Prince William County Virginia
Clerk’s Loose Papers
Volume VII
Selected Transcripts 1833 – 1938
Ronald Ray Turner
January 1833
Brentsville Slave Auction
The order made by the County of Prince William at December court 1832 directing the Sheriff of said
County to sell to the highest bidder at the court house on the 1 st Monday of January 1833, Ned a man
confined in jail as a runaway was complied with.
Ned sold for
$70.00
Sheriff’s commission off
3.50
$66.50
B. Brawner purchaser
The above balance settled in jailors account
That was certified at February Court last
And sent to Auditor.
Basil Brawner, Deputy for
Jesse Ewell, Sheriff
March 7th 1833
1841 Letters
Chancery case of Losee vs Weems
In Chancery - Peter Losee and Jane Losee his wife formerly Jane Morgan widow of James Morgan
deceased against Jesse E. Weems administrator of James Morgan deceased and Basil Brawner
In Chancery
This coming to be heard on the Bill, and exhibits, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
Bill and exhibits in this cause have been filed more than two, and it further appears that the summons has
been executed on the said Weems and Brawner more than sixty days. It is therefore ordered by the Court
that the Bill be taken for confessed and that the said Weems do settle and according to law before A. Nicol
commissioner in chancery his administrator account on the estate of the said James Morgan deceased, and
on his failure to appear, and settle he will be charged with his inventory of his intestates estate.
Washington City, January 29, 1841
The following is letter found in the Chancery Case of Losee vs Weems
Dumfries, Virginia
William D. Dowell
Mr. William A. Hawley
Harts Village
Dutchess County, New York
Dumfries 30th January 1841
Dear Sir
Your letter of 20th inst was received by the last northern mail making some enquiries relative to Jesse E.
Weems also a man by the name of Morgan who died at Weems’s about 20 th August last. First I am well
acquainted with Mr. Weems have known him for 15 or 20 years he lived in this place. About 8 or 9 years
past he went to a little farm in the county which he calls Somerfield there is no town or village in this
county by that name. Mr. Weem’s farm is about 4 miles from this place he is also a Methodist preacher as
you observe. This man Morgan came to this place last March & put up at a public house kept by a widow
woman named Merchant where he remained perhaps two or three weeks & visited about with his fiddle.
He attracted the attention of several gentlemen who made him an associate. He then fell in company with
Mr. Weems & his daughters at a meeting. I understand & ultimately he took up his lodging at Mr. Weem’s
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where he died. I frequently saw Morgan after he went to board at Weem’s. He often came to the office tho
he never received a letter from any quarter. He was called Col. Morgan he had with him a tremendous dog
which always followed him, this dog had a brass collar which had engraved on it B. Morgan. After the
death of Morgan Mr. Weems administered on his property made a sale & sold every thing. He left horses
gigs, fiddles, watches, clothes &c. every thing Morgan left I understand. I do not know whether the credit
given purchasers was nine or twelve months I was not at the sale. I will recollect the looks of Morgan tho
he was what the Virginias sometime say a good looking man yet he looked to me suspicious & seemed
restless.
I omitted in the first part of this letter to inform you that this little town Dumfries stands
immediately on the road leading from the Capitol of the United States to the Capitol of Virginia,
Richmond, which is the reason it is thought why Morgan left this place for a retreat in the country as great
many persons pass through this place from North & from the South. I also omitted to state in the first part
of my detail that this Col. Morgan as he was called when he first came to Dumfries some time in the winter
last 1840. He was in company with a Mr. Bayly or Col. Bayly perhaps he was called. They went on
together to Richmond, Va. where Bayly died as Morgan stated when he returned in March to this place
again. I believe I have given you a full detail of Col. Morgan so far as I am informed in relation to the man
his progress and down to his death he is interned a bout 8 miles from this place called Bell Air.
I am Sir Respectfully Your Obedient Servant
W. D. Dowell
P.S I do not know the amount of sale I mean the amount Morgan’s property sold for. I vote for his wife to
have in that state be it little or much. I should be glad you would write me again & give me a full history of
Co. Morgan & also of his progress & trace through that section of country.
Newspaper article found in the Chancery case of Loose vs Ewell
Vermont Telegraph – December 3rd, 1838
Look Out for a Villain!!!
The readers of the Telegraph will recollect the notice taken of one Morgan, a dancing-master,
some months since his carrying a girl from Cornwell to Orwell, where he took private lodgings with her,
&c. With such facts as are now in my possession, I feel in duty bound to give this vile vagabond another
passing notice. And I would suggest to as many publishers of newspapers as love or regard the cause of
virtue, whether they would not do well to assist in putting the public generally on guard against a
consummate villain – a nefarious marauder – who appears to live only to indulge his basest lusts, rioting on
the affections of as many as he can deceive – who are not a few – degrading human nature, and subverting
the institutions of Heaven, which lie at the foundation of good society on earth. Below are extracts from a
letter which I received in the month of December.
“Washington, Hart’s Village.
New York, December 3rd 1838
“Mr. Editor: - I take the liberty, from request, of writing to you in regard to a person of most
infamous character, viz: one Morgan, a dancing-master. Said Morgan married Miss Jane Anson, a sister-inlaw of the subscriber, on the 14th of October, 1835, while teaching dancing school in the town of Stanford,
Dutchess County, State of New York, and continued with her until the Spring following, in the month of
April, when he left with the pretence of going to the house of Wm. Waltermyer, in the town of Milan, a
distance of about 10 or 12 miles, to play the violin, at a ball, with the promise of returning on the fourth day
after his departure. But he had not been seen nor heard from since, until a paper was sent____ ____ New
York – who were knowing to the circumstances – containing an article headed, “Mark the Man” copied
from the Vermont Telegraph, in which was portrayed his conduct and character in those parts. The said
Morgan’s once espoused but now deserted wife request me to write to you, requesting you to return an
answer.
We think it will be best to exhibit him and his character in the public papers, order that society
may shun and abhorvile a monster.
When here, he went by the name of James Morgan – was a very gentlemanly appearing fellow – large and
portly – with black hair and mustaches – a dark and piercing eye – and always well dressed.
With Respect, Wm. A. Hawley
Editor Vermont Telegraph
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About the last of December or the first of January, I received another letter, of which the following is a
copy.
“Goshen, (N. Y.) 24th Dec. 1838.
Dear Sir: I received a letter from Mr. Swan, P. M. at Woodstock, in reply to one of mine seeking
information concerning the character of James B. Morgan, a professor of dancing. Mr. Morgan has a
school at my house of great respectability; and since it has been in operation, some reports concerning his
character, (of a damning nature to one of his profession,) have been circulated among us. Mr. Swan’s letter
in some measure confirmed the story we had heard; and stated that an affair which Mr. Morgan had with a
lady in the vicinity of Brandon, was published in the Vermont Telegraph. I wish merely to ask the favor of
you to send a number of the paper containing such publication, to my address; and should you know
personally, or in such manner that you rely upon its truth, beyond what is contained in the paper, to
communicate it by letter, and oblige.
Your humble servant,
Moses Swanzey
O. S. Murray, Esq.
Both of the foregoing letters were answered, on the reception of the latter, and I have heard no
more of the affair, until, while on my late northern excursion, I learned that Morgan was now figuring, in
his calling, at Highgate, in the north-west corner of this State.
Whenever he will repent, and manifest the works of repentance, let him be restored to the
confidence and embrace of society. – Until such time, let him be cast out from the embrace and enjoyment
of virtuous society.
Newspaper article found in the Chancery case of Loose vs Ewell
To the Editor of the Vermont Telegraph:
Highgage, February 16th 1839
Dear Sir: In the copy of your paper of the 13 th inst. Sent to this village, you remark that James
Morgan, a person of notoriously bad character, was understood to be instructing a Dancing School in this
place; but our Instructor is a different person from the one referred to in your paper. His name is Gitchell, a
man somewhat advanced in years, very corpulent, and not very prepossessing in his personal appearance –
however a very respectable, well bred man. He has resided in this County for some years past, with his
friends, and has always borne a very correct character. We are obliged to you, Sir, for guarding us against
an impostor, but are happy to return you in answer, that we have a very prosperous School, a good Teacher,
and respectably conducted in every manner. You will please publish this in your next paper, and forward a
copy of the same.
I remain, Sir, your obt. Servant. S. K. P.
So it appears that my informant was not in possession of correct information as to the present
location of Morgan.
While I am happy in being able to make this correction, I cannot refrain from informing my
correspondent, S. K. P.” that I have no sympathy or countenance for Dancing-schools, however
“respectably conducted.” I think that chopping wood and hoeing corn, for males – and spinning, weaving,
and making bread, for females, altogether better employment, in regard both to the physical and moral
being.
7 March 1843
Grand Jury
Prince William County
We the Grand Jury of and for the County aforesaid being empanelled, charged, and sworn this the
7th day of March 1842 on our oath do present one Thomas M. Farrow (Sheriff) and Daniel French
(Yeoman) for violating the peace by fighting in the Town of Brentsville in the County aforesaid within six
months last past on the information of Robert A. Calvert and John Fair two of our body and we do also
present one Chapman Rennoe for unlawfully retailing ardent spirits without licenses within the last six
months in the county aforesaid upon the information of two of our body viz Robert A Calvert & Moses
Arnold – and do present one Jane Mathews for selling ardent spirits without licenses to be drank at the
place where sold within six months last past on information of Wm. U. Barton sworn to give evidence
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before the grand jury – and we do also present one Chapman Rennoe surveyor of a road leading from
Rennoe’s Tavern to Randall ford for not keeping it in lawful order on evidence of two of our own within
six months last past – and do present William Dickerson (tavern keeper) for keeping a public house in the
town of Brentsville in the county aforesaid without a license within six months last past on the evidence of
Robert A. Calvert & William Davis two of our body – and we do present one George T. Adams for
suffering negro man Charles to go at large and against the laws of the Commonwealth within six months
last past on the information of Henry Love sworn and sent to give evidence before the grand jury
We present also John Sowden laborer, William Colbert wheelwright, Benjamin Bland laborer and
Alexander Bland laborer, all of the Town of Dumfries and County of Prince William except John Sowden
who resides in the County of Prince William for annoying the family of John Hennion in the Town of
Dumfries and County of Prince William, and within the jurisdiction of this court on the night of the fourth
day of December in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty one by disorderly and violent conduct
by beating a drum and ringing bells about and around the house of the said John Hennion and on the same
occasion by throwing stones and rocks at the same time upon the information of Julia Ann Hennion sworn
and sent to the court to give information
Robert C. Leachman, foreman
5 June 1844
Cash Payments for Work
Prince William County to Richard W. Weedon Commissioner appointed by an order of the Court of said
County.
1843
Cash paid for timbers for well
$10.00
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Cash paid Thos Jones for work
$10.00
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Cash paid Fair for cleaning out well
$7.00
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Cash sundries for getting pump out of well
$3.00
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Cash for Jos H. Reid, smith account for materials for well & C.H.
$5.71
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Cash for A. Sinclair for nails for well
$1.10
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Cash paid for buckets for cleaning out well
$2.00
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Cash paid Jno Fair subsequently for getting bucket out of well
$0.50
$39.31
1844
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Cash paid Wm. M. Nalls for work on Court House
Cash paid Jno Goodwin for timbers for the C. H. and hauling
Cash paid E. Helm for plank for Court House
Cash paid Wm. E. Goodwin for plank purchased by him in
Alexandria for Court House & hauling same
Cash paid Jno. H. Austin for tree for pillar in Court House
Cash paid Jno. Gooding for hauling log for pillar
Cash paid A. Sinclair for nails &c. for Court House
Cash paid D. (last name not given) for putty for glazing 14 panes
of glass in jail windows
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By rec’d for pump taken out of well
By rec’d from P. D. Lipscomb late Commissioner
By rec’d Thos M. Farrow late Sheriff balance due from him
By rec’d from Jos. H. Reid for plank left of that purchased for Court House
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By receipt from B. E. Harrison for plank left of that purchased for
the Court House
$90.00
$11.50
$24.00
$10.00
$1.00
$4.00
$5.41
$0.56
$146.47
$185.78
$15.50
$22.45
$40.04
$6.24
Balance due Court, Weedon
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$1.08
$85.31
$100.47
$1.56
$102.03
Rec’d from Thos. Nelson sheriff of this county the sum of one hundred and two dollars and three cents
balance of the within account June 5th 1844.
Richard W. Weedon
Commissioner
27 December 1860
Will of Judith Henry
I Judith Henry make this my last will and testament. I desire my funeral expenses and all my just
debts to be paid by my Executor hereinafter named as soon as it may be convenient for him after my death
and for that purpose I hereby bind my entire estate both real and personal.
I give and bequeath to my son John Henry my sorrel mare.
I give and bequeath to my son Hugh F. Henry my colt, the colt of the mare given above to my son
John.
I give and bequeath to my daughter Ellen P. M. Henry, the land on which I reside together with all
the stock, implements and household and kitchen furniture.
And lastly I appoint my son Hugh F. Henry executor of this my last will and testament, revoking
all former wills made by me and desire the court not to require security of him as my executor.
In testimony of which I hereto set my hand and seal this 27 th day of December 1860. Signed,
Sealed, Published & Declared as her last will and testament by the testate--- in our presence and in the
presence of each other.
J. B. Grayson
John D. Dogan
At a Court held for Prince William County on the 6 day of January 1862. This last will and
testament of Judith Henry deceased was presented to the Court and being proved by John B. Grayson and
John D. Dogan the subscribing witnesses thereto is ordered to be recorded.
P. D. Lipscomb, clerk
7 Jun 1870
Condition of Clerk’s Office Records
Report of Committee appointed to examine County Clerks Office
1870 June 7th
Ordered to be filed
To the Honorable the County Court of Prince William County, Virginia.
We the undersigned appointed to inspect the County Clerks Office in accordance with the
provisions of section 6, chapter 163 of the Code of Virginia, and to superintend certain improvements in
said office would beg leave most respectfully to report:
That they have caused to be prepaned a large case to hold the books and papers belonging to the
Clerks Office and which will doubtless be sufficient for that purpose for years to come.
They have also caused to be made a suitable table for the office and a box with two compartments
each with lock and key to hold the jury list of the County. These expenses have been met by the
appropriation of $100.00 made by this court at the annual levy, a small balance of which is yet unexpended.
We made a careful examination of every book in the office and of every package of papers in
order to satisfy ourselves.
1st as to the manner in which the books and papers of the office have been kept. 2 nd in order that
we might ascertain exactly what is necessary to place the office in a proper condition.
The following is an accurate inventory of the Books now in the County Clerks Office together
their condition.
Deed Books
Number Years
A
B
C
D
E, F, G, H,
I, J, K,
Condition
1732 – 1735
fair, complete
1738 – 1741
fair, complete
Remarks
lost
lost
lost
lost
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L
M
N, O, P
Q
R
S
T
U
W
X
Y
Z
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
1748 – 1749
1749 – 1752
good, complete
good, except
1763 – 1768
1768 – 1771
fair, complete
fair complete
1774 – 1779
1778 – 1784
1784 – 1787
1787 – 1791
1791 – 1796
fair, except
fair except 18 pages lost
dilapidated
fair
six pages gone
1799 – 1802
1802 – 1805
1805 – 1808
1808 – 1813
good
good
half lost
good
1818 – 1821
1820 – 1823
1823 – 1824
1824 – 1827
1826 – 1829
1829 – 1832
1832 – 1834
1835 – 1837
1840 – 1841
1841 – 1842
good, complete
good, complete
damaged 100 pages gone
good except 20 pages gone
good except 10 pages gone
good, complete
some leaves gone
complete except needs
lost except 15 pages
good, complete
93 pages remaining
1845 – 1848
1848 – 1850
1850 – 1852
good, complete
fair except 1 leaf lost
good, complete
1854 – 1856
1856 – 1859
good, few leaves gone
good, few leaves gone
new index needed
lost
lost
new index needed
new index needed
needs binding
needs repairing
lost
index in back end
needs binding /index
need fastening
lost
lost
needs repairing
needs repairing
binding & index
needs new index
needs binding
lost
needs repairing
lost
needs repairing
lost
Wm. Beatty of “Meadville Penn,.” Knows the whereabouts of Liber 25 and other papers which he
offers to send for $60.00 – See letter filed with this report.
26.
1865 – 1869
good, complete
In this book many deeds of 1861 – 1862 are recorded, also old deeds formerly recorded in lost
volumes (under act of legislature)
27.
1869
about one third full
There is an incomplete General Index of Deeds 1732 – 1827
Will – Books
Containing Will, Bonds, and Inventories
Number Years
Condition
A.
B.
C.
1734 – 1744
good
D.
E.
F.
G.
1778 – 1791
good
H.
1792 – 1803
good
Remarks
lost
lost
lost
lost
lost
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I. & J.
K.
L.
M.
N.
O.
P.
Q.
R.
A large number
them in.
1803 – 1809
few leaves gone
index defective
1809 – 1816
good except few leaves gone
1816 – 1823
good, except
index defective
1823 – 1827
inside cut out badly
1830 – 1833
214 leaves gone
1833 – 1842
few pages gone
1844 – 1850
half lost
needs rebinding
1851 – 1858
good
1865 – 1870
good
of Wills for the year 1859, 60, 61, & 62 were lost, there having been no book to record
Minute Books
Years
May 1752 to Oct 1753
Nov 1753 to Sept 1755
Oct 1761 to July 1763
Oct 1765 to June 1769
1790 to 1792
Sept 1804 to Feb 1806
Oct 1812 to July 1814
1821 to 1825
1825 to 1825
June 1833 to Feb 1836
March 1836 to July 1839
Aug 1839 to June 1843
July 1843 to June 1846
July 1846 to Dec 1850
June 1853 to May 1856
June 1856 to Jan 1861
Feb 1861 to June 1869
June 1869 to present time
Execution Books
Years
1820 to 1823
1824 to 1828
1828 to 1833
1833 to 1836
1836 to 1838
1838 to 1841
1841 to 1843
1843 to 1846
No.1 1846 to 1850
No.2 1850 to 1853
No.3 1854 to 1858
No.4 1857 to present
Fiduciary Bond Books
Years
1753 to 1786
1786 to 1817
1817 to 1833
1827 to 1837
1836 to 1847
Condition
fair
fair
fair
imperfect
half gone
fair
fair
28 leaves gone
36 leaves gone
fair
fair
fair
fair
fair
fair
fair
fair
fair
Remarks
Condition
fair
good condition
Remarks
no index
no index
lost
no index
no index
index good
no index
no index
lost
index good
index good
index good
good
good
fair
12 pages gone
fair
good
good
good
Condition
good
1755 to 1761 lost
1763 to 1765 lost
1769 to 1790 lost
needs binding
1792 to 1804 lost
1806 to 1812 lost
needs binding
needs binding
1814 to 1821 lost
1827 to 1833 lost
1850 to 1853 lost
Remarks
lost
good
good
fair
7
1847 to 1852
1852 to 1869
Rule Book
1765 to 1772
1772 to 1803
1803 to 1806
1806 to 1826
1826 to 1833
1832 to 1850
1850 to present time
Chancery Rule Books
1846 to 1861
1865 to present time
Docket Books
June 1842 to Nov 1846
Mar 1847 to Aug 1854
Mar 1854 to 1861
Nov 1865 to present time
Also Docket Book for use of Bar
Lien Docket Books
1843 to 1869
1869 to present
Books of Land Causes
No.1 1793 to 1812
No.2
No.3
Process Books
One processioners book
One process book
One process book
lost
some leaves gone dilapidated, needs binding
will last three years
dilapidated
lost
good
good
lost
needs binding
lost
will last two years
worn
good
will last 20 years
index incomplete
fair
fair
fair
fair
good
new
index imperfect
in Culpeper Co.
1796 to 1833
1842 to 1849
Oct 1865 to present time
One witness book
Mar 1849 to Apr 1861
One witness book
Oct 1865 to present time
Ten
land books (Comm. of Revenue) 1865 to 1869
Ten
personal property (Comm. of Revenue)
One
register of births 1865 to present time
One
register of marriages 1865 to present time
One
register of deaths 1865 to present time
(All Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths before the War are lost)
One
large index book to the above registers
One
Code of Virginia
One
Mayes Code
One
Acts 1865-6
One
Acts 1866-7
One
Revised Code 1800
One
Supplement to Code 1833
Also
Statutes at Large of Congress 1865-6-7-8
8
no cover
lost
clerks office
needs binding
19
2
fee books before the war
fee books since the war
Papers on File
36
packages of recorded deeds from before 1800 to present time
7
packages wills
6
packages county levy papers previous to the war
also since the war 1866-7-8-9
1
packages license returned 1866-7-8-9
2
packages delinquent lands since the war
1
packages delinquent lands before the war
4
packages chancery causes
12
packages office judgments since 1865
10
packages judgments since 1865
1
package justices commissioners and poll lists
1
package judgment docketed
1
package marriage certificates
1
package marriage licenses
report of births & deaths by commissioner of revenue since 1865
1
package applications for roads before the war
1
package applications for roads since the war
10
packages executions before the war
5
packages final decrees before the war
7
packages warrants and executions ret. by constables
81
packages miscellaneous papers including judgments, office judgments, rule papers &c. &c.
Recommendation
In view of the importance that the records of the County should be kept in a condition to afford
accurate and ready information of their contents, and especially of the many transfers of property now
occurring and likely to occur in the future. We recommend that an appropriation be made for the following
purposes.
The re-binding of Deed Books W, 3, and 14; that the fifteen pages of Vol. 15, and ninety three
pages of Vol. 17 be bound and indexed with Vol 14, and be marked on the back “Liber 14 and parts of 15
and 17”
The re-binding of Will Book P. and of the three Minute Books including the years 1790-92, 182125 & 1825-27, and of Fiduciary Bond Book 1852 to 1869, of Rule Book 1826 to 1833 , of Book of Land
Causes 1793 to 1812, and of Processors Book 1796 to 1833.
The re-pairing of Deed Books Y, 4, 9, 13, 20, & 24.
New Indexes for Deed Books M, T, U, 3, 14, 15, & 17
New Indexes for Will Books H, & L
New Indexes for Execution Books including the years 1820-23, 1824-28. 1833-36, 1836-38, 184143, & 1843 -46.
New Indexes for Judgment Lien Docket Book 1860 to present from pages 74 to page 106
comprising about 300 cases which have never been indexed
Also for the preparation of a general index of all the Deed Books up to 1865.
We think the present system of indexing Deed Books is defective in the following respects. 1 st The
surnames only of the Grantors and Grantees are given. 2 nd In some instances where there are
several parties to the same instrument it is only indexed in the name of one grantor and one
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grantee. We recommend that all deeds be indexed under the full names of each of the parties
thereto.
We further recommend that a uniform size be adopted for all Deed Books, Minute Books and Will
Books – and we suggest as the most convenient size for such books 18 inches in length 12 inches
in breadth and 2 ½ inches in thickness. This would give a book of about 650 pages of good paper
1 ¾ inches thick.
We suggest the propriety of indexing deeds of trust and of release under the name of the
beneficiary as well as of the trustee and grantor.
We find the minute book now in use without an index, and all of the opinion that such books
should be indexed for each term before the commencement of the following term.
We recommend that the miscellaneous papers referred to in the above inventory be asserted;
labeled and filed; according to their nature and dates.
