Sistersville (W. Va.)
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Jack R. Patton, Collector, Papers
Papers pertaining to Tyler County and Sistersville include genealogical data on the Wells family; a stock certificate of the Sistersville and Salem Turnpike Company; newspaper clippings on local affairs; and a manuscript list of Civil War volunteers from Tyler County.
J.N. Curry (b.1863) Papers
Joseph McKay Papers
Correspondence, bills, receipts, and other business papers of a Sistersville, West Virginia, oil developer and stockman pertaining to the development of the Sistersville oil fields, steamboat freighting on the Ohio River, and business activity in Sistersville.
Joshua & William Russell, Sistersville General Store, Daybooks and Ledgers
Philip A. Woods, Minister, Memorandum Book
Memorandum book of Philip A. Woods, a minister of the Regular Baptist Church in Sistersville and Harrisville. It includes notes on sermon themes and Bible verses, marriages performed, tithes received and annual reports.
Roy Thistle, Collector, Scrapbook Regarding Ohio River History
A scrapbook containing a brief history of Sistersville and the oil industry in Tyler and other counties and states; a stock certificate of the Sistersville & Salem Turnpike Company, 1853; bills of lading for Ohio and Muskingum River steamers, 1855-1934; and a list of steamboats operating on the Muskingum River, 1830-1890
Sistersville Brewing Company Photograph and Clipping
Black and white photograph of the Sistersville Brewing Company, which operated in Sistersville, Tyler County, West Virginia from 1905 to 1908. Also includes a 2014 news article from the Tyler Star News regarding the history of the brewery.
Sistersville, City Council, Minutes
City Council minutes of the town of Sistersville in Tyler County, incorporated 2 February 1839. Included in the reports are town ordinances, bylaws, orders, resolutions, elections, poll books, town improvements, and other municipal affairs dealt with by the Board of Trustees.