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Thomas B. Reed, Surgeon, Civil War Order
Order (May 31, 1864) by Thomas B. Reed, Surgeon, U.S. Vols., Asst. Medical Director, Department of West Virginia, from near New Market, Virginia to Assistant Surgeon William G. Hall directing Hall to take charge of the Post Hospital at New Market.
Thomas B. Reynolds, Lewisburg Merchant, Account with Robert A. Taylor and Company
A statement of the account of Reynolds, Welsh and Company with Robert A. Taylor and Company, dated 15 August 1821, with entries from 3 July 1818 through 14 August 1821, accompanied by a letter from Rob A. Taylor, Baltimore, to Mr. Thos. B. Reynolds, Merchant, Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, 17 Aug.1821, describing the condition and sale of Reynolds' skins. (Includes 3 pages on 2 leaves.)
Thomas Barron, Civil War Letter
Letter written by Thomas Barron from Moundsville (January 15, 1863), Virginia to C.S. Barron in Key West, Florida. Describes the impact of the Civil War on Wheeling, railroads, and the steamboat industry on the Ohio River.
Thomas Beall Davis, Businessman and Politician, Papers
Thomas Brown, Collector, Photographs of West Virginia Folk Musicians and Instruments
Photographs of West Virginia folk musicians taken by Thomas Brown. Most are identified by name. Instruments include banjo, fiddle, guitar, and voice. Performers include Charlie Davis (banjo), Myrtle Stemple (voice), Hazel Stover (voice and guitar), Lee Triplet (fiddle), and Bill Williams (guitar), among others.
Thomas Brown, Collector, Slides of West Virginia Folk Musicians and Instruments
Digital copies of color slides of West Virginia folk musicians taken by Thomas Brown. There are 85 items, most identified. Instruments include banjo, fiddle, guitar, and voice. Performers include Sherman Hammons, Sarah Singleton, Lee Tripplett, Melvin Wine, and Bill Williams, among others. A full file listing is available by viewing the Digital Material portion of this record below.
Thomas Browse Family Papers
Thomas C. Townsend Scrapbook
Publicity file of T.C. Townsend covering his primary race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and his subsequent race against the Democratic nominee, H. Guy Kump, in 1932. The scrapbook also contains some loose clippings pertaining to Townsend's support of the Dewey-Bricker presidential ticket in 1944.
Thomas Clark Atkeson (1852-1935) Papers
Family history, autobiographical sketch, account books of farming operations in Putnam County, West Virginia, 1894-1934, and articles and pamphlets written by a state agricultural leader, founder of the state Grange, and national Grange representative in Washington. Atkeson also played a leading role in the development of the West Virginia University Agricultural College at Morgantown where he was a professor for many years.
Thomas Conard & Son Letter
From Thomas Conard & Son, Wheeling, West Virginia, to William Gray, Richmond, Virginia, concerning tobacco shipments to Wheeling, difficulties with prices, and dealings with Isaac W. Ellmaker, William Gray's agent.