In order to carry out any of the above suggestions and any other improvements that the court may
deem necessary we recommend an appropriation ample to enable the clerk to employ the
necessary assistance – or a committee appointed by the court to co-operate with the clerk for that
purpose. All of which is respectfully submitted. January 1870
Committee
Geo. C. Round
Isaac P. Baldwin
14 January 1871
Brentsville Tavern
We command you to summon Daniel Whiting to appear before the Judge of our County Court of Prince
William County, at the Court House of said County, on the first day of February Court being the 6 th day of
February 1871 to answer the complaint of George M. Goodwin that the said Daniel W. Whiting is in
possession of an unlawfully withholds from the said plaintiff a certain tenement in the town of Brentsville
in the said county, consisting of a three acre lot designated as the Tavern Lot and running parallel with the
Public Square north to south which said tenement the said Daniel W. Whiting has been using and still uses
as a dwelling and printing office.
And have then and there this writ: Witness, Lucien A. Davis clerk of the County Court, at the Court House
aforesaid, this 14th day of January 1871 and in the 95th year of the Commonwealth.
L. A. Davis
January 1874
Brentsville Court House
The several denominations worshiping at this place having been granted the privilege of the use of the
Court House for religious services, and as the same is liable to abuse and injury during such time, and as
the jailor who has the care of the court house is put to trouble in opening the doors and seeing after the
same upon much occasions , It is ordered that such privilege be granted such denominations only as shall
compensate said jailor for his trouble, and it is further ordered that the doors and windows of the court
house except when opened upon such occasions, or for the purposes of court be kept closed.
A.N.
25 May 1871
Prince William County Elections
An abstract of votes for Township Officers in Prince William County, poller at an election held on the 25 th
day of May 1871.
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Brentsville Township
Supervisor
Justice of the Peace
Assessor
Commissioner of Poor
Collector
Township Clerk
Constable
Overseer of the Poor
Joseph B. Reid
George W. Sexsmith
Arthur Woodyard
William A. Bryant
John H. Thomas
James M. Sinclair
John Rube
William R. Snow
Michael House
John T. Goodwin
George B. Chichester
E. P. Gaines
John L. Sinclair
John T. Goodwin
J. C. Jones
Leroy Reeves
John Y. Roseberry
Benjamin F. Manuel
B. P. Dulin
85 votes
07 votes
98 votes
52 votes
29 votes
68 votes
13 votes
70 votes
19 votes
83 votes
19 votes
83 votes
14 votes
92 votes
08 votes
09 votes
14 votes
62 votes
06 votes
F. M. Lewis
Jason Ketcham
Charles E. Brawner
Levi H. Newman
George Trimmer
A. L. Phillips
Henry Colbert
Thomas Jones
David T. Arrington
Isreal Jones
135 votes
87 votes
136 votes
80 votes
136 votes
80 votes
143 votes
(not given)
132 votes
87 votes
Crawford Cushing
Edmund Berkeley
John A. Harrison
James McDouough
John Y. Cundiff
Thomas P. Hereford
William S. Harrison
George W. Saunders
John R. Shirley
John R. Shirley
Newton Brawner
William H. Dodd
S. R. Donohoe
Charles S. Haislip
William S. Harrison
Thomas P. Hereford
86 votes
87 votes
62 votes
29 votes
94 votes
52 votes
46 votes
89 votes
87 votes
88 votes
91 votes
58 votes
60 votes
02 votes
02 votes
01 vote
Majority for School Tax
Manassas Township
Supervisor
Township Clerk
Justice of the Peace
Overseer of the Poor
Commissioner of Roads
Majority for School Tax
Gainesville Township
Supervisor
Justice of the Peace
Assessor
Collector
Commissioner of Roads
Township Clerk
Overseer of the Poor
Constable
Majority for School Tax
Coles Township
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Supervisor
Township Clerk
Assessor
Collector
Commissioner of Roads
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace
Constable
William M. Lynn
Lewis Carney
James L. Cole
James R. Sullivan
James M. Barbee
Albert W. Lynn
M. W. Horton
Montraville Cornwell
John G. Taylor
M. C. Holmes
John Atchison
Henry A. Keys
Henry Purcell
James Carter
A. F. Dunn?
106 votes
01 vote
128 votes
55 votes
46 votes
20 votes
15 votes
133 votes
94 votes
27 votes
07 votes
73 votes
40 votes
16 votes
60 votes
George T. Arrington
Lewis Carney
William L. Suthard
51 votes
47 votes
28 votes
J. F. Wheat
Roland D. Moore
J. H. Jordan
Thomas Chapman
Charles F. Bailey
A. J. Sincox
William S. Chapman
William R. Free
Henry C. Brawner
R. M. Clark
James Clark
T. J. Kemper
Jesse Williams
M. J. Keys
E. Langworthy
Hector Kincheloe
Carter, Henry
G. M. Ratcliffe
C. W. Cockrell
John N. Tolson
G. M. Ratcliffe
C. W. Cockrell
John N. Tolson
67 votes
40 votes
03 votes
73 votes
61 votes
44 votes
01 vote
01 vote
79 votes
28 votes
79 votes
59 votes
58 votes
54 votes
28 votes
09 votes
01 vote
95 votes
55 votes
49 votes
64 votes
35 votes
20 votes
L. F. Lynn
Wm. Davis of Job
Scattering
A. A. Selecman
James W. Davis
A. P. Lynn
Scattering
Wm. Davis of Job
51 votes
06 votes
02 votes
84 votes
08 votes
48 votes
02 votes
10 votes
Against the School Tax
Dumfries Township
Supervisor
Assessor
Commissioner of Roads
Overseer of Poor
Justice of the Peace
Constable
Collector
Majority for School Tax
Occoquan Township
Supervisor
Assessor
Collector
Overseer of the Poor
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Township Clerk
Commissioner of Roads
Constable
Justice of the Peace
Scattering
Charles W. Horton
R. S. Davis
J. G. Horner
A. P. Lynn
H. A. Duvall
Thomas L. Selecman
Thomas J. Simpson
Mason Carter?
03 votes
73 votes
63 votes
01 vote
46 votes
10 votes
85 votes
03 votes
05 votes
Majority for School Tax
Given under our hand this 27th day of May 1871
Isaac P. Baldwin
August H. Fuechsel
Samuel R. Lowe
J. J. Cockrell
attest:
L. A. Davis, clerk
Prince William County
Prince William County Court
March 9th 1870
Isaac Herrick and W. W. Thornton commissioners appointed to advertise and contract for an enclosure
around the Court House Lot having reported that Arthur F. Woodyard would take the contract at the price
of $290.00 and that was the lowest cost that anyone would undertake it for. It is ordered that said Isaac
Herrick and W. W. Thornton be directed and authorized to contract with said Woodyard to furnish the
material and put up the said enclosure at that price, the fence to be plank of the character of that between
W. W. Kincheloe’s Store and J. B. Reid’s dwelling in this place; said Woodyard to be paid out of the next
county levy; and said commissioners are direct to report.
J. C. Poor, clerk
25 May 1871
Brentsville Township Election
To the Hon Aylett Nicol, Judge of the County Court of Prince William County.
The undersigned your petitioners respectfully represent to hour honor that on the 25 th day of May
1871 at Brentsville in Brentsville Township in said County and within the jurisdiction of your honors court,
an election was held and conducted by judges of your honor’s appointment to wit; George W. Sexsmith, M.
M. Roseberry and Isaac P. Baldwin to fill certain township offices; and your petitioners further represent to
your honor that at said election certain ballots were deposited by the qualified voters of said township
purporting to be for or against a school tax, the amount however of which, in the exact purposes for which
it was intended does not appear on the ballots nor are your petitioners informed on either point; that this
vote was taken without any legal notice to your petitioners and the other qualified voters of the said
township (which is a school district number in said county) by the board of school trustees for said district
to wit B. P. Dulin and Wm. J. Manuel only the clerk of said last named board to wit John L. Sinclair,
whose duty as trustees of said district it was by law duly enacted. (___ 8 Sec.___ act of the General
Assembly approved 11 July 1870) to prepare and submit to the qualified voters of said district the question
whether a tax should be levied on the real and personal property of the people in said district, to provide
school houses, school books, for indigent children and other school appliances and current expenses.
Your petitioners state that in the absence of this notice and the submission of this question of
school tax by the said school trustees your petitioners were in utter ignorance of the amount of tax required
except amount is rumor and public report said ___ be required. Your petitioners state that the ballots on the
subject of tax for schools ____had written printed on them “For School Tax” or “Against School Tax”, not
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naming whether the said tax was to be for county or township purposes, whether to make at the ____ of the
county superintendent or for the purposes of the district, and that said ballots gave no amount voted for
whether ½ mill on the dollar or ten mills on the dollar. The ballots your petitioners allege were ____
meaning ___ and ______and would not authorize the judge aforesaid to say how much tax if any had been
voted to be levied for schools in the said district.
Your petitioners aver that the school trustees did not submit the question to the qualified voters of
the township or district whether they would vote a levy of 2 mills on the dollar of all real and personal
property for the purposes of schools in said district, nor was any such notice given said voters by any one
and ___ said question not having been submitted could not have been voted for or carried.
Your petitioners further aver that ____ the ballots herein allowed to there were eight designating
on their face “For ½ mill tax and against 2 mill tax”, that two taxes refer to your petitioners have never
been informed in the mode prescribed by law that said eight ballots though plain on their face were rejected
and not counted by the said judges of election and that after casting aside said eight ballots the said judges
in violation of known law _____ as the result of the election that a school tax of two and a half mill on the
dollar on all real and personal property in the district should be paid by your petitioners and the other
citizens of said district. We respectfully submit to your honor that no such result was attained; that no tax of
two and a half mills on the dollar on all real and personal property in said school district was carried by said
election; that the return of said judges was highballed ___ ___ and a great outrage upon the property
interest of your petitioners and other citizens of the district; that said ____ of the said judges was a false
return and said declare election an untrue election; that the failure to count said ballots was a wrong upon
the citizens of said district and that in failing and refusing to count them they invaded the most sacred right
of your petitioners and neighbors; and your petitioners pray in view of this great injury to them and the
other citizens of the district that your honor will proceed upon the merit of this complaint; examine said
ballots and determine _______ the same in accordance with the constitution and laws of the State of
Virginia and your petitioners will ever pray.
Thomas K. Davis
Allen Howison
Landy Cooper
John T. Meredith
Matthew Woodyard
Robert H. Hooe
John Brawner
John G. Roseberry
E. P. Gaines
Michael Roseberry Jr.
John D. Payne
__ R. Snow
B. S. Robinson
L. C. Osmun
C. __ Osmun
L. A. Marsteller
A. A. Marsteller
Robert Manuel
J. P. Manuel
Prince William County to Wit:
Personally appeared before me, E. E. Meredith a Notary Public for the said County in the State of
Virginia, Thomas K. Davis and E. P. Gaines two persons whose names are signed to the above petition and
___ oath that the statements therein are true to the best of their knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 1st day of June 1871 in my county aforesaid.
E. E. Meredith, N. P.
15 August 1871
Commonwealth vs Charles Barbour
The Commonwealth of Virginia and the Jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid do farther present that
Charles Barbour on the 15th day of August one thousand eight hundred and seventy one, in the county
aforesaid in and upon one John Thomas feloniously willfully and of his malice aforethought did make an
assault and that the said Charles Barbour with a certain piece of timber to wit. A piece of fence rail in his
hands then and there held, the said John Thomas in and upon the head of him the said John Thomas, then
and there feloniously willfully and of his malice aforethought did strike and hit; giving to the said John
Thomas then and there with the piece of timber aforesaid towit the piece of fence rail aforesaid, in and
upon the aforesaid head of him the said John Thomas__ mortal wound to wit two mortal wounds of which
said mortal wound he the said John Thomas from about 3 o’clock in the evening on the said 15 th day of
August in the year aforesaid to about ½ past 3 o’clock in the evening of the said 15 th day of August in the
year aforesaid, in the County aforesaid did languish and languishing did live; on which said 15 th day of
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August in the year 1871, the said John Thomas in the county aforesaid of the said mortal wound died; and
so the jurors aforesaid upon their oaths aforesaid do say that the said Charles Barbour, him the said John
Thomas in the manner and form aforesaid, feloniously willfully and of his malice aforethought did kill and
murder against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Virginia. – Witnesses – Wilmer McLean
and William Mathew.
James F. Clark
Attorney for the Commonwealth
1872
A Bill To Remove County Seat to Manassas
To authorize the qualified voters of the county of Prince William to vote on the question of removing the
County Court House to Manassas.
Whereas numerous and influential citizens of Prince William county have by petition
memorialized the General Assembly that the sense of the people of said county should be taken upon the
change of the location of the Courthouse of said county therefore,
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia, that it shall be the duty of the several officers
conducting elections in the county of Prince William, at the time and places for holding the
general election on the fourth Thursday in May, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, to prepare a
separate ballot box for each voting precinct, in which shall be deposited the ballots of the then
qualified voters who shall desire to vote upon the question of said removal. The said ballots shall
be respective as follows:
For Brentsville
For Manassas
Each ballot so cast, which shall have written or printed thereon “For Brentsville,” shall be taken
and counted as a vote against the removal of said courthouse, and each ballot so cast which shall
have written or printed thereon “For Manassas,” shall be taken and counted as a vote for the
removal of said courthouse from its present location to the village of Manassas in said county.
2.
The manner of receiving and canvassing the ballots at such election on the question of the removal
of said courthouse, and making returns and abstracts of the results to the regulations prescribed by
the general election law of this state, except that the certificate of the judges of election shall be as
follows:
We hereby certify that at the election held, votes were cast “For Brentsville,” and cast “For
Manassas,”
_______ clerk
_________ Judge
_______ clerk
_________ Judge
_________ Judge
and provide further, that the commissioners of election shall make on a separate sheet an abstract
of said courthouse of Prince William County, which abstract shall be duly signed by said
commissioners and deposited in the office of the clerk of the county court of said county.
3.
If from such returns and abstracts of votes so cast upon the question of the removal of the
courthouse of Prince William county it shall appear that a majority of the votes were “For
Manassas,” the said village of Manassas shall be, to all intents and purposes, the place of holding
courts in the said county of Prince William, and for conducting the business incident there or so
soon as suitable buildings may be erected for that purpose; provided, that the people of Manassas
shall furnish the necessary lot of ground, enclosed, and erect thereon, without expense to the
people of the county, as good or better courthouse, jail and clerk’s offices than those in present
use, and shall convey, by proper legal conveyance, the title to the said lot and buildings thereon to
the said county, the funds for the purchase of said lot and erection of said buildings to be received
by Benjamin D. Merchant, Charles L. Hynson, and William S. Fewell, who shall constitute in
connection with the Board of Supervisors, a building committee to erect the courthouse and other
necessary buildings; and it shall be the duty of the Board of Supervisors of the county of Prince
William, to sell the public buildings at Brentsville upon such terms as they shall deem best, and
appropriate the proceeds of said sale towards the erecting of the necessary public buildings at
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Manassas aforesaid; and the Board of Supervisors of said county shall select a lot on which said
public buildings shall be erected; and further provided, said removal of the said courthouse shall
not take place before the year 1873.
4.
This act shall be enforced from its passage.
26 July 1872
Inquest of John O’Brien
Fauquier County to Wit.
We the undersigned jurors in said county summoned at an inquest held by R. R. Sanders, acting
coroner, J. P. for said county over the dead body of John O’Brien do hereby agree and believe that John
O’Brien came to his death by a stab from a knife in the hands of Elijah Cloe. Given under our hands this
26th day of July 1872
R. B. Sanders J.P. and Acting Coroner
of Fauquier County
Foreman of the Jury – John T. Suthard
P. T. Wells
W. A. Corbin
W. W. Smith
Walter Assheton
H. W. Kleepstein
R. Florence
Wm. A. Lyons
William A. Lyons Jr.
J. F. Sullivan
R. F. Phillips
William H. Weeks
27 August 1872
Arrest of James F. Clark
Prince William County to wit to the keeper of the jail of said County: Receive into your jail and custody
James F. Clark herewith sent you he having been brought before me Peter T. Weedon a justice of the peace
of the said County charged on the oath of William S. Fewell on suspicion of having on the 21 st day of July
1872 in the County of Prince William aforesaid taken away one Fannie S. Fewell a white female over the
age of twelve years against the will of the said Fannie S. Fewell by practicing on her a fraud, enticing her to
go with him the said Clark with intent to marry and defile her the said Fannie S. Fewell and him safely
keep in your jail and custody until 31 day of August 1872 when you are required to bring him before me to
be further examined. Given under my hand and seal the 27 th day of August 1872
P. T. Weedon, J. P.
31 August 1872
James F. Clark – Dying Declaration
I was lying on the bed about half asleep. I was aroused by hearing the room door open, on looking I saw a
pistol pointing through the inside door, in Rhoda Fewell’s hands. I jumped up and ran to the corner on the
right hand side of the door, as I was going to the corner he fired on me and missed me. I ran to the corner
on the other side of the door. He shot at me again. I saw him poke the pistol again through the door and I
grabbed it, it was about the size of a navy pistol. I tried to wrest it from him but failed. He then drew a
smaller one and with that shot me in the breast. I herd somebody out there with him and from his voice
took it to be Maj. Thornton endeavoring to get him to stop firing. Just before he fired the last shot Maj.
Thornton came and endeavored to stop him from firing.
I hereby certify that the above statement is a true copy of the statement as given by James F.
Clark.
P. T. Weedon J. P.
The forgoing was taken before me and sworn to by James F. Clark as his dying declaration. This
31st day of August 1872.
P. T. Weedon J. P.
January 1873
Grand Jury for January Court
James Clark
Benjamin Cole
Daniel Amidon
Roy L. Davis
Thomas C. Frazier
John W. Davis
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C. G. Rhine
Isaac P. Baldwin
A. H. Johnson
Jason Ketcham
John H. Brammell
Albert Buckley
William L. B. Wheeler
John Reid
Burr Glascock
Thomas F. Whiting
Francis W. Lewis
Wm. A. Bryant
6 May 1873
Brentsville Court House
Prince William County to Joseph Ash
To furnishing & putting up 128 feet of lightening rod on the Court House of said county at 45cents
per foot $57.60
Sworn to in open court May 6th 1873
L. A. Davis, clerk
23 May 1873
Vote to Remove County Seat
To the Hon: Aylett Nicol Judge of the County Court of Prince William County
The undersigned, your petitioners respectfully represent to hour honor that the State Legislature at its last
session, passed a special act which received executive sanction to enable the qualified voters of Prince
William County to vote at their Townships election on 23 rd day of May 1872 upon the question of
removing the County Seat of their County from Brentsville its present location to Manassas, a copy of
special act is herewith exhibited, marked A and pray to be read as part of this. That on said 23 rd day of May
1872, the vote on said question was taken at various precincts in said county, and the returns thereof made
to the Clerks Office of your honor’s court. That on the 2 nd day after the said election day two of the persons
appointed by your honor as commissioners of election for said county, met at the Clerk’s Office of said
County Court, and without organizing according to law and in the absence of a quorum proceeded unsworn
to open the poll books from the different election precincts in said County, and to count and canvass the
said returns. That the said two Commissioners left the said poll books unsealed, and the returns uncounted
in the Clerks Office of the said court from that day, until the forth day after the said election day at which
time and place a full board convened. These two commissioners however canvassed the election returns
from Coles precinct and ascertained the certificate of the Judges and clerks of election to the votes cast, or
alleged to have been cast “For Brentsville” and “For Manassas” to be insufficient in law, and it was agreed
between said Commissioners that Samuel R. Lowe, one of the said Commissioners should procure from the
Judges and Clerks of election at said precinct a proper legal certificate to the said number of votes cast for
Brentsville and for Manassas and to have the same at the clerks office before a full board of commissioners,
on the following Monday, the 27th of May 1872. Your petitioners further show that the said 4 th day after the
said day of election, four commissioners met at the said clerks office, organized and were sworn by the
clerk of the board, and this board, thus organized proceeded to canvass the election returns from the various
townships in the County and these
12 Jun 1875
Deed Book #25
Ordered that the Treasurer of this County do pay to Lucian A. Davis clerk of this Court fifty
dollars for the purpose of redeeming deed book No. 25 now held by a party at Meadville Pennsylvania &
also the sum of forty dollars to defray said Davis expenses in going to and returning from said Meadville
Pennsylvania.
May 1876
Daniel W. Whiting – Challenge to Duel
Grand Jury Presentment – “Not A True Bill”
Prince William County to Wit. In the County Court for the said County. The Jurors of the Commonwealth
of Virginia in and for the body of the County of Prince William and now attending the said Court upon
their oaths present that Daniel W. Whiting on the (blank) day of May 1876 in the said County did
(unlawfully) send a challenge or message intended to be a challenge in writing to one Robert Tansill to
fight a duel against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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And the Jury aforesaid upon their oaths aforesaid, do further present that the said Daniel W.
Whiting on the day of 1876 in the said County did unlawfully send a challenge or message intended to be a
challenge in writing to one Robert Tansill to fight a duel the probable issue of which would have been the
death of one or both of them against the statute in such case made and provided and against the peace and
dignity of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
E. E. Meredith
Attorney for the Commonwealth
9 June 1877
Occoquan Bridge Proposals Wanted
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS – Sealed proposals for the erection of the masonry and
superstructure of a BRIDGE ACROSS OCCOQUAN RIVER, between the counties of Fairfax and Prince
William, at the village of Occoquan, will be received by the undersigned, commissioners, until
SATURDAY, the 9th day of June, 1877, at noon, when they will be opened at Tontine House, in the city of
Alexandria. Proposals are invited for an iron bridge 205 feet long and 16 feet wide in the clear, without
centre pier, and also for a Howe truss bridge of the same dimensions and with centre pier, the masonry in
either case to be of heavy “rubble” laid in cement up to high water mark, and from that point up in lime and
sand, and the flooring to be of first class white or box oak, 2 ½ inches thick, and the other timbers to be of
North Carolina heart pine; the iron to be first class iron, and in either case the bridge to carry not less than
600 lbs. in the running foot in addition to its own weight, with the factor of safety of five. Wrought iron to
be used in tension to be worth fifty-five thousand pounds to the square inch of section. Wrought iron parts
in tension not to be strained, beyond ten thousand pounds to the square inch by the combined load above
specified and the bridge to be tested by the specified load before being accepted.
Payment will be made by the counties of Fairfax and Prince William as follows: One fourth of the
contract price on the delivery of the necessary material on the ground; one half of the remainder in thirty
days after the completion and acceptance of the work, and the residue in sixty days thereafter. The position
and dimensions of the masonry and centre pier will be marked out and shown to persons desirous of
bidding for the work on application to Doctor John S. Powell at Occoquan. Bids will be opened and read
out in the presence of the bidders. They should be endorsed “Proposals for building a bridge across
Occoquan River,” and be addressed to either Crawford Cushing, Catharpin P. O., Prince William County,
Va. or Frank Wooster, Fairfax Court House, Fairfax County, Va. The commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids not deemed satisfactory.
William Hunter
Crawford Cushing
Frank Wooster
Joseph B. Reid
Commissioners of Fairfax County
John S. Powell
Commissioners of Pr. William Co.
19 December 1877
Brentsville Court House
Prince William County to W. H. Robinson 1877 June 19th to painting doors, windows, sash, blinds, door &
window frames & copula, embracing all outside wood work, two coats of paint. $48.00
Wm. H. Robinson
June 19th 1877 – I hereby certify that the above account is correct and agreeable to contract.
