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Harrison County Miscellany
Photostats of birth, death, and marriage records of the Mason and Turner Families, taken from family Bibles; and a photostat of a land grant to Sotha, Hickman, 26 Sept.. 1787, for 400 acres in Harrison County.
Harrison Hagans (1796-1867) Papers
Harry A. Goldsmith Papers
Personal papers including greeting cards, post cards, news clippings, autographs of prominent individuals, travel brochures, letters and diaries of Harry Goldsmith, a Morgantown clothing store proprietor.
Harry C. Woodyard (1867-1929) Papers
Harry Cunningham Wolfe, Collector, Clippings and Newsletters regarding Rural Electrification
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings and loose clippings regarding rural electrification in West Virginia and other topics. Also includes nine issues of the newsletter "Monongahela News" from 1937-1938 (published by the Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company) and one issue of "The Valley News" (published by the Upper Monongahela Valley Association).
Harry E. and Kathryn Ash Carlson Collection of Arthurdale Photographs and Other Material
Harry F. Temple Indenture and Suffrage Narrative
Copies of two items from the papers of Harry F. Temple of Pendleton County, West Virginia. Consists of an 1801 apprenticeship indenture for Mary Hollen to John Dunkle of Pendleton County and an undated essay entitled "Women's Suffrage" written by Harry F. Temple.
Harry Forrester, Compiler, Transcribed Copies of Moundsville Prison Reports
Annual reports of Moundsville Prison in electronic form, transcribed by researcher Harry Forrester. They include narrative information, budgetary data, convict statistics, names of employees and vendors, etc.
Harry Halliday, Author, Early History of Oil & Gas in Calhoun County
Manuscript entitled "Early History of Oil & Gas in Calhoun County" by Harry Holliday written ca. 1977. The 10 short chapters are a total of 46 pages of text.
Harry Heflin Family Papers
Papers of Dr. Harry Heflin, who served as Interim President (1966, 1973) and President of West Virginia University (1981). The collection includes genealogy records for the Heflin family and other families, photographs, family letters, and other material. Heflin was married to Dora Morgan. This collection is largely unprocessed.