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Correspondence of Dewey C. Renick Box 1, Folder 1

Concerns business, politics, his service on the Virginia Air Pollution Commission and an illness. Includes letter from Virginia Governor J. Lindsay Almond. Correspondence concerns a memorial window to Charles J. Renick (1866-1935) and Sarah Prillaman Renick (1867-1915). Letters concerning treatment of undulant fever possibly contracted from drinking unpasteurized milk in Maine from a herd which later tested positive for brucellosis "Bang's Fever."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Renick Family Papers
  3. Series I. Dewey Campbell Renick papers

Crofton Farm account book Box 1, Folder 3

Farm Account book of "Crofton," James City County, Va. owned by Dewey C. Renick and Fern Amelia Cooley Renick. Accounts are in alphabetical order. The farm was at the corner of News Road and Monticello Road, where the Veterans Park is. Concerns logs, feed, grass seed and pullets (chickens) Includes accounts with "Carter's Grove," James City County, Va., Chesapeake Corporation, King's Mill Dairy Farm, Lombardy Farm, Jamestown Corporation, Virginia Jack Farm, and T. W. Wood.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Renick Family Papers
  3. Series I. Dewey Campbell Renick papers

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