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College of William and Mary

Archer and Schuyler Bland Family Papers, 1870/1890

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College of William and Mary

Bland Family papers, 1778/1989

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Papers, 1778-1989, of the Bland family of King and Queen County, Gloucester County, and the James River area of Virginia. Includes mostly genealogical material compiled by Lineous Preston Bland, Jr.

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Bland Family papers, 1778/1989 2.00 Linear Feet

Bland, Ethel Heckman, 1902-1978

Papers, 1778-1989, of the Bland family of King and Queen County, Gloucester County, and the James River area of Virginia. Includes mostly genealogical material compiled by Lineous Preston Bland, Jr.

College of William and Mary

Kibler-Bland Genealogy Collection, 1950

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Typescripts of material concerning Richard Bland, (1710-1776), of Williamsburg, Virginia composed mainly of biographical and genealogical information on Bland and his family and information about the Bland House in Williamsburg, Virginia. Also included, biographical material on Henry Wetherburn in connection with running his tavern in Williamsburg. This material concerns the dates of 1671-1776 although the typescripts are not from that era. The typescripts of the articles and notes on the subject of the Richard Bland House were authored by J. Luther Kibler.

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Kibler-Bland Genealogy Collection, 1950 0.01 Linear Foot

Kibler, James Luther, 1867-1953

Typescripts of material concerning Richard Bland, (1710-1776), of Williamsburg, Virginia composed mainly of biographical and genealogical information on Bland and his family and information about the Bland House in Williamsburg, Virginia. Also included, biographical material on Henry Wetherburn in connection with running his tavern in Williamsburg. This material concerns the dates of 1671-1776 although the typescripts are not from that era. The typescripts of the articles and notes on the subject of the Richard Bland House were authored by J. Luther Kibler.

West Virginia and Regional History Center

Phares Family Genealogy

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Genealogical information on the Phares family of Pendleton County, WV. The typescript includes information from published sources, and from state and county documents. The authors' reminiscences of their relatives are also included. Other family names found in the typescript are: Bland, Boggs, Harman, Henkle and Mallow. Material covers the years 1688 through the 1970s.
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Phares Family Genealogy 0 Linear Feet Summary: 76 pages

Genealogical information on the Phares family of Pendleton County, WV. The typescript includes information from published sources, and from state and county documents. The authors' reminiscences of their relatives are also included. Other family names found in the typescript are: Bland, Boggs, Harman, Henkle and Mallow. Material covers the years 1688 through the 1970s.
College of William and Mary

Schuyler Otis Bland Papers, 1862/1950

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Chiefly office files and personal correspondence, 1918-1950, of S. O. Bland while serving as member of U. S. Congress from First Virginia District. Collection includes newspaper clippings on topical and geographical areas of interest to Bland, speeches and talks given by Bland as Congressman, and general papers and personal working files he maintained. Included in the general papers is Bland's voting record.

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Schuyler Otis Bland Papers, 1862/1950 30.5 Linear Feet

Chiefly office files and personal correspondence, 1918-1950, of S. O. Bland while serving as member of U. S. Congress from First Virginia District. Collection includes newspaper clippings on topical and geographical areas of interest to Bland, speeches and talks given by Bland as Congressman, and general papers and personal working files he maintained. Included in the general papers is Bland's voting record.

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