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Louise Dennison and Dennison Family, Photographs and Other Material
Photographs and other material regarding Louise Dennison (1898-1991) and the Dennison family of West Virginia. Formats of photographs include cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards, and gelatin silver prints. See Scope and Content Note for further information.
Louise Dennison, Diaries of a High School Student in Davis, Tucker County
Four high school diaries of Louise Dennison (1898-1991) of Davis, West Virginia. Her diaries offer a snapshot of daily life for a small town West Virginia high school girl; she recorded social and personal activities, including dates, going to the movies (at a "nickelodeon"), and being sick with the mumps. She was vice president of the class of 1917 at Davis High School. Davis was a major lumber town at the time. Also includes biographical information about Louise and family (undated).
Louise Hornor Family Papers
The collection includes records of the Joshua Allen, Bartlett, William Ferguson, J.C. Garrett, Gore, Green, Joseph Mayse, Richards, Robinson, Joshua Smith, and other Harrison County families; an obituary clipping book; the minute book of the Hepzibah Baptist Church, 1861-1888; and two letters from Governor Howard M. Gore to Mrs. C.L. Hornor, 1926.
Louise McNeill (1911-1993), Poet, Typescript of "Gauley Mountain"
Louise McNeill, Poet, Papers
Lowther Family Genealogical Record
Mimeograph copy of a typescript history of the Lowther family compiled by the donor.
Lowther Oil Company Records
Includes records of meetings, by-laws, and actions of the stockholders and directors of the Lowther Oil Co, New Martinsville, Wetzel County, West Virginia, from the first general meeting of the stockholders of the Company held on 13 Aug.1900 to 29 Apr.1905 (1 volume); index of accounts of Lowther Oil Co. (1 volume); and: index of accounts of Lowther-Kaufmann Oil Co. (1 volume).
L.R. Brown, Civil War Letter
An envelope and an undated letter of thanks to Miss Lucy Johnson and others in McDowell, WV for the care of wounded soldiers from a Confederate officer.
Lt. B. Anderson, Civil War Letter
Letter written by Confederate soldier 'Lt.' B. Anderson from Franklin, Virginia to his brother (June 13, 1861), also in Confederate military service, that describes Union troop movements in the mountains of western Virginia and Confederate strategies, including mention of Confederate General Robert S. Garnett. Also discusses supplies and family matters.