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0428: Berkeley Co., W.Va. Typescript, 1777-1816, Marshall University Special Collections
0428: Berkeley Co., W.Va. Typescript, 1777-1816, Marshall University Special Collections
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Photoreproduction of an original typescript (carbon copy) located in the genealogical library of National society Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C. Originally donated 1934.
0438: Michael R. Johnson Papers, 1967-1986, Marshall University Special Collections
0438: Michael R. Johnson Papers, 1967-1986, Marshall University Special Collections
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Huntington, West Virginia, native; United States Marine Corps veteran of Vietnam named Outstanding Disabled American Veteran of 1973. Papers include correspondence, photographs, citations and newspaper clippings related to his service.
0439: Dunn-Henderson Family Papers, 1892-1947, Marshall University Special Collections
0439: Dunn-Henderson Family Papers, 1892-1947, Marshall University Special Collections
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Deeds for property in Huntington, West Virginia., Wayne County, West Virginia. and Lawrence County, Ohio. Also correspondence and newspaper clippings of John P. Henderson during World War II. There are Collis P. Huntington signatures on some of the deeds. Deeds for property in Huntington, W.Va., Wayne County, W.Va. and Lawrence County, Ohio. Also correspondence and newspaper clippings of John P. Henderson during World War II. There are Collis P. Huntington signatures on some of the deeds.
0445: Grace Moses Papers, 1775-1895, Marshall University Special Collections
0445: Grace Moses Papers, 1775-1895, Marshall University Special Collections
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This collection consists of a copy of one ten-page typescript entitled, “Resume of the confusion of the Revolutionary War records of John Lewis”. This typescript was on deposit at the library of the Daughters of the American Revolution where it was copied. The typescript discusses issues with war records about John Lewis, for which there are several who served during the Revolutionary War.