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Street Family Genealogy
Genealogy of families (Hebb, Street, Parke and Custis) allied to the Washington family with the relation to George Washington specified. Primarily a genealogy of the Street family from 1700 to the present with inter-relations to allied families emphasized. Captain John Street was the earliest member to come to America, settling in New Kent Co., VA ca. 1700.
Strother Family Grandfather Clock
Strother Family Papers
Stuart Family Papers
Stump Family Papers
Contains three manuscripts: a Hardy County Summons of George Stump et al dated August 25, 1882; a letter from Wm. B. Stump to "Frank" dated February 7, 1881; and an accounting record from July to October 1881 titled, "Mr. F. Stump in acct. with A. Veach."
Sturgis Family Genealogy
Records regarding the genealogy of the Sturgis family. Materials cover the years 1691-1969.
Sue Ann Di Bacco Verse regarding Kennedy Assassination and Song regarding West Virginia
Typescript of a poem by Miss DiBacco, "He Had What It Took to be President Kennedy"; sheet music of a song," We're Proud of the State of West Virginia" written during the centennial year by Miss DiBacco.
Sue Proctor Miller, Collector, Papers
Microfilm of Braxton County marriage bonds, 1836-1853; biographical and genealogical notes on Michael (Malcolm) Coleman in Jackson County, William White, the Staats family, and Andersen family of Wood and Jackson counties; and a narrative sketch of early Ravenswood written by Eunice Proctor Perkins.
Sue Proctor Miller, Collector, Papers
Photostat copies of personal letters written in French by and concerning the early development of the Ohio Valley area. Many letters are relating to the Charles Lisez family, including letters, 1863-1865, of Charles Lisez, Jr., a prisoner of war at Fort Delaware, Maryland. The letters have not been translated.
Photostat of a map of George Washington and Albert Gallatin lands in present Jackson and Mason counties.