Inventory of the Papers of Lewis Preston Collins

MSS 85-6

Inventory of the Papers of Lewis Preston Collins

Overview

Law office papers from a small-town civil practice in southwest Virginia, 1924-1952. Clients, in addition to private individuals, included the Norfolk and Western Railway, the Virginia State Highway Department, Virginia Auto Mutual, Appalachian Electric Power Insurance, local businesses and, banks, and several insurances companies.

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Dates
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Extents
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Scope & Contents

For reasons that have not been discerned, these law office files were maintained in three sets, and so they are now arranged in three series although none is very long. The entire collection fills 21 boxes (9.1 linear feet) and spans 1924 to 1952, with most of the papers concentrated in the years 1933 to 1942.

Series I in Boxes 1 - 12 contains case files for the State Highway Department, Norfolk and Western Railway, Virginia Auto Mutual Insurance, Appalachian Electric Power, and other corporations Collins represented including the theatre owner (Byers Theatre v. Murphy). This series also has his Commissioner of Accounts reports and files for individual private clients. These records covering 1933-42 were in folders numbered 1 to 217, although some of that number are missing; the numerical order has been retained.

Series II in Boxes 12 - 16 covers the same time period and were numbered (1 - 372 with many gaps) in the law office. This numerical arrangement is also roughly chronological. Many of these files contain one or two pieces of correspondence about relatively simple matters, although the contents of some of them relate to cases in the other series. Because Collins' various groupings for his files have been preserved, researchers will benefit from a careful reading of the box list when trying to follow a particular case.

Finally, Series III in Boxes 16 - 21 contains files that were in no particular order, so they have been arranged alphabetically. The types of cases here are similar to those in Series I, but the predominant years are the mid-1920's and the later 1940's.

Collection Description

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    Physical Description

    21 boxes (9.1 linear feet)<extent>1 arbitrary_unit</extent>

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    Conditions Governing Access

    There are no restrictions.

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    Preferred Citation

    Papers of Lewis Preston Collins, MSS 85-6, Box Number, Special Collections, University of Virginia Law Library.

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    Biographical / Historical

    Lewis Preston ("Pat") Collins was born in Lynchburg, Virginia, in 1896. He was educated in the public schools of Marion, Virginia and attended Washington and Lee University until he was called to serve in World War I. In 1919 he began the study of law at Yale University and was awarded the LL.B. in 1922, the same year that he received his B.A. from Washington and Lee. Collins was admitted to the Virginia Bar in July of 1922 and immediately set up his law practice in the town of Marion. As his practice grew, he also became active in local civic organizations and politics, eventually becoming district chairman of the Democratic Party.

    Marion, the Smyth County seat, is located in southwest Virginia about forty miles northeast of Bristol and a hundred miles southwest of Roanoke. Collins carried on a civil practice that primarily served people in Smyth and the adjacent counties of Washington and Wythe. Early in his career, he represented individuals in family, probate and real estate matters and served as "committee" for veterans with mental or emotional problems in order that they could receive their Veterans' Administration benefits. In 1933, when the Federal Home Owners' Loan Act established the Home Owners' Loan Corporation, Collins served as local counsel and handled closings for the Corporation. A year later he was appointed Commissioner of Accounts of the Circuit Court of Smyth County, and became responsible for the settlement of accounts when wills were probated in that court. Toward the end of the 1930's, Collins began to make investigations, settle claims, and handle lawsuits for the Virginia Auto Mutual, Pennsylvania, and State Farm insurance companies. When the State Highway Department began planning to build Route 11 through his area of the state, he represented the department in disputes over the value of land and handled the settlements of payment for land claimed for the highway. Soon thereafter, he began to handle similar cases for the Norfolk and Western Railway, which was running a track parallel to the new highway. Collins' other corporate clients included the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company, the town of Saltville, the Appalachian Electric Power Company, the Saltville plant of the Mathieson Alkali Works, and the Marion National Bank. He also represented one of the defendants in an antitrust case brought by an independent theatre owner against several competitors and a number of the major film companies.

    While Collins represented several "outside" interests in his practice, he also managed to look out for the interests of the community and used his many contacts when asked to do so. His law practice papers demonstrate the influence of a lawyer/Democratic politician in a small Virginia town during the 1930's. Collins was the delegate from his district to the Virginia General Assembly from 1936 until 1946 when he was elected Lieutenant Governor. After serving a term under Governor William M. Tuck, Collins ran and won again, this time to serve with Governor John S. Battle. However, Collins' promising political career was cut short by his untimely death at the age of 56.

