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Byrne, John, III, 285
Byrum, Royal J., III, 80
Cabell, Charles A., III, 589 Cabell county, I, 114, 252; early schools of, I, 289
Cacapon Furnace Stack near Wardensville, Hardy County (illustration), I, 231
Cain, George E., III, 326
Caldabaugh, Harry E., II, 254
Caldwell, I. Waymou, III, 327
Caldwell, James L., II, 160
Caldwell, Joseph R., II, 276
Caldwell, Mason B., II, 545 Cale, C. Floyd, III, 502 Calhoun, Harrison M., II, 391
Calhoun county, I, 109; county seat contest in, 159, 252 Callahan, James M., I, 650; III, 648
Callanan, James T., Jr., II, 489 Callanan, James T., Sr., II, 489
Callihan, Alfred D., III, 137
Callison, Jacob F., III, 237
Calvert, John, II, 503 Camden, G. D., I, 183
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Camden, Harry P., III, 2 Camden, Johnson N., I, 551, 552, 553, 557, 560; III, 3 Camden, R. P., I, 183 Cameron, I, 196, 238
Camp, William C., III, 467
Camp meetings, early, I, 270, 27I
Campbell, Alexander, 1, 295
Campbell, Alexander R., II, 257
Campbell, A. W., I, 314, 349
Campbell, Charles L., III, 258
Campbell, Charles W., III, 450
Campbell, George, III, 247
Campbell, Harold W., II, 257
Campbell, James A., II, 621
Campbell, John H., III, 153
Campbell, Myron G., III, 521
Campbell, Thomas D., III, 398
Camper, Harry G., III, 29
Canaan Valley, native spruces in field of Blue Grass, (illustration) I, 525 Cannelton, I, 431
Caperton, Allen T., I, 553, 554
Caperton, George H., III, 216
Caperton, Hugh, I, 99
Capitation taxes, I, 618
Capon furnace, I, 231
"Captive watercourses," I, 34, 35 Carfer, William H., II, 462
Carlile, Johu S., I, 330, 341, 343, 347; (il- lustration) 349, 356, 362
Carlin, William, III, 52
Carmichael, David, II, 461
Carmichael, Wilbert F., II, 461
Carpenter, Nicholas I, 105
Carper, John S., III, 105
Carr, Hugh H., II, 51
Carr, Louis A., II, 338
Carr, Robert S., I, 558, 559
Carr, Walter A., II, 241
Carrigan, Charles E. III, 487
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, I, 189 Carskadon, George T., III, 193 Carspecken, Henry L., II, 172
Carter, Absalom L., III, 247
Carter, David J., II, 582 Carter, Hugh L., III, 642
Carter, James G., I, 636
Carter, John J., I, 511; II, 246
Carter Oil Company, The, II, 246
Casey, John N., III, 87
Caskey, Luther H., II, 456
Cassville, I, 240, 492
Catawba war-path I, 37
Cather, Lawrence A., II, 487
Catholic Church, I, 272, 273; status in 1850, 274; in 1850 and 1860, 276 Catholic Church of Weston, III, 611
Cats vs. Rats, I, 51
Cattle raising, early, I, 228
Causey, Henry D., II, 329
Central District Telephone Co., I, 539
Central Land Company of West Virginia, I, 430
Central Telephone Co., I, 545
Ceredom, I, 168 Chafin, Don, II, 579 . Chafin, John L., II, 345 Chafin, Lafe, II, 593 Chamberlin, Jonas B., III, 18 Chambers, Arthur L., III, 53 Chambers, Chester C., II, 356 Chambers, Elbert B., II, 469 Chambers, John A., II, 296
Chaplin, Benjamin M., II, 333
Chapman, C. Edgar, II, 278 Chapman, Frank A., II, 290
Chapman, George, I, 104 Chapman, Warner W., III, 131
Charleston, (Wellsburg), I, 71, 99, 100, 104, 110, 161-165; in 1854 (illustration), 164, 239; newspapers of, 307; as State capital, 369; State capital located at, 410, 411; Constitutional convention at (January- April 1872), 414; Chesapeake & Ohio Rail- way opened to, 425; history of, since in- corporation (1861), 432, 433; contest with Wheeling, for State capital, 433; becomes permanent State capital (1885), and its subsequent development, I, 433-436; Central portion (birdseye view of), 484; birdseye view of, 488; business section (birdseye view), 490; early telephone service at, 539
