Showing Collections: 411 - 420 of 4807
Cameron Family Genealogy
Genealogy of the Cameron family and allied lines, entitled, APPENDIX TO "STRICTLY PERSONAL: A TEACHER'S REMINISCENCES." Includes photographs, genealogical charts, and copies of newspaper stories. Allied lines are: Colgate, Kaminsky, Little, Parry, Presbury, and Stansbury. These are family lines that originated in Maryland. The Cameron Family came into West Virginia and lived in Ohio and Brooke Counties.
Campbell Family Papers
Financial and farm records of James Campbell who owned a plantation near Arden, Berkeley County on which he also operated a store. The collection also includes a ledger and some loose financial papers of James L. Campbell who ran the family homestead.
Campbell Family Papers
Campbell's Creek Coal Company Papers
Three letters dated, ca.1902, exchanged by S.F. Dana and A.M. Putney of the Campbell's Creek Coal Company; letters from the Secretaries of State in West Virginia, Ohio, and New York stating when the corporation was chartered; and a copy of the 1881 survey conducted at Dana on Campbell's Creek.
Canaan Valley Alliance Records
Candle Snuffer Owned by Preston County Resident Inez Loundin
Small candle snuffer owned by Preston County resident Inez Maggie Loundin. This candle snuffer was a gift from Inez Maggie Loundin to Joy Braham, her great-great granddaughter, when Joy was 6 years old. Mrs. Loundin had a blue and white china collection, and this candle snuffer was part of it. Joy always loved this piece in particular.
Cane Gifted by John W. Davis to his Father John J. Davis
Capt. Edward J. Willis Civil War Records
Capt. William Sommerville (1756-1826) Papers
Caraway Family Papers
Papers of the Caraway (also spelled "Carraway") family of Greenbrier County, West Virginia. Includes financial records of Thomas Caraway (8 items, 1820-1872), two letters addressed to Ballard Caraway (one business letter from Charles Winternitz and Son, Baltimore, Maryland, 1875; and a personal letter from Emma Oakwood of Catlin, Illinois, 1884). There are also papers regarding valuation of the estate of Samuel Price of which J.H. Caraway was an executor (3 items, 1890).