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Kingwood Methodist Church History and Baptismal Record
A Brief History of Methodism in Kingwood and Vicinity from the Earliest Times to March, 1874, by W.C. Snodgrass. Also a typed Baptismal Record, dating between 1852 and 1896, listing dates and places of birth, parents' names, and officiating ministers.
Kingwood Methodist Episcopal Church Records
Church record, 1852-1896, listing baptisms, marriages, probationers, members and various classes; quarterly conference records, 1899-1903, 1917-1920; church ledgers, 1910-1936; the minutes of the Women's Home Missionary Society, 1914-1937; and "A Brief History of Methodism in Kingwood and Vicinity from Our Earliest Times to March, 1874," by W.C. Snodgrass.
Kinnaird Family Notes and Letters
Notes and letters concerning Kinnaird Family genealogy. Material covers the years 1750-1893.
Kinsolving Family Genealogy
Copy of a typescript: DESCENDANTS OF JAMES KINSOLVING, Son of Charles Consolver, compiled by Walter Ovid Kinsolving, 1960.
Kirk Family Civil War Correspondence
An exchange of letters between Enoch M. Kirk, Co. B, 3rd Regiment, Virginia Volunteers, Milroy's Brigade, stationed across the river from Point Pleasant, and his wife Martha, who lived near Clarksburg. The letters, dated October 13 and 23, 1862, are primarily concerned with family affairs although both have interesting Civil War Letter heads.
Kittie Blakemore Papers
Kiwanis Club, Morgantown, Scrapbook
Scrapbook of the Publicity Committee of the 1941 Morgantown Kiwanis Club. The scrapbook holds 32 pages of local newspaper articles from THE DOMINION-NEWS and THE MORGANTOWN POST regarding Kiwanis activities dating from January to December 1941.
Klu Klux Klan Propaganda in Morgantown
Klu Klux Klan propaganda material distributed in March 2019, and related clippings of news reporting and opinion pieces regarding this event.
Knights of the Maccabees, Morgantown Tent No. 8, Charter
Knob Fork General Store Records
A daybook of goods ordered, 1901-1904; and a ledger containing various accounts, 1897-1919, of A. Jolliffe and Son.