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Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Group Portraits and Diploma
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity material. Includes two group portraits with identifications, 1940-1941 and undated. Also includes 1947 diploma of Don Jarrett Nickell who was a member of the Fraternity. Nickell appears in both group portraits.
Phil M. Conley Letters regarding West Virginia University Presidents
Letters to Conley, editor of the West Virginia University Monongalian, giving reminiscences of University Presidents Alexander Martin, John Rhey Thompson, Eli Marsh Turner, and Daniel B. Purinton. Correspondents include Elizabeth I. Moore, James M. Buckley, and Henry VanDyke.
Phil Primack, Photographer, Photographs of the Hurricane Creek Mine Disaster and Other Material
Philip A. Woods, Minister, Memorandum Book
Memorandum book of Philip A. Woods, a minister of the Regular Baptist Church in Sistersville and Harrisville. It includes notes on sermon themes and Bible verses, marriages performed, tithes received and annual reports.
Philip Bagdon, Research Notes regarding Cass, West Virginia
Philip Coon (Koon) Descendants
Philip Doddridge, Politician, Personal and Family Papers
Personal and family papers of Virginia statesman and U.S. Congressman Philip Doddridge (1773-1832), the namesake of Doddridge County, West Virginia. Includes printed material, correspondence, and legal and financial documents.
Philip Mallory Conley, Collector, Miscellaneous Items Regarding West Virginia
Philip Pendleton Cooke (1816-1850) Manuscript (typescript copy)
Copy of Philip Pendleton Kennedy's manuscript biography of Philip Pendleton Cooke, a Martinsburg writer and poet. There is an editorial note on the authorship of the document by Professor John D. Allen who made this copy from the original manuscript in the Bevan Papers, Millwood, Virginia.
Philip Reesman, Civil War Soldier's Letter.
Letter by Philip Reesman, a Union soldier stationed in West Virginia, to his father John Reesman. He requests that his father take care of recent debts at home, mentions his unit's move out of winter quarters, and his apprehension that they will soon be deployed in a hard battle. The letter is written on stationary with Union Army letterhead with the lyrics of "Answer to Who Will Care for Mother Now?".