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Pauline Haga, Compiler, Summers County Wills, 1859/1886

0.1 Linear Feet Summary: 3/4 in.
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Facsimiles of wills recorded in Summers County, West Virginia, including: Robert A. Pearis, Anderson Vest, Rachael A. Cottle, J. B. Pack, John Lewis, Wellington Cox, Mordica Roles, Nancy Maddy, Preston Pack, Nancy Millburn, Lewis Copeland, Harrison Neely, William Crump, Lewis Whitten, Catherine Patterson, Sarah Brown, Elizabeth Brown, John Gill, Ann Eliza Mills, James Cales, William James, John Duncan, James Farley, James Patterson, Powell Butler, Jonathan L. Willis, Margaret (Martha) McGlade, Jubal Barton, John M. Hutchinson, Henry Still, Robert Woods, Elizabeth Duquasic, Reuben Haynes, Robert Bacon, Elbert Fowler, Phillip Meadows, Sylvester Upton, Rufus Clark, Mary Yancey, James R. Wheeler, Henry Q. Carter, Vincent Swinney, Rachel Barton, and Laban Givens. Collection also includes the wills of Eliza L. Schermerhon of Vermillion County, Indiana and Michael Kaler of Fayette County, West Virginia.
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Pauline Haga, Compiler, Summers County Wills, 1859/1886 0.1 Linear Feet Summary: 3/4 in.

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