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Marshall County Farm Account Books and Soil Conservation Agreements
Marshall County Historical Society, Clippings and Illustrations Regarding the Cockayne House
Clippings of articles with illustrations regarding the history and preservation of the Cockayne house in Glen Dale, Marshall County, a farm house built in the 1850s. The Cockayne family settled in the upper Ohio River valley in 1795. The Cockayne farm was renowned for the fine Merino wool it produced in the late 1800s.
Marshall County Republican Executive Committee Record Book
Record book of the Marshall County Republican Executive Committee. Contains lists of candidates, and the number of votes each received. Includes a separation of the districts and precincts.
Marshall Family Letters
Marshall L. Williamson, Medic, U.S. Navy, Photograph Album of New Hebrides During World War II
Marshall, Ohio, and Wood Counties Legislative Petitions
Petitions from northwestern counties to the Virginia State legislature for internal improvements, namely turnpikes, railroads and river navigation claims. Mention is made of the Ohio River, Little Kanawha River, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and the Northwestern Turnpike.
Mart and Jeannine Yoho, Alumni, Material Regarding Pennsboro High School
Material regarding Mart Yoho and Jeaninne Yoho, née Riggs, who attended Pennsboro High School in Pennsboro, Ritchie County, West Virginia. Mart graduated class of 1945; Jeaninne class of 1947. Includes class photographs; newsclippings, mainly regarding athletics; graduation programs; a varsity patch; and other material. In addition, there is material regarding the 50th reunions for the classes of 1945 and 1947.
Martha Bratton Correspondence
Bratton was born, ca.1838, and lived in the town of Millboro Springs, Bath County, Virginia, where she married Townley Cauthorn, ca.1860. Correspondence is to Martha from other women friends, dealing with courtship, marriage, education, and domestic life Some are letters from Virginians pioneering in Illinois and Missouri, detailing the hardships of their new lives; and others are love letters from suitors.
Martha Dent Watson (1837-1905) Diary
Diary written in Fairmont by an unmarried daughter of Thomas Watson and Rebecca Haymond Watson, the youngest sister of James Otis Watson. Comments concern the Civil War, the Southern cause, Lincoln and his assassination, and the attitudes of Fairmont residents toward Southern sympathizers and returning Confederate soldiers.
Martha Neville, Collector, Spruce Street United Methodist Church of Morgantown Records
Records of the Spruce Street United Methodist Church of Morgantown, West Virginia. Includes directories and printed material (box 1, ca. 1965-2005), church bulletins (boxes 2-6; 1954-2009), and photographs and photo albums with many photos identified (boxes 6-8; ca. 1992-2007). There are also two kindergarten class photos (box 1; 1969, 1972) and a cassette sound recording of "Heritage Sunday" (box 1; 1997).