CENTRAL WV VETERANS - Compiled and edited by HCPD. A pictorial history of veterans of Central West Virginia from the Revolutionary War to present day Iraq, this book contains pictures and brief military histories of more than 500 individuals.  These stories were submitted by veterans, their families and friends.  Published as a tribute to these men and women who have served their country proudly, this book is a must-have for those interested in military history or those researching Central West Virginia families.  It contains much information that is not available elsewhere regarding the military history of these men and women.  The book is 8.5 x 11 inches, soft bound, containing 100 pages.  Arranged in alphabetical order with surname index to parents and spouses. On sale now for $13.95

Call number — (HC-7122)

Price:  $13.95

CENTRAL WV VETERANS BOOK II  - A pictorial history of veterans of Central West Virginia from the Revolutionary War to present day Iraq, this book contains pictures and brief military histories of more than 400 individuals submitted since the publication of Book I.  These stories were submitted by veterans, their families and friends.  Published as a tribute to these men and women who have served their country proudly, this book, is a must-have for those interested in military history or those researching Central West Virginia families.  It contains much information that is not available elsewhere regarding the military history of these men and women.  The book is 8.5 x 11 inches, soft bound, containing 140 pages. Arranged in alphabetical order with surname index to parents and spouses. This book also include a listing of all known veteran burials in Lewis County and the cemeteries where they are buried.  Also included is a listing of Lewis County veterans who are buried in cemeteries outside of Lewis County.  On sale now for $17.50

Call number — (HC-7124)

Price:  $25.00

LEWIS COUNTY, WV, IN THE CIVIL WAR - Written by Roy Bird Cook, 1924, and edited by West Virginia historian Boyd Stutler, this book explores the military operations around and about Lewis County as well as those who served from the county on both sides during the Great Conflict. "The significance of the operations in Lewis and adjoining counties cannot be measured by the number of troops engaged in holding the section, or by the fact that no great battle was fought within the sector. . .," said Stutler. Weston was the gateway to all points in the interior of what would become, as a result of the war, West Virginia. Contains listings of Lewis Countians who served on both sides. 

Indexed. Soft bound. Reprinted 2000 from manuscript retyped by Cindy Ethier-Kostka. 

140 pages. 

Call number — (HC-7042)

Price:  $15.00

MAJOR GENERAL THOMAS MALEY HARRIS - This biography of Major General Harris, a member of the Military Commission that tried the President Abraham Lincoln assassination conspirators and the commander of the 10th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment (Union), 1861-1865, is of interest not just to the historian or Civil War buff but to the genealogist as well.  This book contains the roster of the 10th West Virginia from 1861-1865 along with information about the soldier and the movements of the regiment through the war. 

Call number — (HC-7950MH)

Price:  $14.95

Southern Sympathizers, Wood County Confederate Soldiers & A Sketch of the Nighthawk Rangers of Wood, Jackson, Wirt & Roane Counties in West Virginia.  Wes Cochran Publications.  Soft cover.  

Call Number - (WC-WOCMIL)

Price: S20.00

Wood County, WV, 1890 Census of Union Veterans and Their Widows.  Wes Cochran Publications.  Soft cover.  Indexed.  This includes names, ranks, regiments, enlistment and discharge dates of veterans.

Call Number - (WC-WOCMIL2)

Price: $10.00