Showing Collections: 1821 - 1830 of 4813
Jefferson County Archives
Court case papers, 1802-1913, and county record books, 1830-1905; included are records for retail merchandising, 1884-1894, in Jefferson County. A partial name and subject index to the case papers and a checklist of the bound volumes are available.
Jefferson County Archives, Quill Pen
A quill pen separated from the records of the William Lucas v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, an 1871 court case from the Jefferson County Archives. The quill is roughly two inches long and off-white in color.
Jefferson County, Charles Town, Old Opera House, Records
Clippings and programs regarding history of the Old Opera House in Charles Town, West Virginia.
Jefferson County Court Records
This collection includes the tax book (1871) for Averill Township in Jefferson County, West Virginia; the tax book for Bolivar and Harpers Ferry Township, Jefferson County, 1871; and the Registrar's list of voters, precinct 1 Harpers Ferry (Oak Grove), Jefferson County, 1910.
Jefferson County, RULES OF PRACTICE IN THE CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW AND CHANCERY FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY
Pamphlet removed from the Wood County Court papers for 1873: Rules of Practice in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Jefferson County. Charlestown, 1834, Robert T. Brown.
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright, Poet, Publications and Other Material
Jenkins Family Papers
Jennewine Brothers, Soldiers, Letters from the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War
Jennie Martin Murdock, Autograph Album
Autograph album of Mrs. Jennie Martin Murdock of West Virginia, containing signatures, good wishes, short notes, and quotations inscribed by her friends and family members chiefly between 1882 and 1887. There are two entries by her daughter, Ethel Murdock; one is dated 1911 and the other is undated.
Jennings Randolph, Senator, Congratulations for the Randolph-Shepphard Act
Three congratulatory messages to Senator Jennings for his work on the Randolph-Shepphard Act which enabled employment assistance for blind citizens within government institutions. They were sent on occasion of a Lions Club dinner in his honor in Elkins, West Virginia. Includes letter from Senator Robert C. Byrd, telegram from Senator Jay Rockefeller, and telephone message from Congressman Harley Staggers.