Box 1

The collection contains business ledgers, genealogical data, and personal correspondence of the family in Washington County, OH. The ledgers are from the Belpre food and dry goods market. The genealogical data takes the family from the early twentieth century to the seventeenth century. The eighteen items of correspondence include letters from Ohio University students.

The collection contains business ledgers, genealogical data, and personal correspondence of the family in Washington County, OH. The ledgers are from the Belpre food and dry goods market. The genealogical data takes the family from the early twentieth century to the seventeenth century. The eighteen items of correspondence include letters from Ohio University students.

The collection contains business ledgers, genealogical data, and personal correspondence of the family in Washington County, OH. The ledgers are from the Belpre food and dry goods market. The genealogical data takes the family from the early twentieth century to the seventeenth century. The eighteen items of correspondence include letters from Ohio University students.

The collection contains business ledgers, genealogical data, and personal correspondence of the family in Washington County, OH. The ledgers are from the Belpre food and dry goods market. The genealogical data takes the family from the early twentieth century to the seventeenth century. The eighteen items of correspondence include letters from Ohio University students.

The collection contains business ledgers, genealogical data, and personal correspondence of the family in Washington County, OH. The ledgers are from the Belpre food and dry goods market. The genealogical data takes the family from the early twentieth century to the seventeenth century. The eighteen items of correspondence include letters from Ohio University students.

The collection contains business ledgers, genealogical data, and personal correspondence of the family in Washington County, OH. The ledgers are from the Belpre food and dry goods market. The genealogical data takes the family from the early twentieth century to the seventeenth century. The eighteen items of correspondence include letters from Ohio University students.

Includes items removed from the book which consist of copies of the Records of the Colony of Massachusetts documenting the genealogy of the Dana family from 1640; a receipt from Muskegon Furniture Co. in Muskegon, Michigan for items bought by E.B. Dana dated December 30, 1886; and newspaper clippings from 1912 to 1928.