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Virginia Dailey, Collector, Burchinal, Minear, Jackson, and Kemble Family Photographs
Virginia Declaration of Rights (facsimile)
Facsimile copy of the Virginia Declaration of Rights in 1776.
Virginia DeRigo, Collector, Clippings and Funeral Cards regarding Monongalia County Residents
Newspaper clippings saved and preserved by Virginia DeRigo, a resident of Star City. The clippings, unsorted, relate mainly to marriages and deaths of Italian-Americans in Morgantown, Star City, and Westover, including many prominent local political figures and businessmen. Other topics include World War II (WWII) draftees, soldiers, casualties, and servicemen news; Vietnam casualties; accidental deaths; and Star City elections. There are also many funeral cards.
Virginia Land Office, Treasury Warrant Issued to Benjamin Johnston
Virginia Land Office treasury warrant number 1777 issued to Benjamin Johnston, assignee of James Wood, for tract of 400 acres in the district of Monongalia, Yohogania, and Ohio [Counties] for sum of 160 pounds on 28 June 1782 (original copy).
Virginia Lumber Company Records
Records of the Virginia Lumber Company documenting orders and shipments of lumber to merchants in various parts of the United States. The Virginia Lumber Company's area of operations as documented by these records is Preston County, West Virginia; community names include Brandonville and Albright, West Virginia; company names include Lewis Lumber Company, Hill and Mount Lumber & Timber, and Hamilton H. Salmon and Company.
Virginia M. Cross, Diploma and Commencement Address
Diploma and commencement address of Virginia M. Cross, from the Morgantown Female Collegiate Institute, June 29, 1864.
Virginia M. McComb, Compiler, Typescript Regarding Hathaway and Lawson Families of Virginia
Genealogical information and history for the Hathaway and Lawson families of Virginia. Lineage is traced for many family members from ca. 1600-1950, starting with William Hathaway of Lancaster County, Virginia (1636-1692), first generation; also includes lineage for John Hathaway of Fauquier County, Virginia (1732-1786), fourth generation. The typescript is 44 pages long with a list of sources and index.
Virginia Militia Commissions for Two Pendleton County Residents
Photocopy facsimiles of military commissions signed by Virginia Governor Henry Lee for two Pendleton County residents, appointing Peter Hull to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and Paul Summers to the rank of Ensign. Both were assigned to the forty-sixth (46th) Regiment of Virginia Militia in May 1793.
Virginia N. Stribling, A Narrative Account of the Life of Hugh Mercer
A narrative by Virginia N. Stribling giving an account of Mercer's life, and of a 16,000 acre tract of land south of the Kanawha River which was given to Mercer by Washington. Material covers the years 1754-1825.
Virginia Records
Microfilm include State Land Office Records; S. Bassett French, Biographical Sketches; Mott-Alston Collection of Colonial Families; Confederate Service Records of Virginia Soldiers; Revolutionary War, Public Service Claims; Revolutionary War, Public Service Claims; Revolutionary War, Bounty Warrants; Revolutionary Pensions; Revolutionary War, Rejected Claims; Family Genealogical Notes; and List of Baptist records at the University of Richmond.