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Oak Grove Baptist Church Records
Articles of faith, rules of decorum, meeting minutes, membership rolls, and a church history of a Taylor County church of the Regular Baptist denomination. The records reflect the problems and growth of a church which changed its name and location from Laurel Run to Oak Grove and part of whose records were lost in a fire. There is a record of this church belonging to the local Goshen Baptist Association whose most prominent member is the historic sister church, Forks of the Cheat Baptist.
Obituaries of Ritchie and Tyler County Residents
Digital copies of obituaries from local newspapers for Ritchie County residents, 1947-2013, and for Tyler County residents, 2014. File titles include the names of the deceased.
O.D. Linder, Compiler, Genealogy Records Regarding the Boyce, Dever, Gibson, and Linder Families
Genealogy records regarding the Boyce, Dever, Gibson, Linder, and related families in the area of West Virginia (WV), Maryland, and Virginia.
Ogden Family Papers
Documents [1791-1887] concerning lands and business in Harrison and Monongalia counties; history of the Ogden, Talkington, Hawker, and other families [1911-1946]; correspondence [1904-1907] concerning Marshall W. Ogden's law practice and business; and a list of candidates endorsed by the Ku Klux Klan in West Virginia in 1924.
Oglebay Rhymer's Club Publications
Ohio 34th Infantry, Civil War Register
Ohio County Archives
Ohio County Deed to Land on Wheeling Creek
Deed of 500 acres on Wheeling Creek, Ohio County from Martin and Mary Whetzel of Ohio County, Virginia to Jacob Crow of Greene County, Pennsylvania.
Ohio County, Wishart vs. White, Civil Suit Transcript
Official transcript of a civil suit which originated in 1829 when John Wishart rendered medical treatment to David White, and White failed to pay for the services. Wishart sued in Ohio Co. Court, and the case was resolved in 1832.
Ohio Historical Papers
Papers relating to the early development of Marietta and the Ohio Valley include the journal, 1784-1790, and correspondence, 1776-1824 (3 vols.), of a Revolutionary War officer and organizer of the Ohio Company, General Rufus Putnam; papers of Samuel Prescott Hildreth entitled: "Early Events in the Valley of Ohio, 1787 to 1847" (2 vols.); letter from Nathan Goodale to Rufus Putnam, 15 March 1788; journal of Joseph Buell, 1785-1789; and a journal of John Mathews, 1786 (holograph copy).