Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
Descriptive Summary
Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
McCue Family Papers,
ca.
1767-1944
4406
The collection consists of 28 Hollinger boxes, ca. 11 linear
feet ca. 10,000 items
English
Administrative Information
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Preferred Citation
McCue Family Papers, Accession #4406, Special Collections, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,
Va.
Acquisition Information
The papers were loaned to the University of Virginia Library on August 4, 1953 by Elizabeth Perry, of Staunton, Va.
The papers were made a gift to the University of Virginia Library on May 28, 2009 by Margaret Custis Archer Clark of Princeton, N.J., John Martin Perry Archer of Houston, Tex., and F. Mather Archer of Portsmouth, Va.
Biographical/Historical Information
Most of the following notes come from the book The McCues
of the Old Dominion (1912) by John N. McCue. There is a copy
in the collection in box 17 and another copy in the Rare Books
Division (CS 71 .M 132 1912) of Special Collections. The
Reverend John McCue (1753-1818), of Augusta County, Virginia,
married Elizabeth Allen (1761-1831), the daughter of James
Allen and Margaret Anderson. John N. McCue graduated from
Liberty Hall Academy (later became Washington and Lee
University) in 1785, after studying theology with Dr. James
Waddell. He had received his ministerial license at a meeting
of the Hanover Presbytery in May 1782 at Timber Ridge,
Rockbridge County.
Their children were: 1) James Andrew McCue (1783-1853) m.
Margaret Trimble; 2) Mary McCue (1785-1853) m. Andrew Barry;
3) Dr. William McCue (1787-1818) m. Ann Isabella Barry; 4)
Cyrus McCue (1789-1813); 5) John McCue of "Long
Meadows"(1793-1862) m. (1st) Hannah Winters Moffett and (2nd)
Eleanor Douglass; 6) Colonel Franklin McCue (1795-1874) m.
(1st) Jane Crawford and (2nd) Nancy Crawford; 7) Washington
McCue (1797-1798); 8) Eliza (Betsy) McCue (1798-1819) m. John
Porterfield; 9) Margaret McCue (1802-1880) m. George Miller;
10) Nancy McCue (1804-1856) m. Jacob Matthews; and 11) Sallie
McCue (1805-1885) m. General Joseph Jefferson McDowell.
Their son, John McCue of "Long Meadows"(1793-1862) who
married Hannah Winters Moffett (d. 1845), and served in the
Virginia General Assembly, had the following children by
Hannah Winters Moffett: 1) Elizabeth McCue m. Colonel Davis S.
Bell; 2) Judge John Howard McCue (1824-1890), who married in
1845, Signora C.E. Willis (d. 1907) of Nelson County; 3) Sarah
McCue m. Dr. Cyrus Alexander; 4) Margaret Catharine McCue
(d.1853) m. William B. Dorman; 5) James Moffett McCue
(1827-1894) m. Elizabeth Josephine Gooch; 6) Evolina (Lina)
McCue; 7) Captain William Andrew McCue (1836-1884) m. Mary
Frances Miller; 8) Hannah Winters McCue (d. 1904); and 9)
Martha Rachel McCue (1841-1911) m. Decator Hedges.
Judge John Howard McCue was a graduate of Washington
College (1842) and the University of Virginia and practiced
law in Nelson County, where he married Signora C.E. Willis,
the niece of William E. Peters, of the University of Virginia.
McCue became a judge in 1870 and also served as counsel for
the Western Lunatic Asylum. Their children were: 1) John
Willis McCue (1846-1911) m. (1st) Elizabeth I. Collins and
(2nd) Lavinia Smith; 2) Don Howard McCue (1848-1893); 3) Betty
Winters McCue (1851- 1852); 4) Signora Otelia McCue
(1853-1884) m. Gabriel Santini; 5) Lina Linn McCue (1855-1886)
m. Walter Sampson Sublett; 6) William Turner McCue (1857-?),
unmarried, an attorney of Staunton, member of City Council,
chairman of the county and City Democratic Central Committe,
banker, and postmaster of Staunton (1893-1897); 7) James
McDowell McCue (1861-?); 8) Eliabeth Winter McCue (1864-?) m.
John Martin Perry; 9) Aurelia Peters McCue (1867-?) m. Colonel
Benjamin Rush Norvell; and 10) Anna Janet (Birdie) McCue
(1870--?) m. Percy Herring Wiess.
Scope and Content
This collection consists of the papers of the McCue family, ca. 1767-1944, ca.10,000 items
including correspondence, legal and business papers, legal
case notes, genealogical material, school notebooks and bound
volumes, and Confederate Army commissary records. The
collection pertains chiefly to the Reverend John McCue
(1758-1818), of Augusta County, Virginia, and his descendants,
including: his son, John McCue, his grandson, Judge John
Howard McCue (1824-1890), lawyer of Lovingston, Nelson County,
and of Staunton, Virginia, and Confederate officer of the
"Floyd Brigade," Fifty-first Regiment, Virginia troops; and
William T. McCue, lawyer and prominent Democrat, of Staunton,
Virginia, son of John Howard McCue. The bulk of the collection
concerns the family and career of Judge John Howard McCue. The
Civil War records are the fairly complete files of
quartermaster activity in the 51st Regiment, Virginia
Volunteers, kept by John Howard McCue, including sales to
officers, boards of survey, issues to the troops, invoices,
abstracts, and the routes of campaign in Southwest Virginia.
The 51st organized at Wytheville two months following the
first battle of Bull Run, with men from Wythe, Wise, Grayson,
Tazewell, Nelson, Amherst, Bland, and Patrick counties. While
McCue was associated with the Regiment, it was involved
chiefly in the Kanawha Valley and Fort Donelson region. The
correspondence is largely concerned with the legal practice
and the personal and business affairs of Judge John Howard
McCue, but also includes other subjects of interest, which are
listed on pages four through nine of this guide with the name
of the correspondent and the date of the letter in which they
occur.
