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Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, 1917/1970 Box 2, Folder 10

Includes several letters from PFC Harry Carmichael during his service in World War II. Also includes various postcards and greeting cards dating from the 1910s and 1920s, along with various other correspondence. Newspaper clippings pertain to Leonard Broadwater's campaign for mayor of Parkersburg and a photograph of S.O. Steve Clayton, U.S. Navy, from World War II.

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  2. Paul Daugherty, Collector, Family History and Photographs, 1850/1950
  3. Series 2: Subjects, 1917/2001

Genealogy Binder, 1876/2003 Box 2, Folder 05

Includes photographs, newspaper clippings, and handwritten genealogy notes regaring the Ingram, Carmichael, Lantz, and Baker families, among others. Original documents include V-mail from PFC Harry M. Carmichael (1944), birth certificate of Nora Belle Ingram (1876), and a promisory note for eighty dollars signed by Jacob Ingram (1915).

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  2. Paul Daugherty, Collector, Family History and Photographs, 1850/1950
  3. Series 1: Family Histories and Genealogy, 1957/1994

Miscellaneous Genealogical Materials, 1888/1968 Box 2, Folder 04

Includes obituaries and newsclippings relating to the Taylor, Zinn, and Broadwater families; a handwritten list of various names; a photocopy of honorable discharge certificate from the Grand Army of the Republic for Jacob Ingram; and several pages from a book on painting watercolor flowers.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Paul Daugherty, Collector, Family History and Photographs, 1850/1950
  3. Series 1: Family Histories and Genealogy, 1957/1994

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