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    Immediate Source of Acquisition

    The Papers of Lewis Preston Collins were transferred to the Law Library from the Manuscripts Department of Alderman Library in 1985. These papers from Collins' law practice were donated to the University along with his personal and political papers, which have remained at Alderman in accordance with the wishes of the donor, Lewis Preston Collins III.

seriesSeries I (boxes 1-12)
file[Virginia] Brosius: Loan, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileBetter Housing Institute, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 1
file[Charles A.] Cooley: Loan, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileW.B. Crockett: Loan, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileHannah S. Cannon: Loan, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileCommissioner of Accounts: Reports, 1934-37, -41MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileDale Cole (Home Owners' Loan Corporation), 1939MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileJacob L. Davidson: Loan, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileJohn R. George: Loan, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 1
fileEugene A. Hyde: Abstract, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 1
file[Martha Brewer] Hackler: Loan, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileHome Owners' Loan Corporation, 1933-35MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileHighway Commission: F.J. Allen Right of Way, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileSam Henegar: Loan, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 2
file[George Lester] Hensley, 1937-38MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileDr. A.L. Jones, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileCharles A. McVey, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 2
file[Charles G.] Miller: Loan, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileMiscellaneous File, 1937-38MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileNorfolk & Western Railway: W.V. Birchfield, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileMartin v. Perkins, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 2
file[Rachel P.] Poore, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 2
fileMary G. Proctor, 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 3
file[B. Scott] Sprinkle: Loan, 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileShirley v. Thomas, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileA.C. Snider, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileClaude Sullivan: LPC Committee, 1927-32, 1935-38MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileState Highway v. C.V. Caudill, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileState Highway v. Shanklin, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileM.J. Shrader, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 3
fileState Highway v. Gordon, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileState Highway v. Sawyers, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileTransfer from C.L. Collins to T. F. Cox , 1937MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileU.S. v. Bishop, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileC.A. Umbarger, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileVirginia Auto Mutual Insurance Co. (VAMI): Cox, 1937-39MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileVAMI: Meek, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileVAMI: Wilder, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileVirginia Lunch: ABC Hearing, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileWalters on Property Abstract, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileN.S. Wright & Co, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileR.F. Taylor, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileWilkinson, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileAirport, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileAtlantic Life Insurance Co, 1938-39MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileT.W. Buchanan Estate, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileC.P. Blackwell, 1939-40MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileCharles A. Vogt: LPC, Adm, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileBrosius Loan Foreclosure, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileBurch, 1936-37MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileLonnie Blevins, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileCommissioner of Accounts [2 folders] (See also Box 1), 1938-42MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileCrockett Foreclosure, 1937-38MSS 85-6, Box 4
fileWimmer Loan, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 5
fileCalfee, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 5
fileLuigi Genga: LPC Committee, 1928-41MSS 85-6, Box 5
fileF.M. Hughson, 1939-41MSS 85-6, Box 5
fileGoolsby Estate, 1933-37MSS 85-6, Box 5
fileHarwood Manufacturing Corp, 1938-39MSS 85-6, Box 5
fileMaggie Lyons: Committee of Cortez E. Lyons, 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileJackson v. Gilbert, 1939-40MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileFrancis C. Moore: LPC Committee, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileHome Owners' Loan Corporation, 1940MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileCallie Richardson Hutton, 1937-39MSS 85-6, Box 6
filePresley v. N. &. W. Railway , 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 6
filePreston Estate, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileLulu Price, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileMrs. Will Johnston: Right of Way, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileW.N. Richardson: ABC Board , 1940MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileH. Boyd Staley: Insurance, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileSeaver Estate , 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileJohn W. Lewis, 1939-40MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileVAMI Co.,, 1938-40MSS 85-6, Box 6
fileIowa Steel and Iron Works v. J.F. Tilley & Co, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileKeller v. Massachusetts Protective Association, 1931-32MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileRusso v. Sayers, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileBlevins v. Cole, 1933-35MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileBuchanan v. Addington, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileByers Theatre v. Murphy, 1939-40MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileBeverly v. Mauck , 1933MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileBrickey v. Neff, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileBonham v. Keesee, 1940MSS 85-6, Box 7
fileCoyner v. Lincoln Theatre,, 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCassell v. Cassell, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCollins v. Moore , 1934MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCounts v. N. & W. Railway , 1935MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCollins v. Jones , 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCommonwealth v. Ham, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCommonwealth v. Butler, 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCommonwealth v. Sutherland, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileCommonwealth v. Vaught, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileVirginia Game and Inland Fisheries v. Watlington, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileHendry v. Ruggie, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileGlover v. Walker, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileHendry v. Hendry, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileHendry Suits, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileHendricks v. Spurling, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileHull v. Sutherland, 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileJohnson v. Sheridan, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileShirley v. Phipps, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileMathieson Alkali v. Lona, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileJones v. Hinton, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileBonham v. Jones (see also Box 17), 1935MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileJones v. Hinton, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 8