Arrangement
The collection is arranged in two series: Series I: McCue Family Papers (Boxes 1-18), including: Civil War Records (Box 1); Correspondence, arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and names included in the folder listing (Boxes 2-9); Financial and Legal Papers, arranged chronologically (Boxes 9-17); Genealogy (Box 17); Legal Case Notes, Marriage Licenses, Miscellaneous, Photographs, and Political Papers (Box 18)
Series II: McCue Family Notebooks and Bound Volumes
(Boxes 19-28), including: School Notebooks, etc. of C. Purcell McCue, Jr. (Boxes
19-24); Bound Volumes and Notebooks (Boxes 24-28)
Subjects Found in the McCue Corrrespondence
A-B
Adultery case (Ackerly [1871]); abolition speech in
Congress by Joshua Reed Giddings accusing slaveholders of
improper sexual relations with their female slaves (1852 June
23); Afton Mountain tunnel in Virginia (Imboden, J.D., 1850
January 30, 1853 March 17-18); Baldwin, John B. - his chances in the
election (Baldwin, 1859 January 25, April 30; John D. Imboden 1859
March 3); Barry family, genealogy of (Thomas Barry, 1885 March 5
and June 3; John Marshall McCue, 1888 February 26); Blue Ridge
Railroad and Tunnel (Browning, 1852 January 19; Crozet 1853;
John D. Imboden, 1852 December 20, 1853 March 17).
CIVIL WAR
Camp Jefferson, near Charlottesville, description of
camp and weapons (W.C. Carrington, 1861 May 14); description
of the grandeur of the New River in the area of Raleigh
County, [West] Virginia, where the troops have no coffee and
sugar and he has difficulties in getting supplies (John Howard
McCue, 1862 October 16); difficulty in buying wheat in Greenbrier
County, [West] Virginia, to make bread for the brigade (John
Howard McCue, 1861 September 29); domestic aspect, urges her husband
to come as soon as possible as he is needed at home (Signora
McCue, 1861 November 9, 14, 22, 28; her anxiety about their affairs
and his safety, 1862 September 12, October 2, 6, 21, 29, 31); Early's
Valley Campaign, reference to (John D. Imboden, 1864 November 14);
engagement at Cotton Hill (John Howard McCue, 1861 November 5); Ft.
Donelson affair and General Floyd (James A. Forbes, 1868 November
28); Headquarters Valley District, assigned to the command of
John D. Imboden (1864 April 22); loss of McCue's records as
commissary on the retreat from battle at Carnifex Ferry,
Gauley River, [West] Virginia (Stephen Miles Dickey 1865 February
20; James L. Wills, 1864 November 25; Tate 1864); mention of
General Henry Alexander Wise, General John Buchanan Floyd, and
General Robert E. Lee in command of all the forces, all
soldiers eager to enter the conflict (John Howard McCue, 1861
August 14); offer to sell breech-loading carbines by [Gilbert?]
Smith (J.W. Stribling, 1860 January 23, February 10); and John D.
Imboden's desire to arm his company of artillery with the
weapon (1860 January 7); organization of the 51st Virginia
Regiment (A.F. Wherther 1861); question of ability of Virginia
to pay troops (A.F. Robertson, 1861 May 28); recommendation of
a Confederate Army commission for John H. McCue, from Hugh
Sheffey to Robert E. Lee, with an attached note from Lee
forwarding the request on to Colonel Thomas J. Jackson
(Sheffey 1861 April 27); regiment stationed at Bowling Green,
Kentucky (John Howard McCue, 1862 January 9); request for leave of
absence to handle financial affairs of father and
mother-in-law (John Howard McCue, 1862 July 15); reunion of
Confederate soldiers in West Virginia (John D. Imboden, 1887
September 9).
D-H
Daniel, John W. - campaign for Congress (John W. Daniel
1872); Democratic Party in Augusta County, Virginia (William
T. McCue, 1897-1909); divorce - Indiana laws governing
(Garvin, 1859 March 8, Livingston, 1859 March 4); divorce case
(H.C. Thurmond, 1887); elderly, care of an old man believed to
be insane (S.T. Peters, 1859-1860); elections in Virginia
(Loving, 1851 December 19; John Marshall McCue, 1851 November 9);
election returns concerning John D. Imboden (John D. Imboden,
1850); "free Negro," attempts to hire during the Civil War
(F.G. Peters, 1861 September 3); grief over a deceased spouse
(Santini, 1884 September 8); Harpers Ferry raid of John Brown and
abolition (Pruden, 1859 October 27, December 15, 1860 January 9)Homestead
Bill debate in Virginia (D.S.G. Cabell, 1867 February 25);
Honduras, business in (John D. Imboden, 1889 March 23); Hot
Springs, Arkansas - description of (Thomas Barry, 1877 October
31).
JOHN D. IMBODEN
Favorable response to his speech in the Virginia
Legislature (1851 January 31); his bill for construction of a
branch plank road from Greenville to Waynesboro and other
legislation (1851); marriage to Mary Wilson McPhail (1858 November
11, 1859 March 3, July 22); timber business (1860 December 3);
marriage to Edna Porter (1866 October 11); marriage to Anna
Lockett (John Marshall McCue, 1873 December 23; 1874 January 2).
I-L
Insane asylums (F.T. Stribling, 1872 January 7); insanity of
William Knott, abolitionist leanings, and his fleeing to
Cananda (John Marshall McCue, 1853 September 14); insanity and
murder in Montgomery County, Virginia (A.C. Gleaves 1887);
Irish immigrants in St. Louis, Missouri, mob violence, and
national elections (M.R. Cullen, 1854 July 11); James River
and Kanawha Company investigation in the Virginia
Legislature (John D. Imboden, 1851); Letcher, John (John
Marshall McCue, 1858 January 16); [Liburian?] Springs, Waukesha,
Wisconsin - travel to (Thomas Barry, 1883 July 9); Loch Willow
School, Augusta County, Virginia (Hotchkiss, 1859
February-1860).
McCUE
McCue family news (John Marshall McCue, 1874 January 22);
McCue, Bettie - death of (Alexander 1852 September 9); McCue,
Evaline - death of (John Marshall McCue, 1854 January 12); McCue,
John Howard -for judge of Nelson County, Virginia (J.L. Kemper
1870; John W. Daniel 1870; John D. Imboden, 1870 March 9, April
7); McCue, John Howard - interest in Congressional office
(John D. Imboden, 1872 May 7, July 4; undated); McCue, John
Howard financial difficulties during Reconstruction, and
decision to practice law at Staunton, Virginia (1874); McCue,
John Marshall - House of Delegates activities (1850-1852);
McCue, John Willis (John D. Imboden, 1864 April 22, November 14, 1867
February 2; and his capture in Baltimore, (Signora McCue, 1865 October
5, 10, 12, 16; McCue family, 1865 September 27).