Charleston, Clendennin and Sutton Railway, I, 478
Charleston division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, (see Coal and Coke Rail- way)
Charleston Hotel, I, 180
Charleston Lumber Company, III, 238
Charleston, Ripley and Ravenswood Turn- pike Company, I, 180
Charleston-Sutton Weston telephone line, I, 539
Charles Town (1740), I, 51
Charlestown, I, 239
Charlestown Academy, I, 293
Charlestown Free Press, I, 314
Charlestown Spirit of Jefferson, I, 314
Charlton, Harry, II, 446
Charlton, James D., II, 486
Charter, Lathrop R., III, 643
Charter, Lathrop R., Jr., III, 644
Chase, James S., II, 642
Cheat River View, near Squirrel Rock (il- lustration), I, 23 Cheat settlements, I, 103
Chenoweth, Worthington, III, 355
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, completed
(1850), I, 135
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern Railway, I, 442
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, I, 331, 424, 425; opened to Charleston and Hunting- ton (1873), 425; Irish settlers along, 426, 428-442; development of, to 1920, 428, 429; founding and growth of towns and cities along, 429-442; branches into tim- ber and mineral regions, 439; extensions in 1910, 1921, 441, 442; extension since 1890, I, 438-442
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, I, 556
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com- pany (Bell System), I, 540
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com- pany, I, 541
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com- pany of West Virginia, I, 542; operations of (1920-22), 543, 544; location of offices of (map), I, 548
Chester Plant, American Sheet & Tube Com- pany, III, 207 Chesterman, A. D., I, 638
Chew, Roger P., II, 32I
Chief mine inspector, office of, created, I, 600
Children's Home, expenditure for (1912- 1920), I, 619 Chilton, William E., I, 563, 564; III, 517 Chinaware Manufacture in West Virginia, III, 584 Chitwood, O. P., I, 40, 697
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Chorpenning, Walter E., II, 362 Chrislip, Albert G., III, 353 Chrisman, C. B., III, 313 Christian, Charles R., I, 693 Christian Church, I, 273, 276; in 1850 and 1860, I, 276 Christie, Frederick R., II, 112 Christopher, Effie E., II, 428 Christopher, Irvin, II, 427
Churches (see also Religion and Denomina- tions); chief, supported in Western Vir- ginia (1850), I, 274; (1860), 275, 569; in 1916, 715
Cities, population since 1860, I, 568
Cities and towns, uniform system for gov- ernment of (1911), I, 595 Citizens Bank of Follansbee, II, 43
Citizens Bank of Hinton, I, 430
City and County Bank of Moundsville, II, 307
City streets, brick and concrete, I, 550
Civil war operations; strategic Monongahela region, I, 374; Confederates invade West Virginia, 375; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad falls into control of Federal troops, 376; McClellan's 20,000 Union troops cross the Ohio at Parkersburg and Wheeling, 376; McClellan's headquarters at Grafton (June, 1861), 377; strategic points, 377, 378; Union victory at Rich Mountain, 379; McClellan called to command the Army of the Potomac and Lee sent to recover West Virginia, 380; railroad com- munication reestablished between Balti- more, Washington and Wheeling (April, 1862), 381; great transportation feat of the Civil war, 381, 382; Confederates lose the Kanawha Valley (382 and per- manently pushed over the Alleghenies, 383; Confederate raid down the Kana- wha Valley (1863), 385; other Confed- erate raids, 386-389 Clark, David C., II, 98
Clark, Frank W., III, 622
Clark, Friend E., II 152
Clark, George R., I, 77
Clark, Hyre D., III, 510
Clark, James M., III, 498
