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Excerpt from The History of Randolph County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present, Embracing Records of All the Leading Families, Reminiscences and Traditions, Early Life and Hardships, Internal Improvements, Roads, Mills, Forts, Courts, Officers, Soldiers, Churches, Schools, Towns, Railroads
It is a duty and a pleasure to acknowledge in this place the valuable assistance rendered by 'others in the work of preparing this book. The people Of Randolph in general. Were willing to assist, and help was Obtained from many sources not here enumerated, but special mention should be made Of the following persons who supplied information on Subjects with' which they had special acquaintance: Hon. Thomas J. San Diego, Cal; Hon. Benjamin Wilson, of Clarksburg; Hon. H. G. Davis, G. W. Printz, Hon. B. W. Smith, Of Lafayette, Ind.; Thomas B. Scott, Col; Henry Hay mond, Of Clarksburg; Col. Elihu Hutton, Adam C. Rowan, Prof. John G. Knutti, Of Fairmont; Warwick Hutton, Jacob W. Marshall, Major Joseph F. Harding, Miss Helen M. Womelsdorff, Alfred Hutton, Archibald Wilmoth, S. N. Bosworth, Daniel R. Baker, Jacob Wees, L. D. Strader, William H. Wilson, Lee Crouch, Dr. George W. Yokum, Mrs. Nancy Wilmoth, Eli H. Crouch, G. C. Lytle, Dr. A. S. Bosworth, Capt. Sampson Snyder, Alexander Logan, Prof. James H. Logan, col. Melvin Currence, Claude Phillips, H. B. Marshall, John M. Wood, Hon. A. W. Corley, Of Sutton; E. D. Talbott, Ezra P. Hart, Hon. Randolph Stalnaker, of Wheeling; Hon. Harmon Sny der Kent B. Crawford, Omar Conrad, Patrick Crickard, Jesse WI Goddin and Floyd J. Triplett.
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