Box 1
Contains 9 Results:
Correspondence of Dewey C. Renick, 1932-1970
Concerns business, politics, his service on the Virginia Air Pollution Commission and an illness. Includes letter from Virginia Governor J. Lindsay Almond. Correspondence concerns a memorial window to Charles J. Renick (1866-1935) and Sarah Prillaman Renick (1867-1915). Letters concerning treatment of undulant fever possibly contracted from drinking unpasteurized milk in Maine from a herd which later tested positive for brucellosis “Bang’s Fever.”
Anheuser-Busch Brewery (related clippings), 1969-1976
Newspaper clippings concerning the bringing to Williamsburg of the Anheuser-Busch brewery. Includes newspaper clippings about, photographs of, and a letter of thanks written to August Busch by Renick thanking him for the Clydesdale mare, (Belau Golden Maid) “Goldie.”
Dewey C. Renick Endowment at William & Mary, 1981-1991
Clippings and documents concerning the establishment of the Dewey C. Renick Endowment at William & Mary by George Tayloe Ross
Crofton Farm account book, 1956-1962
Farm Account book of “Crofton,” James City County, Va. owned by Dewey C. Renick and Fern Amelia Cooley Renick. Accounts are in alphabetical order. The farm was at the corner of News Road and Monticello Road, where the Veterans Park is. Concerns logs, feed, grass seed and pullets (chickens) Includes accounts with "Carter’s Grove," James City County, Va., Chesapeake Corporation, King’s Mill Dairy Farm, Lombardy Farm, Jamestown Corporation, Virginia Jack Farm, and T. W. Wood.
General papers relating to Fern Amelia Cooley Renick, 1918-1992
Papers relating to Fern Amelia Cooley Renick. Biography of Fern Cooley Renick compiled by women of Jamestown Presbyterian Church, her marriage announcement, endowment set up to give scholarships to students who are from the area of the church, obituary and her will.
Financial records of Fern Amelia Cooley Renick, 1979-1992
Materials mostly concern the settlement of the estate of Fern Amelia (Cooley) Renick by her daughter Jean Renick. Includes record relating to estate of Bernard W. Griffey.
Longmeadow, Hampden County, Massachusetts, Circa 1968
Paper placemats and a brochure for Longmeadow, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Calling card of Elsie Hunter