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The Jefferson was the annual for Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing. Other names for the yearbook include The Jeffersonian and The Lamplighter.

The Jeffersonian was the annual for Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing. Other names for the yearbook include The Jefferson and The Lamplighter.

The Key is the annual for Roanoke Catholic High School.

The Key is the annual for Roanoke Catholic High School.

The Key is the annual for Roanoke Catholic High School.

The Key is the annual for Roanoke Catholic High School.

The is the annual for Roanoke Catholic High School.

The Key is the annual for Roanoke Catholic High School.

The Lamplighter was the annual for Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing. Other names for the yearbook include The Jefferson and The Jeffersonian.

This family history covers about 300 years of the McCutcheon Family, beginning with John McCutcheon and his five sons.

The Memoir was the annual for Troutville High School.

The Memoir was the Annual for Troutville High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle is the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Oracle was the annual for Salem High School.

The Owl is the annual for Penn Forest Elementary School.

The Owl is the annual for Penn Forest Elementary School.

The Owl is the annual for Penn Forest Elementary School.

The Owl is the annual for Penn Forest Elementary School.

The Owl is the annual for Penn Forest Elementary School.

The Owl is the annual for Penn Forest Elementary School.

The Pin was the annual for Burrell Hospital-Lucy Addison High School of Nursing.

The Roanoke Diamond Jubilee Celebration consisted of a number of special events commemorating the City of Roanoke's 75th Anniversary. This souvenir program includes the schedule of events, lists of participants, historical information, including…

The Shawnee was the annual for Shawsville High School.

The Shawnee was the annual for Shawsville High School.

The Shawnee was the annual for Shawsville High School.

The Shawnee was the annual for Shawsville High School.

The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School.

The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School.

The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School.

The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School.

The Spectator was the annual for Viaud School.

The Spectator was the annual for Viaud School.

The Spectator was the annual for Viaud School.

The Spectator was the annual for Viaud School.

The Spectator was the annual for Viaud School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School.

The Talon was the annual for National Business College.

The Talon was the annual for National Business College

The Talon was the annual for National Business College.

The Technician was the annual for Roanoke Technical Institute.

The Technician was the annual for Roanoke Technical Institute.

The Technician was the annual for Roanoke Technical Institute.

The Trailblazer was the annual for Salem Intermediate School.

The Trojan was the annual for Booker T. Washington Junior High School.

Inventory of negatives included in the Throckmorton Negative Collection, Images containing group and individual negatives are not identified beyond the names of the groups.

Appalachian Power Company Service Center, located at 803 River Avenue, SE.

Appalachian Power, located at 606 1st Street, SW.

Construction of Appalachian Power building viewed from 1st Street, SW.

Construction of Appalachian Power building from Franklin Road, located at 606 1st Street, SW.

Comfort Inn, located at 2545 Lee Highway in Troutville.

Comfort Inn, located at 2545 Lee Highway in Troutville.

Dominion Tower construction shown from the roof of 213 S. Jefferson Street.

Grand opening of the Glidden Paint store, formerly located at 3846 Electric Road.

J.M. Vaughn Market, formerly located at 140 Railroad Avenue in Eagle Rock, Virginia

Aerial view of Richfield Living. View shows nursing care center built in 1971 located at 3615 W. Main Street in Salem.

Aerial view of Richfield Living. View shows nursing care center built in 1971 located at 3615 W Main Street in Salem.

Aerial view of Richfield Living. View shows nursing care center built in 1971 located at 3615 W Main Street in Salem.

Aerial view showing site of future Appalachian Power Service Center, located at 803 River Avenue, SE. Roanoke Industrial Center in the foreground.

Whipple Company Store, located at 7485 Okey L. Patteson Road, Scarbro, WV.

The Gables Shopping Center, located at 1322 S. Main Street in Blacksburg. Tenenants included Leggett's, Mick or Mack, Sears, A&P, Gables Pharmacy, T,G,&Y, High's Ice Cream, First Virginia Bank, Firestone, and Sherwin Williams Paints.

Corning plant, located at 3050 N. Franklin Street in Christiansburg.

National Bank of Blacksburg, located at 100 S. Main Street, Blacksburg.

First National Exchange Bank, formerly located at 200 N. Main Street, Blacksburg.

Blacksburg Presbyterian Church, located at 701 Church Street, Blacksburg.

First Federal Savings of Roanoke, formerly located at 1206 S. Main Street, Blacksburg.

First National Exchange Bank, formerly locate at 1204 S. Main Street, Blacksburg.

Montgomery County Hospital, now LewisGale Hospital Montgomery, is located at 3700 S. Main Street, Blacksburg.