M-P
Mahone, William and Virginia politics (Thomas Barry,
1885 January 9); Mexican War mentioned (John D. Imboden, 1847 January
1); mineral rich lands on Sleepy Hollow Farm, description of
for northern investors (F.G. Peters, 1870 September 7, 1872 September 11,
November 5, especially presence of iron ore (1870-1874; John D.
Imboden, 1867 February 2, 1872 November 2, 18; John Howard McCue, 1872
October 29); mineral lands in Virginia, speculation (John D.
Imboden, 1868-1889; John Marshall McCue, 1874 February 9); Moffett
Law in the Louisiana state legislature re new taxes on sell of
liquor (Santini 1878); Mozart Institute Company (Santini
1874-1876); newspaper, The Enterprise, intended for
Lovingston, Virginia (Pruden, 1859-1860); description of Ashe
County, North Carolina, during visit to search for mineral
deposits on behalf of Imboden (John Marshall McCue, 1887 June
1); pensions, attempts to secure for constituents based on
military service (William Cabell Rives, 1828); pensions,
search for surviving Revolutionary War soldiers (W.C. Roberts,
1853 March 15, 1854 October 20); prostitution in California
(unidentified, 1853 March 30).
POLITICS
Politics at Lexington, Virginia (James B. Dorman, 1850
June 4); politics at Staunton, Virginia, especially John
Baldwin for judge (G.W. Imboden 1859 January 18 and April 16);
politics in Virginia (R.T.W. Duke, 1870, 1872; John D.
Imboden, 1887 December 17 and 20); Presidential election of 1852
(John D. Imboden, 1852 February 9, June 23); Presidential election
of 1860 (Lucas Thompson, 1860 November 1; John McCue 1860 October 13);
Presidential election of 1872 and Horace Greeley (John D.
Imboden, 1872 May 7, June 12, August 4, September 13, October 11).
R-S
Railroad coupling invention by the Waddells promoted by
(John D. Imboden, 1860 July 9); railroad engine and a railroad
car "lifting machine" invented by (John D. Imboden, 1874 October
21, November 27, 1875 January 25); Randolph-Macon College student life
(Robert E. Cutler, 1833-1834); Reconstruction life in Bastrop,
Texas (James A. Forbes, 1868 November 24); secession and the
Civil War (J. Montgomery Peters, 1861 April 22, June 1; John D.
Imboden with a full discussion, 1860 December 3, 1861 February 24; John
Howard McCue, 1861 May 23); separation of husband and wife,
legal (Berger 1867 November 24); Speaker of the House, vote for
(George S. Stevens, 1860); Stuart, Baldwin - his injury in a
steamboat explosion near Memphis (John B. Baldwin, 1859 April
30); Stuart, Alexander H.H. and his efforts to avoid secession
(John D. Imboden, 1861 February 24).
SLAVERY
Attempts to purchase the husband, George, of the cook,
Judy from William A. Staples (James A. Forbes, 1861 January 26,
March 1); conveyance by trust of two slaves, Winny and Nelson
(G. Thomas 1843) disagreement over hire of a slave woman,
Becky (Reese, 1850); emancipation (Alex Fitzpatrick 1853 August
31); emancipation papers of Griffen Harris and subsequent
length of stay in the South (P. Schmucker, 1852 December 28);
hiring (W.C. Carrington, 1853 December 24); hiring of William a
blacksmith (John Marshall McCue, 1853 December 31); hiring of Henry
(Tittosan Janney, 1856 March 11); inquiry re the hiring of
blacksmith Jim (W.J.D. Bell, 1860 April 2, 1861 February 18);
insurance premiums for slaves, cost table from Lynchburg Hose
and Fire Insurance Company [ante 1865]; lawsuit over the
hiring of a slave for a canal boat (A.S. Lee, 1866 April 21, 25,
July 12); request of Tom to be with his wife (George H.
Crawford, 1850 December 31); runaway boy, "Squire" (F.A. McChesney,
185[5] January 26; John Howard McCue, 1855 January 31) sale of Eveline
(William B. Dorman, 1856 August 10); slave in jail (Thomas W.
Gilmer, 1837 January 19).
UNION ISSUES
The Union (W.C. Carrington, date missing [ca. 1860]);
the Union (Leverett Saltonstall, 1860); the Union in danger
(James A. Forbes, 1861 January 26, March 1; John Marshall McCue,
1850 January 16; James McDonald, 1860 December 27); the Union,
sectionalism, Compromise of 1850, Wilmot Proviso (L. Brooks,
1860 January 14) the Union and actions of South Carolina (John
McCue, 1860 November 29; John Howard McCue, 1860 December 1; John
Marshall McCue, 1861 February 2); the Union and national politics
(Baldwin, 1859 December 6); the Union and sectionalism (Judge
John Robertson, 1860 December 10, 28); the Union and secession
(G.W. Imboden, 1861 February 12).
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Ancient languages appointment (S.T. Peters, 1856 March 21;
William E. Peters, 1856 June 18); chapel donation, request for
(Gordon 1889 February 23); linguistics position (Baldwin, 1859 December
6; S.T. Peters, 1859 June 23-24; William E. Peters, 1859 June
24); University of Virginia student (William Elisha Peters,
1850 November 2, 18).
V-W
Venereal disease case (John Marshall McCue, 1849 May
23); Virginia Constitutional Convention, politics and running
for office (Letcher, 1850 August 24, 1851 August 29); Virginia, new
map of the state (Matthew Fontaine Maury, 1870 June 8, July 5,
and 19); Virginia, bill for redistricting of the counties
(Hugh W. Sheffey, 1852 March 27); Western Lunatic Asylum and
McCue (McDonald and Moore, 1886 December 23); Whig Party, Augusta
County, Virginia (Botts, 1852 July 28; John D. Imboden, 1852
March 13); Whig Party and Loco-foco Party in Virginia (1850
December 10, 1852 August 10; 1853 May 31).
Contents List
Series I: McCue Family Papers
1-18
Civil War Records of Captain John H. McCue
1861-1864,
n.d.
