Attorney and state senator. General correspondence (1915–1940) of Feuquay; his personal correspondence (1923–1925) as a state senator; Works Progress Administration work relief lists (1934–1935); case records (1917–1948) of railroad litigation in which Feuquay served as counsel; Selective Service directives (1941–1946); American Legion–related papers (1919–1924), including “40 et 8” materials; a diary (1885) of Feuquay’s grandfather, W. B. Holland; and an account book (1905–1908) of Feuquay’s father, J. W. Feuquay.