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- West Virginia and Regional History Center
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- Account books | Bibles | Birth certificates | Birth, marriage, and death records. | Cemeteries and cemetery readings | Court records - Harrison County. | Death records. | Deeds and leases. | Diaries and journals. | Estates and estate settlements. | Family histories. | Genealogists' letters and papers. | Genealogy | Harrison County - Early families. | Historical Records Survey (U.S.) | Ledgers. | Marriage records | Taxation
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| • | Account books | (1) |
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| • | Birth certificates | (1) |
| • | Birth, marriage, and death records. | (1) |
| • | Cemeteries and cemetery readings | [X] |
| • | Court records - Harrison County. | (1) |
| • | Death records. | (1) |
| • | Deeds and leases. | (1) |
| • | Diaries and journals. | (1) |
| • | Estates and estate settlements. | [X] |
| • | Family histories. | (1) |
| • | Genealogists' letters and papers. | (1) |
| • | Genealogy | [X] |
| • | Harrison County - Early families. | (1) |
| • | Historical Records Survey (U.S.) | (1) |
| • | Ledgers. | [X] |
| • | Marriage records | (1) |
| • | Taxation | [X] |
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