1
6 folders
Appointed Assistant Commissary of "Floyd Brigade,"
51st Virginia Regiment, under Colonel Wharton on July
19, 1861
Civil War Reminiscences
1
Concerning the circumstances of the retreat of
General John B. Floyd from Carnifex Ferry on
September 10, 1861
Notes on the death of Aylett B. Coleman
1844-1864
1
Notes for the Narrative of [John Willis]
McCue's
1846-1911Capture
1
McCue was on trial for spying in Baltimore
Report to General Floyd at Mud Creek
1
Currency
1862
Transferred to the Money Tray
1
42 items
Confederate Money, Virginia Treasury Notes, County
of Augusta Notes, and Richmond Note
Correspondence
Charles Ackerly
1871
2
L.M. Adler
1871
2
E.P. Airtrop
1859-1860
2
E. Thomas Albertson
1849
2
J.V. Alby
1860
2
Allison & Addison
1874
2
George K. Anderson
1884
2
Andes Insurance Company
1871
2
C.J. Armistead
1886,
1889
2
Dr. C. Alexander
1850-1860
2
Cyrus Bailey
1849
2
C.C. Baker
1888-1889
2
John S. Barbour
1858
2
J.W. Baskin
1860
2
R.J. Baskin
1870
2
Thomas S. Baskin
1852-1853
2
Elijah Bateman
1853
2
Edwin J. Bates
1870
2
George Baylor
1851-1852,
1869
2
John Roy Baylor
1870
2
A.C. Beaman
1870
2
S.Y. Beard
1851
2
Captain J. Beck
1853-1858
2
James Bell
1800
2
Benton & Benton
1882
2
A.S. Bell
1842
2
H.M. Bell
1860,
1870-1871
2
W.H. Bell
1857
2
W.J.D. Bell
1860-1861
2
D.Y. Berger
1867
2
Paul Berger
1869
2
Taylor Berry
1870
2
James L. Bibb
n.d.
2
Robert G. Bickle
1860
2
Binford, Dickinson & Weisiger
1859
2
T.R. Blair
1844-1846
2
W.D. Blair & Company
1869
2
Thomas S. Bocock
1871
2
Jacob Bonsack
1868
2
E.G. Booth
1877
2
John Minor Botts
1852
2
Waller Bowen
1869
2
F.L. Brauns
1855-1859
2
Bavarian consul
M.O. Breathred
n.d.
2
William B. Brinton
1874
2
John W. Brockenbrough
1866
2
Thomas W. Brockenbrough
1846-1847
2
J. Brodus & Company
1865
2
L. Brooks
1860
2
R.T. Brooke
1882
2
Alexander Brown
1859
2
Amanda Brown
1871
2
Maud Brown
1901
2
Brown & Whitehead
1853
2
Elisha Browning
1852
2
George A. Bruce
1857,
1877
2
James Bumgardner
1869
2
W.N. Bumpus
1871
2
Thomas Burke
1870
2
W.A. Burke
1858
2
W.A. Burnett
1858
2
D.W. Burnley
1858
2
F. Burns
1859
2
J.S. Bush
1852-1857
2
E.H. Butler & Company
1858
2
Butler & Tinsley
1851
2
Charles W. Button
n.d.
2
John B. Baldwin
1859-1873
2
Thomas Barry
1853-1886
2
David S. Bell
1859-1877
2
D.S.G. Cabell
1867-1874
2
H.M. Cabell
1868
2
P.H. Cabell
1871
2
W.M. Cabell
1857,
1867-1870
2
Thomas Calbreath
1869
2
William M. Caldwell
1872
2
Patrick Calhoun
1873
2
G.C. Callahan
1889
2
P.C. Callaway
1870
2
Joseph Campbell
1854
2
Thomas Campbell
1869
2
James F. Carlin
1869
2
Carlin & Fulton
1874
2
P. Carr
1856
2
Lottie Carrington
1858, 1882,
1884
2
James M. Carson
1871
2
Hill Carter
1860
2
A.R. Cary
1857
2
Reverend T. Castleman
1852
2
William Chapman
1860,
1870
2
H. Cheatham
1864
2
A.B. Christian
1860
2
C.B. Christian
1874
2
A.H. Christian
1877
2
Aurelius Christian
1870
2
Charles W. Christian
1852
2
E.D. Christian
1870
2
John H. Christian
1884
2
Joseph Christian
1888
2
Marion Christian
1853
2
William S. Claiborne
1853
2
E.F. Clark
1860,
1871
2
Thomas Clark
1853
2
C.T. Cliffinger
1867
2
E.C. Clyme
1859
2
C.A. Cochran
1884
2
C.J. Cochran
1853
2
G.M. Cochran
1845, 1847, 1867,
1870
2
H.P. Cochran
1869,
1877
2
J.L. Cochran
1889
2
James Cochran
1870
2
W.L. Cochran
1870-1873
2
M.B. Coffey
1871
2
E. Coffman
1859
2
Robert A. Coghill
1854-1887
2
John J. Coleman
1857,
1874
2
Lewis M. Coleman
1852
2
R.H. Coleman
1860-1861
2
Samuel E. Coleman
1861-1872
2
John B. Coles
1853-1866
2
Holmes Conrad
1881
2
William J. Cooper
1860
2
Robert Cowan
1857,
1870
2
James A. Craig
1858
2
William Craig
1844
2
Benjamin Crawford
1845,
1847
2
George H. Crawford
1850-1852
2
J.A.M. Crump
1852
2
M.R. Cullen
1853-1854
2
Otelia Cullen
1849-1852,
n.d
2
W.P. Cullen
1852
2
D.P. Curry
1852
2
Mayo Cabell
1859,
1867-1868
2
Cannon & Courtney, Attorneys
1870,
1872
2
W.C. Carrington
1853-1874
2
Sallie V. Coleman and Hawes N. Coleman
1859-1873
2
Charles A. Colhoun
1849-1859
2
Claudius Crozet
1853
2
Robert E. Cutler
1833-1834
2
R.L. Dabney
1855
3
John W. Daniel
1870-1877
3
Jesse Davenport
1817
3
J.D. Davidson
1850
3
F.Davis
1859
3
James F. Davis
1851
3
John W. Davis
1871,
1887
3
Mary J. Davis
1845
3
W. DeHass
1857
3
W.C. Derman
1858
3
James E. Diamond
n.d.
3
Stephen Miles Dickey
1865 February 20
3
John W. Dickinson
1867,
1870
3
Robert L. Dickinson
1859
3
Elizabeth H. Dillard
n.d.
