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Thomas P. Ofcansky Diaries
Diaries of author, analyst, and book collector Thomas P. Ofcansky (born 1947). The fifteen volumes include yearly diaries from 1993-2003, 2006, 2010, a special East Africa/United Kingdom trip diary (29 September - 22 October 1999), and a bound notebook. Some of the volumes contain loose pieces of ephemera. Subjects of the diaries include Ofcansky's personal life, his professional life as an author among other things, and details about trips he took.
Thomas P. Ray Diary
Copy of a diary of a Morgantown resident, with references to early merchants and public officials; the building of schools, churches, and business buildings; volume of river traffic; and roads and mail routes opened.
Thomas Ray Dille Papers
Thomas Ray Dille Papers
Four notebooks of Col. John Evans family history prepared by Thomas Ray Dille; (maps of voting districts in Monongalia County) papers of the Monongalia County Historical Society; and copies of the constitution and charter of the York County (Pa.) Historical Society
Thomas Ray Dille Papers
Thomas Richard Ross, Collector, Papers Regarding Henry G. Davis
Elkins College history professor and administrator who has collected material about the West Virginia politician and businessman, Henry G. Davis (1823-1916). Ross has composed genealogical material and notes on news articles as well as collecting photocopies of political cartoons and newspaper articles about H. G. Davis. Also included is an original copy, containing an article on Davis, of the 1912 industrial and business edition of the Wheeling Register. .
Thomas Rodgers, Incoming Letter Regarding Court Order
Letter from Edward Graham of Sweet Springs in Monroe County, Virginia, to Thomas Rogers of Kanawha County, Virginia, regarding a court order for collection of a note owed by Robert Black to John Hazelett.
Thomas S. Brown, Compiler, Lyrics of Folk Songs Sung By Lillie Newton Cooper
Copies of transcribed typed and hand written lyrics of folk songs as sung by Lillie Newton Cooper (1888-1965). The songs include: 'I'll Twine Mid the Ringlets', 'The Gold Harp', and 'Johnny Came a Courting', among many others. There is also a copy of the first two pages of Lillie Newton Cooper's book of poetry, 'The Ways of Life', with a short biographical sketch, and a copy of lyrics of an untitled folk song heard in Harrison County, West Virginia during the late 19th century.