2 notebooks of the Inventory of the estate of Lemuel Wheelock (1792 - 1842) who died Feb 1842 at age 50
Wheelock collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Four small packets of bills and receipts tied with string. Pertaining to the settling of the estate of Col. Lemuel Wheelock (1792 - 1842). "Bills 1842" is written on the largest packet.
Wheelock collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
A photo of Lemuel Wheelock? (Simpson, Photographer)
2 partial photos of a woman with a long skirt and apron with name on back, Rhoda Wheelock?
A more recent photo of 3 women and 3 men, with note on back "This picture is from the Wheelock Collection" looks to be 1940s, none identified
Wheelock collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a
Seven writs of attachment issued by Lemuel Wheelock in his capacity as Justice of the Peace
1826 Lemuel Wheelock versus Nathan Moore issued by Jonathan Blake
1826 Stephen Perry versus Nathan Moore issued by Jonathan Blake
1836 Samuel Williams versus Elkanah Gould issued by Lemuel Wheelock
1836 Endracus Wheeler versus Moses Gould issuee by Lemuel Wheelock
1838 Stephen Buffum versus Henry Whipple issued by Lemuel Wheelock
1838 L. Woodward versus Appollos Root issued by Lemuel Wheelock
1838 Jessie Penniman versus Hosea Barrows issued by Lemuel Wheelock
Wheelock collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Newspaper picture of Mrs. John Goldsbury from a March 28, 1925 newspaper
Handwritten note on picture "Her ashes in W"
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Front of a picture Christmas card with a family of six (mother, father, boy, two girls, and baby) titled The Curtis Sextette
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Enterprise and Journal May 12, 1955 newspaper article on Warwick Village Public Water Supply - Urgent and Vital.
Article written by Dr. Paul W. Goldsbury
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Picture of home of Royal S. Goldsbury, Edgeworth, PA
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Concert by the Moody Male Quartette, Nov. 22, 1894
Thespian Opera House
R. S. Goldsbury, First Bass
P. W. Goldsbury, Second Bass
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Caption reads: 'Miss Margaret Barclay, of San Antonio, Texas, who was crowned "Queen of the Court of the Old South" at the conclusion of the annual Fiesta de San Jacinto.' "Mrs. (Major) Christopher Goldsbury" is written on the clipping. Margaret Goldsbury née Barclay was married to Christopher Goldsbury.
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
