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0514: Early Records Of Cabell And Mason Counties, 1802-1933, Marshall University Special Collections
0514: Early Records Of Cabell And Mason Counties, 1802-1933, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
This collection is composed of one volume of genealogical and family records related to Cabell and Mason Counties. The contents of the volume, according to the table of contents, are as follows: Thornburg Burial Place, Handley Burying Place, David Williams’ Family Bible, Old Wilson Bible, 1802, Churches [Guyandotte Methodist with list of burials], Old Will [Stephen Bartrum], Short History of Beale Family, “The Beal Family” from the Times Dispatch, Richmond, Va., November 6, 1908, History of the Frasher Family by Elder D. K. Frasher, 1933, and Supplementary Records (Frasher Family).
0279: Francis L. Mcculloch Typescript, University Special Collections
0279: Francis L. Mcculloch Typescript, University Special Collections
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This collection consists of a copy of “The Family of Thomas Kincade of Mason County, West Virginia” manuscript by Francis L. McCulloch in 1979. It is an annotated lineage of Thomas Kincade’s descendants.
0192: Mason-Jackson County Census And Marriage Records, 1806-1906, Marshall University Special Collections
0192: Mason-Jackson County Census And Marriage Records, 1806-1906, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
This collection is composed of abstracts of county records, including marriage and census records from Jackson and Mason Counties in what was once Virginia and is now West Virginia. The Mason County marriages book also contains lists of undertakers and doctors in the county until 1906.