Jones Memorial Library Family Files

Items

• Family File: WARREN,Frank E.

  Owner and president of F. E. WARREN Septic Tank Service
• Family File: WARTERFIELD,[Family];WATERFIELD,[Family]

  Includes photocopies of war records, court records; includes copy of "These Hundred Years: A Short History of Goshen Methodist Church" (Calloway County, KY, 1934); includes families of WARTERFIELD, WATERFIELD
• Family File: WARTHEN,Doris Crocker (Mrs. C. W.)

  Teacher in Lynchburg Public Schools
• Family File: WASHINGTON,George

  Facsimile of Christmas card sent by WASHINGTONd from Mt. Vernon 25 December 1797 to Thomas LAW
• Family File: WASHINGTON,George

  Miscellaneous collection includes: magazine articles, newspaper clippings, photograph
• Family File: WASHINGTON,Odell
• Family File: WATERS,Luther Bradford

  Former commissioner of accounts for Circuit and Corporation courts; attorney
• Family File: WATERS,Richard D.

  Senior at Lynchburg College; author of play CHICKEN HAWK
• Family File: WATKINS,[Family];WILKERSON,[Family]

  Includes WATKINS, WILKERSON
• Family File: WATSON,Edwin Alban

  Former editor of IRON WORKER (Lynchburg Foundry) (1933-1953); born in Amherst County, son of Edwin Alexander WATSON and Rose Berryman TALIAFERRO
• Family File: WATSON,J. T. (Rev.)
• Family File: WATSON,Lucille McWane (Mrs. E. A.)
• Family File: WATSON,Lucille McWane (Mrs. E. A.)
• Family File: WATSON,Lucille McWane (Mrs. E. A.)
• Family File: WATTS,Howard Yeatts

  Served 21 years with Railway Mail Service of the Post Office Department, including 12 years as clerk-in-charge of the Richmond-Clifton Forge Division; operated taxi business in Monroe; served with the U. S. Shipping Board during World War I; served with Merchant Marine in World War II
• Family File: WATTS,James Winston (Dr.)

  Formerly of Lynchburg; recognized for achievements in neurosurgery
• Family File: WATTS,James Winston (Dr.)

  Photocopies of originals; WATTS a pioneer in use of frontal lobotomy, born in Lynchburg, graduate of VMI and University of Va., chief of neurosurgery at George Washington University 1935-1969
• Family File: WATTS,Nida Tomlin (Mrs. R. C., Jr.)

  Elected to Board of Overseers, Sweet Briar College
• Family File: WATTS,Stephen H. (Dr.)

  Bequeathed $500,000 to University of Virginia and Randolph Macon College
• Family File: WATTS,Stephen Hurt (Dr.)
• Family File: WATTS,Stephen Hurt (Dr.)
• Family File: WATTS,Stephen Hurt (Dr.)

  Chair of Surgery established in tribute to Dr. WATTS at University of Virginia
• Family File: WEAVER,Miriam Hurin

  Retired associate professor of Music at Sweet Briar College
• Family File: WEBER,Max

  Includes newspaper clippings, letter, magazine article
• Family File: WEBER,Max

  Pioneer of modern art in U. S.; began teaching art in Lynchburg after graduation from art school