Joseph B. Reid, Commissioner
20 June 1878
Marriage License of George W. Smith to Margaret Crouch
District of Columbia
To any Minister of the Gospel Authorized to Celebrate Marriages in the District of Columbia, Greeting:
You are hereby Licensed to Solemnize the Rites of Marriage between George W. Smith of Prince William
County, Virginia to Margaret Crouch of the same place if you find no Lawful Impediment thereto, and
having so done you are commanded to appear in the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District
and certify the same. Witness my hand and seal of said Court this 20 th day of June 1878
R. Jellitt, clerk
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September 1878
Brentsville Jail & Public Lot
Prince William County to Hampton Brenton
To 812 feet of heavy oak plank for casing flues in jail making stiles for Public Lot &c. at $5.00
per hundred
$24.36
I certify that the above account is correct – A. F. Woodyard
8 October 1878
A. F. Woodyard – County Account
To cash paid Martin Rector (Mason) for work repairing jail
To cash paid Randolph Spittle for work on jail and stiles
To boarding said workmen 6 days at 50 cents per day
To 4 days labor for self (in assisting) to repair jail & stiles at $1.50 per day
To lime furnished hauling sand &c.
$3.00
$5.25
$3.00
$6.00
$1.00
$18.25
Sworn to in open court this 8th day of October 1878
E. Nelson D.C.
8 October 1878
Brentsville Jail
Prince William County to Matthew Woodyard
To making Irons & Furnishing irons to put round the casing of the jail flues & making spikes $3.00
Sworn to in open court this 8th day of October 1878
21 July 1880
Prince William County to R. W. Hixson
Court House Repairs
To the Honorable John C. Weedon, Judge of the County Court of Prince William – Your commissioner Jos.
B. Reid appointed by an order of Your Honors Court entered at the term 1880 to have certain repairs and
alterations made in the Court House.
1 July 1880
To 23 ½ days work for self and O. P. Merritt at 1.75 per day
$41.12
1 July 1880
Cash to Peake and Nalls for materials
$ 7.20
1 July 1880
Nails and screws furnished
$ 2.76
1 July 1880
3 pair of hinges
$ .30
1 July 1880
braces for post
$ .30
1 July 1880
Nails for putting down matting
$ .45
1 July 1880
Timber furnished
$ 9.56
1 July 1880
Hauling lumber
$ 1.00
1 July 1880
Lime & sand
$ 2.00
1 July 1880
Freight bill
$ .75
1 July 1880
Plastering & furnishing brick and cleaning up
$ 3.70
1 July 1880
Painting
$ 1.50
1 July 1880
Whitewashing
$ .50
1 July 1880
Making table
$ 8.00
27 Aug 1880
To Board bill
$16.50
$95.64
1883
Antioch Neighborhood Petition
To the Hon. John C. Weedon, judge of County Court of Prince William County. We the undersigned
citizens of and residing in the neighborhood of Antioch Church do most respectfully petition your honor
not to grant a license to any one for the purpose of selling liquors at Antioch (or Dallas Murray’s Shop) The
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two being the same place. There never having been a Bar or Store at the place, and certainly not a suitable
place for a Bar as the law directs, and would be very detrimental to the interest of the church should one be
allowed as the place of selling would be only about 150 yards from the church. There are already 2 Bars
about ¾ of a mile north east of the church (at Waterfall) and one at Thoroughfare, 2 miles south. Your kind
protection in this matter will be ever grateful.
James Smith
John Smith
G. W. Shirley
John A. Harrison
C. A. Downs
J. P. Smith
T. H. Hawes
Jane P. Foley
Mary Jane Foley
Edmond Berkeley
Miss Elizabeth Foley
Mrs. Mildred Smith
Mrs. Mattie Rector
J. S. Sinclair
John Griffith
J. P. Hulfish
T. F. Whiting
Smith, G. W. Jr.
Mrs. Martha Harrison
Mrs. James Smith
Miss May Shirley
Mrs. William Shirley
John C. Gossom
E. W. Clowe
R. P. Griffith
Miss Ida Foley
Miss Josephine Foley
John White
H. M. Clarkson
G. A. Hulfish
John Creel
Cyrus Bowley
Mrs. Catherine Whiting
R. A. Foley
10 March 1884
Commonwealth of Virginia vs Stuart McInteer
Letter to Marion Abel
To Miss Marion Abel
I hereby agree to marry you and am willing to consummate the marriage immediately as I am incarcerated
in Jail now. I will have to ask that you come to Brentsville for the purpose of my marrying you, which I
will do immediately on your arrival and witness my hand and seal on this 10 th day of March 1884 in the jail
at Brentsville, Prince William County, Virginia.
Stuart McInteer (seal)
R. A. Sinclair (witness)
Commonwealth vs Stuart McInteer
This case having been considered on the record and the petition of the accused it is ordered that the
petitioner Stuart McInteer be discharged from custody 1884, March 27 th.
James Keith
To the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Prince William County, Virginia
7 October 1884
Court House Examination
To the Honorable Wm. E. Lipscomb, Judge of the County Court of Prince William County that an order
made at your last term appointed me commissioner in reference to the repairs of the cealing of the Court
House and walls and so forth for repairs that after an examination of the same that I respectfully report to
Court that the cealing is in a bad condition and therefore recommend that a new cealing be put on and the
walls properly repaired and white coated and the cupalow properly tined and the cealing of the Jury Room
plastered and a door cut and made between the 2 Clerks Offices connecting the two and the doors that now
connect the 2 offices to the Court Room cases and therefore recommend that the cost will not exceed eighty
dollars which is all respectfully submitted.
Jos. B. Reid
1885
Colored Citizens of Manassas
Petition Against Liquor
To Judges, William E. Lipscomb of Prince William County Court in the State of Virginia. We the
undersigned citizens (Colored) of Manassas and vicinity knowing the evil influences arising from the sell
of intoxicating liquors, hereby protest against it and respectfully petition your honor to refuse to grant
licenses for the sale of intoxicants within the corporation of Manassas or vicinity of three miles. This favor
we ask in behalf of the prosperity of the village.
20
William Kelly
Warner Lomax
Wash. Pendleton
Tielden Strawter
P. S. Jett
Charles Lewis
Samuel Pickett
Allen Jackson
Daniel Lomax
Jarred J. Naylor
John W. Doleman
Lawson Meritt
John Johnson
William Lomax
Short John Robinson
1885 Citizens of Manassas
Petition Against Liquor
To Judges, William E. Lipscomb of Prince William County Court in the State of Virginia. We the
undersigned citizens of Manassas and vicinity knowing the evil influences arising from the sell of
intoxicating liquors, hereby protest against it and respectfully petition your honor to refuse to grant licenses
for the sale of intoxicants within the corporation of Manassas or vicinity of three miles.
Mrs. J. J. Rumberg
Miss Mary Mitchell
Mrs. Francis Furr
Mrs. Emma Houchens
Mrs. E. C. Francis
Mrs. B. M. Florence
Mrs. Mary Thakesson?
Mrs. Hattie L. Burdge
Mrs. W. W. Davis
Mrs. Carrie E. Black
Mrs. G. W. Hixson
Mrs. Sarah Ann Round
Mrs. E. J. Thatcher
Mrs. Flora Jones
Mrs. George Trimmer
L. A. Pine
Kate E. Trimmer
Blanche Rogers
Mrs. J. Sweeney
Mrs. Rorabaugh
Mrs. Rebecca Weir
Nellie Hazen
Ella Weir
S. A. Hazen
C. A. Latimer
Mrs. Althea E. Loose
Mrs. Edward Tyler
Mrs. Anna S. Tansill
Sarah Lickle
Mrs. Nettie Medford
Mrs. E. G. Adamson
Mrs. Mollie F. Koontz
Fannie L. Brigg
Mrs. R. W. Merchant
Mary E. Boorman
Ida S. Nicol
Mrs. Robert Waters
Edith Adamson
Mrs. M. H. Davis
Mrs. W. B. Kincheloe
Mrs. Kate Roseberry
Miss M. E. Carter
Mrs. Muddiman
Miss S. C. Carter
Mary C. Newman
A. P. Kincheloe
Miss Fannie Carter
Sue? Iden
Mrs. J. A. Cannon
Mrs. C. Merritt
Mrs. Somerville Lyon
Mrs. J. Willett
Mrs. C. M. Limstrong
Mrs. Rachel Hixson
Miss Annie Adamson
Mrs. William T. Smith
Mrs. Lillie Limsey
Mrs. C. A. S. Hopkins
Mrs. E. Foot
Miss Maggie R. Smith
Mrs. R. Milligan
Mrs. Roberta Merchant
Miss Kate Hooe
Mrs. __ Asheton
Miss Martha F. French
Miss Lucy A. French
Mrs. Wallace Hixson
Mrs. W. A. Brawner
Mrs. V. J. Iden
Jennie Smith
Mollie Newman
Emily C. Round
Ella M. Howard
A. M. Reeves?
Mrs. Rector
Harriet Baldwin
Nellie McClanahan
Eliza J. Huffman
Lucy A. Muddiman
Clara Boorman
21
N. E. Waugh
Mrs. Mary __ Hixson
Mrs. M---- Muddiman
J.__ Brawner
Mrs. Horace Ashton
1885
Buckland Mill
Upon the motion of Eliza Jane Campbell administratrix and William H. Bayne and C. M. Roche
administrator, with the will annexed of Ross Campbell deceased, it appearing to the court, that the statute,
in such cases, made and promised, has been fully complied with, the attorney for the commonwealth being
present. It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from evidence, adduced before it, by the applicants,
that, they were purchasers, for value, without actual notice, of the real estate, in Prince William County,
known as the “Buckland Mills”. Containing 149 acres, and upon the record of real estate, delinquent for the
non payment of taxes, page 14, charged with taxes, delinquent for the years 1877-1878-1879-1880-18811882 and 1883, to wit, state tax, wit & charges in amount $31.44; and county, and school taxes and
charges, in amount $26.20; that they said applicant have paid the purchase money and received a deed, for
their said purchase, from the Comm. of the Circuit Court of Fauquier County, under decree, properly
enrolled in the suit, styled “Campbell vs Hunton” doth order, that said record and books be corrected, and
doth exonerate said tract of land, from the delinquent taxes and levies, aforesaid.
6 April 1885
Clerk’s Office
Manassas, Virginia, April 6th 1885 Prince William County – To L. A. Houchens & Company
December 20 1884 – To one wood stove (for clerk’s office)
$10.00
To one damper
$ .25
$10.75
14 April 1885
Occoquan Bridge Lumber
Occoquan Bridge, Prince William County to L. Ledman to 363 feet of lumber for Occoquan
Bridge at 2 cents a foot. $7.27
We certify that this lumber was ordered by us and has been used on the Occoquan Bridge.
F. C. Davis, committee
R. M. Davis, committee
April 14th 1885
27 April 1885
Brentsville Clerk’s Office
Prince William County to G. F. Akers for putting in one door in Clerk’s Office.
This account is correct and I recommend the payment of it.
Joseph B. Reid – Commissioner
April 27th 1885
10 June 1885
Occoquan Bridge painting
Occoquan, June 10th 1885, County of Prince William to James F. Grimes –
To painting one half of Occoquan Bridge with red led & oil (best)
To one and one half gall. Green paint @2
To Red Paint and Green Paint for second coat on main cords
22
34.75
3.00
1.50
39.25
We the undersigned committee recommend the payment of this claim.
F. C. Davis committee
R. M. Davis, committee
21 June 1885
Occoquan Bridge painting
June 21st 1885, Prince William County to E. K. Davis, two dollars and 50 cents for extra work in
painting the Occoquan Bridge. This work was ordered by the committee and recommend the payment of
same.
F. C. Davis, committee
R. M. Davis, committee
25 June 1885
Commonwealth of Virginia vs J. Robert King
Prince William County to Wit: In the County Court for the said County the Jurors of the Commonwealth of
Virginia in and for the body of the County of Prince William and now attending the said Court upon their
oaths present that J. Robert King of the said County on the 25 th day of June in the year 1855 about the home
of 9 o’clock in the night of that day in the County aforesaid a certain dwelling house of one A. Lee
McInteer there situate, feloniously and maliciously did burn against the peace and dignity of the
Commonwealth of Virginia. – upon the testimony of Phianas Love & Others before the Grand Jury. A. L.
McInteer, G. W. Ratcliffe, J. H. Gray, Thomas Ashby, L. E. Merchant, and Robert Waters.
E. E. Meredith
Attorney for the Commonwealth
September 1885
Occoquan, VA
To Hon. William E. Lipscomb, Judge of County Court of Prince William. We the undersigned
voters of Occoquan District most humbly petition your honor not to grant any license for the sale of
intoxicating liquors in our district until after an election “for or against the licensing of the sale of
intoxicating liquors” is held.
Jas. Snider
C. M. Doleman
H. Tibbs
R. Good
F. S. Reynolds
L. E. Swann
J. Rowe
R. Harris
B. Washington
T. Snidor
S. Nash
P. Harris
J. W. Jackson
Jas. Murry
September 1885
Clerk’s Office Case
The order entered in this day of Sept. 1885 requiring a case to store the old records of the Clerk’s
Office & thereby given room for those of a more recent date has been complied with by the erecting of one
in the Jury Room of the Court House by M. A. Reid: which I consider is well built & of good material, as
to the value of same, I am at a loss to report, not being a competent judge of such work or of the material
used.
Respectfully
E. Nelson
11 September 1885
Brentsville Public Lot
Prince William County to Wit. To John H. Pollard
11 September 1885 – To cleaning out well in the Public Lot $7.00
The work was done according to agreement and I recommend the payment of the same.
Jos. B. Reid, Commissioner
23
28 Dec 1885
Delinquent Taxes 1865-1883
A Record of all Real Estate of Prince William County returned delinquent for the non-payment of Taxes
assessed thereon for the years 1865 to 1883 inclusive, including interest thereon at the rate of six per
centum per annum, from the 15th day of December of the year such Taxes were assessed, until the 1st day of
February, 1886
Notice to owners of delinquent lands and others.
The list of delinquent land for the years 1865,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82 and
1883 in Prince William County have been returned by the Auditor of Public Accounts to me which said
lands will be sold, each tract separately, for the amount delinquent for state and county taxes with 5 per
cent commission and expense due thereon unless the same shall be paid before the day of sale. The sale of
delinquent lands will take place at Brentsville on Monday, the 1 st day of February, 1886, court day, at 10
o’clock a. m. and continued from day to day and from court to court, until all are disposed of. Any person
wishing to pay the taxes and expenses on any such delinquent lands, can do so at any time before the sale
of the same, by calling on the undersigned, at Brentsville, Va.
December 28th 1885
W. W. Kincheloe
Treasurer of Prince William County
Name of person charged
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
A. & F. Railroad Company
Abel, William G.
Adams, George F.
Alexander, C. W. heirs
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Sarah F.
Allen, Amos
Allen, Washington
Allen, William estate
Allen, Z. & R. A. Colbert
Anderson, Richard
Annis, John A.
Annis, Richard heirs
Archer, A. N. & Nicalin
Arnold, James
Arnold, Jane
Arrington, David F.
Arrington, F. & C.
Acres or Lots
5
4
19
12 ½
8½
8
22
7
53
1 lot
1
1
79
blank
384
1 lot
5 lots
93
10
40
1
452
79
3
52
100
127
1 lot
163 ½
2 lots
210 ½
50
100
18
Location
part of Myers tract
part of Joe Naglie’s
part of John Naglie’s
part of S. Troth’s
part of Potomac River
part of Potomac River
part of Potomac River
Cockpit mountain
part of Potomac River
location not given
Potomac River
Potomac River
location not given
Daggs Spring
Houles Mill Bull Run
No. 8 Dumfries
No. 176,197,61,63,22 Dumfries
near Dumfries
near Dumfries
near Dumfries
near Dumfries
location not given
location not given
near Thoroughfare Station
location not given
Quantico
adj. Hooe, part Renoe tract
Dumfries
on Little Creek
Dumfries
Forest
Champs Mill Place
Quantico Run
near Bacon Race
24
Amount due
$2.47
$0.85
$8.39
$5.29
$2.36
$2.59
$22.73
$4.35
24.53
$1.39
$0.18
$0.22
$12.40
$79.42
$31.81
$0.21
$2.17
$19.82
$3.89
$8.63
$0.54
$27.21
$4.01
$0.83
$4.00
$76.74
$19.27
$0.14
$2.01
$30.98
$41.17
$3.74
$2.78
$29.54
Arrington, George W. Jr.
Arrington, Mary A.
Arrington, Mary A.
Arrington, Mary & Sister
Arrington, Thaddeus
Arrington, Thaddeus
Arundell, Charles A.
Ashby, Elizabeth G.
Ashby, Elizabeth G.
Ashby, Elizabeth G.
Ashby, George
Ashby, J. for Mrs. Shackelford
Ashby, J. for Mrs. Shackelford
Ashmon, Sarah M.
Auld, Collin
Austin, Benjamin
Avery & Kemper
Baker, Charles E.
Baker, Wm. trustee “67 – 69
Balch, C. P.
Baldwin, Phil.
Baryman, Thomas N.
Bauley, Mary V. & others
Beaumont, Francis
Beavers, Annie
Beavers, James
Beavers, William
Beckett, William
Bell, Hezekiah
Bell, Waltus estate
Benson, Charles estate
Berkeley, Charles E.
Berkeley, Norborn
Berry, John
Berryman, Sarah F.
Beveer, Jacob
Black, Samuel
Blakeley, John
Boggs, Nancy
Bogus, Samuel
Bohannan, Thomas estate
Boley, Mary F. & others
Boswell, William
Boswell, William
Botts, Alexander estate
Botts, Alexander estate
Botts, William estate
Bower, Silas G.
Bowers, Joseph
Bowley, John H.
Bradfield, Daniel
Bradfield, Geo. B. heirs
Brawner & Davis
Brawner, William
Brewis, F. M.& N. E. Nuff
Brice, John
23
60 ½
5½
6
13 ½
37
118
234 ¼
47
67 ½
168
33 ½
7
158
1 lot
2½
286 ½
72 ½
282
30
9½
205 ½
100
30
100
25
363
226 ½
3½
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
312
1 lot
102 ½
1 lot
345
153 ¾
80
196
1 lot
10
14
41 ½
1 lot
1 lot
300
297
326
19 ¾
50
84 ½
1 lot
64
65
281
Bacon Road
adj. Farnsworth
Raccoon Hill
near Peaksville
near Maple Valley
Bacon Road
Occoquan
adj. Fox
adj. Doan
near Bacon race
part Evergreen
Raccoon Mill
joins W. Keys
location not given
Newport
adj. Mitchell & Goods
on Paint run
location not given
location not given
on Cattail Branch
Forest
Hayfield
part Renoe tract
part Oak Grove
Forest
adj. Smith’s
Forest
near Poor House
Quantico
Dumfries
Dumfries
location not given
on Bull Run Mountains
Occoquan
Hayfield
Haymarket
near Dumfries
on Occoquan
Lansdown
near Lansdown
Newport
part A. Anderson
near Whalins
near Arringtons
Dumfries
Newport
near Powell’s Run
location not given
Little Bull Run
on Cedar Run
near Bradley
Trimmer
Occoquan
near Occoquan
Cabin Branch
on Tacket’s Road
25
$3.63
$5.83
$1.09
$0.64
$0.75
$3.02
$16.22
$41.14
$6.49
$12.45
$27.09
$13.35
$2.01
$2.71
$0.53
$1.81
$44.03
$23.37
$51.22
$6.75
$6.58
$60.42
$8.18
$3.27
$5.33
$1.97
$1.12
$12.86
$6.90
$12.10
$0.78
$0.26
$2.69
$2.48
$5.67
$3.13
$20.52
$24.69
$1.70
$98.49
$6.27
$3.60
$1.79
$2.11
$8.15
$0.68
$15.12
$46.44
$267.88
$2.15
$2.91
$5.40
$7.51
$9.18
$18.20
$21.48
Bridwell, H. P. heirs
99 ½
Bridwell, Isaac
110
Bridwell, Isaac
102(?)
Bridwell, Isaac estate
149
Broughton, J. D.
135 ½
Brown, John
5½
Brown, John
10
Browner, R. T.
288
Bruth, Samuel
515
Bryant, Daniel
101 ½
Bryant, Julia
31 ½
Buckner, (Aris?)
412
Burke, Gusta (col)
57
Bullett, A. C. estate
3 lots
Bullard, James P.
208
Bullett, Deyessus
33 lot
Burkley, Charles F.
535
Burroughs, T. L. & others trustees for Rich. 5
Butler, C. E.
47
Butler, L. B. trustee for French
1 lot
Butler, N. B.
62 ½
Byrne, Lydia
45
Callahan, George W.
3.75
Callahan, Sarah M.
10 ½
Calvert, Cadwell C.
67
Calvert, Elizabeth
1 lot
Calvert, George
67
Calvert, John
25
Calvert, R. A.
1 lot
Calvert, R. A.
page torn
Calvert, Robert A.
page torn
Calvert, Robert R.
211 ½
Campbell, Davis
43
Cannon, F. B. & E. S. Phillips
page torn
Cannon, George A.
38
Cannon, Mary B. estate
160
Cannon, Mary B. estate
page torn
Cannon, Ro estate
page torn
Cannon, Thomas estate
2½
Carney, George F.
89
Carney, Henry
200(?)
Carney, Henry
100
Carr, William estate
1 lot
Carrico, Harrison
page torn
Carson, Robert
page torn
Carter, Cassius
736
Carter, Cassius
2¼
Carter, Cassius
135
Carter, Cassius heirs
4½
Carter, E. L. heirs
122
Carter, F.W., J. Holmes, G. W. Holmes
282
Carter, George F.
180
Carter, J. C.
17 ½
Carter, James
10 ½
Carter, James
page torn
Carter, James P.
10 ½
Clifton Mills
location not given
Cedar Run
near Ewell
location not given
location not given
adj. Henry Haislip
Cabin Branch
Cock Pit Point
adj. Calvert
adj. Hannett
on Piney ridge & Turnpike
adj. Cannon
Newport
near Jacob Davis
Newport
Gainesville
on Bull Run Mountains
adj. Moses Hixson
location not given
location not given
Occoquan
on Piney Branch
near Dumfries
on Occoquan Creek
Dumfries
Quantico Creek
Rocky Branch
Brentsville
page torn
adj. H. C. Haislip
Gainesville
adj. Hyde
on Cannon’s Branch
adj. Bradfield
Quantico
page torn
page torn
near Dumfries
Chappawamsic run
adj. Berryman
adj. Berryman
Dumfries
adj. Nutt
Manassas
adj. Fred Foote
adj. Foote
adj. Fred Foote
Brentsville
adj. Lewis
adj. Rowerly & Torrly
on Carter’s Branch
part of Faulkland
Occoquan
adj. Roseberry
on Occoquan Run
26
$19.89
$65.89
$25.69
$5.36
$15.83
$12.40
$1.36
$8.40
$621.23
$22.65
$2.50
$35.80
$56.90
$51.19
$26.84
$0.50
$89.90
$61.58
$4.36
$10.63
$13.18
$7.27
$33.08
$3.53
$43.10
$1.13
$18.87
$2.78
$3.50
$3.45
$32.27
$135.61
$2.34
$1.35
$3.88
$8.83
$9.86
$8.83
$2.36
$31.64
$41.72
$41.71
$1.76
$1.67
$1.38
$150.91
$23.62
$150.91
$8.26
$35.95
$26.26
$6.51
$1.36
$4.48
$6.98
$1.45
Carter, John Jr. estate
Carter, John T.