Clark, John A., II, 384
Clark, Luther H., II, 634
Clark, Walter E., III, 329
Clarke, George R., expedition into Indian country (1779), I, 87
Clarksburg, I, 5, 71, 102 144, 145, 239; educa- tional convention in (1841), 281; first newspaper published in, 303; free school convention at (1841), 317; the most im- portant military post in State, 377; in- dustrial development of, 458; educational convention at, 589
Clarksburg Telegram, I, 314
Clarks Gap, I, 496
Clay, Buckner, III, 238
Clay, C. C., I, 429 Clay county, I, 252
Claypool, George R., II, 572 Claypool, John, II, 571
Claysville, I, 240 Clelland, Calvin M., II, 416
Clements, Bernard S., II, 540 Clendenin, George, I, 99, 100 Clifford, James P., II, 579
Clifton, John B., III, 366
Clifton Mills, I, 73
Clifton Sewer Pipe Yard, New Cumberland, (illustration), I, 466
Cline, Warren D., II, 586 Clinton, James B., II, 479 Close, James B., III, 524
Clouse, Harry T., II, 388
Clover Bottom, I, 90 Clovis, Cassius E., II, 575
Clovis, Elijah E., III, 308 Clovis, William E., III, 38
Cloyd Mountain, battle of, I, 388
Coal and Coke Railway, I, 478-482
Coal, formation of, I, 29 first in the Kana- wha Valley, 517
Coal development, progress of, I, 500; es- timated amount of deposits, I, 515; ex- ploration and experimental development, 517; production in 1863-1920, 517, 518; notable production (1913-1915), 520, 521; employes in 1920, 521; coal lands owned by great corporations, 521, 522
Coal industries; along the Kanawha (1839- 60), I, 167
Coal lands monopolized, I, 521, 522
Coal mines, regulation of, I, 501
Coal mining, I, 17; Virginia Railway in con- nection with, 496; production (1900- 1920, 713 Coal mining industries, I, 489, 491
Coal River branch, Chesapeake & Ohio Rail- way, I, 439 Coal Valley, I, 431
Coalsmouth, I, 161
Coalter, C. C., III, 497
Cobun, Sanford L., III, 385
Cochran, Mrs. Joseph G., I, 704
Cochran, Nathaniel, I, 219
Cochran, Philip J., II, 90
Cochran, William T., II, 465
Coffman, Charles G., III, 364
Coffman, Eugene, III, 486
Coffman, Harry F., III, 192
Coffman, Ira W., III, 626
Coffman, Tenman J., III, 196
Cogar, John S., III, 91
Cohen, Isadore, II, 352
Coke, first produced in West Virginia (1843), I, 518
Coke industry, I, 517
Coke Ovens, Norfolk and Western Railway, (illustration) I, 518
Cokeley, Harlin Rex, II, 487
Colcord, Edward C., Jr., III, 521
Colcord, Edward C., Sr., III, 521
Cole, Clyde A., II, 599
Cole, Harry O., III, 128
Cole, Henry M., II, 615
Cole, Irving D., II, 311
Cole, John L., I, 110
Cole, J. W., III, 60
Cole, William J., II, 156
Colebank, H. Freeman, III, 526
Colebank, John L., III, 375
Coleman, Herbert M., II, 471
Colerider, Moses K., III, 503
College of Agriculture, West Virginia Uni- versity, I, 531 Collins, Jairus, III, 64
Collins, Walter, III, 575
Collison, Frank J., II, 518
Colonial Councillors, I, 41
Colonial judiciary, I, 41-45
Colonial militia, I, 46
Colonial sheriffs, I, 46
Colonnade Bridge, B. & O. R. R. Ruins of, (illustration), I, 192 Colored Institute (at Farm) established (1891), I, 590
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Colored schools, established (1866-67), I, 589
Coltrane, Joseph N., III, 515
Commencement Hall, West Virginia Uni- versity (illustration), I, 650
Commercial fertilizers, I, 528
Commercial orchard, first, planted (1851), I, 526
Commission of pharmacy, established (1881), I, 600
Commissioner of immigration, created (1864), I, 593
Commissionership of statistics and labor, created (1889), I, 600
Community life, early, I, 219-252
Compensation Commissions, expenditure for (1912-1920), I, 619
Compulsory school law passed (1901), I, 589 Comuntzis, George P., II, 483
