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Related to RHS COLL 0095 Martha Spencer research papers.
Located Shelf 07-01-08.
Families included are as follows: Beach, Douty, Drummond, Ford, Goodbar, Hickman, Higgins, Hollaway, Langhorne, Lackey, Little, McFadden, Martin, Mitchell, Moyers, Pullen, Ridgway, Scott, Sensabaugh, Smith, Spencer, Toman, Walker
Martha Spencer was very interested in Jedediah Hotchkiss.
Includes houses as follows: A. D. Campbell, Robert D. Firebaugh, Samuel B. Fuller, John Gibson, H. T. Lindsay, and William J. Wilson.
Also includes the families as follows: Blalock, Cheatwood, Davis, and Gary.
Also called "Cherry Hill."
Mills included are as follows: Campbell-Lyle, Kennedy-Wade, William Painter, and Ramsay.
Included as follows: public schools in the Natural Bridge District, the County School Board, ungrammatical grammar, County school teachers, honor roll in the Lexington Public Schools, promotions in the Grammar School, and a photocopy of a group photo of the West Lexington school, around 1943.