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1. William H. Edwards in His 80th Year, Kanawha County, W. Va.

2. General John Echols

3. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins

4. Matthew Edmiston

Served in 20th Virginia Calvary.  He was also president of Wells Fargo Company 1902-1910.

5. Colonel Dudley Evans of Morgantown, W. Va.

6. Stephen B. Elkins

7. W. L. Emmert

This is the house in Gilmer County near Tanner, West Virginia, where the music and the chorus to the West Virginia Hills was written by the late H. E. Engle.

8. H. E. Engle Home, Gilmer County, W. V.a

In the back row of Engle family portrait is H. E. Engle and Wesley Engle.

9. Engle Family

10. Henry Everett Engle

11. Ely Ensign

12. Portrait of Mr. Engstrom

13. Judge D. M. Easley, Circuit Court 9th Judicial Circuit, Mercer County, W. Va.

14. D. W. Emmons, Member of First Council

15. N. L. Ellison

16. C. B. Ebbert

17. J.B. Easton and Ned Sims

18. Family Portrait of Henry Everett Engle, Wife and Son, Aldine

19. Henry Everett Engle and Wesley Engle

20. Cara L. Ebert

21. Stephen B. Elkins

22. Stephen B. Elkins

23. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins

24. Stephen B. Elkins

25. Stephen B. Elkins at about Age 50

26. Stephen B. Elkins

27. Andrew Edmunston

28. Andrew Edmunston

'The West Virginia Hills' was written by H. E. Engle.

29. Old Arm Chair in which Music to 'The West Virginia Hills' was Written, Gilmer County, W. Va.

June 15, 1897 to 1927.

30. W. J. Eddy, First Baptist Church, Fairmont, W. Va.

From the Graphic News, September 18, 1886.

31. Etching of Bob Eastham, a Famous West Virginia Deer Hunter and Guide

32. Program to Commemorate the Birth of Henry Everett Engle

33. Title Page of H. E. Engle's 'The West Virginia Singer'

Lt. Col. F. K. Everest, Chief of Flight Test Operations Laboratory at Edwards Air Force base, Calif., and test pilot for the North American F-200, unofficially set a new world speed record of 754.96 miles per hour over a 15 kilometer course in an F-100 "Super Sabre" along the Salton Sea in California, 29, October 1953.'

34. Lt. Col. F. K. 'Pete' Everest

Chaplain, U.S.S. Melville from July 1918 to Feb. 13, 1919.

35. Lt. John Ely, Jr.

36. Caterina Elkins

Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins

37. Hallie Davis Elkins

Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins.

38. Hallie Davis Elkins

39. Daryl Ely, Dept. of Employment Security

40. Evangelists, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eskew of Buckhannon, W. Va.

'Cecil D. Eby, Jr., the biographer of Porte Crayon, is a native of Charles Town.  He is a graduate of Shepherd College and holds degrees from Northwestern University and the University of Pennsylvania.  Dr. Eby's specialty has been American literary history.  His biography of David Hunter Strother appeared in 1960 under the title "Porte Crayon": the Life of David Hunter Strother. The journals of General Strother were edited and published by the University of North Carolina Press in 1961 under the title, A Virginia Yankee in the Civil War.  Selections from Strother's Virginia Illustrated, North Carolina Illustrated, A Winter in the South and the Dismal Swamp, along with "Porte Crayon's" inimitable illustrations appeared under the collective title, The Old South Illustrated, also published by the University of North Carolina Press in 1959.  The author is presently on the faculty of Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va., where he is assistant professor of English.'

41. Cecil D. Eby, Jr.

42. Echols, Edward

43. J. S. Elder

Victorian Era portrait of young woman wearing a high neck, lace dress. Inscribed on the back, 'Hold till mats are sent in McKendry'

44. Anna Eusugn

Author, hunter and artist, George Bird Evans holds his kill and the paw of his English Setter.

45. George Bird Evans & Friend, Preston County, W. Va.

George Bird Evans fly fishing from a rocky bank while an unidentified woman watches.

46. Sportsman George Bird Evans of Preston County, W. Va.

Co-Authors, George Bird and Kay Evans pose with others members of their family, "Blue and "Ruff" while Kay holds a copy of the couples' first novel, "Death In Four Colors", published under the pen name, "Brandon Bird". The photograph was taken at their home, "Old Hemlock Farm" in Preston County, West Virginia.

47. George Bird Evans and Kay Evans With 'Blue' and 'Ruff', Preston County, W. Va.

Writing team of George Bird Evans and Kay Evans collaborate on a new mystery novel, to be published under the pen name, "Brandon Bird".

48. Husband & Wife Novelists, George Bird Evans & Kay Evans