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Lucinda Ebersole Papers
Lucy Bayard Keys Papers
Lucy Clark Wise Papers
Correspondence, bills, and miscellaneous papers of Lucy Clark Wise, a student of Concord Normal School and teacher in Summers County, West Virginia. Subjects covered include: boyfriends, family news, and regulations at Concord Normal School with respect to female students.
Lucy M. Hite of Marion County, Letters
Lucy Shuttleworth Dunlap, West Virginia University Student, Diary and Scrapbook
Lucy Washington Cookbook
Ludella Seabolt, Compiler, Genealogy Records for Centennial of Leivasy, West Virginia
13 family tree charts and correspondence regarding the celebration of the centennial of Leivasy, WV, in 1979. Families documented include Amick, Bays, Bryant, Judy, McClung, McCutcheon, Osborne, Pitsenbarger, and Seabolt.
Luke Wilcox (1795-1854) Diary
Diary of Luke Wilcox, a Kanawha County farmer, merchant, salt well and furnace owner and operator, written in memorandum form except for scattered entries giving more information on specific subjects, such as the weather, churches and ministers, farm operation, travel, salt wells and furnaces, slaves, names of personal and business correspondents, coal, and land purchases. There is also an addendum regarding the Wilcox family bible. See "Scope and Contents" for additional information.
Lumber Companies in Tucker County, Minute Books and Other Material
Minute books of the J.L. Rumbarger Lumber Company, 1884-1910; the Condon-Lane Boom and Lumber Company, 1892-1910; and the Dry Fork Lumber Company, 1904-1910. These three companies had their central office in Philadelphia and were under the financial control of R.F. Whitmer. The collection also includes typescripts pertaining to the Dry Fork Lumber Company, William Whitmer & Sons, Parsons Pulp and Paper Company, J.L. Rumbarger Lumber Company, and the Holstein Lumber Company.
Luther Haymond, Surveyor, Diary and Surveyor's Book
A hand written journal kept by Col. Luther Haymond of Harrison County, [W.] Va., from 1830-1833, telling of his travels and experiences at the time. The journal notes Haymond’s observations while traveling by horse from Harrison County, West Virginia, to Baltimore, Maryland. There are descriptions of Baltimore, Romney, Charles Town, and other places.