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Arnett Family History
Includes 'Descendants of James Arnett Family of Monongalia County' by L.D. Arnett. Also includes copies of certificates, receipts, and the Bible family record of the Arnett family. The family records are those of Eleazor Judson Arnett and Lucinda Sanders Arnett and their children. There are also Sunday school certificates and clippings pertaining to the family.
Arrest Warrant for Horse Theft
An 1869 warrant, signed by Governor William E. Stevenson, for the arrest of Samuel Wormley. The document states that Wormley was wanted in Maryland for stealing a horse, and orders the Sheriff of Berkeley County to deliver Wormley to a Maryland law officer.
Artemis Sisters Collective Records
Arthur and Jenkins Families (Allegheny County, Va.) Genealogy
Arthur B. Koontz (1885-1963) Papers
Arthur B. Stewart, President, Davis Coal and Coke Company, Correspondence Regarding Medical Treatment for Coal Miners
Arthur Ball, Journalist, Newspaper Article Clippings
Clippings of 38 feature articles, by Arthur Ball, from the Parkersburg Sunday News. Articles of Wood, Wirt, Jackson, Kanawha, Ritchie, and Calhoun counties concerning agriculture, prominent citizens, industries, flood control, C.C.C. Camp, Flint deposit, coal, oil, and gas fields, Civil War, mounds, antiques and heirlooms; Charles G. Slack Collection in Marietta College Library, and Hall family.
Arthur Ball Newspaper Columns
Clippings of newspaper articles written by Mr. Ball for the Parkersburg News, relating to Calhoun, Jackson, Kanawha, Ritchie, Wirt, and Wood County local history.
Arthur Dayton Letter regarding Delivery of Books to West Virginia University
June 17, 1944, letter from Arthur Dayton to W. P. Kellam, librarian at West Virginia University, regarding books being sent to the university.
Arthur Donovan, Correspondence Regarding Coal Strike
Exchange of correspondence between Donovan and B. Franklin of the New York Times concerning the latter's essay on a coal strike. At dispute is whether the Celtic background of Southern Appalachian coal miners is the cause of their hostility towards coal operators.