Jones Memorial Library Family Files

Items

• JAMES RYDER RANDALL: AUTHOR OF "MY MARYLAND"

  "'My Maryland' was officially adopted as the Maryland State Song...April 26, 1939;". Published by Maryland Division United Daughters of the Confederacy
• James Scott line of Virginia
• James SMITH Family Bible

  Photocopy of original
• James Trevillian Descandants' Chart

  Descendants of James Trevillian - Chart
• James William STEVENS Bible Record

  Photocopy of original record
• James Woodson Dickeroson Obituary and Notes
• Jarrell Family Notes
• JEB Stuart and Family
• JEFFERSON AND AGRICULTURE

  "A Sourcebook" published by the United States Department of Agriculture "in Commemoration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Thomas JEFFERSON;" Agricultural History Series No. 7
• JEFFERSON DAVIS AND REPUDIATION IN MISSISSIPPI
• JEFFERSON DAVIS: A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE IMPUTED SPECIAL CAUSES OF HIS LONG IMPRISONMENT BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES...
• JEFFERSON DAVIS: THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES: AND ABRAHAM LINCOLN: THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: 1861-1865
• JENNINGS Family Bible

  . digitized copy
• Jennnie Vandegrift (1851-1920)
• Jesse Lewis WOOD family history

  Includes cemetery information for Nelson Co., and the US
• JETER-POINDEXTER LINEAGE: THE GRANDCHILDREN'S BOOK

  Includes families of JETER, POINDEXTER, KNIGHT
• Joel Meriweather Fortune, Jr. - Civil War Information
• John Armistead Otey & Mary Hopkins Family Cart
• JOHN DOUGLAS FAMILY OF MISSISSIPPI, THE

  Photocopy of original
• John Franklin Moore and Family

  Bible Record
• John Fryar Hall and Family

  Correspondence between Samual B Hyman and Charles Hall 1890-1891
• JOHN G. MEEM: LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA

  "Mt. Airy" poem written about estate of John G. MEEM in the Shenandoah Valley
• John H. DAVIS (1788-1850) of Pittsylvania County, Va. And his Descendants
• JOHN HOWE PEYTON: CEREMONIES ATTENDING THE PRESENTATION OF HIS PORTRAIT TO THE COUNTY OF AUGUSTA

  Member of the House of Delegates; served as mayor of Staunton; served two terms in Virginia Senate
• John MAJOR of Charles City Co., Virginia

  Includes: MAJOR