3
James S. Dillard
1872-1875
3
John T. Dillard
1870,
1874
3
William F. Dold
1860
3
James B. Dorman
1850-1853,
1872
3
W.B. Dorman
1856-1857
3
Dornin & Waldron
1872
3
R.L. Doyle
1857,
1860
3
[Lyman] C. Draper
1883
3
Drinker & Morris
1845
3
R.T.W. Duke
1870-1872
3
J.N. Dunlap
1860
3
A.N. Dunnavant
1871
3
R.T. Durrett
1887
3
Marvin Eastwood
1870
3
Edward Echols
1881
3
John Echols
1854
3
Charles Edwards
1877
3
May J. Elbridge
1855
3
Richard S. Ellis
1857
3
Elmington Military and Classical School
1872-1874
3
H.H. Emerson
1881
3
Richard Eppes
1877
3
William S. Eskridge
1858
3
William H. Estes
1851
3
John N. Eubank
1850
3
Thomas J. Evans
1883,
1887
3
John S. Ewers
1858
3
Stephen R. Ewers
1849-1853
3
Benjamin Estill
1853-1867
3
Samuel Fahnestock
1849
3
S.W. Farley
1846
3
Amanda Farrow
1872
3
George A. Farrow
1850
3
Joseph Fauber
1860
3
S.A. Ferguson
1854
3
Samuel Finley
1804
3
Daniel Fishburn
1854
3
Frederick Fisher
1854
3
Alexander Fitzpatrick
1849,
1853
3
E.B. Fitzpatrick
1854
3
M.H. Fitzpatrick
1850-1851
3
Samuel Fitzpatrick
1852
3
Thomas P. Fitzpatrick
1870-1874
3
B.C. Flannagan
1854
3
William M. Flannagan
1885-1886
3
I.J. Fleming
n.d.
3
J.T. Forbes
1844
3
W.W. Forbes
1869-1870
3
A.A. Foster
1867
3
John A. Foster
1854,
1870
3
Fowle & Company
1860
3
William Frazier
1850-1870
3
C.F. Fry
1859
3
C.G. Fulks
1868
3
John C. Fuller
1854
3
David Fultz
1851-1875
3
Ficklin, Flannagan & Company
1853
3
Dr. James A. Forbes
1845-1870
3
E.P. Gaines
1871
3
H.L. Gallager
1853
3
A.J. Garber
1860
3
Dr. Gardner
n.d.
3
J. Garland
1861
3
Samuel M. Garland
1859
3
Ira Garrett
1858
3
Thomas E. Garvin
1859
3
W.W. Gibbs
1858-1859
3
William J. Gibson, Jr.
1866-1867
3
George R. Giles
1860
3
Thomas Walker Gilmer
1837
3
James H. Gilmore
1867
3
Glasgox & Glasgow
1882
3
A.C. Gleaves
1887
3
John M. Godwin
1869-1870
3
William L. Goggin
1849
3
H.H. Gordon
1889
3
John N. Gordon
1844
3
Samuel J. Graham
1887
3
O.W. Gray
1880
3
G.W. Greiner
1850
3
William Gurner
1860
3
J. Emmet Guy
1872
3
Robert Guy
1872
3
George N. Gwathmey
1859-1860
3
Minnie Rives Habersham
1878
3
Alexander Hall
1857
3
W.H. Hall
1860
3
A. Halsey
1849
3
Edwin S. Halsey
1858
3
Joseph J. Halsey
1854
3
Seth Halsey
1845-1867
3
Virginia B. Hamilton
1884
3
John D. Hammerley for J.A. Cowardin,
Richmond Dispatch1858
3
Robert M. Hamner
1874
3
Marshall Hanger
1870
3
William W. Hardwicke
1867
3
Harmon & Bell
1859-1860
3
Colonel A.W. Harmon
1876
3
J.R. Harmon
1869-1872
3
M.G. Harmon
1859,
1866
3
W.M. Harnest
1849
3
C.R. Harris
1850,
1858
3
Cassie K. Harris
1876
3
Fannie Harris
1878
3
Hugh Harris
1871
3
John S. Harris
1874
3
John W. Harris
1877,
1884
3
Thomas T. Harris
1853
3
W.W.H. Harris
1876
3
Hartman & Straus
1867
3
James E. Heath
1851
3
Decatur Hedges
1874
3
J.W. & R. Henley
1869
3
Henley & Hargrove
1859
3
S.H. Henry
1871
3
Hester & Darneille
1869
3
James M. Hight
1860
3
Robert Hill
1861
3
S.H. Hill
1860
3
W.J. Hilton
1879
3
John F. Hix
1873
3
W. Hix
1853-1854
3
John Hodsly
1873
3
J.B. Hogshead
1858
3
P.B. Hoge & Brother
1870-1872
3
Anthony Hopkins
1846,
1852-1857
3
William J. Hopkins
1850,
1860
3
Joseph F. Hottel
1851
3
Dr. Howard
1851
3
V.V. Howard
1870
3
R.R. Howison
1859
3
James L. Hubard
1870-1874,
1887
3
John A. Hudson
1874
3
Robert Hull
1868-1869
3
Samuel Hunter
1857
3
A.E. Hupp
1857
3
Don P. Halsey
1866-1878
3
Jedediah Hotchkiss
1857-1872
3
Daniel Harmon
1869-1871
3
F.M. Imboden
1869-1870,
1886
4
Henry Imboden
1840
4
Edward Irvine
1854
4
William E. Isbell
1871
4
W.C. Ivey
1870
4
George Imboden
1858-1861
4
John D. Imboden
1847-1889,
n.d.
4
3 folders
Tillotson Janney
1856
4
George C. Jackson
1874
4
Thomas Jackson
1870
4
E.E. Jefferson
1859
4
Burge Johnson
1849
4
Charles Johnson
1860
4
C. Johnson
1837
4
George N. Johnson
1839
4
George T. Johnson
1870
4
George Jones
1859-1860
4
Henry B. Jones
1857
4
Davis A. Kayser
1853,
1870
4
James Lawson Kemper
1868-1887
4
Samuel Kennerley
1876
4
Kent, Paine, & Company
1857
4
H.M. Keran
1869
4
William M. Keran
1859-1860
4
C. Kidd
1867
4
John E. King
1857
4
G.M. King
n.y. November 17
4
W.W. King
1859
4
Asa Kinne
1847
4
Nicholas C. Kinney
1845
4
B.W. Knowles
1854
4
P.K. Kurtz
1869
4
Joseph L.S. Kirby
1870-1893
4
James C. Laird
1854
4
B.B. Lapham
1852-1853
4
Larew & Lewis
1880
4
J. Lauberman
1854
4
Martha Lawton
1874
4
Nina Lea
1856
4
Shelton F. Leake
1860
4
John Leonard
1870
4
Lee & Hughes
1870
4
A.S. Lee
1859,
1866
4
E. Lee
1854
4
P. LeNeve
1852-1853
4
John Letcher
1850-1851
4
W.H. Letcher
1869
4
Levering & Brothers
1851
4
Lewis & Alderson
1847
4
David Lewis
1800
4
Senator John Francis Lewis
1872
4
C.B. Lipscomb
1872
4
John Livingston
1859
4
J.A. Logan
1875-1876
4
N.L. Looke
1869
4
Loving & Pierce
1870-1871
4
C.M. Loving
1853-1854
4
Henry Loving
1849
4
L. Loving
1868
4
O. Loving
1853
4
Robbie Loving
1872
4
S.H. Loving
1851,
1871
4
F.E. Luckett
1853,
1861
4
Harmon P. Lushbaugh
1860
4
W.H.H. Lynn
1869 December 11
4
Jennie C. Leebrick
1859-1861,
1868-1869
4
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance
Company
1851-1858,
n.d.
