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West Virginia and Regional History Center

Charles H. Ambler (1876-1957) Papers, 1913/1957

1.7 Linear Feet 1 ft. 8 in. (4 document cases, 5 in. each)

Collection includes typescripts drafts of unpublished works, correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, and printer's picture plates. Unpublished typescript drafts are titled George Rodgers Clark Floyd of Logan County, West Virginia, and Huckleberry Ranger Lieutenant John Blue, Confederate. Also includes correspondence from Robert L. Floyd to Dr. Ambler regarding the Floyd family (1953-1957), and a manuscript titled The Life of Henry Floyd by Robert L. Floyd. The 58 printer's picture plates were used in A History of Education in West Virginia by Charles H. Ambler.

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Charles H. Ambler (1876-1957) Papers, 1913/1957 1.7 Linear Feet 1 ft. 8 in. (4 document cases, 5 in. each)

Ambler, Charles Henry, 1876-1957

Collection includes typescripts drafts of unpublished works, correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, and printer's picture plates. Unpublished typescript drafts are titled George Rodgers Clark Floyd of Logan County, West Virginia, and Huckleberry Ranger Lieutenant John Blue, Confederate. Also includes correspondence from Robert L. Floyd to Dr. Ambler regarding the Floyd family (1953-1957), and a manuscript titled The Life of Henry Floyd by Robert L. Floyd. The 58 printer's picture plates were used in A History of Education in West Virginia by Charles H. Ambler.

West Virginia and Regional History Center

George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895) Manuscripts, 1843/1953

0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case)
Correspondence, clippings and other documents collected through 1953, on George Rogers Clark Floyd, secretary of state for the Territory of Wisconsin, 1845-1848, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, 1872-1873, and longtime resident of Logan County. There is data on other members of the Floyd family.
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George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895) Manuscripts, 1843/1953 0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case)

Floyd, George Rogers Clark (1810-1895)
Correspondence, clippings and other documents collected through 1953, on George Rogers Clark Floyd, secretary of state for the Territory of Wisconsin, 1845-1848, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, 1872-1873, and longtime resident of Logan County. There is data on other members of the Floyd family.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895), Portrait Photographs of the Floyd Family

0.26 Gigabytes 6 files, .tif and .jpg formats
Six digital images of George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895) and family. Floyd was secretary of state for the Territory of Wisconsin, 1845-1848, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, 1872-1873, and a longtime resident of Logan County. Four photos show Floyd's portrait; one shows portraits of Floyd and his daughter Letitia; and one shows portraits of Floyd, his two sons, Ben Rush Floyd (1845-1920) and John Buchanan Floyd (1855-1935), and his father, John Floyd (1783-1837). The original photographs, from which these digital copies were made, were taken in Wheeling, West Virginia sometime between 1865 and 1895. See also A&M 941 for more information on Floyd and family.
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George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895), Portrait Photographs of the Floyd Family 0.26 Gigabytes 6 files, .tif and .jpg formats

Six digital images of George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895) and family. Floyd was secretary of state for the Territory of Wisconsin, 1845-1848, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, 1872-1873, and a longtime resident of Logan County. Four photos show Floyd's portrait; one shows portraits of Floyd and his daughter Letitia; and one shows portraits of Floyd, his two sons, Ben Rush Floyd (1845-1920) and John Buchanan Floyd (1855-1935), and his father, John Floyd (1783-1837). The original photographs, from which these digital copies were made, were taken in Wheeling, West Virginia sometime between 1865 and 1895. See also A&M 941 for more information on Floyd and family.
James Madison University

Stokesville and North River Gap oral histories, 1996/1997

0.42 cubic feet 1 box, 14 audiocassettes
The Stokesville and North River Gap Oral Histories, 1996-1997, are comprised of audio interviews, census data, genealogy research and scans of photographs related to prominent families of the North River Gap area and town of Stokesville, in Augusta County, Virginia.
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Stokesville and North River Gap oral histories, 1996/1997 0.42 cubic feet 1 box, 14 audiocassettes

Geier, Clarence R., 1944-
The Stokesville and North River Gap Oral Histories, 1996-1997, are comprised of audio interviews, census data, genealogy research and scans of photographs related to prominent families of the North River Gap area and town of Stokesville, in Augusta County, Virginia.

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