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Wheeling University Trustees Book
By-laws, act of incorporation and minutes to meetings of the governing board of a college sponsored by the Methodist Episcopal Church. Wheeling University was a liberal arts college emphasizing the natural sciences and medicine. The minutes mostly deal with financial matters especially the acquisition and disposal of property.
Wheeling, Washington Family Graves and Nurse Lydia W. Holiday, Articles
Articles about the graves at Wheeling of the Washington family, who were relatives of George Washington. Also articles on Lydia W. Holiday of Wheeling, who became a Civil War nurse at the age of 60.
Wheeling, West Virginia, Newspaper Almanac Clipping
Clipping from a Wheeling (W. Va.) newspaper of a piece titled "Almanac" that is a calendar for the year with the phases of the moon.
Whetsell Collection, Historical Records regarding West Virginia
White Day Glades Tannery Records
A ledger of customers, prices, dates and worked completed by a Taylor County tannery, mill and store owned and operated by the Corrothers family. The mill turned out a variety of leather products ranging from boots to book bindings. Included are entries on repair work particularly shoe repairs. There are also receipts of this mill with an address at McConkey, WV, especially tax receipts. Also included are photos of William A. C. Corrothers and a genealogy of his family.
White Family Genealogy
Typescript genealogy of the Stephen White family of Maryland, by Emma Siggins White. Narrative history of Stephen White's family begins when White arrives in Maryland in 1659 and settles in Baltimore County. Includes information about White's estate and provides vital information including birth, marriage, and death dates for many of his descendants up through the early nineteenth century. This seven-page document is undated.
White Family of Spanishburg, Correspondence
White Squaw, Folk Opera in Two Acts
Russell, Richard S. and Zierold, John R. THE WHITE SQUAW: AN ORIGINAL FOLK OPERA IN TWO ACTS. 1963. Set in Augusta County, Virginia, 1765-1820.
White Sulphur Springs Company Records
Microfilm of records of the Old White Sulphur Springs Hotel (now the Greenbrier Hotel), including ledgers for 1816 and 1827, an account book for 1830-1831, and guest registers for 1896-1898, 1910, 1911, and 1913-1914. These records have entries for many prominent nineteenth century Americans including Henry Clay, Stephen Decatur, John Tyler, John Floyd, and General John Preston.
Willa Cather Letter
A letter from Willa Cather to Margaret Brand, Feb. 8, 1941. Cather comments on a description "the old negro Boyd" which Mrs. Brand had written about in a previous letter.