5
2 folders
Benjamin Martin
1877
5
C.L. Martin
1871,
1883
5
Garrett W. Martin
1873
5
Hudson Martin
1860-1861
5
J.H Martin and Martin & Cardozo
1866-1874
5
Anna D. Mason
1854
5
Miles F. Mason
1853-1854
5
John E. Massey
1867
5
N.H. Massie
1852,
1858
5
Thomas J. Massie
1848-1868
5
Felix Matthews
1858
5
Harriet Matthews
1861
5
Tyre Maupin
1852,
1854
5
Matthew F. Maury
1870
5
R.H. Maury & Company
1858
5
Alexander Mays
1867
5
Daniel Mays
1859
5
Robert M. Mayo
1885-1888
5
McAlexander & Patterson
1860
5
F.A. McChesney
1854,
1871
5
J. Bruce McClelland
1859-1860
5
McCorkle & Company
1859
5
McCormick & Henry
1859-1860
5
McCue & Company
1872-1873
5
Christian McDivett
1874
5
McDonald & Moore
1886
5
McDonald
1847-1850
5
James M. McDowell
1850
5
William McFee
1858
5
C.P. McKennie
1846
5
C.M. McLain
1883
5
William McLaughlin
1853
5
S.C.M. Merillat
1858
5
B. Meyers
1873-1874
5
Thomas J. Michie
1860
5
W. Porcher Miles
1874
5
J.W. Miller
1883
5
Miller & Franklin, Bankers and
Brokers
1874
5
H.M. Moffet
1846-1847
5
R.H. Moffet
1887
5
James M. Montague
1874
5
Robert L. Montague
1859
5
James N. Montgomery
1845
5
George W. Moore
1857
5
Moorman & Martin
1850
5
Morrison & Ray
1859
5
A.D. Mosby
1869-1870
5
W.H. Mosby
1871
5
B.H. Mullikin
1858
5
Charles Mundy
1874
5
William B. Murrill
1861
5
McCue Family
1806-1903,
n.d.
5
3 folders
Aurelia Halsey, Aurelia P. McCue, B. Taylor
McCue, Don H. McCue, E.M. McCue, Elizabeth McCue,
Eller S. McCue, H.B. McCue, Hannah McCue, [Irvin?]
McCue, James McCue, Jr., James M. McCue, the Rev.
John McCue, John Willis McCue, Lina Linn McCue,
M.H. McCue, M.M. McCue, Martha McCue, Mattie J.
McCue, Otelia McCue, Richard McCue, Thomas W.
McCue, W.A. McCue, William McCue
C. Purcell McCue, Jr.
1939-1942
5
John McCue
1848-1860
6
John Howard McCue
1846-1887,
n.d.
6
2 folders
John Marshall McCue
1849-1888,
n.d.
6
3 folders
Signora (Wills) McCue
1845-1874,
n.d.
6
William T. McCue
1897-1909
6
James McDonald
1859-1887
6
George B. Moffett
1850-1883
7
James M.D. Moffett
1849-1853
7
John G. Mosby and Others
1870-1872
7
re the Salary of Judge John Howard McCue
James E. Neale
1877
7
Philip Nelson
n.d.
7
A. Nicholas
1877
7
P.E. Nilson
1878
7
T.J. Obenchain
1867
7
Peter J. Otey
1865
7
John Newton
1851,
1858-1860
7
P.A. Krise Banking House
1874
7
P.A Sublett & Company
1872,
1874
7
D.H. Page
1870
7
S.M. Page
1844
7
William M. Page
1871
7
A.M. Pamplin
1872
7
Royal Parrish
1847-1854
7
Parrish & Beazley
1845
7
Hy M. Patterson
1888
7
Patterson & Bash
1869-1870
7
Patterson & Cochran
1872-1874
7
John Paul
1869
7
William H. Payne
1872
7
R.E. Pegram
1871
7
Edmund Pendleton
1867
7
William C. Pendleton
1887
7
W.H. Perkins
1873-1877
7
Charles Perrow
1849-1856
7
D. Perrow
1850
7
J.M. Perry
1892
7
William F. Perry
1878
7
Dr. A Peters
1870
7
Annie Peters
1849-1850
7
Don J.C. Peters
1846-1858
7
Joseph M. Peters
1845
7
S.T. Peters
1870
7
W. Peterson
1867-1870
7
Jesse M. Pettyjohn
1874
7
Henrietta Peyton
n.d.