Conaway, Calvin D., II, 253
Conaway, Orrin B., III, 35
Conaway, Wickliffe M., II, 338
Concord Church, I, 407, 408
Concord College, II, 630
Concord Normal School, II, 630
Concord State Normal School, Athens, (il- lustration), 1, 639
Conestoga wagons, I, 179
Conley, Ellis C., II, 424
Conley, Rollo J., 11I, 42
Connelley, Martin L., II, 539
Conner, Frank E., II, 435
Conner, Laura Y., II, 395
Conner, Theodore M., II, 395
Connolly, John, I, 75
Conservative Life Insurance Company, II, 362
Consolidated Light Heat and Power Com- pany, III, 346
Consolidated Telephone Company, I, 541
Constitution; first, I, 317, 318; of 1830, 323; of 1851, 328-330; of 1861, 358-362; of 1872, 413-423; of 1872, amendments to, 420-423; proposed new, 423; good roads amendment to, 547, 550; of 1872, 552; amendments to, 716, 717
Constitutional convention, first (1861), I, 357
Constitutional convention, first (January- April, 1872), I, 413-417
Constitutional convention of 1872, members of, (illustration), I, 412
Constitutional problems, early: conflict be- tween eastern and western Virginia (up country Democracy), I, 315, 316; inequal- ities of county representation, 319, 320; convention at Richmond, 320-323; consti- tution adopted by popular vote (April, 1830), 324; discussion on State division, 324, 325; struggle of western against eastern Virginia continues, 325-328; con- vention of 1850-51, 328; constitution of. 185I ratified, 330; endeavors to unify eastern and western Virginia, 331; cleav- age more fixed (186I), 333, 334 Convicts, use of, on public works, I, 603 Cooey, Edward, II, 329 Cooey, William R., II, 328
Cook, Elmer W., III, 498
Cook, H. Ingram, II, 527
Cook, Ward, III, 138 Cook, William C., II. 244
Cook, William E., II, 529 Cooke, Cosby C., II, 110 Cooke, Philip P., I, 683 Coontz, William J., III, 331
Cooper, Edward, III, 41 Cooper, Fred V., II, 155 Cooper, Victor F., III, 60
Cooper, William G., II, 517 "Copeley" oil well, I, 506 Copeman, Fred, III, 383 Copeman, Frederick P., III, 384
Coplin, James A., III, 134
Coppock, Daniel H., II, 281
Corbin, John E., II, 337
Corbly, L. J., I, 638 Cord Tire Corporation (The), III, 219
Corder, James S., III, 594
Corder, Waitman D., III, 564
Corder, William A., 111, 593
Cordray, T. L., II, 381 Core, Charles E., II, 149
Core, Charles H., II1, 147 Corliss, Charles, III, 235
Corn, I, 528
Cornstalk, Chief, I, 77; murdered, 84
Cornwell, John J., I, 523, 561, 564, 565, 693; III, 234 Corwin, A. F., I, 5II
Coston, Isaac J., II, 587
Cottrill, Alvin L., II, 466
Coulter, John L., 11, 428
Council of National Defense, World's war (1916), 1, 698
Counties; formation of early (1727-89), I, 278; formation and population of (1776- I830), 318; represented in Wheeling con- ventions (maps), 360; non-Union during Civil war, 369-373; foreign-born by (1870- 1910), 583
County and Parish of Frederick (1744), I, 258
County court system, re-established (1872), I, 418; established (1872), 553
County fair, first in state, I, 228
County Farm Bureau, J, 533
County government, I, 595
County representation, inequalities of, I, 318, 319 Courtney, David H., III, 164
Covert, Orra F., II, 539
Covingtou & Ohio Railroad, I, 181, 424
Covington & Ohio Railroad Company, I, 612 Cowgill, Ira V., III, 59I
Cowl, Ralph M., III, 580
Cox, Artimus W., III, 492
Cox, A. W. Department Store, III, 492
Cox, Frank, II, 16
Cox, Howard D., III, 305
Cox, J. Frank, III, 97
Cox, Joseph B., III, 159
Cox, Stanley R., II, 17
Cox, William A., III, 304
Coyle, George F., III, 494
Coyle & Richardson, II1, 493
Craddock, Bantz W., III, 70
Craddock, Joe N., III, 359
Cragg, Harry E., III, 166
Crago, F. H., I, 638 Crago, Lee R., II, 273
