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Lyman Stedman, Farmer and Politician, Diary
Diary of Lyman Stedman (1824-1916), a farmer and former member of the House of Delegates, 1877, from Brown's Island, Hancock County. Entries concern farm operation, Republican political activities on the district and county level, comments on state and national organizations, floods on the Ohio River, steamboat and barge traffic, Hopedale School, Methodist Episcopal Church, railroad travel, circuses and fairs, taxes and land valuations, and Memorial Day.
Lynch Family Genealogy
Genealogy of the Peter and Hestor Saffron Lynch family from it's origins in Dublin, Ireland, in 1752 through the family's emigration to Virginia and then West Virginia. Chiefly a list of Peter and Hestor Lynch's descendants up to 1957 with birth, marriage, and death dates. Compiled by Hazel Lynch Zmek.
Lynch Family History
A twenty page, unpublished history of the descendants of George and Margaret (McCorkle) Lynch who emigrated from Scotland to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in 1770.
Lynchburg Coal and Coke Company Records
The collection consists of statistics on bituminous coal production, 1934-1935, and mine office daily reports, 1938-1940.
Lynn Hastings Monongalia County Schools and Local History (Typescript)
"Monongalia County Schools and Local History, 1864-1960," compiled by Lynn Hastings, includes lists of various county and school officials, rosters of teachers and students, and organizational data of the school system.
Lysander Dudley, Politician, Scrapbooks
Scrapbooks documenting the career of Lysander L. Dudley, Sr., including his tenure as Commerce Commissioner of the State of West Virginia beginning in 1969, up to the time he was hired as Director of Development at West Virginia University in 1974. Includes letters (many expressing congratulations), clippings (some regarding economic development projects), photographs, and other material.
M. Bailey, Civil War Military Telegraph
U.S. military telegraph, October 1, 1863. M. Bailey, Weston, to J.E. Wilkinson, no address. Re: Adam Heckert and C. Steinbeck returning to their homes.
M. G. Comuntzis Obituary
M. W. Haymond, Signer, Post-Civil War Voter's Affidavit
A voter’s affidavit signed by M.W. Haymond of Fairmont, West Virginia in October of 1865. While the document is titled “Voter’s Affidavit”, such a document may also be referred to as an “oath of allegiance” or “loyalty oath”. These were used by the Union to certify that the signer had not fought for or otherwise aided the Confederacy.