7
G. Howe Peyton
1869-1870
7
Joseph P. Phillips
1860
7
Robert H. Phillips
1851-1874
7
William B. Phillips
1872
7
Phillips & Mayo
1870
7
Matthew Pilson
1859
7
James S. Piper
1857
7
Piper & Funkhouser
1859-1860
7
R. Plummer
1857
7
J. Powell
1849
7
John E. Powell
1870,
1874
7
Leonard Powell
1859
7
P. Powell
1868
7
Powell & Company
1860
7
R. Pollard
1872
7
Pollard & Strattan
1870
7
Dr. D.W. Prescott
1859
7
J. Maxwell Pringle
1860
7
E.F. Pruden
1859-1860
7
Samuel H. Pulliam
1867
7
Perkins & Ewer
1849-1852
7
Frederick G. Peters
1846-1874
7
J. Montgomery Peters
1846-1870
7
S.T. Peters
1852-1872
7
W.S. Peters
1849-1851
7
William Elisha Peters
1849-1869
7
Wilson Peters
1845-1861
7
Peters, Martin & Company
1854-1858
7
W.V. Randolph
1869
7
Thomas D. Ranson
1870,
1874
7
Samuel Read
1847-1860
7
D. Reamer
1852
7
A.A. Reese
1850
7
J. Reid
1796
7
Thomas Reitz
1861
7
Aurelius Reynolds
1844
7
John M. Roberts
1872
7
H.H. Roberts
1871
7
P.D. Roberts
1868-1869
7
Pleasant Roberts
1870
7
W.A. Roberts
1857
7
A.F. Robertson
1861
7
E.T. Robertson
1870
7
H.H. Robertson
1872
7
Judge John Robertson
1860-1861
7
W.B. Robertson
1861,
1867
7
William J. Robertson
1881
7
William Robin
1867
7
Rogers & Company
1869
7
William H. Rose
1854,
1860
7
J.A. Ross
1859
7
J.R. Rudisill
1858
7
John Rudisill
1858
7
Rosa Russell
1881
7
Alexander Rives and William Cabell
Rives
1828,
1859-1874
7
W.B. Roane
1845-1853
8
William C. Roberts
1850-1867
8
Leverett Saltonstall
1860
8
C. Whittle Sams
1889
8
Emma P. Saul
1872
8
C.N. Scates
1858
8
G.E. Schmucker
1876
8
P. Schmucker
1849-1854
8
G.G. Schoolfield
1847
8
A.G. Scott
1859-1860
8
P. Seabury
1869
8
Joseph Sedgwick
1854-1856
8
Robert B. Shalton
1870-1872
8
Hugh W. Sheffey
1845-1870
8
Joseph H. Shelton
1854-1874
8
Paulina S. Shelton
1867
8
J.C. Shields
1857-1860
8
W.J. Shumate
1859,
1861
8
A.K. Smith
1859
8
C.D.F. Smith
1871
8
James M. Smith
1867
8
Joel T. Smith
n.d.
8
J.M. Smithee
1860
8
David Speck
1859-1860
8
William B. Spooner
1853
8
B.P. Spotts
18?
8
M.H. Spotts
1879
8
James C. Southall
1860
8
A.A. Steele
1852
8
George S. Stevens
1860
8
Lowell Stevenson
1867
8
Joseph Stewart
1857
8
T.G. Stout
1858
8
L.D. Stratton
1871
8
C.C. Strayer
1849-1853
8
F.T. Stribling
1860,
1872
8
J.W. Stribling
1860
8
A.A. Stuart
1853
8
Archibald Stuart
n.d.
8
James T. Stuart
1845
8
William Summerson
n.d.
8
W.T. Sutherlin
1865
8
Gabriel & Joseph Santini
1874-1887
8
John B. Spiece
1854-1878
8
M.B. Tate
1847,
1864
8
Eliza Taylor
1875-1876,
n.d.
8
Mark Taylor
1852
8
W.F. Taylor
1871
8
W.W. Taylor
1859
8
William Robin Terry
1870
8
W.N. Thacker
1868
8
D.C. Thomas
1861,
1874
8
G. Thomas
1843
8
John M. Thomas
1866
8
G.P. Thompson
1871
8
John Thompson, Jr.
1849-1851
8
John Thompson & Company
1844,
1846
8
Lucas P. Thompson
1859-1860
8
William B. Thompson
1877
8
H.C. Thurmond
1887
8
William M. Thurmond
1852
8
Robert Tinsley
1849-1851
8
Tinsley, Taylor and Company
1853
8
G.W. Tompkins
1866
8
Z.P. Townsend
1860
8
James L. Tredway
1888-1889
8
A.M. Trible
1858-1867
8
Trible & Preston
1868-1872
8
[James?] A. Trimble
1884
8
James J.A. Trotter
1858,
1860
8
Nicholas K. Trout
1857-1859
8
S.G. Tucker
1856
8
William A. Turner
1853-1861
8
W.B. Turner
1845
8
W.H. Tyler
1852
8
G.W. Trueheart
1854
8
University Publishing Company
1871
8
John W. Utley
1870
8
B.S. Vawter
1874
8
B.P. Vawter
1874
8
Victor & Ambler
1868,
1870
8
M.D. Vines
1859-1860
8
Virginia State Democratic Committee
1899-1913
8
A. Waddill
1859,
1867
8
Ben M. Wailes
n.d.
8
Thomas D. Walford
1854
8
E.R. Walker
1867
8
Elijah R. Walker
1866
8
James A. Walker
1857-1877
8
John P. Wallace
1866
8
Jacob Warwick
1867
8
John W. Warwick
1857
8
Joseph Washburn
1826
8
Washington and Lee University
1888-1889
8
George Waters
1893
8
C.R. Watson
1855
8
J.B. Watts
1849-1861
8
William H. Watts
1866
8
J. Wayt
1859
8
A. Weil
1869
8
J.H. Wells
8
A.F. Wherther
1861
8
J.F.J. White
n.d.
8
S.C. White
1895
8
Millie Whitehead
n.d.
8
Milton Whitney
1868
8
W.L. Withers
1871
8
William M. Withers
1867
8
William Withrow, Jr.
1860-1869
8
Edward Williams
1870
8
Mary Williams
n.d.
8
Williams, Peters & Company
1860
8
E.F. Wills
1860
8
P.E. Wilson
1871-1872
8
D.J. Wood
1872
8
Drury Wood
1870
8
James H. Wood
1867
8
Richard Wood
1869-1870
8
Th. Wood
1858
8
Edgar Woods
1867
8
George M. and S. Jane Woods
1853-1872
8
J. Warwick Woods
1860
8
James Woodhouse
1854
8
J.N. Woodward
1861
8
Daniel L. Wright
1852,
1854
8
Robert Whitehead
1846-1887
8
Dr. Alexander F. Wills
1852-1861
9
James L. Wills
1849-1870
9
Wills Family
1845-1902,
n.d.
9
X, Y, Z
1859,
1876
9
Unidentified
1842-1901
9
Financial and Legal Papers
1767-1911,
n.d.
9-17
1767-1814 (5 folders), 1815-1849 (7 folders), 1850-1853 September (7 folders), 1853 October-1856 (7 folders), 1857-1861 (8 folders), 1862-1870 (7 folders), 1871-1876 (9 folders), 1877-1911, n.d. (7 folders), n.d. (3 folders), 1798-1813 (Expense and Memoranda Book of [the Reverend John McCue])
chronological
Genealogy
1845-1896,
n.d.
