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Pierpoint-Pierpont-Coburn Family Genealogy.
Chiefly the genealogy of the Enos and Sarah Pierpoint Coburn family of West Virginia. Sarah Pierpoint, granddaughter of John and Nancy Ann Morgan Pierpoint and the great-granddaughter of Zackquill Morgan, married Enos Coburn in 1836. Two typed pages chart the genealogy of Sarah Pierpoint Coburn's parents and of her children with Enos Coburn and their grandchildren. Provides birth, marriage, and death dates for most family members.
Pierpont Family Genealogical Chart
A genealogical chart compiled by Mr. Stickney, of the descendents of John Pierpont ( - 1796) and Nancy Ann Morgan (1756-1816), Monongalia County, (West) Virginia who married in 1774. Family names traced include Dunn and Watson. Material covers the years 1756-1945.
Piper-Smith Family Genealogy Records
Genealogies of the William Piper (de Piper) family from 1767 to 1996, and of the Jacob Smith family from 1758 to 1979. Genealogies include brief histories and indexes of family descendants. There are also photocopies and transcriptions of William Piper's legal records: his marriage certificate, a deed, and an appraisal of his estate with a list of items sold after his death. William Piper was born in Scotland in 1767, eventually immigrating to America, where he died in Virginia in 1836.
Pittenger Family Letters
Various Pittenger family members wrote these letters, mostly to other family members. The most frequent correspondent is Abraham Pittenger, a farmer, teacher, and local government official in Hancock County. The letters detail farming and marketing of farm goods, educational developments, affairs of the Presbyterian Church, and family events. The collection also provides significant information about the early Republican party, secession crisis, Civil War and Reconstruction.
Pittsburgh and Louisville U.S. Mail Line Circular for Steam Packet Dayton
A card bearing the name of the Steam Packet Dayton, Stone, Master.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway Company, Financial Ledgers
Pleasant Hill (W.Va.) Photographs
Approximately forty black-and-white photographs of Pleasant Hill and Monongah, West Virginia, probably from the early 1900s. Photographs depict buildings, street scenes, miners' dwellings, and a grist mill as well as material objects such as chairs, buckets, a loom, clock, candle mold, candle holder, table, dolls, and spinning wheel. Photographs are only available on microfilm.
Pleasants County Home Guard Regimental Book
Photocopies of the Pleasants County Home Guard regimental book (191st. Regiment, 23rd. Brigade, 3rd. Division, Virginia Militia). The book is a record of the unit's membership and routine business minutes. Included are descriptions of the jurisdictional boundaries of each company and oaths of office for commissioned and non-commissioned officers.