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1. Elmwood Residence - A black and white photograph of the residence known as "Elmwood". The original house was built about 1820 by Thomas Tosh, son of Jonathan Tosh. Subsequent owners included Colonel William M. Peyton, Benjamin Tinsley, Peyton L. Terry, and the City of Roanoke. It was demolished in 1964.

   1964.11.81

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Land survey and division for Jonathon Tosh - post 1812

   Ink drawing illustrating the division of land, higlighting landmarks, acreage, and other geographical features. The Roan Oak [sic] River runs through the land, left of center. Land is split between Elizabeth Tosh, William Lewis, and Thomas Tosh. Watts Land is written along the bottom right corner beside Tinker Creek. Accession Register states 'Post 1812 after Jonathon Tosh died."

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Survey Map of Land Belonging to Thomas & Tasker Tosh

   Property survey map of the land belonging to Thomas and Tasker Tosh, approximately 1650 acres. It includes the plantation called "Lone Oak", as it stood at the time of the marriage of Elizabeth Tosh and William Lewis.

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. Thomas and Tasker Tosh, Pioneers "on Roanoke" - n.d.

   Typescript titled "Thomas and Tasker Tosh, Pioneers "on Roanoke"", [compiled by Miss Margaret Scott], n.d. The paper covers the arrival of two brothers, Thomas and Tasker Tosh to the Roanoke River area, near Goose Creek. They are considered to have been among the first to settle in the Roanoke Valley.

   Record Type: Archive