fileKlingstein v. Hotel Marion, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileMarion National Bank v. Lindamood, 1939-40MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileLitton v. Litton, 1927, -33MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileNelson v. Marion Bank Co, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileRosenbaum v. Kroger Grocery Baking Co, 1937-39MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileSouthern Factories & Stores v. Lincoln Furniture, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileState Highway: Rights of Way, 1936-38MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileSaltville Water Works v. Chapman, 1936-37MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileState Highway v. C.S. Wassum, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileState Highway v. Ross, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileState Highway v. Musser, 1936-37MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileState Highway v. Hull, 1934-36MSS 85-6, Box 9
fileState Highway v. Wheeler, 1936-37MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Cregger, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Copenhaver, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Bear, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Hutton, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Shuler, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Gammon, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Atkins, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Snavely, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Scott, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Musser, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Scott, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Cassell, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Calhoun, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Lutheran Church, 1936-37MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Harris, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Hounshell, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Riddle, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileState Highway v. Groseclose, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileBonham v. Jones, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileHendry Estate, 1937-41MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileA.F. Eller, 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileDickinson v. N. W. Railway, 1939-42MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileCulbert Estate, 1940-42MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileCommonwealth v. George A. Rheman Co, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 10
fileCox v. Marion Orange Crush Co. (Appeal), 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileO.P. Copenhaver, 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileCulbert Loan, 1940MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileChilhowie Realty Co, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileButler v. Blankenbeckler, 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileBetterton Coffee v. Wyatt, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileBarrett v. N. & W. Railway, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileJ.B. Bonham, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileH.L. Bonham Estate, 1934-39MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileBordwine v. Applachian Electric Power Co, 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileAppalachian Electric Power v. Saunders, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileN. W. Railway v. Hash, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileN. W. Railway Blueprints, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileCommonwealth v. Ruscoe, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileState Highway v. Marion Investment Corp, 1940-43MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileU.S. v. Bishop, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 11
filePuritan Chemical v. Wolfe's Restaurant, 1941-43MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileHarris Graves v. Glade Mountain Corp, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileHolston Transportation Co.: Application, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileBrooks Equipment v. Bolling, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 11
filePorter v. Marion Orange Crush, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileFunkhauser v. Ellis, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileCash and Haul Grocery v. Oliver Estate, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileVirginia-Lincoln Furniture Corp.: Charter changes, 1936-42MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileRaymond Williams Judgment, 1934, -40MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileTown of Chilhowie v. N. & W. Railway, 1937-39MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileTown of Saltville: 1939-41 Tax Collections, 1941-42MSS 85-6, Box 11
fileStone v. N. & W. Railway, 1940-41MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileH.B. Staley: Wage and hour, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileW.A. Stuart: Virginia State Bar Association, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileState Highway Department: Saltville, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileE.J. Roberts Pardon, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileKroger Grocery Baking Co.: General file, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileEller v. Hopkins, 1941-42MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileBank of Marion v. Lemmon Wright, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileWolfe's Restaurant, 1941-42MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileVirginia-Lincoln Furniture Corp.: Car uses of employees, 1934, -40MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileWhiting Lumber v. Lincoln Builders, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileVirginia-Lincoln v. Hendry, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileVictory Specialty Co. v. Morris, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileU.S. Loan Co. v. Spratt, 1938-39MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileTannebaum & Son v. Lincoln, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileSussman v. Ross Tavern, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 12
William Munford Tuck and Lewis Preston Collins, January 1950
seriesSeries II in Boxes 12 - 16
fileC.H. Whiteman, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileWilson, Kemp & Hoggs, 1933, -37MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileCaldwell Sites, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileWilliam A. Stuart, 1934-39MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileA.J. Atwell, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileWestmoreland Club, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileW.B. Crockett, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileT.W. Ristine, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileHenry C. Pruner, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 12
