Some Descendants of Thomas Marshall and Susannah Rodes
This is a photocopy of the genealogical study Some Descendants of Thomas Marshall and Susannah Rodes of Albemarle County, Va. by Mrs. Obadiah Bass (Lexington, Kentucky).
Manuscripts and Pamphlets
Bibb and Allied Families
This collection is genealogical materials on the Bibb family of Albemarle and Louisa Counties, Virginia.
Hartman's Old Mill
This is a six-page typescript account of "Hartman's Old Mill" in Albemarle County, Virginia by Eunice L. Taylor.
Cree Family
This is a manuscript, 14p, compiled by E.M. Mann, about the Cree family who settled in Crozet, Virginia around 1880.
Woolen Mills School Photograph
This is a group of materials relating to the identification of faculty and students in a circa 1905 photograph of the Woolen Mills School in Charlottesville, Virginia.
William S. Mace (1915-1988)
This collection contains photocopied biographical material concerning William S. Mace (1915-1988) compiled by Mrs. Clara Hamlett Robertson for her publication Keys to the History of Miller School, 1878-1979.
Memoirs of James Cabell Dabney (1875-1961)
This is a typed transcript of the childhood recollections, circa 1890, of James Cabell Dabney.
Richard J. Hancock Letters
This collection contains three letters from Richard J. Hancock of Ellerslie Farm to his friend and fellow Confederate soldier Newton Monroe Berryman of Albany, Shackelford County, Texas.
John Armstrong Chaloner vs Thomas T. Sherman
This is a collection of items related to John Armstrong Chaloner's legal proceedings in John Armstrong Chaloner vs. Thomas T. Sherman.
The Rev. Patrick Henry Jones
This is a collection of biographical materials concerning the Reverend Patrick Henry Jones (1831-1898) and his family.
Durette and Huckstep Families
This is a collection of genealogical materials pertaining to Richard Durette (1745-1815).
Hatton Ferry
This is a collection of papers pertaining to the efforts of returning the ferry to operational status, 1982-1987, and acquiring a historic marker for the site.