Shown under construction is the Marriott formerly located on Prices Fork Road in Blacksburg across from the Virginia Tech Golf Course.

The old Blacksburg High School, later old Blacksburg Middle School, was located in the 500 block of S. Main Street in Blacksburg. The middle school closed in 2002 after completion of the new midle school on Prices Fork Road. The building was razed…

National Bank of Blacksburg, located at 901 N. Main Street in Blacksburg

Burruss Hall on the campus of Virginia Tech.

Blacksburg Christian Church, located at 240 Watson Avenue, Blacksburg.

Montgomery County Mutual, formerly located at 104 Jackson Street, Blacksburg,

The former Roanoke YWCA building located at 605 1st Street, SW.

Willett, Key, and Tatel Law Office, formerly located at 109 Highland Avenue, SW.

TR's Map of a portion of Roanoke.

Boyle-Swecker Tire Company, formerly located at 715 Patterson Avenue.

Jack's Laundromat, formerly located at 5312 Williamson Road.

Unidentified individuals with a carriage in front of Magnolia. Magnolia was located at the corner of Orange Avenue and Williamson Road,. Built in 1837 by Zachariah Robinson as a tavern, Magnolia was a popular stop for stagecoach traffic until 1850…

Humble Esso, formerly located at 3611 Brandon Avenue.

Humble Esso, formerly located at 3611 Brandon Avenue.

Unidentified nurses pose next the pond once located in Elmwood Park.

Community Hospital as seen from Elmwood Park.

Offices located at 701 Brandon Avenue.

Colonial-American National Bank, formerly located at 3002 Brandon Avenue.

Colonial-American National Bank, formerly located at 210 Washington Street in Vinton..

Boyle-Swecker Tire Company, formerly located at 715 Patterson Avenue.

Hollins Branch of Colonial-American National Bank, formerly located at 7337 Williamson Road.

Aerial view of Downtown Roanoke.

Aerial view of Downtown Roanoke.

Hospital Computer Service, formerly located at 1147 2nd Street.

Billy's Barn, located at 1790 Thompson Memorial Drive.

Kenney's, formerly located at 5324 Williamson Road.

Bantam Market, formerly located at 3515 Franklin Road.

Harry Dixon Insurance, formerly located at 3226 Brambleton Avenue.

American Motor Inns, formerly located at 103 Campbell Avenue.

Colonial-American National Bank, formerly located at 2112 Colonial Avenue.

Colonial-American National Bank, formerly located at 1953 Franklin Road.

Sign at the entrance of the Windsor West neighborhood, located at the intersection of Grandin Road and Charing Cross Drive.

Entrance to the Windsor West neighborhood at the intersection of Grandin Road and Charing Cross Drive.

Interior of the 81-43 Restaurant, formerly located at 8131 Plantation Road.

81-43 Restaurant, formerly located at 8131 Plantation Road.

81-43 Restaurant, formerly located at 8131 Plantation Road.

Construction of Normandy Knoll Apartments located at 3513 Normandy Lane. These apartments were built on a former 9-hole golf course called Devil's Elbow.

Chewning Garage, formerly located at 3034 Wentworth Avenue.

Kenney's, formerly located at 4317 Williamson Road.

View of the Roanoke Valley from Mill Mountain.

Booth Supply, formerly located at 828 Jamison Avenue.

Roanoke Box, formerly located at 621 Ashlawn Street.

Offices located at 701 Brandon Avenue, including Flora and Martin Insurance, Department of Taxation and Jean Moore Custom Frames.

Andy's Cards and Candies, formerly located in Townside Festival Shopping Center.

Peters Realty, formerly located at 623 Abney Road.

Magic City Ford, located at 809 Williamson Road.

Kroger Bakery, formerly located at 541 Salem Avenue.

Kelley's Restaurant, formerly located at 4328 Salem Turnpike.

The Crofton subdivision off of Hardy Road in Vinton.

Kroger Bakery, formerly located at 541 Salem Avenue.

Loyd and Fralin Attorneys, formerly located at 301 Campbell Avenue.

Gulf Truckstops at Troutville.

Hundley's Market, formerly located at 3605 Shenandoah Avenue.

J. Bill Poff Hauling dump truck.

Aerial view showing flood damage brought on by Hurricane Camille.

Northview United Methodist Church, located at 521 Ridgecrest Drive.

Thomas Rutherfoord Bonding and Insurance, located at 1 S. Jefferson Street.

Allied Sales Company, formerly located at 2480 Patterson Avenue.

Roanoke Life Saving and First Aid Crew hall, located at 374 Day Avenue.

Southampton townhomes, located off of Wyndham Drive in Vinton.