Carter, Thomas N.
Carter, W. L. estate
Carter, William (col.)
Carter, Wm. Jr.
Carter, Wm. Jr.
Carter, Wm. Jr.
Carter, Wm. Sr.
Carter, William B.
Chancellor, A. M. estate
Chancellor, A. M. estate
Chapin, E. N. & H. L.
Chapman, C. F.
Chapman, Julia
Chapman, M. W.
Chapman, M. W.
Chapman, Thomas’ estate
Chapman, Thomas’ heirs
Chapman, Thomas’ heirs
Cheshire, E. & Susan
Chew, Fielder B.
Chick, Chas estate
Chipell, O. P.
Claggett, C. C. estate
Claggett, Columbia
Claggett, J. H.
Clark, Harry A.
Clark, Robert M.
Claws, F. F.
Cleary, William
Cockrell, G. H. & H.
Cockrell, George II estate
Cockrell, George II estate
Cockrell, James H. estate
Cockrell, Moses estate
Cockrell, Roland L.
Cockrell, William estate
Cockrell, William H. estate
Cockrell, William H. estate
Cockrell, William H. estate
Cohen, George
Cole, Basil
Cole, Elias
Cole, K. B. & J. W.
Cole, Thomas (col.)
Collins, Samuel C.
Collins, Samuel C.
Collins, Samuel C.
Colvert, T. B.
Cook, Isreal
Cooper, B. estate
Cooper, B. estate
Cooper, Benjamin
Cordell, Richard S.
Cornwell, Thomas
1631
289
8
torn page
3½
223
200
30
223
page torn
126
361
114 ½
295
162
100
page torn
1 lot
110
320
19
page torn
page torn
page torn
212
page torn
page torn
115
page torn
page torn
525
156 ½
371
40
1 lot
136
250
547
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
75
41
57
torn page
57
100
165
105
120 ½
14
320
200
1 lot
50
150
Falkland on Bull Run
Carter’s Green on C. Lick
Powells Run
on Chappawamsic Run
near Occoquan
on Occoquan Run
Quantico
Chappawamsic
Quantico
Forest
location not given
location not given
location not given
near Dumfries
Chappawamsic Run
location not given
page torn
Dumfries No. 36
adj. Forbes
location not given
Quantico Run
on Dawkins Branch
Chappawamsic
adj. Williams
Stage Road
Hammett Tract
Hammett Tract
adj. D. Arrington
adj. Cockrell
adj. Robinson & Green
Cock P N Point
location not given
location not given
Orange Field (72)
#27
Forest
location not given
location not given
Dumfries
Dumfries
Dumfries
Brentsville Township
(illegible)
Quantico
Hayfield
Quantico
Forest
Forest
adj. King
(says ose run)
on south side of A. & O railroad
location not given
location not given
Brentsville
North run
adj. John Weedon
27
$533.70
$311.14
$1.48
$45.56
$0.29
$9.86
$33.01
$4.06
$13.03
$10.48
$11.96
$9.75
$29.95
$64.87
$6.20
$7.00
$185.61
$0.12
$28.89
$7.22
$2.33
$51.36
$3.62
$21.06
$65.34
$24.71
$38.10
$26.36
$16.91
$587.86
$4.12
$50.39
$27.89
$4.42
$9.01
$105.21
$12.31
$3.51
$2.10
$0.40
$10.49
$18.47
$11.25
$57.17
$14.60
$2.31
$5.15
$1.88
$28.36
$5.36
$4.33
$2.71
$2.21
$26.40
$10.86
Coulter, Ann & Children
Cox, R. C.
Crain, E. B. & wife
Crosen, Robert estate
Cross, H. J.
Cross, Harrison
Crowell, Alfred H.
Cudell, Roland S.
Curtis, Julia A.
Daniel, Tracy
Davis, Benson
Davis, Benson estate
Davis, F. C.
Davis, D. M.
Davis, Hugh C. estate
Davis, Hugh C. estate
Davis, S. K.
Davis, S. K.
Davis, Susan
Davis, Susan
Davis, Thomas K.
Davis, W. B.
Davison, Robert C.
Dawe, Mary
Dawe, Mary estate
Dawe, P. & W.
Dean, Derisa (col.)
Dogan, Medora
Donohoe, John
Dowell, James
Dowell, Wm. D. estate
Dowell, Wm. D. estate
Downs, George W.
Duison, R. C.
Dulaney, Charles W.
Dulin, Wm. E.
Dulin, Wm. E.
Dulin, Wm. E.
Dulin, Wm. E.
Dunlop, George
Dunlop, George
Dunlop, John
Duvall, Alexander
Duvall, Alexander estate
Duvall, H. A. trustee
Duvall, James
Dye, John estate
Fair, William A.
Fairbanks, Rufus
Fairfax, John W.
Farrell, Michael
Fewell, James
Fisher, Samuel H. estate
Fitzhugh, John estate
Fitzhugh, William H.
Fletcher, John W.
page torn
page torn
page torn
30 ½
page torn
817
page torn
page torn
page torn
69
page torn
63
200
154
page torn
page torn
92 ½
178
245
175
178
173
81 ½
lots
page torn
152
6
47
lots
lots
½ lot
3 lots
75
page torn
100
130
6½
2 lots
71 ½
135
59
1 lot
462 ½
57 ½
17 ½
57 ½
120
303
1 lot
522 ½
46
199 ½
1 lot
140
1 lot
1
part lot 27
near Dumfries
adj. Bryant & King
Gainesville
Poplar Grove
Bull Run
Forest
location not given
at Potomac
near Ashmore
location not given
Occoquan Run
near Davis
on Occoquan
location not given
location not given
Brentsville
Brentsville
Forest
Bacon Race
at Bristoe
Ashmore
location not given
Dumfries
Cabin Branch
Neabsco
on Chappwamsic
Manassas
Newport
Dumfries 65, 67
Dumfries
Dumfries
Bull Run Mountain
Quantico Run
adj. Mills
Powell’s Run
Cabin Branch
Dumfries
Powell’s Run
Occoquan
Occoquan
Dumfries
Little Creek
Little Creek
Occoquan
location not given
Bull Run
not given
#32 Buckland
on Potomac
Forest
not given
Occoquan
on Cedar Run
Dumfries
part of McPherson tract
28
$2.66
$9.98
$3.19
$6.89
$0.92
$5.75
$105.21
$4.86
$13.02
$24.04
$19.63
$5.60
$19.29
$4.05
$6.77
$13.01
$40.90
$2.99
$11.92
$136.43
$79.66
$13.16
$7.78
$19.36
$27.90
$0.42
$12.90
$16.36
$15.59
$0.74
$2.15
$15.86
$10.71
$33.39
$4.84
$19.41
$0.75
$5.20
$11.34
$17.98
$1.31
$17.88
$3.70
$0.73
$4.05
$10.05
$25.42
$1.61
$831.98
$2.54
$10.64
$6.22
$24.17
torn
not given
Florence, Benjamin
Florence, Roland estate
Fogarty, John
Foley, Ann E.
Foley, Ann E. (heirs 1879)
Foley, E. H.
Foley, E. H.
Forbes, Murry
Foote, C. A.
Foote, Jo
Foster, Eliz
Foster, James R.
Foster, Redmon
Foster, Thomas
Fox, John & Vanbrook
Fox, John & Vanbrook
Francis, John A.
French, J. F.
French, John R. & Jas. W.
Fuller, Edward H.
Fuschel, A. H.
Gaines, Albert heirs
Gaines, Edwin estate
Gaines, Edwin estate
Gaines, Edwin estate
Gaines, Thomas B.
Gaines, William H. Sr.
Galleher, M. & Charles
Gamble, John
Garner, Thomas
Garner, William
Gaskins, Catherine
Gaskins, Susan (col)
Gaugh, Jas R.
George, Virginia
Gibson, Francis B. estate
Gibson, George
Gilbert, Minor
Gilcherest, Thomas
Gill, Lettie
Glasscock, O. F.
Golding, Thomas
Goodwin, John H.
Goodwin, William
Gore & McAfee
Grandling, Edward
Graham, John estate
Gray, Francis
Gray, Francis
Graybill, Lewis H.
Graybill, Mary W. T.
Grason, Enoch (col.)
Grason, Enoch
Grason, Enoch
Grason, Enoch
Grason, Enoch (col.)
¼
234
111
209
86
11
9
649?
219
108 ½
1 lot
195 ½
1 lot
6 lots
128 ½
78
2 lots
221
1598
1 lot
22 ½
68
74 ½
95
73
46
14 ½
1 lot
250
89 ¼
89
14
torn
3
50
172
151 ½
249 ½
100
12
1 lot
72
140?
11
216
25
1 lot
1 lot
37
47 ½
12
44
61
5¾
50
100
at Manassas Station
Forest
Hooe & Others
adj. Antioch Church
part poplar hill
adj. Berkeley and others
part Mt. Atlas
On Quantico Run
on Little Bull Run
Quantico Run
Brentsville
part Sunnyside
Brentsville
Brentsville
adj. Byrd
Powell’s Run
Buckland
Racoon Hill
Frenchville
not given
near Leary’s Mill
part Cedar Grove
part Cedar Grove
Cross Plan adj. B. Robertson
Bristoe
on Piney Branch
at Bristoe Station
not given
on Bull Run
Occoquan Rub
Forest
adj. Larkin
Bethlehem
Gainesville
Coles
part Massadale
Lansdown
near Bristoe Station
near Glasscock
on Rocky Branch
No. 29
North Run
French Run
adj. Beavers
adj. C. C. Claggett
on Quantico Run
not given
Carrborough
Quantico
adj. Taylor
adj. Taylor
Hayfield
Chappawamsic
“Brentown”
Chappawamsic
adj. Lange & Co.
29
$0.09
$37.97
$49.21
$83.63
$28.39
$8.64
$6.75
168.38
$57.37
$17.27
$1.64
$18.87
$0.22
$10.64
$136.96
$71.26
$3.41
$10.66
$561.25
$7.71
$1.47
$4.74
$7.62
$40.74
$115.69
$3.51
$5.39
$2.03
$211.65
$2.62
$1.74
$0.51
$14.30
$6.31
$2.42
$23.44
$31.19
$39.48
$12.92
$7,02
$13.64
$4.90
$30.37
$2.02
$30.27
$1.63
$0.68
$0.09
$2.12
$5.54
$21.66
$16.78
$14.14
$1.37
$23.20
$40.73
Grason, Henry estate (col)
Green, Ann
Green, Elijah estate
Green, Roscoe H.
Greenwool, Walter
Gregg, John W. Jr.
Gregg, Myron E.
Gregory, Marshall & Ward
Gregory, Marshall & Ward
Gregory, Marshall & Ward
Grigsby, Bettie M.
Grigsby, Bettie M. & Others
Grigsby, Bettie M.
Grigsby, John R.
Griffin, William
Hall, Henry D.
Hall, John
Hall, William trustee
Hall’s heirs
Hanner, George W.
Harest, Walter
Harper, John N.
Harris, John
Harrison, B. E.
Harrison, B. E. estate
Harrison, Elias
Harrison, James
Harrison, James
Harrison, John estate
Harrison, Sally estate
Heath, Francis A.
Hereford, T. P. S.
Herndon, E. & D.
Herryon, John estate
Hibbs, Benjamin
Hodgkin, Mary
Hodgkin, William F.
Holland, M. F. L.
Holly, John A.
Holmead, Charles H.
Holmes, F. W.
Holmes, Thomas
Holtzman, William F.
Holzyman, William P.
Hooe & Johnson
Hooe, Margaret heirs
Hooe, R. H.
Hooe, R. H.
Hooe, R. H.
Hooe, R. H.
Hooe, R. & Thomas
Hooe, Rice W.
Hornbaker, J. H. & W. estate
Horton, Henry M.
Howison, B. Hooe
Huber, George
69 ¾
4 lots
7½
1 lot
40
lot
¼ acre
47 ½
377
581 ¾
286
488
488 ¾
470
237
1 lot
100
230 ½
lot
82
302
313 ¼
48
1 lot
106
13 ½
10
3
4 lots
196
318
2 lots
99 ¾
2 lots
26 ½
1½
½ lot
91
278
40
94
60 ½
18
28
148 ½
80
88
203
88
144 ½
950
½
2 lots
50
6¾
4 lots
Studley
Dumfries
Racoon Hill
Manassas
Forest
#58
Maple Valley
not given
not given
not given
Free tract
3 R 74 P Free tract
free tract
Forest
Chappawamsic
2 acres Haymarket
adj. Bird
part Bushey Ridge
No. 5
on Piney Branch
near Lansdowne
Powell’s Run
Gainesville
Haymarket
near Lansdown
near Patterson
near Hartford
adj. Patterson
Brentsville
Chappawamsic
adj. Lynn & Tibbs
Haymarket
Cedar Run
Dumfries
adj. Berkeley
Forest
Brentsville
near Byrne
adj. James Jackson
adj. Bryant & King
adj. Roseberry
Brentsville
Potomac River Wharf
on Potomac River
adj. McLean
Godfrey
Forest
Free Tract
not given
Forest
Neabsco
part of Lansdowne
Brentsville
Breattone
on Bushey Ridge
Dumfries
30
$3.49
$3.98
$5.79
$0.63
$2.74
$15.87
$2.01
$1.07
$5.06
$6.66
$9.35
$130,50
not given
$74.37
$35.57
$1.84
$9.20
$43.75
$23.29
$14.24
$84.59
$109.89
$5.37
$3.27
$17.25
$0.89
$6.11
$1.39
$3.98
$73.89
33.35
$0.31
$9.47
$2.61
$5.45
$0.17
$10.55
$3.19
$65.33
$4.63
$9.08
$8.50
$21.07
$112.07
$228.08
$32.85
$10.58
torn
$14.22
$23.95
$251.45
$0.15
$0.83
$10.97
$1.12
$7.42
Hulfish, Garrett
Hulfish, Garrett
Hulfish, Garrett
Hunton & Brother
Hunton, Charles H. estate
Hunton, Charles H. estate
Hunton, Charles H. estate
Hunton, Eppa
Hunton, J. B.
Hunton, J. B.
Hunton, J. B. & E. Smith
Hunton, W. E.
Hunton, William estate
Hutchinson, John estate
Hyde, Harvey
Ish, Robert estate
Ish, Robert estate
Ives, Reuben
Jackson, Francis
Jacobs, Augustus
Jasper, Daniel estate
Jelliff, Gould D.
Jennings, Thomas
Jewell, B. E. F. & P.
Jewell, Elijah
Jewell, Silas
Johnson, Hazelton
Johnson, John F. & Others
Maddox, Thomas
Maddox, William
Mame, Emily C.
Manassas Gap R.R. Co.
Manassas Gap R R. Co.
Manly, Sandy
Marley, Louisa
Marshall, John A.
Marsteller, Ann
Marsteller, Cyrus estate
Marsteller, Samuel A.
Maxfield, A. E.
Maxfield, George L.
Maxfield, Minor
McCall, Horace
McCuin, Sarah
McEwing, Edward
McLean, Virginia B.
McNair, Ernest & Co.
McPherson, John D.
McPherson, John D.
McPherson, John D.
McPherson, R. M. trustee
Melvin, Maria L.
Melvin, Maria
Meredith, J. M.
Miles, John (col)
Milstead, Isaac
47 ¼
2 lots
38 ¼
4 lots
26
1 lot
22 ½
25
lot
2 lots
149
3 lots
3 lots
2 lots
100 ½
300
162
18
83 ¼
162
30
lots
65
105
25
25
6
13
20 ½
40
38 ½
lots
2
2
30
140
150
92
340
96
7
100
1 lot
2
31 ¾
985
42
384
14 ½
255 ½
50
18
18
220
1 lot
199
Haymarket
Haymarket
near Haymarket
10,11,1,8
Kinsley’s Mills
Buckland
near Buckland
adj. Cole
Buckland
No. 3 & 2
Buckland Mills
No. 34,35,36
No. 34,35,36
No. 140,141
Gallop
on Bull Run Mountain
on Bull Run Mountain
Forest
Powell’s Run
adj. Davis
not given
Dumfries # 46 & 64
Cabin Branch
Goose Run
not given
Goose Run
near Antioch
on Cabin Branch
Neabsco Run
on Quantico
part of Orangefield
depot building
at Manassas
adj. Waterloo
on Cedar Run
near Maple Valley
Brentsville
on Dawkins Branch
on Cattail Branch
adj. Tinns
part Evergreen
adj. Copen
not given
on Broad Run
on Quantico
Yorktown
Chappawamsic
part of Liberia
part of Liberia
part of Liberia
Liberia
near Daggs Spring
near Daggs Spring
Quantico Run
not given
on Wolf Run
31
$8.22
$7.95
$3.35
$96.42
$126.85
$34.93
$14.44
$5.24
$0.66
$13.66
$403.69
$1.93
$3.19
$0.95
$6.83
$23.62
$12.75
$2.65
$7.89
$1.99
$0.27
torn
$26.11
$31.01
torn
torn
torn
torn
$2.18
$5.38
$14.44
$93.37
$2.64
$0.90
$2.25
$6.84
$22.00
$38.13
$25.79
$15.59
$3.01
$6.55
$41.34
$0.32
$53.59
$104.89
$4.08
$56.28
$2.49
$82.43
$16.13
$2.35
$0.95
$11.48
$18.75
$3.87
Moncure, John
Moore, John
Moore, Thomas
Moss, Martha A.
Moss, Mary A.
Murphy, Elizabeth
Muschett, J. M. estate
Muschett, Louisa estate
Muschett, Virginia
Nalls, Enoch B.
Nalls, Sarepta
Naylor, Cornelius
Naylor, Jesse
Naylor, Samuel
Newman, William R.
Newton, Isaac
Newton, Isaac
Nickens, Virginia
Nicol & J. M. Sinclair
Nicol, Aylett
Nicol, Aylett
Nicol, Aylett
Nicol, Aylett estate
Nicol, Aylett estate
Norman, James F.
Norvill, L. B.
Norville, W. H. estate
O’Bannon, L. B.
Oden, J. S.
Oertly, Bartholomew estate
O’rear, Martha E.
Otterback, Phillip estate
Pattie, Oscar
Patton, William
Pearson, Craven
Pearson, Cumberland
Pearson, George
Perry, Charles H.
Pettit, Alexander
Pettit, Eli estate
Pettit, John F.
Pettitt, John F.
Pettitt, John F.
Pettitt, William
Petty, Catherine
Peyton, Elias
Peyton, Thomas
Phillips, Celia
Phillips, Celia
Phillips, John G.
Phillips, William F.
Pine, D. L.
Posey, Richard
Potomac Railroad Company
Potomac Railroad Company
Potomac Railroad Company
40
33
11 ½
1 lot
1 lot
84
1 lot
195 ¾
108 ¼
2 lots
95
9
9
9
137 ¼
370 ½
563
½
160
232 ¼
3
217
37
152
38
246
44
13 ½
150
270
3¼
1045
1 lot
lot
193
75
¼
175
100
18 ½
100
33?
lot
25
50
7½
112 ½
2542
117 ¾
109 ½
86
337
37
2 lots
1 lot
3 lots
adj. Cheshire
Gainesville
part Evergreen
not given
Buckland
Dumfries Road
not given
Part Massadale
Massadale
Buckland
part Mt. Atlas
Liberia
Liberia
Liberia
on Catamount
Mt. Pleasant
Deep Hole
adj. Farnsworth
Tacketts Road
part Sunnyside
near Brentsville
part of Flanders land
part Sunnyside
on Cedar Run
Gainesville
Waverly & Kettle Run
West Stage Road
adj. Slaugh
Bull Run Mountain
Chappawamsic
Goose Run
Goose Run
Buckland
Occoquan
Hooe’s Creek
Crooked Branch
adj. Fitzgerald
Maple Valley
part Job Davis
not given
not given
Hooe’s Creek
Occoquan
near Rigg
Powell’s Run
part of Greenville
not given
on Broad Run
part Larkin Tract
adj. Milford
Cannon’s Branch
on Quantico Run
Neabsco
#58 & #59
#85
#21,#22,#23
32
$20.79
$4.61
$1.65
$101.16
$25.48
$4.57
$0.29
$77.79
$46.77
$12.78
$23.48
$2.41
$5.41
$1.19
$6.29
$95.20
$188.41
$1.06
$47.77
$62.85
$2.01
$26.49
$9.85
$7.56
$5.30
$345.40
$6.97
$2.44
$133.69
$29.45
$0.09
not given
$8.28
$17.76
$45.36
$10.05
$7.31
$27.00
$6.82
$0.44
$1.36
$4.17
$6.21
$1.01
$10.54
$0.97
$2.02
$710.84
$23.56
$14.34
$50.32
$52.44
$28.97
$1.35
$0.67
$2.04
Potomac Railroad Company
Potomac Railroad Company
Potomac Railroad Company
Potomac Railroad Company
Powell, Mary A.
President Georgetown College
Pridmore, Benjamin estate
Priest, Mary Ann
Primm, George
Purcell, James estate
Purcell, James estate
Purcell, Jo H. estate
Purcell, Jno H. estate
Purcell, Richard
Ratcliffe, Daniel
Ray, John W.
Reed, Richard
Reeves, Eliza S.
Reeves, Eliza S.
Reeves, Courtney
Reeves, James
Reeves, John & Savage
Reid, Henry estate
Reid, James H.
Reid, James H.
Reid, James H.
Reid, James H.
Reid, James H.
Reid, James H.
Reid, James H.
Reid, Jno H. & R. Alex. Reid
Reid, Marian
Remington, William H.
Rennoe, R. & J. F.
Reynolds, C. H.
Reynolds, J. H.
Richards, Sarah
Richards, W. H.
Richmond, Posey
Riggs, Townly
Riley, William F.
Roach, William estate
Roach, William estate
Roach, William
Roberts, Edward
Robertson, F. B.
Robins, James H.
Robinson, Adaline
Robinson, Thomas C.
Rogers, Elizabeth
Rogers, Alexander H.
Rollins, Addison & wife
Rose, Isreal
Rose, Ro F. R.
Rose, Ward estate
Rubleman, John G. & Others
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
land
4
123 ¼
141
148
5
109 ¼
70
103
163
37
lot
33 ½
114 ¼
lot 20
lot 27
38
16
36
3½
173
24
100
178
22
6
1 lot
1 lot
13
55
127
13 ¾
14
26
130
178
101
10
470
105 ½
102
50
295
25
8¼
2
145
170
60
48
91 2/3
387 ½
lot
#51
#72
#38
piece of land
Bull Run Mountain
Dawkins Branch
Forest
Wright Farm
adj. Lomax
Cedar Run
Cedar Run
adj. Fitzhugh
adj. Beaver’s
on Quantico Run
New Port
Potomac River
Moor Green on broad
place not given
place not given
Forest
Telegraph Road
adj. Berryman
near Dumphreys
Stafford Springs
Stafford Springs
Stafford Springs
Stafford Springs
near Dumfries
Choppawamsic
New Port
Brentsville
adj. Jewell
part Renoe’s tract
Brentsville
not given
adj. Davis
Farnsworth
Farnsworth
adj. Pyms
near J. Davis
Brentsville
Campbell farm
Dawkins Branch
part of Foster Hall
near Occoquan
Leesylvania
Bellaire
part Mayfield
Gainesville
Chestnut Lick
Little Bull Run
adj. Phillips & Ewell
James M. Rose
Gainesville
Bull Run Mountain
New Port
33
$0.67
$0.68
$0.67
$13.66
$0.31
$18.76
$668.89
$19.42
$0.98
$39.22
$3.73
$25.04
$6.48
$8.34
$2.86
$3.39
$50.16
$1.62
$2.77
$6.75
$1.42
$27.31
$1.02
$5.98
$7.20
$9.20
$33.94
$8.45
$1.62
$442.90 (typo?)