17
The McCues of the Old Dominion,
1650-1912, 1912
chronological
Legal Case Notes
1834-1888,
n.d.
18
1834-1888, n.d. (3 folders)
ca. 1841-1848 (Hawes Coleman Estate)
1874-1878 (re Lands of Colonel A.W. Harmon)
chronological
Marriage Licenses
1801-1818
18
chiefly Augusta County, Virginia
chronological
Miscellaneous
1777, 1845-1875,
1884
18
including the Oath of Allegiance of John McCue
chronological
Photographs
1873,
n.d.
18
including Mr. and Mrs. J.W. McCue; a
stereoscopic view of 24 South Broad Street,
[Savannah, Georgia]; and the residence of Thomas
Barry, Hillsboro, Ohio; the rest are unidentified
chronological
Political Papers
1827-1829,
1861-1905
18
Includes election returns; the resolution of John
H. Mc Cue re secession
John H. Mc Cue's letter to the editor re
African-American suffrage
the Nelson County meeting re Andrew Jackson
chronological
Series II: McCue Family Notebooks and Bound
Volumes
19 - M-27
School Notebooks, etc., of C. Purcell
McCue, Jr.
Booklets - Agribusiness
1937-1939
19
Booklets - Farm Shop
1941,
n.d.
19
Booklets - Miscellaneous
1937-1942
19
Booklets - Supervised Farm Practice
1935-1941
19
2 folders
Booklets - Teacher Training
1932-1942
19
2 folders
Class work and Notebooks -
Agribusiness
1938-1940,
n.d.
19
2 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Biology
1938-1939,
n.d.
20
Class work and Notebooks - Botany
1937-1941,
n.d.
20
3 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Chemistry
1937-1940,
n.d.
20
Class work and Notebooks - Chemistry
1937-1940,
n.d.
21
Class work and Notebooks - Farming
1939-1942,
n.d.
21
Class work and Notebooks - Farming -
Farm Management
1938-1942,
n.d.
21
3 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Future
Farmers of America
1931-1942, n.d.
21
Class work and Notebooks -
Horticulture
1937-1940,
n.d.
22
4 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Military
1940
22
Anti-Aircraft Artillery School, Camp Davis,
N.C. of Lt. Charles P. McCue
Class work and Notebooks - Military
1944
22
Anti-Aircraft Replacement Training Center, Camp
Stewart, Georgia of Lt. Charles P. McCue
Class work and Notebooks - Military
ca.
1940-1943
23
Chemical Warfare and Military History of Lt.
Charles P. McCue
Class work and Notebooks - Military
1938-1940
23
Reserve Officer Training Corps of Lt. Charles
P. McCue
Class work and Notebooks -
Miscellaneous
1939-1942,
n.d.
23
2 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Teaching -
Farm Shop
1936-1943,
n.d.
23
2 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Teaching -
Supervised Practice
1937-1943,
n.d.
24
2 folders
Class work and Notebooks - Teaching -
Supervised Practice - Study Calendars and Lesson
Plans
1936-1942, n.d.
24
Class work and Notebooks - Teaching -
Supervised Practice - Study Questions
n.d.
24
Class work and Notebooks - Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Christian Associations
1939-1942
24
Notebook
1871-1872
24
bound volume
re Physiology and Acoustics belonging to
Lucien Guy Heneberger
Notebook
ca. 1895
24
bound volume
re Shakespeare belonging to Fannie M. Kyle
Notebook
n.d.
24
bound volume
re Elizabethan Poets and Dramatists belonging
to Fannie M. Kyle
Notebook
n.d.
24
bound volume
re English Synonyms belonging to Fannie M.
Kyle
Notebook
n.d.
24
bound volume
re Literary Chronology belonging to Fannie M.
Kyle
Notebook
1872
25
bound volume
re [Anatomy?] belonging to Massie L. McCue
Notebook
1871-1872
25
bound volume
re Physiology, Anatomy belonging to Massie L.
McCue
Notebook
[1872]-1873
25
bound volume
re [Chemistry?] belonging to Massie L.
McCue
Notebook
1871-[1872]
25
bound volume
re Chemistry belonging to Massie L. McCue
Notebook
1873
25
bound volume
re Materia Medica belonging to Massie L.
McCue
Notebook
1891-1892
25
bound volume
re [Medicine ?] belonging to Massie L.
McCue
Notebook
ca. 1890
25
bound volume
re [Biology, Medicine] belonging to McDaniel
Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
25
bound volume
re Inorganic Chemistry belonging to McDaniel
Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
25
bound volume
re French and Histology belonging to McDaniel
Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
25
bound volume
re German belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Latin, Physics, Psychology belonging to
McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Latin, Physics, Psychology belonging to
McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Latin belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Pathology belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Pharmacy, Materia Medica belonging to
McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Philosophy belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Physics, Chemistry Physics belonging to
McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
1884
26
bound volume
re Physiology belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Religion, Mathematics, and Geometry
belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
26
bound volume
re Surgical Pathology belonging to McDaniel
Purcell
Notebook
1884-1885
27
2 volumes; bound volume
re Treatment belonging to McDaniel Purcell
Notebook
n.d.
27
bound volume
re Mineralogy belonging to Sam Purcell
Notebook
1872-1873
27
2 volumes; bound volume
re Chemistry belonging Lyon G. Tyler
Notebook
1872-1873,
1880
27
bound volume
re Chemistry, Physics belonging Lyon G.
Tyler
Account Books of John H. McCue
1834-1835,
1848-1852
28
2 volumes; bound volume
Account Book of John H. McCue
1857-1869
28
bound volume
Bank Books, Notebooks, and
Miscellaneous Small Volumes
1870-1875,
1903
28
bound volume
Notes kept by William T. McCue
1875
28
bound volume
Receipt Book of John H. McCue
1845-1848
28
bound volume
Record Book and Proscription Book of
Dr. P.C. Irvine
1841-1854
28
bound volume
Scrapbooks
n.d.
28
2 volumes; bound volume
Ledger with an index for C.W.P. &
Company [Charles W. Purcell & Company]
1863-1879,
1884
2M
Ledger
Architectural drawing in pencil by N.G.
Starkwether
n.d.
M-27
of a Wood House, with three privies and a
garden tool shed on the left side, and a smoke
house on the right side, drawn for E. Taylor