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Mountainlair Action Coalition, Miscellaneous Items
M.P. Smith, Policeman, Letter
An anonymous letter to M.P. Smith, an African-American Clarksburg policeman, warning him to resign from the force.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Sayre, Compilers, Genealogy Records
Genealogical information on the related families of Dorner (Danner) and Fast (Faust, Fass), more specifically of the family line of Nicklaus Faust and Cadarina Danner Faust of Fayette Co., PA. Included is a note of correction on an article published in the Monongalia Chronicle about the Dorner relatives of Cadarina Faust.
Mrs. Charles Morgan, Collector, Morgan Family Land Records
Mrs. Delbert Dyer, Compiler, Genealogical Charts of the Dyer Family of Pendleton County
Genealogical charts for three consecutive generations (circa 1730 - circa 1840) of the Dyer family of Pendleton County, West Virginia, including William Dyer (ca. 1730s - 1758), Roger Dyer (1755 - 1810), and Zebulon Dyer (born 1804). Compiled by Mrs. Delbert Dyer of Dearborn, Michigan.
Mrs. Franklin Bristol, Compiler, Evans, Masters, and Wells Families Genealogy
Mrs. Gay Iden, Collector, Correspondence, Photos, and Charts
Correspondence, photos, and charts collected by Mrs. Gay (Bennett) Iden. There are two letters written by J. T. McFarlane, from aboard the USS Bear on an expedition to the South Pole in 1941. There is one hand drawn chart showing the rate schedule of the Monongalia and the Ohio Packet Company, probably drawn by Roy Moore in 1910. There is one photo of an Monongahela and Ohio Packet boat, and a picture postcard showing boats on the Monongahela around 1910.
Mrs. G.H. Fisher, Collector
Collection consists of assorted newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and brochures relating mostly to the history of West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland. See inventory folder for list of file folder headings.
Mrs. Glenn V. Longacre, Collector, Papers
Mrs. Hebert R. Saffell, Jr., Compiler, Kirkendall-Briggs Family Genealogy and History
Genealogical and family history materials related to the descendants of George Kirkendall (1770-1845) and Elizabeth Briggs (1770-1848). Includes historical narratives and extensive listings of family members. Early members of the family are thought to have lived in West Virginia and/or southwestern Pennsylvania. Compiled by Mrs. Arlene Saffell of El Segundo, California. Includes identification of sources utilized for research.