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Judge Daniel B. Lucas Papers
Judge Daniel B. Lucas' papers and correspondence, ca. 1875-1905. The Judge was a native of Charlestown, Jefferson County. Collection includes a notarized oath of office by the Judge in 1882, a printed note for appellants bearing the title William J. Grantham v. Daniel B. Lucas, and three letters written to the Judge.
Judge Evermont Ward, Typescript of Speech and Two Newspaper Clippings
Typescript copy of a speech made about the life of Evermont Ward (1819-1882) given by Colonel George S. Wallace at a meeting of the Huntington Bar Association in 1947. Ward, a native of Cabell County, was a Circuit Court judge in Wayne County from 1873-1880. He was also named on the Committee on Judiciary and the Select Committee on Land Titles during the 1871 Consitutional Convention. Also contains two newspaper articles regarding Ward's judicial decisions.
Judge James H. Miller Papers
Judge Robert E. Maxwell Papers
Papers documenting the career and life of Robert E. Maxwell, United States district judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia. Includes legal papers, correspondence, memoranda, and more.
Inventories for Boxes 1-30 available on request.
Judith Stitzel Papers
Judy Family Genealogy
Julia A. Bonafield, Missionary, Photograph and Clippings
Papers on the career of a Buckhannon native who served as a missionary to China and a teacher at the Girl's School. Foochow. China 1888-1943.
Julia Ann Whitman Genealogy
Mimeograph letter from Dr. Cooper to his relatives giving a sketch of Julia Whitman. There is some information on the Whitman family and also on Julia's husband, James Harvey Cooper. And Family sketches on certain members.
Julia C. Polsley Scrapbook
Scrapbook of Julia C. Polsley, "Sunny Side," Point Pleasant, containing clippings on the career and death of her father, Daniel W. Polsley, editor of the Wellsburg TRANSCRIPT, lieutenant governor of the Reorganized Government of Virginia, judge of the Seventh Judicial District, and member of the Fortieth Congress.
Julia Finch Gilbert Letter
An ASL from Julia Finch Gilbert New York to a Mrs. Kissel concerning social engagements and comment on the book of her husband's addresses, Cass Gilbert, Reminiscences and Addresses, compiled by Mrs. Gilbert.