fileAntone Fisher, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileT.B. Ward, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileGeorge F. Cook, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileU.S. Veterans' Bureau, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.V. Birchfield, 1933-36MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileLyman Sevier, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileRice's Filling Station, 1933, -38MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJohn Buchanan, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJohn B. Spires, 1933, -37MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileBureau of Vital Statistics, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileBessie Cullop, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileA.C. Snider, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileFannie Bowser Stewart, 1933, -36MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileRegistrar of Deeds, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMrs. I.W. White, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileWilliam H. Gollehon, 1933, -35MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.B. Crockett, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileHelen Reuter Kirk, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileRoscoe Russell, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJames D. Tate, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileE.T.C. Oaks, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileBetter Housing Institute, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileDepartment of Interior, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileSheriff of Wythe County, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileTom Phillips, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.P. Chambers, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileH. Laurie Smith, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileR.L. Suit, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileAlec Hutchins, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMeyers & Tabakin, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.R. Buchanan, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileG.P. Cox, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileWilliam Tilson, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileCollin Webb, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMaggie J. Lyons, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileDr. Don P. Peters, 1934, -38MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileBaxter Williams, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileFred Rector, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileFlorence Crabtree Cahill, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileCharles E. Wiley, 1934-38MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileM.N. Moorman, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileSteve Meek, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJohn L. Godwin, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMarion National Bank, 1934, -38MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJ.H. Trent, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileGeorge M. Seaver, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMrs. R.M. Gollohon, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.B. and Margaret Staley, 1935-42MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJ.F. Tilley, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileFidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.N. Hayes: Guardian of William A. Hayes, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileTilson Property, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileRoderick Butler, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
filePaul Greever, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJ.S. DeJarnette, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMrs. C.C. Lincoln, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJ.F. Ward, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileRoy J. McAllister, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileW.F. Culbert and Sons, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileCollins Brothers, 1930-38MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileMrs. W.E. Hurt, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileBristol Grocery Co, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileGeorge Burchett, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileAmerican Bar Association, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileTown of Chilhowie, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 13
fileJohn Plain & Co, 1933MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJohn B. Huffard, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileInterstate Hardware Co, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileR.H. Sutherland, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileC.G. Dutton, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileVest, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileS.M. O'Bannon, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGordon Snavely, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileW.D. Hohenthal, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileAlfred Mann, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJake Keller, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRuth Lewis, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGeorge M. Warren, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileHattie McClanahan, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMary Gannon Proctor, 1940MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJames T. Prickett, 1929MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGeorge D. Woods, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMrs. C.D. Carter, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileD.M. Cosby, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJohn Lynn Sanders, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMrs. Harriet Clarke, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMrs. G.A. Coley, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRay Rector, 1934-39MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileFred Cole, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileE.H. Robinson, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGlenn Richardson, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileG.J. Walker, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileIra M. Quillen, 1934-39MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileC.W. House, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileEleanor Preston Watkins, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGlobe Adjustment Bureau, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJoel W. Flood, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJames W. Hutton, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileLetscho Deed of Trust, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJamie Pennington Deed, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileStone Lumber Co, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileHaines Wolfe, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileR.M. Hale, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRoller Case, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileHobart Martin, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileDr. H.E. Foxworth, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileE.B. Sprinkle, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGlenn Mitchell Young , 1934, -36MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileVirginia Lincoln Furniture, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileTolbert Deed, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileR.B. Maxey, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJohn T. Wassom, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileKelsic Hundley, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileC.G. Farris, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileVaught Case, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileArch Graham, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJ.N. McAllister, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRosa Allah Ryan, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileH. Wise Wheeler, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileWiley Crismond, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileEdmund Sheppard, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