$1.11
$0.39
$7.51
$27.81
$1.88
$16.41
$2.54
$6.05
$21.07
$5.93
$2.41
$239.89
$9.91
$62.50
$3.24
$217.84
$19.09
$0.92
$0.90
$18.48
$67.10
$23.72
$45.46
$48.96
$37.87
$4.75
Rust, Maria
Sales, Sarah H.
Sales, Sarah H.
Savage, Mary C.
Savage, James M. estate
Scott, Livinia
Scott, Lucinda
Selecman, C. A. & Chinn
Selecman, C. A. & Chinn
Selecman, John T.
Selecman, Thomas
Selecman, Thomas
Selecman, Thomas
Selecman, Thomas heirs
Selecman, Thomas estate
Selecman, Thomas estate
Selecman, Thomas estate
Shepherd, Joseph B.
Shepherd, R. H.
Shepherd, Richard H.
Shumate, Bailey
Shumate, Eliz
Shumate, Eliz
Sibley, Orion
Simms, Wm. H. & J. L.
Simpson, Samuel
Sinclair (Bageley 1880)
Sinclair, J. M. & M. B.
Sinclair, M. B.
Sinclair, Virginia
Skinker, William heirs
Skinner, Peter
Skinner, Peter
Slaughter, Franklin
Smith, A. F. & F. M. Wheat
Smith, Andrew K.
Smith, Delia
Smith, Delia
Smith, Delia
Smith, H. C.
Sutton, William H.
Smith, Francis
Smith, Henry
Smith, James W.
Smith, John L.
Smith, Peter
Smith, Sallie
Spencer, William H.
Spittle, John H.
Sprangue, Warren
Spooner, Horatio B.
Sprague, S. M.
Stafford, Charles
Stanville, Richard
Starke, James
Starke, James estate
83 ½
132
41
1 lot
217
1¼
125
124
24
1 lot
1 lot
38
98
1 lot
5
½ lot
54
16
150
100
155 ¼
214
24 ½
88
365
33
168
9
2 lots
1 lot
2 lots
86 ½
86 ½
210
200
10
396
20
½
23
158
1 lot
1 lot
150
100
94
62
8½
11
219 ½
166 ½
136
100
643
torn
13 ½
Landsdown
adj. Thomas
adj. Thomas
Occoquan
Gainesville
adj. Foston’s
Cedar Run
Swann Point
Swann Point
Occoquan
not given
not given
not given
not given
Swan Point
Occoquan
Swan Point
Powell’s Run
adj. Taylor
Neabsco Run
Chappawamsic
Chappawamsic
Chappawomsic
Manassas
part Bell Air
Gainesville
Studley
Sinclair Mills
#15, #13
No. 13
Haymarket
Bull Run Mountain
Bull Run Mountain
adj. Weldon
on Powell’s Run
Goose Run
near Stafford Spring
on Tacketts Road
not given
part Baileysburg
Occoquan
Dumfries
Haymarket
Lansdown
Lansdowne
Neabsco
not given
Gainesville
adj. Payne & Kincheloe
Chappawamsic
Chappawamsic
near Dumfries
Quantico
on Neabsco Run
not given
Quantico
34
$7.61
$13.91
$2.89
$36.91
$80.00
$0.19
$123.92
$33.54
$5.37
$5.61
$1.38
$3.53
$40.68
$2.04
$1.00
$5.78
$3.78
$3.06
$2.16
20.05
$9.01
$18.84
$21.83
$51.40
$228.68
$7.84
$50.01
$28.25
$4.08
$0.60
$4.29
$60.47
$41.63
$128.34
$20.77
$1.69
$192.33
$8.02
$2.78
$8.00
$10.42
$1.80
$1.61
$95.64
$40.68
$23.59
$4.34
$3.57
$1.07
$107.51
$117.10
$4.42
$12.29
$56.45
$4.50
$6.02
Stead, Charles
Steet, F. A.
Stephen, Samuel
Stonnell, Richard F. trustee
Stonnell, William
Story, Edwin T.
Stoutenberg, Amelia
Stoutenberg, Amelia
Strangeley, John A.
Strangeley, John A.
Strawther, William
Suddith, Joseph heirs
Suddith, Joseph heirs
Sullivan, J. H.
Sullivan, John H.
Suttle, J. B. T.
Sweeton, William B.
Stonnell, William
Taylor, Sarah & J. E.
Taylor, William (col.)
Tebball, Halsey
Tebbs, Betsy
Tebbs, Betsy
Tebbs, Betsy
Tebbs, Betsy
Tebbs, Charles B. estate
Tebbs, Foushee
Tebbs, Halsey heirs
Tebbs, Polly
Tebbs, Samuel
Tebbs, Samuel J.
Tebbs, Samuel J.
Tebbs, Thomas estate
Tebbs, William
Tebbs, William J. estate
Tebbs, William estate
Tebbs, W. W. estate
Tebbs, William W. estate
Tebbs, William W. estate
Terrell, William estate
Thomas, Clarke S.
Thomas, John
Thomas, John W. (col.)
Thomas, Thos.
Thomas, William
Thomas, William
Thomas, William
Thomas, William Sr.
Thornberry, John F.
Thorne, Anthony
Thornton, Lucien E.
Thornton, Thomas C.
Tibbs, Charles B. estate
Touler, Arthur
Trennis, Martha
Trone, Sarah A.
100
140
86
29 ½
torn
192
369
174
2 lots
2 lots
24
68
85
122 ½
102 ½
20
135
torn
1 lot
torn
20
4
16
6
3¼
435
12 lots
19
torn
torn
5 lots
6 lots
9 lots
torn
6 lots
12 lots
50
472
358
1 lot
7
88
torn
106
6 lots
½ lot
torn
7
torn
303
blank
18 ¼
torn
4
236
252
adj. Thomas Jones
Dumfries Road
near Dumfries
Raccoon Hill
page torn
Quantico
Forest
Quantico Creek
Dumfries
Dumfries
on Goose Run
Broad Run
Broad Run
adj. Weldon
Haymarket
adj. Banks
Thoroughfare Station
page torn
Haymarket
Manassas
adj. Peake
Hyde Park
adj. Davis
Quantico
Tebbsdale
Gainesville
Carboro
adj. Peake
Forest
Tacketts Mill
Carboro
Carboro
Carboro
Quantico
Carboro
Carboro
near Taylor
Chappawamsic
Quantico
Dumfries
part of Greenwich
not given
Cabin Branch
part of Greenwich
Carboro
New Port
Dumfries
on Bull Run Mountain
not given
Goose Run
not given
Quantico
Neabsco
near Buckland
Oak Hill
Neabsco
35
$29.66
$3.12
$9.15
$5.23
$95.28
$21.65
$20.12
$31.27
$4.02
$2.33
$2.29
$17.68
$46.71
$37.00
$128.34
$6.93
$20.64
$95.28
$5.13
$0.93
$19.19
$2.85
$23.99
$4.82
$20.00
311.15
$1.21
$5.80
$53.68
$146.04
$1.86
$1.86
$1.80
$21.34
$0.90
$1.04
$6.16
$367.80
$174.85
$14.20
$59.30
$6.21
$1.12
$28.89
$0.90
$1.31
$1.23
$15.66
$0.88
$77.40
$0.08
$2.66
$40.02
$4.10
$15.51
$43.10
Troth, Samuel
Trustee Episcopal Church
Tubbs, Jno S.
Tucker, E. M.
Turner, Albert
Turner, Jane
Turner, Jane
Turner, Malinta
Tyler, Charles E.
Tyler, James M. heirs
Uhlig, August
Underhill, Harriett
Vander, Wacker,
Voker, Charles
Volance, William C.
Vowles, James
Walker, Lewis
Waller, William
Ward, Ann & Maria
Ward, Berkeley
Ward, William
Warder, T. B. estate
Warder, Thornberry
Warner, Daniel
Washington, E. M.
Washington, H. W. M.
Washington, H. W. M.
Washington, Sallie
Washington, W. F.
Washington, W. F.
Washington, W. T.
Washington, W. T.
Washington, William T.
Watson, M & E
Weaver, C. E.
Weaver, Ro A.
Weaver, William A.
Weaver, William A. estate
Weaver, William A. estate
Weaver, William A. estate
Weaver, William A.
Weedon, F. A.
West, Fannie F.
Whalin, Daniel
Whalin, Daniel
White, Ro L. heirs
Whiting & Varns
Whiting, G. A.
Whiting, William W.
Wilsh, G. W.
Williams, George E.
Williams, Harriet
Williams, J. & Davis
Williams, J.T.S.M.& M.R.
Williams, James estate
Williams, James estate
torn
1
18 ½
6
40
57
torn
3
320?
1 lot
torn
200
16 ½
torn
405
19
4
torn
38 ½
1 lot
3½
torn
7
3
2
12
25 ½
1
torn
7
4½
10 ¼
246
1 lot
7
torn
3½
13
3½
15
7
torn
5
18
2
torn
57 ¾
9¼
45 ½
14 ¾
torn
1 lot
1 lot
137
18
30
not given
near Haymarket
Quantico Run
Quantico Run
Quantico
Little Creek
Little Creek
not given
Mt. Pleasant Hill
Haymarket
on Quantico Run
Clifton Mill
near Jno Davis
joins Fox
on Powells Run
Forest
Forest
Buckland
Telegraph Road
Occoquan
near Dumfries
Cat Tail Branch
Studley
Cabin Branch
not given
joins Davis
part Park Gate
part Mt. Atlas
adj. Davis
not given
adj. Davis
adj. Davis
Park Gate
Buckland
Studley
Studley
near Dumfries
near Dumfries
Rose Hill
Marsh
Studley
on Occoquan Road
North River
Forest
Forest
Occoquan
on Champs Mill Run
Cedar Run
Godfrey
adj. Phinn
near Dumfries
New Port
Dumfries
on Kettle Run
Marsh
Powell’s Creek
36
$16.99
$1.59
$30.09
$18.96
$1.23
$10.23
$1.62
$1.83
$324.95
$1.66
$1.47
$15.73
$14.72
$34.04
$261.68
$22.81
$9.26
$36.61
$12.36
$0.68
$8.45
$$20.13
$22.63
$4.88
$3.00
$25.61
$193.75
$0.14
$6.99
torn
$0.97
$0.67
$197.65
$3.96
$31.91
$25.01
$1.19
$122.71
$9.29
$21.79
$17.17
$3.14
$11.73
$22.86
$0.63
$13.23
$16.68
$17.24
$53.43
$8.32
$1.29
$0.55
$1.58
$78.98
$3.12
$3.12
Williams, James E.
Williams, Jane & Others
Williams, Jane & Others
Williams, Jane & Others
Williams, John (col.)
Williams, John
Williams, John
Williams, John T.
Williams, Mary S.
Williams, Oley estate
Williams, Ollie
Williams, Ollie
Williams, P. D. estate
Williams, R. & Others
Wilson & Dunnington
Wilson, Sarah estate
Wilson, Sarah estate
Windsor, Richard
Windsor, Richard
Windsor, Richard
Wingfield, Sammey
Woodyard, John
Wright, F. M.
Wright, John
Wright, John estate
Wright, Mary J.
Zerega, Augustus
Zerega, Augustus
torn
1¾
1½
1¾
7
torn
14 lot
torn
1
35 ½
torn
torn
27
torn
375
torn
torn
21
16
torn
4
½
15 ½
¾
1 lot
3½
200
200
Chappawamsic
Marsh
Marsh
Marsh
joins Abel
joins Davis
Dumfries
not given
Dumfries
near Quantico
on Quantico Run
on Quantico Run
on Kettle Run
joins Davis
on Potomac River
not given
Studley
Wilkins
Powell’s Run
not given
near Buckland
Maple Valley
Powell’s Run
Neabsco
Haymarket
Powell’s Run
Bull Run Mountain
Bull Run Mountain
$66.95
$10.63
$2.76
$2.76
$42.11
$139.98
$43.66
$74.32
$0.83
$5.23
$0.66
$1.34
$8.96
$95.61
$184.46
$1.84
$85.08
$177.76
$83.96
$31.21
$2.73
$2.21
$9.13
$3.84
$5.63
$6.43
$136.73
$136.73
20 Sep 1886
County of Prince William
A Record of All Real Estate
Delinquent for the Non-Payment of Taxes Assessed in 1884
Person charged with taxes
Land Quantity
Alexander, Robert estate
40
Alexander, Robert estate
6 lots
Allen, Amos
4¾
Baker, Julia F. Mrs.
160
Boggs, Lemuel C.
196
Bland, John W.
130
Bohannon, Thomas estate
89 ¼
Boroughs, T. L. trustee
5
Bowley, John W. estate
19 ¼
Boraley, John W.
24 ½
Brammille, John
26 ¼
Brown, John
5¾
Buckley, Sallie
5
Carter, J. C.
17 ½
Chew, Fielder B.
89
Cross, H. J.
35
Chichester, C.R.,I.M.,S.E.,W.E.J.E. 147 ½
Chichester, J. D.
29 ½
Clark, R. M. trustee
104 ½
Chapman, Thomas heirs
110
Description
Dumfries
Dumfries
adj. Farnsworth
part of Providence
near Lansdown
on Powell’s run
Maple Valley
Bull Run Mountain
on Broad run
near Greenwich
on Telegraph Road
adj. Cockrell
near Sinclair Mill
part Falkland
on Dawkins Branch
part Poplar Hill
adj. Bryant
adj. Bryant
adj. Hutchinson
adj. Forbes
37
Tax
$1.17
$0.30
$0.52
$13.17
$6.05
$3.48
$1.84
$0.27
$1.23
$1.52
$1.08
$0.69
$0.40
$1.40
$7.28
$3.40
$7.47
$1.52
$3.98
$3.04
Cobbert, C. C.
Carter, Lucy A.
Cole, Rebecca
Carney, Nancy
Chapin, E. A. and H. L.
Cooper, Benjamin estate
Cooper Benjamin
Dawe, Mary
Davis, William B. estate
Dulaney, Bladen
Douglass, Daniel
Dickerson, Oscar trustee
Fitzhugh, John
Force, A. M.
Fox and Vanhook
Grundling, Edward
Grayson, Enoch
Green, Thomas
Graybill, May W.
Gibson, George
Grigsby, Bettie M.
Harrison, Elias
Harrison, James
Horton, H. M. estate
Herndon, E. and D.
Hoore, Walter
Hooe and Johnson
Hinton, J. B, & E. Smith
Hunton & Brother
Hulls heirs
Jacobs, Augustus
Jacobs, Augustus
Jones, George estate
Jewell, Silas estate
Janney, Samuel II estate
Kerns, John
Kimball, George H.
Kemp, George
Langyher, John and others
Lynn, Thompson estate
Lynn, Seymour estate
Latimer, C. E. C.
Lynn, William estate
Ledman, Garrett estate
Love, Peter estate
Lipscomb, P. D. estate
McCall, Horace
Marshall, Robert estate
McVeigh, J. W.
Murphy, Powsay estate
Maine, J. A.
Maxfield, Minor estate
Maxfield, A. E.
Nicol and Banks
Nicol and Sinclair, J. M.
Newman, John W.
57
100
41
100
114 ½
320
200
6 lots
173
50
5
1 lot
140
4 lots
206 ½
25
199 ½
24
12
151 ½
286
13 ½
3
50
99 ¾
105
148 ½
19 ½
1 lot
1 lot
270
141
269
25
120 ¾
112
33 ½
90 ½
6
259
192
160
194
32 ½
18
15
1 lot
245
80
34
161 ½
100
96
21 ¾
160
1
on Powell’s run
near Mills
Independent Hill
adj. Carter
near Pearsons
near Sinclair’s Mill
near Sinclair’s Mill
in Dumfries
adj. Ashmore
on Broad Run
adj. Bryant
Manassas
On Cedar Run
Dumfries
on Powell’s Run
on Quantico
on Hayfield
adj. Cole
adj. Taylor
near Lansdown
Free tract
near Patterson
near Patterson
near _enton (torn)
on Cedar Run
near Lansdown
adj. –ain (torn)
part Buckland Mills
Buckland
Buckland
part ----field (torn)
adj. (torn)
Fo (torn)
on ___ Run (torn)
near Occoquan
(page torn)
on ___ Creek
adj. (torn)
part Langyher Mill tract
(page torn)
(page torn)
Occoquan run
Powell’s Run
page torn)
near Dumfries
near Dumfries
in Buckland
on Occoquan Run
on Cabin Branch
on Potomac River
on Ppwells run
adj. (page torn
Hay----on Occoquan
on Tac—Road
Woodbridge
38
$3.49
$2.75
$1.98
$2.16
$3.52
$9.24
$8.29
$0.40
$5.29
$5.01
$0.30
$1.95
$5.78
$2.92
$10.03
$0.74
$8.21
$1.26
$2.24
$6.23
$8.84
$0.93
$0.27
$1.55
$3.15
$3.31
$17.21
$1.98
$10.01
$2.00
$20.58
$4.00
$8.31
$0.78
$11.13
$3.46
$1.03
$8.83
$0.59
$7.11
$5.59
$4.94
$6.00
$10.00
$0.52
$0.59
$3.56
$6.14
$3.90
$2.67
$4.70
$3.09
$1.98
$0.91
$4.94
$0.11
Nalls, E. B. estate
Nicol, Aylett estate
Naylor, Jesse
Nickens, Virginia
Oertley, Bartholomew estate
Purcell, John H. estate
Pridmore, Benjamin
Petty, Catherine estate
Purdum, Amos
Payne, Sanford Sr.
Pearson, G. W. estate
Payne, George W.
Peyton, Elias
Richards, William H.
Reid, J. H. heirs
Robinson, John
Richards, Sarah E.
Reeves, John
Reeves, Courtney estate
Robertson, T. B.
Shumate, Baily
Smith, Delia
Smith, Jas. W.
Smith, John S.
Shumate, Bailey
Stead, Charles
Sinclair, J. M. and M. B.
Shumate, Elizabeth
Suttle, J. B. T.
Stonnell, R. F.
Sheppard, J.
Stonnell, William
Simms, J. W. and W. H.
Savage, Joseph M.
Stonnell, Richard
Swart, R. H. estate
Smith, H. C.
Suthard, Elizabeth
Tibbs, W. H.
Tucker, E. M.
Tibbs, Betsy
Tibbs, Charles B.
Tibbs, William
Underhill, Harriet
Vanderworker, Wyatt
Waters, T. B. estate
Whiting, G. A.
Ward, Armel and Maria
Weedon, F. A. estate
Warder, Thornberry
Weaver, S. C.
Weaver, R. A.
Williams, John
Windsor, Richard estate
Whiting & Varnes
Williams, Oliver estate
1 lot
40
6
5½
270
188
141
50
120
160
½
1 lot
7½
35 ½
1 lot
34 ½
26
36
38
295
155 ½
443
150
100
168
100
9
214 ¼
20
600
16
202 ½
365
217 ½
643
92
23
30
472
54
16
50
350
200
144 ½
11
9½
188 ½
21 ½
71
71
71
96 ½
317
57 ½
12
Buckland
part Sunnyside
part Liberia
adj. Farnsworth
near Chappawamsic
adj. Beavers
Forest
Forest
on ____ River (page torn)
near ____ Mill (page torn)
adj. (page torn)
Ma---- (page torn)
part (page torn)
adj. (page torn)
in (page torn)
part (page torn)
adj. Farnsworth
near Hammill
near Bacon Race
Leesylvania
on Chappawamsic
near Stafford Springs
near Lansdown
near Lansdown
Forest
on Quantico run
Sinclair’s Mill
on Chappawamsic
on Chappawamsic
on Powell Run
on Powell Run
near Dumfries
part Bellair
adj. Hutchinson
on Nebasco run
part Mt. Atlas
Baileysburg
on Cedar run
on Chappawamsic
on Quantico
adj. Davis
on Quantico
on Quantico
Clifton Mills
adj. Davis
on Cattail branch
on Cedar Run
on Telegraph Road
on Occoquan run
Studley
Studley
Studley
Forest
near Wilkins
on Champs Run
on Quantico Run
39
$1.00
$3.30
$0.88
$0.52
$13.64
$3.79
$4.32
$1.54
$3.60
$7.79
$0.97
$4.70
$0.52
$1.68
$0.25
$4.02
$2.48
$1.86
$1.16
$35.42
$5.68
$12.74
$4.64
$3.15
$5.16
$2.05
$5.67
$8.34
$1.15
$35.99
$1.10
$9.86
$18.78
$6.75
$59.47
$8.26
$1.21
$1.55
$14.45
$1.68
$0.75
$2.06
$10.82
$7.82
$5.95
$0.79
$1.42
$7.74
$0.63
$2.18
$2.19
$2.19
$3.97
$13.06
$1.91
$0.59
Weaver, W. A. estate
Williams, Robert
Williams, James
Williams, Mary
Wilson & Dunnington
Williams, James
Williams, John
Williams, Mary
130
98
18
2½
375
130
11 lots
1 lot
on Chappawamsic
near Dumfries
Marsh
on North Run
on Potomac River
on Powell’s creek
Dumfries
Dumfries
$3.79
$3.81
$0.88
$0.24
$17.43
$3.68
$0.97
$0.11
A list of real estate, delinquent for the non-payment of taxes, assessed thereon for the year 1884, with
interest on said takes at the rate of six per cent per annum, from the 15 th day of December 1884, to 15 th day
of October 1886, prepared by the Auditor of Public Accounts, pursuant to an Act approved February 26 th
1886 to provide for the sale of lands delinquent for taxes and levies.
Delinquent tax payers take notice. The real estate above mentioned, or so much thereof shall be sufficient
to satisfy the taxes and interest on the same with 5 per cent commission to the Treasurer and each tax
payers proportionate part of the cost of advertising will be sold at the front door of Prince William County
Court House at Brentsville, on Monday, the 4th day of November 1886, that being the first day of the
November term of County Court of Prince William between the hours of 10 in the morning and 4 in the
evening unless said taxes, costs and commission be previously paid, a description of which can be seen in
the County Court Clerk’s Office.
September 20th, 1886
W. W. Kincheloe
Treasurer of Prince William County
County of Prince William
A Record of All Real Estate
Delinquent for the Non-Payment of Taxes Assessed
A list of real estate in District No. 1, in the County of Prince William delinquent for the Non-payment of
Taxes thereon for the year 1886.
Person charged with taxes
Bowley, John W. estate
Carrico, Harrison
Chew, Fielding
Dickinson, Oscar
Diggs, Barnitt estate
Edmonds, Mary E.
Henrick, R. L.
Henrick, R. L.
