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Fleming Family Papers
Fletcher Brock Papers
Papers of Fletcher Brock, a Pennsylvania legislator from Blacksville, and of his family. Mainly correspondence between Fletcher and his son H.W. about medical schools, health problems, and family news. There are also letters to and from Fletcher Brock about local and national political issues such as temperance, slavery, roads, and elections.
Florence Hudson, Compiler, Meneffe-Mercer-Heard Families Genealogy
Florence Montgomery, Compiler, Monongalia and Tyler Counties Genealogies
Genealogical histories of various West Virginia families, mainly from Tyler and Monongalia Counties, compiled by Mrs. Florence Montgomery of Hampton, Virginia. Includes histories of the Ball, McCoy, Prather-Tannehill, Russel, Soper, Talbot, Thistle, and Wells families. Also includes several photographs.
Florence Stewart Book Club Records
Records of the Florence Stewart Book Club of Morgantown, West Virginia. The book club was founded in 1957 by a group of Morgantown women to read and discuss literature. The collection includes book lists, membership lists, news clippings, correspondence, photographs, and other material.
Fluharty Family Genealogy
Mimeographed typescript entitled "The Family of Cecile Fluharty" authored by Cecile Moore Fluharty, 1974. Includes sketches of the Fluharty, Birkhead, Davis, DeLaWarr, Hardman, Hughes, Jackson, Moore, Morris, Nichols, Orr, Sellman, Stoneking, Underwood, Wells, West, and other related families. Covers the years 1300-1974.
Flynn Lumber Company, Map and Pictures
The map is a section of a Geological Survey map showing a portion of the holdings of the Flynn Lumber Co. in Nicholas County. The map also shows the route of the Nicholas, Fayette and Greenbrier Railroad. The pictures are of coal cars loaded with Sewell coal mined from the holdings of the Flynn Lumber Co. One cola care is the property of the Kanawha and Michigan Railroad Co. originals of the three pictures are filed in the WVC. Pix file coal mines and mining folder.
Folk Song Scrapbook
An 18 in. x 14.5 in. scrapbook of lyrics to American folksongs copied from turn of the century newspapers and magazines. Among the more than 1000 titles included are "Kentucky Belle", "Bonny Black Bess", "Life's Railway to Heaven", "The Blackberry Girl", "Robin Redbreast", and "Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder".
Foodstore Employees' Union, Local 347, Records
Records of Local Union 347 of the Foodstore Employees' Union, 1978-1980. Includes correspondence, newsletters, typescript agreements, and miscellaneous printed material.