filePiggly Wiggly, 1935, -38MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileBruce Thompson, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJannie Bennington, 1931-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJessie Hart, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileH.L. Atkins, n.d.MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMax Bronfman, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMrs. S.E. Cook, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileBuster Roop, 1935-38MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileWilliam H. McCarty, 1931-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRoy Haulsee Deed, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileThomas Carter, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRichard Snider, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRoanoke Linen Supply Inc, 1935-40MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileLee Cole, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGeorge M. Atkins, 1941-45MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileArthur G. Cress, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileT.F. Williams, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileYork and York, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileV.E. (Lonnie) Wolfe, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMartindale Hubbell Inc, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileJudge Elben C. Folkes, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRetail Credit Co, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileEmbrey N. Potts, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileTheater Equipment Contract Corp, 1933-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
filePercy W. Decker, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGordon Smith, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
file[Marion] Town Council, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileCharles Young, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileHighley & Semans, 1933-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMercantile Adjuster, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRetail Credit Co, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileMary Morgan, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileThornton to W.B. Todd & Co, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileE.A. Jones Deed, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileR.D. Hankla, 1933-34MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileAmerican Historical Society, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileAnderson to Gross Lease, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileGeorge Haga, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileRepass Deed, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 14
fileAndrew Simons, 1935-39MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileJuanita Ford, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileGwyn to Tomlinson, 1934-35MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileSeaver to Dr. Staley, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileMary Louise Home, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileJohn Q. Rhodes, 1935-39MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileWalter E. Johnston, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileEmma Goode, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileLoyd's of America, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileR.E.M. Goolsby, 1935-37MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileF.M. Rivinus, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileWheeler Deed , 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileJ.H. Heffinger Will, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileHenderson Lease, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileBob Gullion, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileMarion Handle Mills, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileChilhowie National Bank, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileRepass (Atlanta Building Loan Association), 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileH.L. Morgan, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileRobert Bruce, 1935-36MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileFallon Florist, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileI.M. Quillen, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileR.L. Poore, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileMarion Bottling Works, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileCharles Edward Lovelace, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileEd Pugh, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileW.P. Richardson,, 1940, -43MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileAccounts paid, 1936-40MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileVirginia Auto Mutual Insurance Co, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileT.F. Cox License Application [for operating a bus line] (see also Box 16), 1936-42MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileWilliamson Deed, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileRecommendations, 1939, -41MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileH.W. Bowers: Deed of Trust, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileA.B. Roberts, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileWilliam M. Tuck, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileCollins Permit, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileDeeds, 1924, 1937-41MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileD.D. Hull, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileRalph Killinger, 1936MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileE.V. Greever, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileC.S. Wassum, 1935-37MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileEdward G. Borjes, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileMarion Drug Co, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileContracts, 1937-41MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileJanie Anderson Bane, 1937-38MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileMartha B. Hackler, 1927, -37MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileBooth Will, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileLettie and Gary Snider Will, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileMiriam Sheffey, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileG.C. Musser, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileRobinson Will, 1937MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileLease Agreements, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileJulia Parker, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 15
fileHelen Murphy,, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileMrs. B.H. Conner, 1938-40MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileLena and Paul Kelly, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileHickey, McCorkle, Hackney, 1938-39MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileMrs. John Wilkinson, 1938MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileWomen's Missionary Union of Virginia, 1936, -38MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileLynn and Brainerd Adams, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileW.M. Sclater, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileClay Church, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileOrange Crush Bottling Co, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileCloyd Martin, 1939MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileJ. Cochran Copenhaver Will, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileMiscellaneous, 1938-39MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileWills [Duplicates?], 1941MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileM.C. Richard Will, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileMountain Bus Lines (see also Box 15), 1933-48MSS 85-6, Box 16
seriesSeries III in Boxes 16 - 21 (unnumered files)
fileAbbitt v. Collins [H.L. Moorman Estate], 1932-33MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileAppalachian Electric Power Co.: General file, 1938-42MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileCharles Atherton, 1934MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileAtkins v. U.S, 1941-44MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileAtkins v. U.S.: Blueprint, n.d.MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileMiscellaneous A, 1949MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileRobert P. Beaman, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileBlakemore v. Saunders, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileBlevins v. Brown, 1930-31MSS 85-6, Box 16
file[Depositions for Blevins v. Cole], 1935MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileBolling v. King Coal Theatres, Inc, 1940-49MSS 85-6, Box 16