Hollister, F. L.
Hooe & Johnson
Jacobs, Augustus
Jacobs, Augustus
Johnson, Horletine
Langdon, P. C.
Macrae, J. W. F. estate
MaCall, Horace
Marsteller, C. A. estate
Land Quantity
19 ½
15 ½
89 ½
1 lot
3½
60
3½
43
38
148 ½
270
141 ½
6
154
282
1 lot
15 ½
Description
on Broad Run
adj. Nutt
Dawkins Branch
Manassas
near Antioch
adj. Ewell
Brentsville
Brentsville
near Buck Hall
adj. McLean
part of Enfield
adj. Ish
near Antioch
Occoquan run
on Broad run
Buckland
Dawkins Branch
40
Tax
$1.25
$1.30
$5.62
$1.89
$0.57
$3.79
$0.90
$8.39
$2.35
$18.91
$22.78
$4.58
$1.95
$8.04
$torn
$3.20
$0.98
Pearson, L.
Phelphs, J. H.
Radford, J. R. trust
Robinson, John
Robinson, W.
Smith, H. C.
Thornton, F. C.
W. C. V. M. & G. S. R. R. Co.
Warder, T. B. estate
Welch, E. W.
Whiting, G. A.
40
74
640
34
1 lot
23
73
258 ½
11
65 ½
9¼
on Occoquan
part Greenwood
Munceo Farm
part Liberia
Manassas
Balleysburg
part Forkland
part Forkland
on Cattail branch
part Forkland
on Cedar Run
$1.27
$7.86
$66.66
$4.39
$4.54
$1.22
$6.26
$28.61
$0.60
$7.09
$1.41
A list of Real Estate in District No. 2 in the County of Prince William, delinquent for the Non-Payment of
Taxes thereon for the year 1886
Person charged with taxes
Alexander, Robert estate
Alexander, Robert estate
Ashby, Virginia S.
Brewer, Wallace
Bridwell, Isaac
Calvert, C. C.
Cason, L. S.
Chauncey, Charles
Cordell, R. L.’s heirs
Forbes, Murry’s estate
Herndon, C. A.
Herndon, E. and D.
Horton, Henry Mrs. Estate
Hutchinson, John’s estate
Jewell, A. M.
Petty, Catherine
Pridmore, Benjamin estate
Purcell, James estate
Purdon, Amos
Robinson, T. B.
Shumate, Elizabeth
Smith, James W.
Smith, John S.
Suttle, J. B. T.
Uhlig, August
Washington, W. T.
Williams, Mary
Land Quantity
40
6 lots
46
64
110
67
200
5 lots
250
690
46
99 ¾
50
2 lots
25
50
141
70
120
295
214 ½
150
100
20
80
31 ½
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Description
Dumfries
Dumfries
on Tackett’s road
on Occoquan run
near Ewell
on Quantico run
part Hilo
in Carborough
on North run
on Quantico run
on Tackett’s road
on Cedar run
Brentstown
Dumfries
Hayfield
Forest
Forest
on Cedar run
on North run
Leesylvania
on Chappawamsic
near Lansdown
near Lansdown
on Chappawamsic
on Quantico run
Forest
on North run
5 July 1886
Case for Clerk’s Office
Prince William County to Wit. To G. F. Akers for making a case for Clerk’s Office.
Amount of material for case
$41.41
Amount of freight on same
$3.73
Amount of hauling same
$1.50
Amount paid Robinson for painting
$5.25
Amount paid E. Hixson for work
$7.63
Amount of G. F. Akers
$12.00
$71.52
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Tax
$1.32
$0.35
$1.51
$2.10
$4.80
$4.24
$25.39
$2.61
$10.32
$26.58
$1.50
$3.89
$1.64
$0.23
$1.09
$1.63
$4.60
$6.13
$8.92
$38.51
$9.35
$5.03
$3.28
$1.10
$2.73
$1.13
$0.29
1887
John S. Tyler – Jailor account
The Commonwealth of Virginia to John S. Tyler of Prince William County.
To dieting Richard Fox (felony) from 4th January to 8th February 1887 35days @30c
To dieting C. Wilson (felony) from 4th January to 8th February 1887 35days @30c
To dieting J. Brown (felony) from 4th January to 8th February 1887 35days @30c
To dieting C. Thompson (felony) from 4th January to 8th February 1887 35days @30c
To dieting Lucien Renoe (felony) from 25 Dec to 8 th February 1887 48days @30c
To receiving Lucien Renoe (felony) from 4th January to 8th February 1887 35days @30c
To receiving Oscar Johnson (felony) from 25 Dec to 8 th February 1887 35days @30c
To dieting Oscar Johnson (felony) from 13 th January to 8th February 1887 35days @30c
$10.50
$10.50
$10.50
$10.50
$14.40
$00.25
$10.50
$08.40
$65.30
E. Nelson, D.C.
1887
Allowance to Jailor and for Clothing
Sec. 1695
The allowance to the jailor for the maintance and care of a lunatic, shall be fixed by the court in
whose jail he is confined, not exceeding fifty cents for each day such lunatic is kept and supported therein.
No more shall be allowed for his clothing than thirty dollars a year. No such allowance shall be audited and
paid unless it appears in the certificate of it that the jailor proved to the court that, immediately after the
commitment of the lunatic, and at least once in every two months thereafter, application was made to the
boards of directors of each of the asylums for admission and that such application was refused for want of a
room, or that such application was not continued because the admission of the lunatic had been refused for
some other cause than the want of room.
To a Jailor – Sec. 3532 – For receiving a person in jail when first committed
$0.25
For keeping and supporting him therein for each day
$0.40
But when there are as many as 3 and less than 10 prisoners in jail, for each
$0.30
When there are 10 or more prisoners in jail, for each
$0.25
29 January 1887
Me. E. Church
The 4th Quarterly Conference convened at Macedonia M. E. Church, January 29 th A.D. 1887 P. E. Rev. S.
A. Ball in the chair.
Members present: D. H. Willis P.C., J. H. Green exhorter, Isaac Silver, John A. Dean, A. T. Miller,
Wellington Vaughn, John F. Liming.
P. H. Green elected secretary.
Question – Who were approved as trustees for Zions Tabernacle. Barcelin Roberson, Isaac Silver,
Theodore Silver, R. T. Shelton and Abraham P. Newton was elected in place of Wm. B. Newton deceased.
For corinith the present board not being confirmed by court were reelected also Zion Tabernacle Trustees
were reelected on the same ground for Zions Tabernacle Isaac Silver, William Dobson corinith, P. W.
Garrison, F. Dent Macedonia, J. A. Dean, Francis Griffis, Forest Hill, A. T. Miller, Jesse Williams,
Greenwood W. Vaughan, Thomas Barnes who shall be recording stewart. John W. Garrison was reelected
Who shall be district stewart. Isaac Silver was elected – Have the general rules been read – yes Have the
children been instructed – yes
Are the Church records properly kept – yes
Is the church properly insured 2 churches Greenwood, Zion Tabernacle.
Where shall the next Quarterly Conference be held at Corinith Quarterly Conference adjourned
S. A. Ball
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29 January 1887
Greenwood M. E. Church
I hereby certify that the following persons were elected Trustees for Greenwood M. E. Church situated in
Prince William County, Virginia at the fourth Quarterly Conference Falmouth & Greenwood Circuit
Alexandria District. Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church held at Macedonia M. E.
Church, Stafford County Va.
January 29th 1887
John H. Greene, secretary
Wellington Vaughn
Daniel Amidon Sr.
Thomas Barnes
A. T. Miller
R. H. Cornwell
R. T. Shelton
John W. Garrison
Lewis A. Fritter
Stephen H. Vaughn
12 April 1887
Agreement – Annie Young & Wm. McCartney
This agreement made and entered into this 12th day of April 1887, between Mrs. Annie R. Young
of the first part and William McCartney of the second part both of the county of Prince William and state of
Virginia. Mrs A. R. Young of the first part rents a portion of her house to William McCartney of the second
part the same five rooms and a portion of the attic for the balance of the year 1887, and they are the same
rooms occupied by Mr. S. M. Harnishand the said Mrs. A. R. Young reserves the balance of the 3 rooms of
her house and a portion of the attic and other conveniences for her own use. The said Mrs. A. R. Young
also rents her farm to the said William McCartney on the following conditions, he is to sow one field in
oats, each to furnish equal portions of Fertilizer and seed oats, (and he to put the grass seed in for her) and
at threshing time the oats to be thrashed by him and equally divided by them, he also is to cultivate the field
in corn next to Mrs. Kincheloe’s line, and give said Mrs. A. R. Young one third of the same, housing her
share on the farm and the said William McCartney is to pick up all the good rails & stand them in a nice
pile on the farm, and to cut all the bushes and briers along the fences and ditches and off of the cleared
land, and to keep all the fencing up and in good repair and to keep around the house nice and clean, and
return the same in as good order as when first occupied by him, the said Mrs. A. R. Young reserves the
right to pasture her sheep and cattle in the pine field on the south side of the road leading from Brentsville
to Nokesville. All manure made to be used on the farm, and the said Mrs. A. R. Young reserves the
privilege to sow wheat on the land cultivated in corn by the said William McCartney if he should not rent
for the next year, and the said William McCartney binds himself to cut the corn (in time) closely cut to the
ground and so it is ready for to be seeded in wheat.
Witness the following signatures & seals
Annie R. Young (seal)
Wm. McCartney (seal)
1 May 1887
Colored Citizens Petition
To the County Judge of Prince William County. We the undersigned citizens (Colored) of
Manassas and vicinity respectfully petition that no license to sell intoxicating liquors be granted within the
Corporation of Manassas or within four miles there from for the year beginning May 1st 1887.
VOTERS
NON- VOTERS
Elder M. Williams
Mrs. Betie Wilkerson
John Johnson (his mark)
Mrs. Winnie Mitchell
Harris Pinn (his mark)
Miss Jennie Mitchell
Wash Pendelton (his mark)
Mrs. Jane Harris
H. T. White
Mrs. M. L. Lomax
William Lomax
Mrs. Josephine Thompson
John Dyer
Mrs. Lydia Storkes
Charles Harris
Mrs. Jennie Toliver (her mark)
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Hue Wilkerson (his mark)
Lawson Meredith (his mark)
Warner Lomax
Mr. Silas Fields
Mr. Jesse Thorn
Mr. Robert W. H. Doleman
Levi H. Harris
Winter W. Ford
Augustus Romine?
John Nickens
William Keller
Mrs. Maria Roberson (her mark)
Mrs. Harriet Butler (her mark)
Louisa Dyer
Cora Toliver
Bessie Penn
Lavinia Davis
Lucy Robinson
Georgia Conway
Miss Louisa Williams
Miss Alice Williams
1 May 1887
Manassas Citizens Petition
To the County Judge of Prince William County. We the undersigned citizens of Manassas and
vicinity respectfully petition that no license to sell intoxicating liquors be granted within the Corporation of
Manassas for the year beginning May 1st 1887.
VOTERS
NON- VOTERS
Joseph N. Muddiman
Flora A. Jones
Patrick Mulholland
Mrs. G. W. Hixson
John T. Muddiman
Mollie E. Newman
James J. Bryant
Hattie F. Burdge
Noah Hixson
Nettie Meddford
Newton Woodyard
G. G. Meddford
Thomas J. Smith
Emily C. Round
H. C. Muddiman
Nelle? Furr
Rev. Frazier Furr
A. P. Kincheloe
Oliver Newman
S. A. Hazen
J. Wolverton
A. Hazen
George C. Round
May Brown
S. W. Burdge
Lucy A. French
G. D. Meddford
A. Somerville Lion
A. F. Koontz
Florence S. Lion
George H. Lloyd
Ella Wey
R. C. Weir
Bessie A. Sinclair
George Lohse
Rebecca McInteer
Richard Milligan
Allie M. Bennett
J. R. Hornbaker
Mrs. Carrie E. Black
T. A. Hall
Mrs. Lizzie D. Hopkins
C. A. S. Hopkins
Mollie F. Koontz
E. V. Weir
Geo. J. Lion
F. A. Cockrell
Harriet T. Rorabaugh
James Sinclair
John W. Rector
W. W. Longwell
Lizzie Hoffman
S. T. Weir
Loula Vaughan
C. H. Wittington
Ella Vaughan
John H. Robinson
Ella V. Muddiman
George H. Black
Lizzie Hornbaker
Horace Ashton
L. B. Thomas
Elmer Loose
J. Brawner
Julian P. Baldwin
Mrs. __ __ Ferrell
William Fernkle Smith
Mrs. A. H. Roseberry
George Trimmer
Mrs. Walter N. Merchant
Thomas Jones
Miss Hale? Hooe
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W. G. Muddiman
I.? C. Weems
R. W. Merchant
W. J. Adamson
Wm. Foot
J. McC__ th
John R. Tillett
John Bradshaw
M. C. Bennett
B. F. Iden
H. P. Dodge
Mrs. Virginia Hooe
Mrs. Tom Smith
Mrs. Levi Hixson
Elizabeth B. Doeg
Edith Burdge
Mrs. E. Foot
Belle Rector
Laura Hixson
Mrs. J.? C. Weems
Philothia Merchant
Annie Adamson
Mary J. Hixson
Grace A. Ashton
Katie Jones
Mary A. Goode
Mollie Fitzgerald
Laura V. Free
Harry Milligan
Lucy Brawner
Eva Foote
Bertie Foote
Mrs. E. A. Bennett
Virginia Foote
Leonard Hixson
3 May 1887
Lena Jackson
Manassas, Virginia
This is to certify that I Lena Jackson have at sundry times sent my children to Mr. C. H. S. Baxter’s Bar to
buy whiskey & other liquors for my own use.
Lena (her mark) Jackson
Witness, W. N. Lipscomb.
6 June 1887
F. P. Weeks, Constable account
1886 For arrest of Liz Powell for assault
1886 For summon of one witness
1886 For the arrest of T. H. Cornwell for misdemeanor
1887 For the arrest of J. W. Moore for assault
1887 For the summon of 3 witnesses for Commonwealth
1887 For the arrest of John Wright for assault
1887 For the arrest of George C. Reeves for assault
1887 For the summon of 3 witnesses in Commonwealth vs Reeves
$0.50
$0.20
$0.50
$0.50
$0.60
$0.50
$0.50
$0.60
$3.90
Sworn to before me – E. Nelson, clerk
8 June 1887
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 2nd day of May, eighteen hundred
and Eighty Seven I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of Prince
William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and levies due
thereon respectively. The Commonwealth of Virginia their being no other bidders for 1885
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land
Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
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Samuel C. Boggs
Wallace Brewer
R. M. Clark trustee
J. E. Cole
R. L. Cordell
Nancy Carney
J. C. Carter
J. H. Carter exor.
Bladen Dulaney
M. J. Foley & R. H. Henson
Chas H. Hunton est.
J. B. Hunton & E. Smith
Hunton & Brother
Hooe & Johnson
Augustus Jacobs
Augustus Jacobs
Silas Jewell
John Kerns
Sallie Leache
John Langyher & others
Olivia D. Lee
Horace McCall
C. A. Marsteller estate
Morumssico Land Imp.
Jesse Nailor
Bartholemew Ortley
John Robertson
Henrietta Robertson
H. C. Smith
J. C. Shea
J. R. Shirley estate
R. H. Swart estate
Delia Smith estate
J. W. Smith
William Strother
John Towles
T. B. Warder estate
G. A. Whiting
Thornberg Warder
196
64
104 ½
18 ¾
250
100
17 ½
38
50
117
1 lot
19 ½
4 lots
148
207
141 ½
25
112
4¾
6
5½
1 lot
15 ½
1210
9
270
34 ½
10
23
16
1
92
443
150
24
129 ½
11
9¼
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near Lansdown
on Occoquan Run
adj. Hutchison
on Cabin Branch
on North Run
adj. Carter
part Falkland
part Falkland
on Broad Run
Poplar Hill
Buckland
part Buckland Mill
Buckland
adj. McLean
part Enfield
adj. Ish
on Lucky Run
Albaton
part Waterloo
part Mill Creek
near Greenwich
Buckland
on Dawkins Branch
on Potomac River
part Liberia
on Chappawamsic
part Liberia
on Piney Branch
Baileysburg
on Manassas Gap Road
near Gainesville
part Mt. Atlas
near Lansdown
near Lansdown
on Goose Run
near Gainesville
on Cattail Branch
on Cedar Run
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7 July 1887
Delinquent Real Estate
July Court
Office of the Treasurer of the County of Prince William – List of Real Estate within the County of
Prince William redeemed before sale, theretofore delinquent for the non-payment of taxes thereon for 1884.
Name of Person Charged
Quantity of
Local Description
Redeemed by
with Taxes
Land
of Land
Thomas Bohannon
89 ¼
Maple Valley
Geo. W. Tansill
John Brammill
26 ¼
Telegraph Road
Geo. W. Tansill
John F. Baker
160
part Providence
Geo. W. Tansill
John W. Bowley, Est.
19 ¼
on Broad Run
L. B. Carrico
W. H. Breen
65
part Waterloo
J. C. Goode
46
Fielder B. Chew
John H. Claggett
Thomas Chapman, heirs
Rebecca Cole
K. B. & J. C. Cole
E. H. & H. L. Chapin
Benjamin Cooper, est.
Benjamin Cooper, est.
James Dowell
Daniel Douglass
A. M. Force
Murry Forbes, est.
Edward Grundling
George Gibson
Elias Harrison
James Harrison
H. M. Horton, est.
George Jones est.
Thompson Lynn est.
Peter Loves, est.
P. D. Lipscomb est.
Martha A. Moss
Robert Marshall est.
Cyrus Marsteller
Sanford Payne Sr.
W. H. Richards
Sarah E. Richards
Mary Rose
J. C. Reeves est.
R. H. Shepherd
Amelia Stouterburg
Charles Stead
J. M. & M. B. Sinclair
R. F. Stonnell
J. B. Shepherd
William Stonnell
J. W. & W. H. Simms
Joseph M. Savage
E. M. Tucker
William Tibbs
William A. Weaver est.
Wilson & Dunnington
James Williams
Mary Williams
89
86 ¼
110
41
136
114 ½
320
200
2 lots
5
4 lots
609
25
151 ½
13 ¼
3
50
269
259
18
15
1 lot
245
92
160
36 ½
26
387 ¾
38
100
174
100
9
600
16
102 ½
365
217 ½
54
350
130
375
130
1 lot
on Dawkins Ridge
part Hammitt Land
adjoins Foster
Independent Hill
Independent Hill
near Pearson
near Sinclair Mill
near Sinclair Mill
Dumfries
adjoining Bryant
Dumfries
on Quantico
on Quantico
near Landsdown
near Patterson
near Patterson
Brentown
Forest
Hayfield
near Dumfries
near Dumfries
in Buckland
on Occoquan Run
on Dawkins Branch
near Hooe’s Mill
adjoins Farnsworth
adjoins Farnsworth
on Bull Run Mountain
near Bacon Race
on Neabsco Run
on Quantico
on Quantico
Sinclair Mill
on Powells Run
on Powells Run
near Dumfries
part Belle Air
not given
Quantico
on Quantico
on Chappawamsic
on Potomac River
on Powells Creek
in Dumfries
L. A. Larkin
L. A. Clarke
John N. Tolson
R. E. McIntosh
K. B. Cole
E. L. Chapin
J. A. Cooper
Robert Fair
J. M. McInteer
not given
Dora Clarke
A. T. Forbes
E. Nelson
George Gibson
Geo. W. Tansill
Geo. W. Tansill
M. E. Horton
Geo. C. Round
C. E. Nicol
Geo. W. Tansill
M. J. Keys
Thomas Moss
Geo. W. Tansill
W. H. Lewis
O. H. Evans
Geo. D. Woodyard
Geo. D. Woodyard
E. F. Spencer
R. R. Reeves
R. H. Shepherd
J. R. Fick
E. Nelson
not given
E. Hunton
not given
not given
Geo. W. Tansill
Geo. W. Tansill
Geo. Williams
John N. Tolson
R. W. Merchant
C. W. C. Dunnington
George Williams
M. J. Keys
7 July 1887
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 7 th day of February, eighteen
hundred and Eighty Seven I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of
Prince William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and
levies due thereon respectively for 1884.
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Name of Persons Charged
With Taxes
Amos Allen
Robert Alexander est.
Robert Alexander est.
John W. Bland
Isaac Bridwell est.
Wallace Brewer
T. L. Baroughs trustee
John W. Boley
John Brown
J. C. Carter
H. J. Cross
S.E., W. T. & J. E. Chichester
J. D. Chichester
R. M. Clarke trustee
C. C. Colbert
Lucy A. Carter
Mary Dawe
Bladen Dulany
Oscar Dikeman trustee
Fox & Vanhook
Enoch Grayson
Thomas Green
E. & D. Herndon
Mary W. Graybill
Hooe & Johnson
J. B. Hunton & E. Smith
Hunton & Brother
Hulls heirs
Augustus Jacobs
Augustus Jacobs
Silas Jewell estate
John Kerns
G. H. Kimball
George Kemp
John Langyher & others
Seymour Lynn estate
Latimer, C. E. C.
Garnet, Ledman
Horace McCall
Rowsey Murphy estate
Minor Maxfield estate
A. E. Maxfield
Nicol & Bangs
Nicol & J. M. Sinclair
Enoch B. Nalls
Aylett Nicol estate
Jesse Nailor
Virginia Nickens
Bartholemew Ortley est.
John H. Purcell estate
Benjamin Pridmore
Catarln Petty
Amos Purdon
Elias Peyton
Quantity of land
4 3/8
40
6 lots
130
110
64
5
24 ½
5¾
17 ½
35
147
29 ½
104 ½
67
100
6 lots
50
1 lot
206 ½
199 ½
24
99 ¾
12
148 ½
19 ½
1 lot
1 lot
270
141
25
112
33 1/3
90 ½
6
192
160
32 ½
1 lot
34
100
96
21 ¾
160
1 lot
40
9
5 3/8
270
188
141
50
120
7½
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Local description
of Land
adjoins Farnsworth
Dumfries
Dumfries
on Powells Run
adjoins Ewell
on Occoquan
on Bull Run Mts.
near Greenwich
adjoins Cockrille
part Falkland
Poplar Hill
adjoins Bryant
adjoins Bryant
adjoins Hutchison
on Powells Run
near Mills
Dumfries
on Broad Run
Manassas
on Powells Run
part Hayfield
adjoins Cole
on Cedar Run
adjoins Taylor
adjoins McLean
part Buckland
Buckland
Buckland
part Enfield
adj. Ish
on Lucky Run
Alberton
on Hooe’s Creek
adj. Moore
part Upper Mill tract
on Quantico Run
on Occoquan Run
on Occoquan Run
Buckland
on Potomac River
adj. Copen
Hayfield
on Occoquan Run
Tackett’s Road
Buckland
part Sunnyside
part Liberia
adj. Farnsworth
on Chappawamsic
adj. Beavers
Forest
Forest
on North Run
part Greenville
Name of
Purchaser
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John Robertson
T. B. Robertson
Bailey Shumate
Delia Smith
James W. Smith
John S. Smith
Elizabeth Shumate
J. B. F. Suttle
Richard Stonnell
R. H. Swart
Elizabeth Suthard
W. H. Tibbs
Betsy Tibbs
C. B. Tibbs
Harriett Underhill
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G. A. Whiting
F. A. Weedon estate
Thornsberry Warder
S. C. Weaver
R. A. Weaver
John Williams
Richard Windsor estate
Oliver Williams estate
Robert Williams
James Williams
Mary Williams
John Williams
34
295
155 ¼
443
150
100
214 ¼
20
643
92
30
472
16
50
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11
9¼
21 ¼
71
71
71
96 ½
317
12
98
18
2½
11 lots
Liberia
Leesylvania
on Chappawamsic
near Stafford Spring
near Lansdown
near Lansdown
on Chappawamsic Run
on Chappawamsic Run
on Neabsco Run
part Mt. Atlas
on Cedar Run
on Chappawamsic
adj. Davis
on Quantico
Clifton Hill
on Cattail Branch
on Cedar Run
on Occoquan Run
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Studley
Studley
Forest
near Wilkins
on Quantico
near Dumfries
Marsh
on North Run
Dumfries
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8 July 1887
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 6th day of December, eighteen
hundred and Eighty Seven I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of
Prince William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and
levies due thereon respectively for 1885.
