Local/Regional History and Appalachian South
Found in 1964 Collections and/or Records:
Linwood D. Keyser Papers
The collection contains the papers of Dr. Linwood D. Keyser, a urologist in Roanoke, Virginia, during the first half of the 20th century. It consists of diplomas, certificates, and photographs.
Keystone View Company Papers
The collection contains correspondence between Keystone View Company management and salesmen in the field, predominantly W. W. Barnhart. The collection also includes blank order forms.
Kenneth G. Killinger Collection
Four pieces of printed ephemera relates to Kenneth G. Killinger's mission work near Marion, Virginia: a report to the Lutheran Synod of Virginia, two summer camp meeting programs, and a brochure urging donations.
Kincaid Family Papers
The Kincaid Family Papers consist of bills, receipts, notes, and accounts of Charles, James, William, and John Kincaid, members of a Bath County, Virginia, family, from 1803-1880.
King and Watson Coling Cash Book
The collection contains a Cash Book
created in Pulaski County, Virginia by King and Watson Coling. Entries date from January 1888 through June 1891.
Wiley B. King Account Book
This collections consists of an account book maintained by Wiley B. King, a general store merchant in Poplar Hill (Giles County), Virginia. The book contains customer names, dates of purchases, goods purchased, and prices paid.
King William Co. Va.
Minimalist map shows towns in King William County, Virginia. Map contains a note concerning corrections.
[King William, King & Queen, New Kent, Hanover, Charles City, and Henrico counties, with Richmond City composite map] (reproduction)
Map is a composite of several maps of counties to the north of Richmond. Map is in the negative, with a legend.
J. D. Kingsbury Papers
Papers of J. D. Kingsbury, a missionary of the American Sunday-School Union of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working in Monongalia and Marion counties, Virginia (now West Virginia), in 1854. Includes letters from American Sunday-School Union officers, a missionary working in counties adjacent to Kingsbury's, and J. S. McKinney of Palatine; and a form letter appointing Kingsbury as missionary.
Kinnier Family Papers
Four complete letters and two fragments written to Jennie from William. Two letters and at least one fragment were written between 1853 and about 1856 from Chicago, Illinois. They are mainly love notes with family news, but mention in passing immigrants and Cassius M. Clay. The two later letters were written in Lynchburg, Virginia after the couple's marriage. The July 27, 1863 letter discusses possible upcoming battles and the high prices of food during the Civil War.