Craig, Arden L., III, 419 Craig, Charles A., II, 142
Craig, James S., III, 419
Craig, Thomas D., II, 129
Crane, Cloyd M., III, 25
Crane, Frank W., II, 140 Cranmer, Gibson L., I, 354
Crawford, Herbert M., III, 350
Crawford, J. Pressley, II, 461
Crawford, J. U., I, 474
Crawford, William A., Sr., II, 461
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Crawford & Son, II, 461 Creager, William A., III, 23 Creel, Alexander H., I, 157
Cresap, Michael, I, 75, 76, 77 Cresap's war, I, 75, 76 Crigger, Martin V. B., III, 17 Crites, Iverson W., III, 279 Crockett, George P., II, 108 Crogan, Hubert G., II, 217 Crogan, John F., II, 501 Crogan, Patrick J., III, 614
Davies, Garfield, II, 175
Davin, Harlow A., II, 169
Davin, John Wysor, III, 367
Davis, Emma K., II, 284
Davis, George G., III, 270
Davis, George H., III, 257
Davis, George L., II, 371
Davis, Henry G., I, 136, 406, 472, 473, 474, 552, 554, 556 Davis, Ivan, II, 129
Davis, J. Hornor, III, 601
Davis, John J., I, 336; II, 284
Davis, John R., III, 159
Davis, John W., II, 284
Davis, Luther C., II, 484
Davis, Moses H., III, 59
Davis, Raymond M., III, 66
Davis, Rebecca Harding, I, 684
Davis, Robert, I, 285
Crozet, Claudius, I, 185
Davis, Sydney H., III, 141
Cruise, William B., III, 95
Davis, Thomas E., I, 560
Crummett, Harlen S., III, 448
Davis, Thomas J., III, 282
Davis, William H., III, 57
Davis, William O., III, 349
Cumberland (see also National) Road, I, 169, 216
Cummings, Thomas, II, 348
Cunningham, Albert B., I, 690, 694
Cunningham, Arthur, II, 343
Cunningham, Claude F., III, 528
Dawson, William M. O., I, 561
Cunningham, Don, III, 266
Dawson, William N., II, 201
Cunningham, Ekana F., III, 528
Cunningham, Lawrence M., II, 251
Cunningham, Robert T., II, 146
Cunningham, Roy H., II, 56
Cunningham, R. Lindsay, II, 252
Dean, J. S. W., I, 663
Cunningham, Thaddeus S., II, 332
Cuppett, David E., III, 523
Cushing, John W., III, 13I
Cushwa, Harry S., II, 450
Cutright, Ishmael G., III, 432
Cutright, Lemuel R., III, 579
Cutright, Parley E., III, 413
Cutright, Ralph G., III, 605
Dailey, Robert W., II, 84
Dailey, Robert W., Jr., II, 81
Dailey, William F., II, 560
Dairy and beef industries, I, 529
Dairying, I, 529, 530
Dakan, Robert G., III, 32
Dalton, A. J., III, 45
Delbridge, Frederick, III, 6.
Delfino, Diego, II, 287
Dement, William H. F., II, 115
Democratic control (1870-1896), I, 551-561 Democratic-Republic, I, 240
DeMoss, Amos L., II, 170
Dennis, Robert F., I, 425
Dennis, Thomas H., III, 622
Denominations, distribution of membership by (1890, 1906, 1916), I, 585, 588; statis- tics of (1916), 587
Department of Agriculture, expenditure for, I, 619
Department of Archives and History, Charleston, created (1905), I, 593; expen- diture for (1912-1920), 619
Department of Health, expenditure for (1912-1920), I, 619
Department of Mines, created (1907), I, 601; expenditure for, 619
Department of Public Safety, expenditure for (1912-1920), I, 619 Detroit, expedition against, I, 84 .
De Van, R. P., II, 163 Dickerson, George J., III, 215 Dickey, (Miss) M. L., I, 638 Dickey, William O., II, 162
Dana, John S., III, 99
Dancer, Robert C., III, 233
Dandridge, Danske, I, 692
Dangerfield, A. H., III, 163
Dangerfield, William S., II, 204
Danks, Walter L., II, 69 Darkesville, I, 239
Darnall, Harry A., III, 427
Darnall, Harry H., III, 240
Darnall, Robert A., III, 412 Darst, J. S., I, 627
Dasher, Manasseh, II, 350
Daugherty, G. F., II, 44
Davenport, Henry B., II, 166 Davidson, Curtis, II, 475 Davidson, Edwin L., II, 44I Davidson, F. E., II, 441 Davidson, George S., II, 98 Davidson, Harry A., II, 270 Davidson, Henry A., II, 98 Davidson, Walter D., III, 637 Davidson, William J., II, 475 Davidson Brothers, II, 98