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land
Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
Berkley, Sallie
5 acres
near Sinclair Mill
Geo. W. Bell
Janney, Samuel H.
115 ¾ acres
near Occoquan
G. W. Hunter
Phelps, James H.
74
part of Greenwood
J. P. Manuel
5 November 1887
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 7 th day of February, eighteen
hundred and Eighty Seven I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of
Prince William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and
levies due thereon respectively for 1884.
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
Alexander, Robert
6 lot
Dumfries
Charles Dunn
Cole, Elizabeth
75 ¾
on Cabin Branch
Addison Chapman
49
Forbs, Murry
Robinson, Moncure
Smith, John S.
Fewell, William est.
609
2 lots
100
1 lot
Quantico Run
Carborough
near Lansdown
Dumfries
Fushee Abel
John N. Tolson
A. D. Finch
Charles Dunn
I W. W. Kincheloe treasurer of the County of Prince William do swear that the above list contains a true
account of all the real estate within my county which has been sold by me during the year 1888 for the non
payment of taxes and levies thereon for the year 1887 – and that I am not directly or indirectly interested in
the purchase of any of the said real estate so help me God.
W. W. Kincheloe, treasurer
1887?-1888?
Bull Run Ford Petition
To the judge of the county court of Prince William County. The undersigned, humbly petitioning,
would show unto your Honor that the ford crossing Bull Run from Centreville to Manassas, on the line of
the counties of Fairfax and Prince William, is in such condition as to endanger the lives and property of the
citizens who are compelled to constantly use the same in the ordinary course of their business = that at
anytime it is dangerous to those who are not acquainted with its changed location: and that in a short time
the same will be wholly impassable = that for business intercourse and for the accommodation of the public
a bridge is an absolute necessity to the people of both of the said counties at that or some point adjacent
thereto = they therefore pray that your Honor will take such steps as the law requires in such cases for joint
action by the courts of the said counties in the establishment and construction of a Bridge for the traveling
public, and they will ever pray, etc. (The names on the petition were very faint and the handwriting
sometimes almost illegible. The signatures below may have errors in the transcription)
John Y. Roseberry
George R. Atkinson
George F. Akers
E. Nelson
M. W. Horton
A. F. Woodyard
R. H. Hooe
W. P. Foster
D. C. Alexander
L. E. Tansill
R. Arnold
E. Hixson
James R. Baggott
J. P. Manuel
J. B. Metcalfe
L. T. Sullivan
H. A. Keys
E. A. Hammill
T. S. Meredith
William C. Round
John S. Love
John Naglee
Thomas Jones
Mark Thomas
Robert Ruffner
Samuel Martyne
J. A. Brawner
R. Deats
William W. Thornton
J. L. Reid
George D. Medford
John H. Butler
S. W. Brundge
H. P. Dodge
Henry Holland
A. J. Pine
R. W. Merchant
__ __ Newman
J. W. Miller
W.? A. Clark Jr.
Elmer Loose
R. __ Davis
E. Speaks
James S. Porter
B. F. Iden MD
L. F. Burner
Joseph T. Baker
Thomas Burns
E. Hood Weir
U.? B. Suddath
C. C. Barbour
Benjamin Payne
T. M. Brawner
Thomas J. Smith
Ammas Flaherty
B. F. McVeigh
J. R. Houchins
John L. Keys
James R. Sullivan
__ __ Ashington
E. Moor
William H. Grayson Jr.
James Ardell
John Lunsford
L. A. Marsteller
G. W. Tansill
Windsor Stoddan
Henry Wagener
William E. Lipscomb
E. Brawner
__ __ Pickett
E. T. Brady
Martin Lynch
W. H. Breen
Chas. H. Whellington
Samuel Woolverton
Isaac Jones
F. J. Cannon
Isaiah Keys
Robert C. Weir
James F. Gulick
J. W. Jardine
W. F. Iden
E. E. Conner
F. W. Hynson
T. B. Putnam
W. W. Davis
50
J. W. Florence
H. A. Farnsworth
J. W. Williams
John H. Smith
H. L. Lowman
Benjamin F. Taylor
__ B. Johnson
G. W. Hixson
Syrus Warring
J. T. Goodwin
E. R. Rector
L. A. Hall
W. C.? N. Merchant J.P.
Crawford Cushing
F. M. Lewis
D. A. Pickett
W. N. Lipscomb
J. F. Lewis
H. H. Roseberry
I. P. Merkle
Tyler, John
T. __. Buckley
John R. Tillett
L. N. Tolson
1888
Thoroughfare – Buckland Road Application
A list of Names that wants an outlet between Thoroughfare Station & Buckland.
C. H. Butler
Robert R. Butler
Charles A. Payne
Buchanan Brown
Milton Barbour
Green Pincard
Ham Butler
Joseph Butler
Jacob Butler
William Brown
Thomas Primas
Nathaniel Brown
Joseph Weathers
Henry Massey
I. H. Hunton
J. T. Thornberry
Thomas H. Delaplaine
Thomas C. Robinson
H. G. Thornton
J. T. Smallwood
T. J. Chew
J. L. Leary
Thomas Evans
Edward Peyton
Frank Fletcher
J. W. Fletcher
W. H. Mount
Armsted Wallice
George Gibson
John Washington
Cornelius Allen
E. Keyser
J. T. McDonald
W. B. Perkins
G. W. Whedbee
Spencer Hall
George Smallwood
John Davis
R. F. Davis
Abner Fletcher
L. H. Love
B. H. Jordan
John W. Legg
G. Tyler
T. G. Brown
G. B. Grayson
J. J. Gough
J. R. Payne
Ran Dade
1888
Dumfries District Petition – Liquor Vote
To the Hon. Wm. E. Lipscomb, Judge of the County Court of Prince William. Dear sir: The
undersigned voters of Dumfries Magisterial District, respectfully request Your Honor to order an election
to be held in said District to take the sense of the people on the question of Liquor or no Liquor license.
Name
Name
Name
J. R. King
Ben F. Liming
Thomas Johnson
William Nelson
George W. Cole
King Bates
W. W. Carter
Samuel Carroll
Thomas Syncox
S. F. Stevens
C. H. Brawner
George E. Williams
Stuart McInteer
J. H. Horton
Andrew J. Williams
Jesse Bates
James Davis
Frank Davis
John N. Tolson
William Callender
W. W. Florence
Thomas Bates
Herman L. Abel
Charles Stone
W. Clarke
James A. Tolson
G. W. Cheshire
William C. Williams
C. F. Carney
James W. Williams
R. S. Abel
George F. Williams
G. W. Williams
Albert Cole
Gristy Cole
J. W. Bland
William McKee
Wileman Thomas
Alonzo Hensey
E. G. W. Keys
George Davis
W. B. Leary
Shirley Jones
Daniel Reid
James Howard
J. W. Boswell
J. F. Keys
James Carey
James R. Bailey Sr.
Charles G. Rind
Earnest S. Anderson
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J. Frank Rison
A. F. Williams
James H. Reid
M. Rolls
C. W. Jones
Samuel Rolls
Charles Jones
J. B. Leary
Robert Gray
Daniel Nash
Franklin Jennings
James C. Muschett
John Thomas
G. W. Long
John T. Davis
Jerry Davis
W. H. Leary
W. W. Abel
Sidney Perry
Noah Bates
W. H. Reid
Tasker Fisher
Reuben Jackson
Robert Brinster
John Fletcher
D. C. Alexander
William H. Baily
J. W. Baily
James A. Thomas
Robert Thomas
John Davis
James Fisher
Jerry Crawford
Esau Fisher
Jesse Juniper
John H. Cornwell
Palestine Williams
Charley Thomas
W. H. Cornwell
Theodore Thomas
William Davis
James A. Florence
1888
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 7th day of February, eighteen
hundred and Eighty Seven I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of
Prince William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and
levies due thereon respectively for 1885.
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land
Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
Benjamin Austin est.
2½
adjoins Mitchell
R. R. Reeves
John Brown
5¾
adjoins Godfrey
Lewis Ritchie
Daniel Bryant est.
49 ¼
on Occoquan Run
E. E. Meredith
John W. Bowley est.
19 ¼
on Broad Run
L. B. Carrico
H. N. Brawner
58 ¼
on Bull Run Mountain
B. H. Jordon
John Brammill
26 ¼
on Telegraph Road
Geo. W. Tansill
E. A. & H. L. Chapin
114 ½
near Pearsons
E. L. Chapin
Daniel Douglass
5
adjoining Bryant
not given
W. B. Davis est.
173
adjoining Ashmore
E. Nelson
John Fogarty
111
adjoining Bryant
John Fogarty
Murry Forbes
609
on Quantico Run
A. T. Forbes
Oliver Gaskins
10
near Millford
not given
Nancy Klutz
57 ½
on Powells Run
Thos Kincheloe
Martha A. Moss
1 lot
in Buckland
Thos. Moss
Robert Marshall est.
245
on Occoquan Run
Geo. W. Tansill
John W. Newman
1
near Woodbridge
Geo. W. Tansill
Enoch Pratt
665
Waverly
W. L. Heuser
J. E. Prindall
16 ½
Hayfield
C. E. Nicol
George Pearson
¼
near Manassas
H. F. Mitchell
Sanford Payne
114
near Hooes Mill
O. H. Evans
George W. Payne
1 lot
Manassas
R. E. Thornton
John Reeves
36
adjoins Hammill
Geo. W. Tansill
W. A. Richards
36 ½
adjoins Farnsworth
Geo. Woodyard
W. O. Richards
26
adjoins Farnsworth
Geo. Woodyard
James H. Reid
1 lot
Brentsville
Geo. F. Akers
52
J. W. & W. H. Simms
S. M. Thatcher
Wilson & Dunnington
W.C.&M.&G. S. R.R.Co.
365
161
375
258 ¾
part Belle Air
on Powells Run
on Potomac River
part Forkland
Geo. W. Tansill
E. Nelson
C.W.C. Dunnington
C. M. White
1 February 1888
Wellington Station
The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Prince William County, Greetings – We
command you to summon William H. Wilkins to appear before the judge of our County Court of Prince
William at Brentsville on the first day of the next February term 1888 of the said court to answer the
complaint of C. C. Leachman that the defendant William H. Wilkins is in possession of and unlawfully
withholds from the plaintiff the Depot Buildings, Store, Dwelling House, Warehouse, Stable, Corn House,
Little House and all Outhouses belonging to and owned by Mrs. Martha Chatham, and known as
Wellington Station on the Manassas branch of the Virginia Midland Rail Road, which are now in the
possession of William H. Wilkins and unlawfully withholds from the said C. C. Leachman by the said
William H. Wilkins.
Edwin Nelson, clerk
27 February 1888
Delinquent Real Estate
July Court
Office of the Treasurer of the County of Prince William – List of Real Estate within the County of
Prince William redeemed before sale, theretofore delinquent for the non-payment of taxes thereon.
Name of Person Charged
Quantity of
Local Description
Redeemed by
with Taxes
Arrington, E. S.
100
on Occoquan Run
E. S. Arrington
Bell, B. B.
25
Maple Valley
G. W. Tansill
Bradley, F. W.
159
part Meadowville Farm F. W. Bradley
Burrett, William
4
part Mt. Atlas
F. W. Bradley
Bryant, Julia heirs
31 ¼
adj. Evans
Mr. Bryant
Chapman, Jesse
9½
adj. Cockrell
Jesse Chapman heirs
Clowe, F. F.
1 5/8
adj. Davis
F. F. Clowe
Douglas, Daniel
5
adj. Bryant
Douglas
Foley, Jane R.
6¾
Waterfall Mill
Geo. W. Tansill
Foley, C. W.
96 ¾
Carolina Road
E. Nelson
Green, J. Willard
25
near Manassas
John S. Hottle
Godfrey, Chapman
118
part Renoe tract
Chapman Godfrey
Hornbaker, Jacob estate
1 lot
Manassas
J. R. Leachman
Jacobs, Augustus
10
part Renoe tract
F. P. Weeks
Klutz, Nancy
57 ½
on Powells Run
Nancy Klutz
Kerns, John
112
Alberton
John Kerns
Latimer, C. W.
74
not legible
Edwin Nelson
Marshall, A. T.
63
on Occoquan Run
A. T. Marshall
Oertly, B.
270
on Chappawamsic
A. Delozier
Phelps, James H.
74
part Greenwood
Jas. H. Phelps
Stauffer, John
472
Epson
M. Daniel
Shepherd, R. H.
74
Neabsco Run
R. H. Shepherd
Tallifarro, Reubin
3¾
near Manassas
Reubin Talliferro
Williams, Catherine
10
part Bradley
Catherine Williams
Walcott, Elizabeth
152
part Meadow Farm
Elizabeth Walcott
Webb, John
5
near Thoroughfare
John Webb
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1 June 1888
Wellington Blackburn
Buckland, Va.
To the Hon. Judge Lipscomb, Wellington Blackburn is an old man and crippled. I ask the court to relieve
him of Head Tax.
Respectfully
James W. Hunton
W. Fletcher
I do not think Wellington Blackburn capable of doing sufficient manual labor to support himself and wife
or perhaps himself alone.
J. G. Brown M.D.
10 July 1888
Jail Inspection & Report
To the Hon. Wm. E. Lipscomb, Judge of the County Court of Prince William County:
We the undersigned members of the committee appointed by your honor to inspect the jail and
report to the court in accordance with section 929 of the Code of Virginia of 1887, have inspected said jail
and respectfully submit the following report.
The jail is a two story brick building 36 feet by 30 feet and contains eight rooms, only four of
which are used as cells for the confinement of prisoners; the other four being occupied by the jailor and his
family.
The cells are 11 ½ feet by 11 ½ feet in size and in our opinion are comfortable and secure, but may
be strengthened by slight repairs which we think are needed and should be done.
One door post to one of the cells is split and should be replaced by a new one. One window should
have a new sash and several others a few panes of glass. Besides these there are a few other slight repairs
needed on the inside of the jail which we do not consider it necessary to mention, but can readily be seen
by inspection.
On examination we find the roof leaks in several places and that the rafters are considerably
sunken on the north side of the building; the shingles appear to be in the same condition over the entire
roof, but from the fact that the roof leaks in several places we think it is liable to leak in others at any time
and therefore we are of the opinion that it would be economy to put on a new one and so recommend.
The wall under several of the windows needs some mortar; two or three window sills show
considerable signs of decay though they may be sound.
The condition of the building is such as is required by section 926 of the Code except so far as
affected by the needed repairs mentioned above.
The beds furnished for the prisoners are scarcely sufficient. We think there would be a saving to
the county in the way of beds and bedding and would be more comfortable to the prisoners if there were
one or more iron cots placed in each cell. In all others respects so far as we have been able to learn, the
jailor endeavors to discharge his duties in conformity with the law as required by section 928 of the Code.
Respectfully Submitted
Jno A. Nicol
W. W. Kincheloe
P. B. Bowen M.D.
17 July 1888
Notice to William C. Birkett
I, W. W. Kincheloe, County Treasurer of the County of Prince William, in the State of Virginia,
appointed James R. Baggott to be my Deputy to collect the taxes and county levies and all other monies
required by law, in the said county of Prince William to be collected and you executed a bond bearing date
on the 11th day of September 1883, payable to W. W. Kincheloe, Treasurer of Prince William County, in
the just and full sum of pf twenty thousand dollars the condition whereof is that whereas the said
Kincheloe, Treasurer aforesaid, with the assent of the County Court of Prince William has appointed the
above bound James R. Baggott his Deputy in Brentsville and Manassas Magistreal Districts of the said
county. Now, if the said Baggott shall well and truly execute and perform the duties of his office, as Deputy
Treasurer, in said Districts, in the said county, and shall pay over to the said Kincheloe, Treasurer as
aforesaid, all taxes and county levies and other months collected as Deputy Treasurer, as aforesaid, so that
no default be made, in the payment of the same and shall indemnify and save harmless the said Kincheloe,
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Treasurer aforesaid, and his sureties in his official bond as such against all loss and damage occasioned by
the failure of the said Baggott to faithfully execute and perform the duties of his said office of deputy
Treasurer, as aforesaid, then this obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
The said James R. Baggott, having neglected and refused to account for and pay the said taxes and
county levies and other monies to me, W. W. Kincheloe, County Treasurer, as aforesaid, at the time
appointed for paying the same, or at any time whatsoever: Notice is therefore given you that on Monday,
the 3rd day of September 1888, I shall move the County Court of Prince William county to give judgment
against you of the said bond, for all the money wherewith the said James R. Baggott is chargeable on
account of the said taxes and county levies and other monies, (a statement of the same being hereto
annexed.) together with damages thereon, at the rate of ten per centum per month, from the time such
payment should have been made. I, W. W. Kincheloe, County Treasurer, as aforesaid, having been
compelled to pay and settle said taxes and county levies and other monies.
Given under my hand, this, the 17th day of July, 1888
W. W. Kincheloe
Treasurer of Prince William County
8 October 1888
Manassas M. E. Church
To the Hon. Judge of Circuit Court for Prince William County. The following persons were appointed
Trustees of Manassas M. E. Church at your May term of Court. C. W. Hazen, S. W. Burdge, Noah Hixson,
Thomas Jones, J. G. Treat, Jacob Jones, G. C. Round, W. A. Clarke and I. P. Baldwin.
Since then G. C. Round has resigned and the Board of Trustees elected in in ___ stead Samuel T.
Weir, and we respectfully petition to have the said Weir appointed to fill the vacancy.
W. S. Schooley
Preacher in charge
3 November 1888
Road Application & Report
To the Honorable Court of Prince William County, Virginia the undersigned, having viewed a
route for a public road through lands of John T. Alexander and W. H. Suthard from Ashby’s Store to
Hortons School House, would respectfully submit the following report. 1st Route: beginning at a point in
the public road on the West side of Ashby’s Store and running South to the Landsdown and Horton’s Store
road, about one thousand yards, thence west down said road to a black oak tree on side of said road, about
three hundred yards, thence south to a pear tree near the school house, on the side of the Stafford Springs
Road, about four hundred yards. This route would cut Mr. Alexander’s Farm directly in two, at a damage of
$125.00 and also that of Mr. Suthard at a damage of $75.00. 2 nd Route: Beginning at a point in the Harrison
Ford and Landsdown Road, about four hundred yards West to Ashby’s Store on the _ between John T.
Alexander and F. M. Herndon, running South with said line on the lands of said Alexander about one
thousand yards, and thence through lands of W. H. Suthard to a pear tree, near the school house, on the
side of the Stafford Springs Road, about four hundred yards. The damage to said Alexander would be
$60.00 and to the said Suthard would be $75.00. This road would result in a great convience to the public,
and would not pass through any yard, garden, or orchard. A map of the proposed road will be found
appended to this report.
J. C. Colvin
W. H. Bone?
We the undersigned petitioners to your honorable ____ to grant us a Road running from Ashbys Store to
Hortons School House.
S. Herndon
H. C. Ashby
L. F. Holmes
Bryan Cooper
A. D. Finch
Charlie E. Renoe
Willie E. Renoe
Nathaniel Crump
Bettie Ashby
H. T. George
W. T. Elliott
John H. Herndon
M. K. Reading
A. H. Keys
W. E. Partlow
John H. Bowling
Wm. H. Ralls
T. M. Fox
H. C. Perry
T. W. Herndon
L. C. Lowe
D. M. Lynn
L. C. _______
E. J. Bridwell
Newton Sayres
William H. Rine
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5 November 1888
Sales of Delinquent Lands to The Commonwealth of Virginia
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 5th day of November, Eighteen
hundred and Eighty Eight I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of
Prince William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and
levies due thereon : 1884
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land
Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
Ashby, George R.
168
North Evergreen
Comm. of Va.
Butler, William
20
adjoins Jackson
Comm. of Va.
Bowley, William
2½
near Greenwich
Comm. of Va.
Clarke, R. M. trustee
104 ½
adjoins Hutchison
Comm. of Va.
Cordell, R. L. heirs
125
on North Fork
Comm. of Va.
Conner, Mary heirs
75
adjoins Kincheloe
Comm. of Va.
Dulaney, Bladen
50
on Broad Run
Comm. of Va.
Fletcher, Thomas
1 lot
Manassas
Comm. of Va.
Grayson, Enoch
199 ½
Hayfield
Comm. of Va.
Gaines, Thomas B. estate
50
part Cedar Grove
Comm. of Va.
Hunton, Thomas E.
300
near Buckland
Comm. of Va.
Hooe & Johnson
148 ½
adjoins McLean
Comm. of Va.
Jacobs, Augustus
200
part Enfield
Comm. of Va.
Jacobs, Augustus
141 ½
adjoins Ish
Comm. of Va.
Jewell, A. M.
25
Hayfield
Comm. of Va.
Klutz, Nancy
57 ½
on Powells Run
Comm. of Va.
McFadden, James
112
North Run
Comm. of Va.
Pridmore, Benjamin
141
Forest
Comm. of Va.
Petty, Catherine
50
Forest
Comm. of Va.
Pearson, L.
40
on Occoquan Run
Comm. of Va.
Pinn, William
¾
part Howison Pinn tract Comm. of Va.
Prescott, L. G.
½
at Gainesville
Comm. of Va.
Smith, Jas. W.
150
near Lansdown
Comm. of Va.
Smith, Thomas C.
91
near Thoroughfare
Comm. of Va.
Smith, T. C.
50
near Gainesville
Comm. of Va.
Shirley, John R. est.
1
near Gainesville
Comm. of Va.
Smith, H. C.
23
Baileysburg
Comm. of Va.
Thomas, John F.
50
adj. Belle Air
Comm. of Va.
Tavener, Isaac
125
on North Run
Comm. of Va.
Windsor, Richard estate
100
on Powells Run
Comm. of Va.
Webb, John
5
Thoroughfare
Comm. of Va.
Webb, John
7
Thoroughfare
Comm. of Va.
Whiting, G. A.
9¼
on Cedar Run
Comm. of Va.
Webster, Addison & Ella
16
part Wellington
Comm. of Va.
W. C. F. M. & S. R.R. Co.
80
part Wellington
Comm. of Va.
