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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).
Martin Browne, Copy Books of a Putnam County Resident
Martin Iron Works Trustee Statement and Other Material
Statement of Ignatius Rudiger in account with N. Hardman's trustee, 1865-1867; George Hardman LS 7 July 1869; and six statements of claims for attendance at circuit court of Preston County.
Martin Judy Family Papers
Martin Luther Brown, Warden, Moundsville Penitentiary Records
Records of Warden Martin Luther Brown of Moundsville Penitentiary. Includes series of historical information, incoming letters (mostly from inmates to Warden Brown), and photographs (related to Moundsville Penitentiary). The date range of the series of incoming letters (1911-1914) corresponds to Martin Brown's tenure as Warden.
Martin Snider Papers
Correspondence between Martin and his daughter concerning marriages, births, deaths, and murders. There are also letters regarding property in Gilmer County, West Virginia.
Martinsburg and Berkeley County Papers
Newspaper clippings, manuscripts, pamphlets, typescripts, correspondence, and photographs relating to the history of Martinsburg and Berkeley County.
Martinsburg High School Newspaper "Orange and Black Record"
Fourteen issues of the "Orange and Black Record", the school newspaper of Martinsburg High School, Berkeley County, West Virginia. There is a complete set of volume 31, comprising 8 monthly issues from October 1959 to May 1960, and a partially complete set of Volume 32, comprising 6 issues from October 1960 to April 1961.
These newspaper were owned by Martinsburg High School student Dorcas May Peer (married name Reimer).