Decker Creek Iron Works, I, 142
De Foe, Abisha G., III, 384
De Forest, Clayce R., II, 302
De Forest, William C., II, 301
De Forest, William E., II, 302
Deegans, William E., II, 422
Deem, Fred B., III, 205
Deepwater, I, 494, 495
de Gruyter, Julius A., III, 50
Deitz, Emerson E., II, 298
Daly, Adrian D., II, 605 Damascus, I, 240 Dana, John, II, 533
Dean, William, III, 395
Deardorff, Edgar N., II, 379
Debar, J. H. Diss, I, 367, 593
Debendarfer, Uriah H., III, 202
Deck, James J., III, 512
Day and Night Bank of Williamson, II, 589
Dayton, Alston G., III, 403
Dayton, Arthur S., III, 404
Deahl, J. N., I, 650
Davis and Elkins College, III, 623 Davisson, Ed G., III, 490
Dawson, John W., III, 615
Dawson, J. Louis, II, 294
Dawson, J. Ralph, III, 437
Culbertson, Andrew, 1, 55
Cumberland county, I, 69
Crook, George, defeats Confederate force (1864), I, 385 Crooks, Edwin W., II, 463 Crosfield, William, II, 434 Cross Roads, I, 99 Crouch, Lee, III, 560
Crowder, Enoch H., I, 697 Crowl, Malissa, I, 277
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Dickinson, J. L., I, 625 Dickinson, Penn E., II, 375 Diddle, Fred, III, 200
Dieckmann, John, II, 369 Diehl, Henry T., III, 165 Dille, Clarence B., II, 307 Dille, John A., II, 307 Dille, Thomas R., II, 201 Dils, Henry H., II, 478
Dils, Hugh P., II, 453
Dils, James W., II, 455
Dils, Sherman, II, 453
Dingess, Joe W., II, 292
Dinsmoor, James D., III, 161
Dinwiddie, I, 66 Dinwiddie, Robert, I, 58, 59, 61 Diphtheria, I, 251
Disher, Henry W., II, 480
Disher's Drug Store, II, 480
Diss DeBar, J. H., I, 367, 593
District of West Augusta (map), I, 91
Division of child welfare and public health nursing, I, 600
Division of vital statistics, I, 600
Dixon, Earl, II, 226
Doctor's saddle bag, I, 251
Doddridge, Joseph, sketch of, I, 259, 680, 681, 682
Doddridge county, I, 186, 252
Doddrill, W. C., I, 690
Dodge, Charles F., II, 563
Dolbeare, Benjamin, sketch of, I, 249
Dollar Savings & Trust Company, III, 14
Donehoo, Robert S., III, 361
Donley, Edward G., II, 176
Donovan, Hugh, Jr., II, 485
Dorsey, Dennis B., I, 354
Dotson, James J., III, 647
Douglass, Andrew M., III, 373
Dow, Lorenzo, I, 271
Dower, John J., III, 450
Dower, William H., III, 647
Down Draft kilns at the Crescent Yard, New Cumberland, Hancock County (illus- tration), I, 465
Downey, George F., Jr., II, 350
Downs, Harry A., II, 472
Downs, William S., I, 548; II, 95
Doyle, James E., II, 577
Doyle, Joseph N., II, 64
Drane, Robert M., II, 80
Draper, C. Lyman, I, 4
Driehorst, W. A., III, 146
Droop Mountain, battle of, I, 387
Dudley, George L., II, 461
Dudley, John W., II, 73
Duffield, Charles A., III, 312
Duffield, Emery B., III, 316
Dugan, Robert L., III, 43
Dunaway, Perry C., III, 407 Duncan, E. S., I, 317
Duncan, George L., II, 583
Duncan, James W., III, 490
Duncan, Porter O., III, 172
Dunham, Frank C., III, 429
Dunham, Robert J., III, 485
Dunham, Robert W., III, 537 Dunkard Bottom, I, 73 Dunkle, B. F., III, 574
Dunlap, Robert F., II, 602
Dunlap, William M., II, 27
Dunmore's war, I, 75-79
Dunn, Hugh A., II, 635 Dunn, Luther A., II, 205
Dunn, Thomas L., II, 354
Dunsford, Ensor R., III, 569 Duthie, George H., II, 388 Duty, Michael K., III, 57
Duval, Harding H., II, 311 Duval, Isaac H., II, 310 Dyer, Edmond Roger, III, 334
Dyer, Osceola, II, 508 Dyer, Vernon L., II, 214
Dysentery, treatment of, I, 250
Eades, James B., II, 519
Eagle, Edward C., II, 607
Eagle Manufacturing Company, III, 78
Eakin, John W., III, 171
Early, Carl B., II, 211
Early, Robert L., III, 242 Early market towns, I, 526
Easley, Frank S., II, 109 East India School (1621), I, 277
