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Document regarding Indian Attacks in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Original document with abstract regarding charges against David Ross for inciting Indian attacks in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. A note attached to this document, apparently written in the later 19th century, reads: "This writing was picked up in the street of Richmond, Virginia, in 1865 after the evacuation of the City by the rebels, by Lieutenant P.H. Heermans of the 15th West Virginia Infantry."
Doddridge County Property Tax Ledger
Doddridge County Reminiscences
A short history of Doddridge County, 1846-1893 entitled "Reminiscences Of Doddridge County by a Former Inhabitant." J.H. Diss DeBarr, the author, describes early residents, taverns, roads, transportation, and newspapers in Doddridge County.
Doddridge Family Manuscript
Letter from Cadwaller Doddridge to Horatio N. Bakewell, August 10, 1828. Written from West Point, N.Y., commenting on the course work, complaining about the food and the routine. Doddridge was the son of Philip Doddridge, and the nephew of Joseph Doddridge; he withdrew from West Point on January 15, 1829.
Doddridge Family Manuscript
A manuscript copy and two typed copies of the will of William Parsons, Randolph County, dated January 11, 1828. Two typed copies of information on the families of Philip Doddridge (1773-1832) and John Doddridge (1745-1791).
Dolores Fleming, Collector, Miscellaneous Morgantown Items
Dolores Fleming, Compiler, Typescript Manual for Interpreting the Nineteenth Century Parkersburg Home of the Cook and Barker Families
Dolores Fleming, Project Leader, South Park Neighborhood Survey
Dolores Fleming, Research Papers regarding the Glass Industry, South Park Homes, and Other Topics
Research papers of Dolores Fleming, a West Virginia historian. The collection includes research regarding the local glass industry (particularly Seneca Glass in Morgantown), the South Park neighborhood in Morgantown (including national register of historic places documents), the historic Cook House in Parkersburg, and Friendship Hill.