Southampton townhomes, located off of Wyndham Drive in Vinton.

3-dimensional scale model of Southampton Townhomes.

Texaco station formerly located in the 5200 block of Williamson Road.

Cycle Center, formerly located at 406 E. 4th Street.

Colonial Avenue Baptist Church, located at 4165 Colonial Avenue.

Williamson Road Plaza, located in the 5300 block of Williamson Road.

Home located at 1843 Dorset Drive in Cave Spring.

Home located at 3718 London Circle in Cave Spring.

Home located at 3607 Bond Street in Cave Spring

Boyle-Swecker Tire Company, formerly located at 715 Patterson Avenue SW.

Home located at 3459 Meadowlark Road SW.

Homes in the 1400 block of Gratton Street in Salem.

The home of William K. Andrews was located in the 600 block of Campbell Avenue.

S.H. Heironimus and Company was located at 37-39 Campbell Avenue SW.

The home of Samuel W. Jamison was located at 1016 Franklin Road SW.

Home located at 617 6th Street SW.

Home located at 115 Mountain Avenue SW. The home was built by John H. Marsteller.

The original Ponce de Leon Hotel located at 131 Campbell Avenue SW. The elegant verandas are gone by the time this photograph was taken. In December 1930, the building was totally destroyed by fire, killing one resident and injuring others. It was…

R.H. Fishburn & Co. was located at 320-322 Loudon Avenue NW.

Roanoke Hospital was built in 1893 with the aid of Norfolk & Western and the Roanoke Gas and Water Company. Carilion Roanoke Memorial now occupies the site of the old hospital.

The home of Henry S. Trout was located at 606 Campbell Avenue SW.

Crowds watch the high-wire act at the United Commercial Travelers carnival.

An interior view of the United Commercial Travelers Hall, Roanoke Council No. 174. The building was located at 320 Loudon Avenue NW.

Belmont Elementary School was located on Dale Avenue in southeast Roanoke. The school was built in 1891 and remained in operation until 1974 when Fallon Park Elementary School was completed.

Virginia Brewing Company was located at 1218 Wise Avenue SE.

A crowd is gathered in front of the Botetourt County Courthouse located at 1 W. Main Street in Fincastle for "Court Day".

The Crawford Hotel stood on Main Street and was erected by W.D.F. Duval in 1871. It contained 40 to 50 rooms with bath tubs and running water. For a few years, the hotel was owned by the Chapman family and renamed the Lucerne.

Cadets on the drill field in front of Barracks No. 1, now Lane Hall, on the campus of Virginia Tech.

The home of J. Allen Watts was located at 116 Mountain Avenue SE.

The old St. Mark's Lutheran Church was located on the corner of Campbell Avenue and 3rd Street SW. The building was built in 1889 by Greene Memorial Methodist Church. In 1902 St Mark's Lutheran traded their church building at the SE corner of Church…

The Shenandoah Club was established in 1893 at 24 Franklin Road SW. It was later replaced by the current building.

Rockledge Inn opened in the Spring of 1892 as a resort hotel. It featured sweeping verandas and views of the city, tennis and croquet courts, large stone fireplaces and a private coach that ran from the depot to the inn. Rockledge Inn would…

The Times Building (left) and J.M. Oakey Funeral Home once occupied the buildings located at 122-124 Campbell Avenue SW.

Randolph-Macon Academy (later Liberty Academy) was a Methodist preparatory school for boys. It was located in the 800 block of College Street in Bedford.

The home of Robert A. Buckner was located at the corner of Mountain Avenue and 1st Street SW.

The home of John E. Penn was located at 1301 Franklin Road SW.

This view of the Peaks of Otter includes the Elks' National Home (left) and Randolph-Macon Academy.

After the first N&W office building burned in 1896, this building took its place. A "twin" building was constructed in 1907.

An artist's rendering of the casino in Mountain Park. The amusement park opened at the base of Mill Mountain around 1903 and closed in 1922.

A large group of hikers pose on McAfee Knob. The location is one of the most photographed places along the Appalachian Trail.

Since its inception in 1903, the Elks National Home has figured as one of the principal institutions of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, today the largest fraternal organization in the nation. The Home at first occupied the Hotel Bedford,…

The building at 17 Campbell Avenue SW once housed the Evening World offices.

First Presbyterian Church moved into its second location at the corner of 3rd Street and Church Avenue SW in 1875. This photo shows the 'new' building, constructed in 1888.

The home of Dr. Joseph A. Gale was located at 616 S. Jefferson Street.

Botetourt Hall, located on the campus of Hollins University, was built in 1890 as a dining hall.

Home located at 732 13th Street SW.