Eastern panhandle, settlements of, I, 99; settlements in (1800-66), 134-136; Wheel- ing, chief town of (1818), 154; Confed- erate operations in (1861), 389; railroads in, 464 Eastwood, Harry, III, 616
Eberts, Carl H., II, 364
Echols, Louis F., III, 127
Edelen, Charles W., II, 475
Edelen, Robert, II, 475
Edgar, Glenn R., III, 351 Edgell, Ellis E., III, 439
Edmonds, Harry J., III, 629
Edmondson, Richard H., II, 431
Education (see also schools), I, 17; tradi- tion of, 277; interest of English Church in, 278; public schools established by Vir- ginia General Assembly (1796), 279; Western Virginia champion of free educa- tion (1817-45), 280, 281; school statistics by counties (Western Virginia) in 1833, 281; school law of 1846, 282; Old Field schools, 282-284; early schools in counties and sections, 285-291; free school systems in only three counties (1863), 291; acade- mies incorporated (1797-1860), 291, 292; academies and seminaries, 291-296; school statistics (1850), 296, 297; Western Vir- ginia champions free schools, 316, 317, 588; development of public (1863-1908), 590, 591; rates of State school levies (1863-1913), 609, 628-644; schools and the World's war, I, 706; statistics of (1918- 21), I, 715, 716
Education Association, first meeting, I, 636 Edwards, Seymour, I, 563
Edwards, Walter A., III, 180
Elizabeth (Moundsville), I, 104, 239 (1864), 393 Elizabeth, Wirt county (illustration), I, 446
Elizabethtown, I, 239
Elk River, I, 34, 35
Elkhorn tunnel, I, 483
Elkins, I, 475, 476, 477
Elkins, Davis, I, 563
Elkins, Everett J., II, 567
Elkins, Stephen B., I, 461, 473, 561
Elkins, Stephen F., III, 155
Elkins-Beverly county seat contest, I, 477, 478 Elliott, Charles, S., II, 641
Elliott, Felix, II, 141
Elliott, Mahala J., II, 117
Elliott, William J., III, 46
Ellison, John L., III, 629
End of the World Cliff, Elk River (illustra- tion), I, 28 England, C. McDonald, II, 235
England, Edward T., II, 407 Engle, James W., II, 286
English Church, its interest in education, I, 278
660
INDEX
English money system used (1803), I, 223 Enslow, Frank, III, 646 Epidemics, I, 251 Episcopal church, I, 257-261; status in 1850, I, 274 Estep, Charles L., III, 482 Ethel I, 441
Eureka-Belmont oil field, I, 506
Eureka pipe line, I, 510
European steamship lines, 1, 331
Evans, Charlotte M., III, 29
Evans, Edward H., II, 506
Evans, Erasmus S., II, 279
Evans, Frank L., III, 449
Evans, Hugh, III, 30
Evans, Jesse S., III, 254 Evans, Robert C., III, 254
Evans, Thomas E., II, 36
Evansville, 1, 185, 240
Everly, Enoch M., II, 176
Everly, J. A., II, 412
Everly, John L., III, 608
Everly, William II., II, 415
Exline, Frederick M., III, 354
Fair, Irvin E., III, 219 Fairfax, John M. G., 1I, 367
Fairfax, Thomas (Lord), sketch of, I, 53
Fairfax grant, surveyed by Washington (1747-48), 1, 53
Fairfield, I, 239
Fairmont, I, 102, 143, 144, 240; industrial development of, 459, 460, 462; normal school established at (1867), I, 589 Fairmont Academy, I, 294
Fairmont Male and Female Seminary, I, 294 Fairmont State Normal School (illustra- tion), I, 641 Fairmont State Normal School, II, 249 Fairview, I, 104, 168
Fairview oil fields, I, 505
Falls of Grassy Creek over Lower Guyandot Sandstone (illustration), I, 30
Falls of Hominy Creek, Nicholas County (illustration), I, 37 Faloon, George, 11I, 238
Faris, Mary, III, 357
Faris, Samuel S., III, 356
Farland, Richard A., JII, 75
Farley, Hiram H., ITI, 603
Farley, Rush F., 1I, 545
Farley, Thomas, I, 55
Farley, Thomas J., II, 134
Farley, William F., II, 576
Farm implements and machinery, I, 531
Farmers' institutes and other organizations, I, 533 Farmers State Bank of Wellsburg, II, 285
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