Pensacola (Fla.)--Genealogy.

Scope and Contents Typescript, books, passport, photograph. This collection contains a small group of materials of Frederick A. Greenhut and the Greenhut family of Pensacola, Florida, including genealogical information and Greenhut's career in the National Archives. There is a photocopy of chapter eight of the typescript for "Thomas, Stately Tomb", a copy of "Dynamics of Dutch Politics" in the Journal of Politics, written by Richard C. Bone, Greenhut's passport, dated 1969, an unidentified color photograph,...

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Personal papers, consisting of manuscript letters of the Clifford family in Pensacola (1846-1863), photographs, and photocopies of genealogical research (1946-1978) on the Clifford and Fell families of Pensacola as well as related area families and the Cliffords of Edgecomb, Maine. Includes research on the Pensacola Light House (1824-1978) and lighthouse keeper George T. Clifford.

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Mary Dawkins narrates her research into and the history of the Soule Family in Pensacola, their connections to the Simpson Company, and related genealogy of Pensacola families.

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Lecture on the history and genealogy of the Hyer Family of Pensacola, Florida, by Mary Veal.  While undated, this was probably a UWF Leisure Learning class where local individuals were invited to tell the history and genealogy of local families in Pensacola.  38 minutes.

Scope and Contents Scrapbooks, 1968-1987, of Jean McCrellen, Pensacola, Florida including newspaper clippings primarily concerning genealogy and family history in Pensacola and West Florida. Topics include cemetery research, families, family reunions, surnames, and the Family Quest columns of Dot Brown from the Pensacola News Journal. Key names and subjects include Austen Nolf, Pat Enfinger, F. Wilbur Helmbold, G. Norman Simons, the Quina family, Irish genealogy, Gladys Daw, Dicy Bowman, Dean DeBolt, and the...

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Lectures on the Pace Family and Yonge Family of Pensacola, Florida; speakers unidentified. While undated, this was probably a UWF Leisure Learning class where local individuals were invited to tell the history and genealogy of local families in Pensacola. 1 hour, 23 minutes.

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Philip Pfeiffer speaks on the Pfeiffer Family of Pensacola, Florida.  While undated, this was probably a UWF Leisure Learning class where local individuals were invited to tell the history and genealogy of local families in Pensacola.  33 minutes.

Scope and Contents Genealogical research papers and materials concerning John Roberts, Zachariah Wesley Roberts, John Rich, James Rich, Benjamin Franklin Tidwell, Lewis Benton, and related families of Alexander, Andress, Andrews, Antone, Archer, Bell, Benton, Biggs, Booker, Burns, Butler, Butt, Byrd, Clifford, Clopton, Coe, Conley, Danforth, Ellis, Etheridge, Frazier, Gates, Gibson, Gilmore, Goldbach, Grant, Green, Johnson, Jones, Koza, Leone, Lutz, McQuigg, McWilliams, Mills, Moore, Morton, Neal, Oberhaus,...

Scope and Contents Personal papers of Marion Viccars, 1961-81, including correspondence, diaries, publications, newspaper clippings, awards, and other materials concerning the development of the Special Collections Department at the John C. Pace Library, University of West Florida, Pensacola, during her tenure as Special Collections Librarian (1967-80), notes on her travels abroad, includes research notes regarding the Yonge family of Pensacola. NOTE: Boxes 2-4 are Correspondence plus...

Scope and Contents The major portion of the papers were from the files of William H. Watson, senior member of the Pensacola law firm of Watson & Pasco, and its successors. Mr. Watson was born in Walton County, Florida, February 22, 1876. He read for the law and was admitted to the bar in 1897. Samuel Pasco (1878- ), Clarence J. Brown (1890- ), Samuel Pasco, Jr.(1909- ), and James Baker Watson (1909-1976) also served at various time with the firm. The...

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Dr. William S. Coker speaks on the Moreno Family and Saltmarsh Family of Pensacola. While undated, this was probably a UWF Leisure Learning class where local individuals were invited to tell the history and genealogy of local families in Pensacola. 58 minutes.