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1. Benjamin F. and Lila Pendleton Proctor

   Image of Benjamin F. and Lila Pendleton Proctor. Benjamin Franklin Procter (Nov. 26, 1849-Nov. 30, 1944) was born in Procter Mill, a community in Logan County, Kentucky. He read law in the office of Judge Thomas Henry Hines and was elected City Attorney and served as Warren Circuit Court Commissioner and County Attorney of Warren County. Procter married Lila Pendleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pendleton of Upland, Pennsylvania, on November ...

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2. Benjamin F. Procter Home

   Two cabinet card images of the home of Benjamin F. Procter that was located at 1408 Chestnut Street in Bowling Green, KY. One of the images shows the home after a late snowfall in May. There is also a horse and buggy shown in the yard.

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3. Benjamin F. Procter Home - Wright, W. R.

   Cabinet card image of the home of Benjamin F. Procter that was located in Bowling Green, KY.

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4. Benjamin F. Procter House - Franklin, Eugene

   Photographs of the Benjamin F. and Lila Pendleton Procter house at 1408 Chestnut Street in Bowling Green, KY. Mr. Proctor is shown seated in front of the home with one of his dogs. An African-American maid, who may be Pinkie Ray, is also shown standing beside a bench. There are two horses and a small carriage in front of the home. The carriage has lanterns. Another photograph shows the home at a later date.

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5. Papers (Coombs Family)

   Correspondence, photographs, business records and miscellaneous papers of the Coombs, Robertson and related families of Warren and Simpson counties in Kentucky and of Alabama, Texas and Tennessee. Includes correspondence, personal papers and research of Elizabeth Robertson Coombs, librarian at the Kentucky Library, Western Kentucky University.

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6. Papers (Harris, Frances T.) - Harris, Frances T.

   "Some Old Southern Gentlemen of Bowling Green, [Kentucky]" written by Frances T. Harris for a WKU English class. Includes brief biograhies of several prominent men of Bowling Green.

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7. Papers (Herdman, Guy Hess, 1875-1947) - Herdman, Guy Hess, 1875-1947

   Personal and business papers, 1905-1935 (293 items), of Guy Hess Herdman, an attorney of Bowling Green, Kentucky, and assistant attorney general of Kentucky, 1936-1947, and legal papers, 1884-1934, from his practice in Bowling Green which relate chiefly to civil and commercial matters in Warren County, Kentucky

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8. Papers (Moore, Mary (Taylor) Leiper, 1885-1973) - Moore, Mary Elizabeth (Taylor) Leiper, 1885-1973

   Radio scripts, correspondence, research notes, and newspaper clippings of Kentucky Building director, Mary (Taylor) Leiper Moore. Moore served as director of the Kentucky Building at Western Kentucky University from 1931 to 1956. Also includes articles and speeches written by Moore.

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9. Papers (Procter and Pendleton Families)

   Correspondence and legal papers, 1894-1941, of Benjamin Franklin Procter, 1849-1944, a Bowling Green lawyer; and correspondence, 1899-1932, speeches, diaries, and Stockton genealogy of Lila Pendleton Procter, 1850-1932. Correspondence, sermons, 1866-1889, journal, and notebook of James Madison Pendleton, 1811-1891, a minister of the First Baptist church, Bowling Green, from 1837 to 1857.

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10. Papers (Procter, Benjamin Franklin, 1849-1944) - Procter, Benjamin Franklin, 1849-1944

    Miscellaneous papers of Benjamin Franklin Procter and his wife, Lila Pendleton Procter, chiefly regarding disposal of their property; includes letters, memoranda, and joint will.

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11. Papers (Procter Family)

    Genealogical notes and correspondence relating to the Procter, Carson and Dinwiddie families. Includes a certified copy of the will of Evan Shelby, father of Isaac Shelby, the first governor of Kentucky.

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12. Papers (Procter, Lila (Pendleton), 1850-1932) - Procter, Lila (Pendleton), 1850-1932

    Speech for a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting titled "John F. Perry, C.S.A.", information on William F. Perry, and a letter from Willie Perry Simpson to Lila (Pendleton) Procter.

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