| The role of sclerosis and chronic thrombophlebitis of the portal ... 1946. |
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| Samuel Kelso/Kelsey, 1720-1796, c1984: |
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| Texas sayings and folklore |
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| Travel journals of Mary Wilson Kelsey : letters and diaries from some of her many foreign travels between 1922 and 1990 |
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| Twentieth-century doctor : house calls to space medicine |
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| Winslow Homer graphics : from the Mavis P. and Mary Wilson Kelsey collection of Winslow Homer graphics, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston |
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| The word from Mary : when letter writing was still an art |
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