Kenneth Fones-Wolf, Historian, Research Papers Regarding Confederacy Supporters in Wheeling
Collection
Collection Number: A&M 5179
Research papers compiled by history professor Kenneth Fones-Wolf regarding his study of people who supported the Confederacy in Wheeling, (West) Virginia in 1861. Includes manuscript research notes and facsimiles of documents regarding prisoners of war; traitors; legislative petitions (topics include transportation, education, banking, temperance, and property); military service (including the Shriver Grays, a Confederate unit organized in Wheeling in 1861); religion; black newspapers and history; labor and socialism; and court records (includes marriages and naturalizations). Also includes material related to a class Dr. Fones-Wolf taught on these subjects.
English
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1.25 Linear Feet (Summary: 1 ft. 3 in. (1 record carton))
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