Home located at 1130 2nd Street SW.

Home located at 1405 Patterson Avenue SW.

The old sanctuary of St. Andrews Catholic Church. Built in 1883, the congregation outgrew the small church by 1897. The current structure was dedicated in 1902.

Commerce Street School, also called First Ward School, was located at the corner of Church Avenue and 2nd (Commerce) Street. Built in 1890, it was razed in 1929 to make room for the post office.

Home once located at 342 Campbell Avenue SW.

The old First Baptist Church, formerly located on opposite side of 3rd Street from the new building.

The home of Tipton T. Fishburn was located at 1001 Patterson Avenue SW.

Aerial view of Roanoke from 13500 feet.

Aerial view looking east down Campbell Avenue

Aerial view looking west on Campbell Avenue

Aerial view of Hotel Roanoke and Roanoke Auditorium.

Aerial view of Jefferson High School

Aerial view of Highland Park Elementary School, known as Park Street School at the time of this photo.

Aerial view of athletic field that would become the location of Victory Stadium and Maher Field.

Aerial view of Mill Mountain, including the Mill Mountain Incline and Roanoke Hospital.

Aerial view of the Norfolk & Western Railway yards.

Aerial view of Roanoke looking west

Aerial view of Virginia Heights

Aerial view of northwest Roanoke

Aerial view of Raleigh Court

Aerial view of American Viscose Corporation.

Aerial view of the Norfolk & Western Railway shops

Aerial view of Virginia Bridge & Iron Company.tif

Aerial view of the Iron Furnace and Pyrites plant

Aerial view of Roanoke Railway & Electric Company's power station, substation, car barn and shops.

Aerial view of downtown Roanoke looking southwest

Aerial view of Roanoke Railway & Electric Company's power station, substation, car barn and shops.

Aerial view of Roanoke Railway & Electric Company's hydroelectric plant

Aerial view of St. Andrews Catholic Church.

Aerial view of Mountain View, the J.B. Fishburn home.

Aerial view of Lakeside Amusement Park.

Aerial view of Virginia College.

Aerial View of Hollins College, now Hollins University.

Aerial view of Roanoke College.

Aerial view looking north of Roanoke. Williamson Road can be seen bisecting the photo from top to bottom. At the bottom left, the first street left of Williamson is Sycamore Avenue. The street above Sycamore is Thurston Avenue. The entire block…

Aerial view looking east on Campbell Avenue.

Aerial view of the Norwich neighborhood.

Aerial view of Roanoke from the south. The road entering the photo at bottom right is Starkey Road heading north. The Shell country store is currently located where Starkey veers right in this photo. This section of the road is now the path of…

Aerial view of mountains at the south edge of Roanoke.

Aerial view of Falling Creek Reservoir.

Aerial view of Vinton.

Aerial view of Troutville.

Aerial view looking north on Jefferson Street.

Aerial view of Fincastle.

Aerial view of New London in Campbell County, Virginia.

Aerial view of the Norfolk & Western Railway shops

Aerial view of Roanoke from Stone Mountain

Aerial view of Roanoke from Colonial Heights

Aerial view of downtown Roanoke looking southeast

The Vertical File Index is an alphabetical list of over 3300 topical files. Vertical files may include pamphlets, news clippings and other materials that do not merit a call number, but are arranged for ready reference on a given topic.

Picnic area at Smith Mountain Lake.

Aerial view of Smith Mountain Lake Dam.

Model of Smith Mountain Lake.

Original A-frame chapel of Virginia Heights Baptist Church is being moved to make way for the construction of brick sanctuary.

The original A-frame chapel of Virginia Heights Baptist Church is being moved to make way for the construction of a new sanctuary.

Wooden chapel of Virginia Heights Baptist Church on what is now the 2000 block of Memorial Avenue, SW (then Virginia Avenue) near the intersection with Grandin Road.

Interior of the original wooden chapel of Virginia Heights Baptist Church.

Laying of the cornerstone for the new sanctuary of Virginia Heights Baptist Church.

The new sanctuary of Virginia Heights Baptist Church under construction on Memorial Avenue (then Virginia Avenue).

Looking west on Memorial Avenue (then Virginia Avenue) from Grandin Road at the original A-frame chapel of Virginia Heights Baptist Church (foreground) and construction of new brick sanctuary.

Attendees at the last worship service in the wooden A-frame chapel of Virginia Heights Baptist Church before moving worship to the new brick sanctuary.

Date of Birth: May 26, 1907
Ex-Officio Mayor from September 1, 1958 to August 31, 1960
Other offices held: City Council, September 1, 1956 to August 31, 1972
Date of Death: September 10, 1983

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.

Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.
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