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Price-Morgan Family (Preston County, W.Va.) Genealogy
Handwritten two-page genealogy of the Peter Price and Margaret Morgan Price family of Preston County, West Virginia. Genealogy lists parents and siblings of Margaret Morgan Price (1790-1871) and the descendants of Margaret and Peter Price with their birth, death, and marriage dates. The Price children were born between 1816 and 1841.
Price's Tavern Ledger Books
Four ledger books of Solomon P. Herndon, from Kingwood, Preston County, Virginia, for his public house, also known as Price's Tavern, and an autograph book and a memorandum book which includes a travel diary of a trip to the Holy Lands.
Printer's Sample Book from North Central West Virginia
Professor Henry Woods Address
Hand-written copy of an address delivered to a group of Monongalia Academy graduates in connection with a WVU Alumni meeting. The address was probably delivered around 1910 and contains information about the early history of the academy. Professor Woods taught at Washington & Jefferson College and was also a minister at a church in Washington County, Pennsylvania.
Progressive Mine Workers of America, Archives
Progressive Mine Workers of America, Records
Pulaski Iron Company Land Titles
Seven volumes of typescript copies relating to land titles held by the Pulaski Iron Company. Includes leases, chancery suits, and correspondence.
Puntenney Family Letter
Photo static copy of a letter from John and Ann Puntenney to Nelson Puntenney, describing family news, farm conditions and prices of farm products around Morgantown, Virginia in July 1816.
Purinton Family Papers
Putnam County, Hurricane Senior High, Prohibition Petition
A petition signed by 324 students of Hurricane High School on May 2, 1941 protesting existing conditions in Hurricane, W.Va. The students request the officials of Hurricane 'to do the following things: (1) Take the proper steps to close all beer sales in Hurricane. (2) Stop drunkenness and disorderly conduct on our streets. (3) Cooperate with the State Police in any attempt to enforce obedience to law and order. (4) Close Sunday Theatres.'