Collection: Willis Guy Tetrick, Jr. Genealogy Research Papers, 1708/1997 / Date range: 1981 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Willis Guy Tetrick, Jr. Genealogy Research Papers, 1708/1997 Date range 1981

Applications for membership, 1963/1991 Box 6, Folder 4

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Applications for membership--Charles E. Porterfield, James F. Allen, Leslie Wilford Hamrick Jr., Gerald Russell Arndt, and others, 1975/1982 Box 23, Folder 24

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Applications for membership--Elliot Kepler, 1981 Box 23, Folder 4

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California SAR--Registrar Bulletins and Publication Handbook, 1981 Box 23, Folder 16

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Clippings from "The Preston County Journal", 1975/1981 Box 16, Folder 4

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Clippings regarding West Virginia, 1979/1985 Box 6, Folder 7

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Doddridge County, West Virginia--clippings from "The Herald Record", "The West Union Record", and "Clarksburg Telegram", 1975/1983 Box 12, Folder 12

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Handbook: History of SAR, Constitution, etc., 1980/1981 Box 23, Folder 19

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Letters, membership lists, minutes, treasurer's report, and clippings, 1980/1990 Box 2, Folder 8

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Letters, pamphlets, and memoranda, 1980/1991 Box 2, Folder 11

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