Gwinn Papers Archive https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html A Neighborly Note from 1891: Saving a Penny and Mapping the Land A Soldier’s Hope for Spring: A Message from 1865 A Ledger, a Letter, and a Lesson in Lumber A Hand-Written Hello from 1886 A Neighbor’s Plea: John Gwinn and the Iron Horse A Bit of Old-Fashioned Worry: The $419 Question A Sack of Flour and a Saturday Visit Family Medical History: CLL and Immune dysregulation A Patch of Road and a Place to Call Home A Friendly Nudge from the General Store A Hand-Delivered Promise from Kanawha Falls A Neighborly Request at Sewell Depot Neighbors, Notes, and the Power of a Promise Raindrops and Real Estate: A 1876 Greeting from Burlington A Summer Sunday in 1864: Isaac Sannan’s News from the Farm A Bit of Land and a Muddy Road: A Note from 1885 A Helping Hand at Prince’s Station The Murder of Enos Gwinn: $100 REWARD! A Sun-Drenched Note from a Fayette County Farm A Cold January Resolve: A Letter from Old Ronceverte A Helping Hand at Mouth Greenbrier A Handshake in Ink: A 150-Year-Old Greeting from Laurel Creek A Helping Hand in Hard Times: A 1864 Tale from Fayette County A Gentle Reminder from Hinton’s General Store A Handshake on Paper: The Gwinn Brothers and a Missing Bond A Heartfelt Hello from 1864: Isaac and Evoline’s News from the Home Front A Little Window into 1932: Mr. Gwinn’s Mail Saving the Home Place: A Helping Hand from Lewisburg A Christmas Eve Tussle in Fayette County A Little Blue in Deep Water: A 1894 Love Letter to a Dear Friend A Warm Hearth and a Fair Shake: Laban Gwinn’s 1885 Letter A Soldier’s Hope: A Letter from the Day the War Ended A Little Note from the Sheriff’s Desk: A Glimpse into 1891 A Cold Sunday and a Warm Welcome Home Settling Scores and Shifting Soil in Union A Century-Old Standoff: When Lawyers Needed a Little Earnest Money The Gwinn Papers Archive: Stories and Documents From Our Ancestors Trouble on the River: A 150-Year-Old Letter from McKendree A Scrap of Paper and a Bit of Trouble A Summer Note from Prince: Taxes and Trust in 1897 A Glimpse into the Timber Woods of 1892 A Little Slip of History from the McKendree Post Office A New Year’s Greeting from 1866: News, Crops, and a Lost Pocketbook A Heartfelt Handover at the Knob A Brotherly Hand in Hard Times A Bitter Wind from Kanawha: A Brother’s 1870 Letter A Little News from Meadow Creek: A 1887 Winter Greeting New (old) Book: “The Gwinn’s of Round Bottom” now on Amazon A Measuring Square and a Business Letter from Old Paw Paw A Firm Hand and a Heavy Heart from Prince Station