The Library

Notes For Using The Documents Library Click the links in the descriptions below to launch the items or pages. The Genealogy Reports are the printouts of the first six generations of our large Winters and Wayt Family database, in Standard Register format.  They include a listing of Master Sources as well as a lengthy citations section.  Please allow sufficient time for download. The Records Archive is a special section created for serious researchers, but all are welcome to browse!  It features images of records, such as marriage certificates, deeds, birth certificates, military papers, death certificates, etc. We have moved the Grave Markers galleries to their own page for easier navigation. Don't forget to browse our Surnames and Pedigrees pages!  These are important stores of information linking our families to those of others.  There has been a significant amount of information contributed to this website from our 'distant cuzzins.' The Documents & Articles section features a wide variety of miscellaneous materials for your enjoyment.  We welcome contributions to this collection. We are quite pleased to be the exclusive online source of Margaret Wayt DeBolt's fabulous West Virginia Hillbilly Archive.  If you don't spend some time here, you are really missing out on some priceless stories and family information! Most documents in this section will be in Adobe PDF format, so make sure you have it installed.  You must have v6.0 or later in order to view these documents.  Images are in .JPG format.  Some of these files are large, so please allow sufficient time for your browser to download them. If the Adobe Reader has been installed properly, it will launch simply by clicking on the desired link.  However, the document is also downloadable simply by right-clicking the link and selecting 'Save Target As...' from the popup menu.  (Some of the documents are larger, so please allow sufficient time for download.) The selection of materials you can view and use in this section have come from a number of generous persons who have shared from their personal archives.  We welcome contributions!

Note:  Some of the articles may not be suitable for younger readers as they contain facts of history which might be confusing or troubling.