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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.
Julia M. Davis, Author, Records
Julia McDonald Davis (1900-1993) Papers
Julia Welch Bates, Parkersburg High School Scrapbook
High school scrapbook of a Parkersburg native, Julia Bates Welch. The scrapbook consists of cards, photos, diary entries and lists of classmate names. The diary entries are about typical social events for a female teenager of that era such as parties, picnics and camping with comments about her friends and their experiences of the events.
Julian G. Hearne, World War II Soldier, Records regarding Japanese Surrender of Garrisons Aka Shima and Tokashiki Shima
Julius G. Lorence, Soldier, Civil War Letter Regarding Stonewall Brigade in Jackson's Romney Campaign
Letter written by Confederate soldier Julius G. Lorence (also spelled Lorenz and Lowrence), who served in the 27th Regiment Virginia Infantry, Company E, which was part of the "Stonewall Brigade". The letter is dated 12 January 186[2] and is addressed to Lorence's friend "Charley" and describes Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson's attack against Dam No. 5 of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. See "Scope and Content Note" for further information.
Julius G. Muhleman, Miscellaneous Business Papers
Miscellaneous business receipts from Julius G. Muhleman, a shingle manufacturer in Buck Hill Bottom, Ohio, dating from 1870 to 1901.
Julius Monroe, Surveyor, West Virginia State Boundary Line Photographs
June B. Barekman, Compiler, Genealogy
Research notes and genealogical data on various families including Barekman, Barackman, Barickman, Barrackman, Barrickman, Barkman, Bergman, Coker, Cowan, Daily, Graham, Grahan, Hathaway, Hess, and Palmer. Material covers the years 1700-1969.