fileBonham v. Jones (See also Box 7),, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileBrewer v. Davis, 1952MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileBridges v. N. W. Railway, 1947MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileT.W. Brooks Estate, 1941MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileBuck v. Testerman, 1930MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileByrdie Sanders Loan, 1925-26MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCalhoun v. Mason & Dixon Lines, 1950MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCall v. Call, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCommercial Liquidating Co, 1930MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCommercial Trust v. York, 1930MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCommonwealth v. Arlington, 1951MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileE.K. Coyner: State Hospital Board, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCrockett v. Mason & Dixon Lines, 1949-50MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCulbert Sons v. Washington Co. Farm Bureau, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileCatron v. American Railway Express, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileDeeds, 1946-51MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileDetroit Fidelity and Surety Co, 1925MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileBruce Dodson and Co, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileDunagan v. State Highway, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileEquitable Life Assurance Society, 1935MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileFarmer v. Mason & Dixon Lines, 1949-50MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileJ.K. Fisher Accounts, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileGreer v. Bausher, 1949-50MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileHancock v. Smith, 1951MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileR.K. Harden: Probate of Will, 1950MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileHarris v. Marion Insurance Co, n.d.MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileHarris v. United States Fire Insurance Co, 1930MSS 85-6, Box 17
fileJesse R. Helton: LPC Committee, 1933-37MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileHenegar Dooley Shoe Co. v. J.W. Roberts & Co, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileHicks v. Phillippe, 1930MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileHotel Saltville Sanitation, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileHuff v. Hull , 1924-25MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileImperial Fibre Products v. Buchanan, 1925MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileDaniel Isaacs: LPC Committee, 1927-41MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileLawyers' Title Insurance Group, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileLee v. Rhea , 1932MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileLee, Rhea, Staley, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileKirk, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMcCready v. Mutual Benefit Health, 1932-33MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileTown of Marion v. Carrico Co, 1950MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMarion National Bank: General file, 1941-42MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMarion Produce v. Railway Express, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMarrow Adoption , 1944MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMathieson Alkali Works: Swimming pool, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMiscellaneous papers relating to cases, found with non-legal papers, 1935-51MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMiscellaneous papers relating to cases, found loose, 1936-42MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileFrancis Moore: LPC Committee, 1927-35MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMorgan v. Henegar, 1913MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileMt. Marion Fashions, Inc, 1948-51MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileNickels Mfg. Co. v. Echols, 1925MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileNorfolk & Western Railway: Closing agency -- Seven Mile Ford, 1949-50MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileN. & W. Railway Blueprints: Seven Mile Ford, n.d.MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileN. & W. Railway: General file, 1938-43MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileN. & W. Railway: Blankenbeckler Right of Way, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileN. & W. Railway: Buck Right of Way, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 18
fileN. & W. Railway v. Gammon, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileN. &. W. Railway: Leedy Right of Way, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileN. & W. Railway: Pickle Right of Way, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileN. & W. Railway: Stanley Right of Way , 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileN. & W. Railway: Welch Right of Way, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileN. & W. Railway Blueprints, 1942MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileOsborne v. Bilbo, 1944MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileMiscellaneous O-R, 1947-51MSS 85-6, Box 20
filePennsylvania Casualty Co, 1940-43MSS 85-6, Box 20
filePiggly Wiggly Marion Co.: Livestock Subsidy, 1947-48MSS 85-6, Box 20
filePreston v. N. & W. Railway, 1930MSS 85-6, Box 20
filePritchett v. Brinkley, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileWalter H. Robertson, 1934-42MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileRoss v. Cullop Transfer Co, 1925-26MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileRouse v. Todd, 1931MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileSaltville (Misc.): Bond Issue, 1934-59MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileSaltville Moter Co. v. Poore, 1924-26MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileJohn Sanders Estate, 1943-44MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileSawyers v. State Highway, 1943-44MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileSechler v. Neff, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileOat Smith, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileSoldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act, 1943MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileSprinkle v. N. & W. Railway, 1949-51MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileH.B. Staley, 1928-29MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileH.B. Staley: Stock Transfer, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileStanton v. Rouse, 1949-51MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileState Highway Acquisition 91 Smyth Co, 1952MSS 85-6, Box 20
fileState Highway Department: General File, 1935-44MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileState Highway v. Bonham, 1943-44MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileState Highway v. Clawson, 1950MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileState Highway v. Dyer , 1942MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileStevens v. Sprinkle Motor Co, 1927MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileMiscellaneous S-W, 1945-51MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileTitles of Empty Folders, n.d.MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileLowry Lester Trent: LPC Committee, 1931-41MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileUnited Stores, Inc, 1944MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileVirginia Auto Mutual Insurance Co, 1939-42MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileVirginia Lunch v. Willett Bros, 1942-43MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileVirginia State Bar, 1942-45MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileWalker v. Cole, 1932MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileWarren v. Copenhaver, 1947-48, -51MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileWaugh's Department Store v. Sells, 1926MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileWhite v. Carter , 1932MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileJohn J. Wicker, Jr , 1933MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileC.Y. Widener, 1951MSS 85-6, Box 21
fileYouts v. Burkett , 1925MSS 85-6, Box 21
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