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0416: William Vinson Papers, 1985, Marshall University Special Collections
0416: William Vinson Papers, 1985, Marshall University Special Collections
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Photoreproductions of family group sheets compiled by William Jarrell Vinson: "James Vinson and Rhoda Sperry Vinson family : their descendents and related families." Genealogy related to Wayne and Cabell Counties, West Virginia, and Lawrence and Boyd Counties, Kentucky. Related families include Ratcliff and Wilson.
0418: Whittaker-Glanville Family Papers, 1856-1985, Marshall University Special Collections
0418: Whittaker-Glanville Family Papers, 1856-1985, Marshall University Special Collections
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Papers consist primarily of diaries, newspaper clippings, correspondence, genealogies and photographs of five families: the Glanville-Carter families of St. Louis, Mo.; the Whittakers of Preble County, Ohio; Dorothy Whittaker Atkins of Huntington, West Virginia.; and the Heacocks of Bucks County, Penna.
A significant part of the collection are the diaries of Annie Heacock, a teacher at the Penn School for freed slaves in Beaufort, South Carolina, 1864-1869. Other diaries include the Civil War diary of John Whittaker, a surgeon in the 81st Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
To view materials from this collection that are digitized and available online, search the Whittaker-Glanville …
0423: Ancestor Chart, 1872, Marshall University Special Collections
0423: Ancestor Chart, 1872, Marshall University Special Collections
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This collection is composed of two pages entitled, “How many ancestors have you?” and contains a list of ancestors (one for each generation and when they were born or died), what rulers in England ruled while each ancestor lived, and how many ancestors you would have each generation for twenty-four generations. The pages were found in William S. Appleton’s “Memorials of the Cranes of Chilton” published in Cambridge in 1868. The pages are undated, and the date is approximated based on the book the pages were found in.