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Stroud, William B.
No full textStroud, William B. Interview about growing up in Grand Falls-Windsor. William B. Stroud discusses growing up in Grand Falls-Windsor, his family, holidays, local businesses, 1925 fire, working with Singer sewing machine company, running the Royal Busline, IWA Strike, police officers, the depression, and clubs and organizations
Correspondence from Jack Berryman to Richard Stroud, December 1, 1961
No full textCorrespondence from Jack H. Berryman to Richard H. Stroud, December 1, 1961 concerning Logan Canyon Road and highway planning
Stroud Family Genealogy Collection - Accession 1025 - M451 (502)
No full textThe Stroud Family Genealogy Collection consists of information concerning the Stroud Family that lived in Chester County, South Carolina in the 18th Century compiled by Leatha Ann Stroud Betts of Utah. The collection consists mostly of family charts and record groups, but also includes some typescript copies of deeds and wills, as well as anecdotes and narratives. Allied family names included are: Campbell; Carter; Franklin; Howard; Howell; Kitchens; Strickland; Walker; Wall;https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/1883/thumbnail.jp
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Brad Stroud, cassette sent to Leon Breeden
No full textAudio recording sent by pianist and trombonist Brad Stroud to Leon Breeden following a visit to North Texas. The recording includes spoken segments from Stroud, as well as recordings of his performances, including Stroud's composition ("Listen to My Father") introduced by Kenton and played by Kenton's band, and a performance from one of Kenton's band clinics. The reference to Steve Wilkerson winning on the Gong Show dates the recording to around 1979
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[Letter from Elizabeth Stroud, October 22, 1992]
No full textA letter from Elizabeth Stroud to teachers about informing them of the schedule for the upcoming teacher training program
Letter from A.B. Stroud to James B. Finley
Get PDFRev. Asa Stroud is currently appointed to the Eaton Circuit, Lebanon District, under Presiding Elder James B. Finley. While on a journey, Stroud writes to advise Finley about an issue in the Eaton Society. One of the members, Sister Sheets, was accused of lying and found guilty in a hasty church trial. She was subsequently expelled from the society by Stroud. He has since learned that Sister Sheets intends to appeal her case at the next quarterly conference. After examining the facts, Stroud now believes that the guilty verdict was wrong. He would like to refer the case back to the Eaton Society for a new trial. Abstract Number - 191https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1189/thumbnail.jp
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Oral History Interview with Wendolyn Stroud, February 25, 2010
No full textInterview with Wendoyln Stroud, a longtime resident of Weatherford, Texas. Stroud discusses her family background, growing up, her own family, presidents, the civil rights movement, and thoughts on living in Weatherford
Telegram from Joanne Herbert Stroud to Minnie Meacham Carter
Get PDFTelegram from Joanne Herbert Stroud to Minnie Meacham Carter upon the death of Amon Giles Carter. The telegram expresses condolences and sympathy from Joanne Stroud and Ethan about his death.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_meachamcarterpapers/1210/thumbnail.jp
Interview with Bill Stroud
Get PDFBill Stroud speaks of his history in Knox County, including being president of the bank for thirty years. He discusses family farms and their prevalence in Knox County, and how the community and the farms are interconnected.https://digital.kenyon.edu/ffp_interviews/1019/thumbnail.jp
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