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26 Dec 1888
Notice to Road Builders
Sealed proposals will be received until January 7 th, 1889, 2 o’clock p.m. by the undersigned for
the opening of a public road, beginning at a point on the Bradley Road, near a tie pile and cedar, on said
road and running through Judge Lipscomb’s land to the abutment on the north side of Broad Run, near
Bradley Ford. The road to be thirty feet wide, all the trees and stumps to be grubbed nine feet in width on
each side of centre line of said road, the balance of road to be clear of timber and stumps to be cut level
with the ground and the tops rounded. A stone culvert to be built across the branch sixteen feet wide, eight
feet long, four and one half feet high and two feet thick, the stone to be laid in cement with six white oak
sills (7x7) and flooring of white oak plank , two inches thick and a substantial railing on each side. The
north end of said culvert to be filled with dirt to be level of same. Also the road ploughed the entire length
and three feet in with on each side of the dirt to be drawn to the centre of said road. The hill near Judge
Lipscomb’s house to be cut down a width of thirty feet drawn to the bottom in said road for filling so as to
make the hill an easy grade. A diagram of the said road can be seen by calling on the undersigned.
W. W. Kincheloe,
Brentsville, VA
26 December 1888
1889
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the __ __ ___I sold the following
described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of Prince William, state of Virginia, to the respective
parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and levies due thereon respectively for 1887.
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
Austin, Redmon
37 acres
near Manassas
John Hetinger
Bryant, Julia heirs
31 ¼
adjoins Evans
John R. Payne
Bohannan, Thos, est.
89 ¼
near Maple Valley
Geo. W. Tansill
Brewer, Wallace
64
on Occoquan River
Wallace Brewer
Carrico, Harrison
15 ½
adjoins Nutt
A. Carrico
Carter, William B.
60
adjoins Forest
R. G. Ludwig
Cooper, Eliza
10 ¼
adjoins Howison
Wm. Caythorne
Davis, W. B. est.
173
adj. Ashmore
John T. Perry
Godfrey, Chapman
118
part Renoe tract
Chap Godfrey
Gaskins, Thos. Est.
29 ½
part Phillips tract
E. Gaskins
Holland, Mary F. L.
264
adj. Duvall
W. N. Lipscomb
Jett, Phillip
4
part Liberia
Phillip Jett
Kincheloe, John R.
86 ¼
adj. Hamet
J. R. Payne
Ledman, Sarah
10
adj. Conner
N. Payne
Lamb, Thomas K.
110
on Dumfries Road
G. F. Lamb
Smith, Delia
445
near Lansdown
G. Williams
Swann, Julia
57 ¾
near Occoquan
Geo. W. Tansill
Stiff, C. F.
45 ¼
adj. Bell
Thomas Jones
Swarts, R. H. est.
92
part Mt. Atlas
B. H. Jordan
Yoe, Michael
16 ½
adjoins Davis
Henry Voy
I W. W. Kincheloe treasurer of the County of Prince William do swear that the above list contains
a true account of all the real estate within my county which has been sold by me during the year 1888 for
the non payment of taxes and levies thereon for the present year and that I am not directly or indirectly
interested in the purchase of any of the said real estate so help me God.
W. W. Kincheloe, treasurer
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1889
Insolvent Capitation and Property
A list of insolvents for the non-payment of Capitation and Property Tax for the year 1889, in the
District of # Two. R. M. Davis, Commissioner of the Revenue for the County of Prince William, Virginia.
(Below I will only give the totals of the State Tax and the County Levies that the person owes. But the
sheet has the following columns under the heading of State Taxes - Name of Person; Capitation Tax with a
column for White and one for Colored; Amount of Property Tax for Support of Government at 30 cents;
Amount of Property Tax for Public Schools at 10 Cents; Amount of State Taxes and Amount of Penalty.
The following are under the heading County Levies- Capitation Tax wit a column for White and one for
Colored; County Levy; County School Tax; District School Tax; Road Tax; Amount of Levy for County
and School Purposes; Amount of Penalty and Why Returned Insolvent.
Name of Person
Amount of
Amount of County
Why Returned
State Taxes
Levies for County and
School Purposes
Allen, John T.
Atchinson, Wilford C.
Abel, Asberry
Abel, W. L.
Butler, F. A.
Bushey, John R.
Banks, John (colored)
Butler, George E.
Beavers, James S.
Bridwell, E. J.
Bridwell, J. L.
Birtch, Thomas
Baber, F. W.
Baxter, William H.
Brown, Henry (colored)
Bates, William H.(colored)
Bates, Thomas (colored)
Cornwell, Edgar M.
Curry, George W. (colored)
Chapman, Henry (colored)
Chinn, Robert (colored)
Chinn, Fielder (colored)
Chinn, George (colored)
Carr, John
Cornwell, Lucien C.
Campbell, William K.
Catoe, Thomas E.
Carson, W. C.
Crawford, Jerry (colored)
Cephus, Elick (colored)
Cole, Gusta (colored)
Cornwell, Obed.
Cornwell, John L.
Cornwell, R. L.
Cornwell, W. N.
Davis, J. H.
Davis, George A. (colored)
Duvall, Joseph W.
Davis, Hewitt B.
1.40
1.15
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.10
1.20
1.15
1.07
1.03
0.20
1.40
1.40
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.04
1.08
1.00
1.04
1.00
1.00
1.03
1.82
1.32
1.03
1.10
1.04
1.00
1.03
1.00
1.07
1.07
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.04
1.03
1.00
1.05
0.67
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.67
0.78
0.67
0.61
0.56
0.28
0.50
1.05
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.56
0.62
0.50
0.56
0.50
0.50
0.56
1.60
0.94
0.56
0.61
0.56
0.61
0.56
0.50
0.61
0.61
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.58
0.56
0.50
58
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
exempted by court
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
Deed
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
Day, Charles H.
Davis, Jack
Ennis, Charles
Ford, Francis
Florence, William E.
Fox, Zed
Florence, Charles H.
Fisher, Jacob
Fisher, Esaw
Grey, Charles F.
Grey, Charles R.
Greyson, James T.
Garner, William E.
Hammill, Hugh
Horner, John G.
Holland, Mary F. L.
Holland, R. W.
Hazlett, Mahlon
Hartramft, Wm. A.
Hopkins, J. D.
Howard, W. G.
Holmes, C. H.
Hill, J. M.
Jones, Paul
Jewell, Charles
Jewell, W.
Jackson, B. B.
Jackson, J. W.
Johnson, Arthur
Jewell, William B.
Jewell, John T.
King, Thomas H.
King, Samuel
Keys, Robert
Kincheloe, Robert E.
Long, George
Lynn, Luther & James
Lloyd, Samuel
Lynn, T. W.
Lynn, Mrs. R. A.
Lowe, George
Lowe, R. L.
Lynn, Leonard
Lynn, F. S.
Lovelace, John
Lowery, Walter P.
Mills, J. T.
Murray, James
Morris, E. J.
Milstead, J. G.
Milstead, Willis
Nash, Henry
Neal, John T.
Nelson, William
Perry, Nalls
Porter, Andrew
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.08
1.07
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.22
1.00
1.52
1.00
3.00
1.39
0.24
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.04
1.00
1.00
1.03
1.04
1.00
1.00
1.30
1.30
1.00
0.04
1.00
1.12
1.00
1.04
1.03
1.03
2.00
1.00
1.04
0.74
1.00
1.34
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.10
1.12
1.00
1.04
1.00
1.03
1.00
1.06
1.04
1.04
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.61
0.61
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.78
0.50
1.22
0.50
3.25
1.10
0.33
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.56
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.56
0.50
0.50
0.98
0.94
0.50
0.06
0.50
0.67
0.50
0.56
0.56
0.56
1.00
0.50
0.56
1.05
0.50
1.00
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.67
0.67
0.50
0.56
0.50
0.56
0.50
0.61
0.56
0.56
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No Property
No Property
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
Pierson, John
Posey, Charles
Perry, H. C.
Quarles, John L.
Reid, Robert
Readman, Isaac
Readman, George W.
Reed, George G.
Randall, John L.
Richardson, E. S.
Rolls, Samuel
Rolls, Mahlon
Richardson, F. L.
Reed, David
Reed, Daniel
Robertson, Taylor
Ramey, Kirby
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.08
1.20
1.08
1.10
1.00
1.20
1.00
1.08
1.14
1.06
1.00
1.00
1.04
1.10
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.61
0.67
0.67
0.50
0.50
0.78
0.50
0.61
0.72
0.56
0.50
0.50
0.56
0.61
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
Non Resident
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
No Property
1889
Improper Assessment of Land
A List of Property in the County of Prince William on the Commissioner’s Land Book in the District of
George F. Manuel, Commissioner of the Revenue for the No. 1 district of said County, improperly placed
thereon, or not ascertainable, for the year 1889
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land
Local description
Remarks
With Taxes
of Land
Clarkson, H. M.
1 lot 26 acres
Haymarket
charged to J. M. Johnson
Heflin, Joseph R.
77 acres
near Haymarket
no such land
St. Pauls Church
1 lot
Haymarket
no such land
Thomas, John
267 acres
part of Enfield
no such land
Marshall, Robt. Est.
245 acres
on Occoquan Run
no such land
5 August 1889
Summit House
Judge W. Lipscomb
Dear Sir.
I wish you to appoint Robert McIntosh my Guardian. I am 15 years of age, and if necessary please appoint
him administrator of my Mother’s estate.
Hattie J. Jones
Prince William County to wit.
I a justice for the county aforesaid in the State of Virginia do certify that Hattie J. Jones whose
name is signed to the above writings bearing date August 5 th 1889 has acknowledged the same before me in
my county aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 5th day of August 1889
H. H. Lynn J. P.
1890
Delinquent Lands Sold
Report of Treasurer of the County of Prince William
I hereby report that, after giving notice required by law, on the 6th day of January, eighteen
hundred and Ninety. I sold the following described tracts or parcels of land, lying in the County of Prince
William, state of Virginia, to the respective parties herein named, for taxes, penalties, costs and levies due
thereon respectively for 1888.
Name of Persons Charged
Quantity of land
Local description
Name of
With Taxes
of Land
Purchaser
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Atkinson & Stonnell
Alexander, Robert est.
Bramble, Charles
Brewer, Wallace
Chapman, Martha
Cole, Elizabeth
Cordell, R. L. (heirs)
Chapin, Ella M. & others
Diggs, Barnett est.
Fletcher, Thomas
Gaines, E. P. Ella & Albert
Hunton, William est.
Jewell, A. M.
Kincheloe, W. W.
Love, William
McFadden, James
Newman, Amanda
Sorrell, P. G.
Simmons, Henry
Strother, William
Spence, Mary F.
Thomas, John F.
Tavener, Isaac
Williamson, Daniel
Weaver, W. A.
Williams, Mary est.
Williams, Mary A.
W.C.V.M.&G.S.R.R.Co.
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6 lots
26 ¼
64
18 ¾
75 ¾
125
114 ½
3½
1 lot
14 ½
3 lots
25
47
3
112 ½
18 ¾
37
72
24
70
50
125
219
130
79
18 ¾
80
on Powells Run
Dumfries
Telegraph Road
Occoquan
Cabin Branch
Cabin Branch
on North Run
near Beavers
near Antioch
Manassas
Bristoe
Buckland
Hayfield
on Occoquan Run
Dumfries Road
on North Run
Cabin Branch
Dawkins Branch
Adjoins Beavers
Goose Run
Bacon Race
adj. Belle Air
North Run
Neabsco Run
on Chappawamsic Run
on Chappawamsic Run
Cabin Branch
part Falkland
John Tolson
R. W. Merchant
Geo. W. Tansill
J. E. Nelson
O. H. Evans
E. Nelson
E. Nelson
E. Nelson
Jas. E. Carter
Jeremiah Stover
James E. Nelson
O. H. Evans
O. H. Evans
James E. Nelson
Geo. W. Tansill
W. B. Beck
Neal B. Watson
J. E. Nelson
A. F. Dunn
L. F. Holmes
R. M. Davis
Geo. W. Tansill
James E. Nelson
R. M. Davis
R. W. Merchant
John N. Tolson
O. H. Evans
Wm. H. Mount
19 September 1890
Dumfries Petition
To the Hon. W. E. Lipscomb, judge of the County Court of Prince William. We the undersigned voters of
Dumfries Magisterial District petition your honor to order an Election in the said District upon the question
of Liquor or no Liquor for the said of Spirituous Liquors.
Sept. 19th 1890
J. R. King
G. W. Williams
W. A. Lunsford
G. W. Long
Albert Coal
Daniel Read
James W. Jones
William Maddox (his mark)
Noah Bates
William Davis (his mark)
J. __ Keys
Theodore A. Thomas
George Davis
George Coal
Andrew Porter
Thomas Syncox
J. W. Williams
E. Fisher
James M. Amidon
Joseph Lewis
Sherly Jones
Charles Stone
Rubin Jackson
J. R. Baley
Jessie Bates
J. F. Rison
G. W. Thomas
Robert Banister
A. J. Williams
Jackson T. Davis
John Fletcher
Palestine Williams
James Howard
James C. Muschett
Necal? Brown Watson
James H. Harmon
D. J. Amidon
C. W. Jones
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G. W. Cheshire
Nepolian Watson
Robert L. Thomas
Thomas Decator
Jessie Juniphor
Jerry Crofford
W. H. Bailey
W. Hutchison
John Neill
L. C. Windsor
Gustavis Coal
W. H. Cornwell
James Fisher
Daniel Nash
R. Lunsford
George H. Florence
W. H. Reid
Samuel Carroll
King Baits
Henry Cole
W. W. Carter
William Abel
Malon Coles
James H. Reid
Robert Henderson
Freder Abel
W. W. Abel
Charles F. Abel
R. J. Lyell
1892 Judgments
Brentsville Court House Bell
It being suggested to the Court that J. C. Jones & Company the Court House contractors will need the Bell
in the Court House, it is ordered that Edwin Nelson be appointed a commissioner to superintend the
removal of the said bell to the new Court House at Manassas whenever it shall be needed.
3 June 1892
To Joseph Reid from Prince William County
To hauling scaffolding poles
$0.75
To hauling sand
$0.50
To making scaffold
$1.00
4 June 1892
To L. N. Muddiman from Prince William County
To 1 days work on Court House chimney and making scaffold
To Board and time coming and going to the place of work
13 June 1892
Brentsville Court House
County of Prince William to Samuel Hedrick
To 2 ½ days work painting Court House
To J. W. Tyler for flushing flue
$3.00
$1.00
$6.25
$0.75
$7.00
Received pay of J. B. Reid – Samuel Hedrick
4 July 1892
Brentsville Court House
County of Prince William
Joseph B. Reid to John Walsh
To 3 days work on Court House pointing brick and setting step stone
To bust of lime
To furnishing sand & hand
$6.00
$1.50
$1.50
$9.00
17 September 1892
Methodist Quarterly Conference
At a regular meeting of the Quarterly Conference of Sudley Circuit, Washington District, Baltimore
Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, held at Sudley, September 17 th 1892. The following
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persons were duly elected to fill vacancies in the Board of Trustees for the Gainesville Church – Viz: James
W. Bell & H. F. Triplett, Vice H. W. Kearney, T. & W. Lemon removed.
Rev. R. R. S. Hough, Pres.
Eugene Compton, Sec.
17 September 1893
Methodist Quarterly Conference
At a regular meeting of the Quarterly Conference of Sudley Circuit, Washington District, Baltimore
Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, held at Sudley, September 18th 1893. The following
persons were duly elected a board of trustees to hold in trust the Sudley Church. Viz: A. H. Compton, Dr.
C. F. Brower, William M. Wheeler, F. H. Sanders, D. J. Ayers.
Rev. Ramsey Smithson, Pres.
Eugene Compton, Sec.
01 February 1894
Occoquan District Petition
To the Hon. Judge W. E. Lipscomb, Prince William County. We the undersigned petitioners and voters of
Occoquan District most respectfully ask that you order an Election between now and the first day of May
next 1894 to determine whether or not license shall be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquor in said
district. And your petitioners, as in duty bound will ever pray &c.
George W. Allen
J. A. Selecman
Robert L. Powell
C. H. Arrington
R. H. Allen
George N. Davis
W. A. Davis
Robert Sullivan
Valentine Walford
Edgar M. Cornwell
R. W. Selecman
E. B. Swan
Felix S. Lynn
W. B. Glascock
James H. Turner
L. W. Pettit
Gustay Patison
Andrew Loveless
J. H. Garner
Wilson Davis
Eppa Hixson
George Selecman
W. S. Lynn
S. T. Cornwell
Enoch Haislip
William Smith
M. F. Redmon
Benjamin Jewell
T. H. Lynn
Ed. Abel
Jiles A. Carter
J. T. Windsor
James N. Carter
C. H. Jewell
I. J. Pettit
Joseph Garner
Joseph R. Davis
M. C. Crouch
T. J. Simpson
R. E. Simpson
L. Ledman
Thomas E. Gossam
John W. Woodyard
J. G. Sullivan
Charles M. Doleman
Henry Cole
C. M. Bartlett
James O.Harrington
J. Hedges
W. Sincox
W. H. Cole
M. C. Clarke
Leamon Ledmon
H. J. Carter
Ed Reid
W. F. Carter
Charles A. Clarke
J. B. Dillard
Joseph Marshall
Joseph Reynolds
A. G. Taylor
Mahlon Haislip
D. D. Cofrode
Isaac Redman
Edward Lynn
W. R. Selecman
Walter Kidwell
W. G. Horner
George G. Swann
C. E. Hedges
John Pettit
W. B. Marshall Jr.
C. G. West
W. F. Pearson
D. R. Tyrell
Wm. H. Sandall
Wm. F. Brenner
John Scott
Oscar Chinn
John Underwood
Isaiah Garner
Noah Milstead
E. Arrington
Robert Chinn
George W. Davis
John T. Patterson
Allen Marshall
R. W. Holland
Lewis Mills
J. B. Davis
R. M. Haislip
John Jewell
A. T. Brenner
James Patterson
James Payne
George W. Posey
Jack Davis
Charles H. Day
Feilder Chinn
William Chinn
James Fisher
James W. Bramble
Benjamin Washington
Henry Brown
Napolean Jasper
Edward Duvall
George Chinn
Townson Snyder
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James W. Steel
George Weaver
Reuben Nash
William H. Johnson
James B. Beach
G. R. Mills
O. S. Davis
C. Fairfax
J. W. Webster
N. C. Dyer
G. W. Pettit
C. F. Pettit
H. Brown
Addison Fairfax
John R. Windsor
John Clarke
Charles Jackson
William Snydor
John Rowe
Robert Curtis
C. H. Lambert M. D.
John Metherell
J. W. Fairfax
Wesley Marshall
B. Pearson
Henry Posey
Rob Tillett
Daniel Whalen
Addison Stalker
P. W. West
J. E. Arrington
Luther Garner
Arthur Harris
Tasker Fisher
Willis Johnson
George H. Cornwell
Ed Posey
George F. Pettit
A. J. Sullivan
L. E. Pearson
Charles Pearson
Thomas Tillett
Thomas Tillett
Charles E. Bower
John F. Loveless
Jeff Carter
Phillip Chichester
24 February 1896
Manassas Methodist Church
Trustees for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, located at Manassas, Va. elected by Quarterly
Conference on February 24th 1896. John Bradshaw, R. J. Adamson, William E. Lipscomb, F. E. Ransdell
and John A. Nicol.
4 May 1896
Brentsville Petition & Liquor Application
State of Virginia
Application For A Liquor License
Prince William County -- 1st May 1896
Name of Applicant -R. H. Keys
Nature of Business –Retail Liquor Dealer
Place where it is proposed to be prosecuted – Keys Building at Brentsville
Amount required by law for privilege – One Hundred Dollars
Applicant sign here – R. H. Keys
Treasurer’s Certificate – Prince William County, May 4th 1896
I Westwood Hutchison, Treasurer of the County aforesaid, do certify that R. H. Keys has
deposited with me the amount required by law to prosecute the within privilege, in gold or silver coin,
United States Treasury notes, or National bank notes, and that no coupons were tendered.
To Hon. W. E. Lipscomb judge of the County Court of Prince William County.
We the undersigned citizens of Brentsville and vicinity request your honor to grant license to R.
Hilman Keys to sell Liquor in the Village of Brentsville at his place of business he having been doing
business at said place for the last 12 months and in our opinion has complied with the law in selling the
same in every respect.
W. W. Arnold
W. W. Kincheloe
Geo. Keppler
A. Berryman
J. W. Florence
Willie E. Rennoe
M. A. Florence
W. F. Weeks
John T. Keys
C. E. Woodyard
John Y. Roseberry
R. A. Camper
W. W. Buckley
R. M. Calvert
L. A. Duval
R. A. Keys
Will Offenbacker
T. E. Smith
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Arthur Keys
W. M. Arnold
Robert Molair
C. S. Suthard
Henry Kaiser
G. Kaiser
T. H. Cooksey
Mathew Woodyard
John Weeks
Daniel W. Breeden
To Hon. W. E. Lipscomb judge of the County Court of Prince William County.
We the undersigned citizens of Brentsville and vicinity & patrons of the Brentsville Post Office
respectfully petition you not to grant a liquor license in the Town of Brentsville
H. W. Reid
Alice B. Kincheloe
M. E. Woodyard
Beulah Kincheloe
M. A. Reid
S. S. Lint
Lucy L. Woodyard
S. Hershberger
Sarah F. Davis
M. A. J. Hensley
M. E. Akers
Georgianna Weeks
M. F. Calvert
J. P. Hensley
P. B. Bowen
Mollie E. Rennoe
John H. Bowen
Mattie E. Rennoe
M. A. Bowen
Georgia A. Rennoe 19 yrs. old
Isabella Woodyard
J. P. Harnsberger
Ada Davis
Jno F. Harnsberger
27 February 1897
Sale of Brentsville Courthouse
We the undersigned appointed by the Board of Supervisors at their July meeting 1896 to make sale of the
Old Court, Jail and three acres of land at Brentsville beg to make the following report. We advertised the
said property by hand bills and in the Manassas Journal to be sold on the 5 th day of Sept. 1896. At which
time no bid or bids were made for said property. We again advertised the said property to be sold 30 days
after date, at which time no bid was made. We again adjourned the sale of the said property to be sold on
the 27th day of Feb. 1897. At which time I. N. H. or the sum of $517.00 upon the following terms ¼ cash,
the balance in one, two & three years. The title to said property to be retained until the whole of purchase
price has been paid and we recommend the conformation of said sale.
Respectfully Submitted,
E. Nelson
W. W. Kincheloe
PUBLIC SALE
OF
COURTHOUSE, JAIL, and LOT
AT
BRENTSVILLE, VA.
The undersigned committee appointed
by Board of Supervisors of Prince William
County, will offer for sale, at public
Auction, in Brentsville, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1897
The public lot, situated in the town of
Brentsville, containing Three acres of land.
This lot has on it the Old Courthouse,
46 x 36, and 20 feet high, and the Jail,
36 x 30 feet, and 18 feet high, with eight
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rooms, both buildings of brick and
covered with tin.
Terms – One fourth cash and the
Balance in one, two, and three years, the
Title to be retained until the terms of
Sale are complied with.
W. W. Kincheloe
E. Nelson
February 1, 1897
Undated Petition
Against Liquor in Manassas
To Judge Wm. E. Lipscomb of Prince William County Court, in the State of Virginia. The
undersigned citizens of Manassas and vicinity – knowing the evil influences arising from the sale of
intoxicating liquors, hereby protest against the issue, and petition your Honor to refuse to grant license to
any one for the sale of intoxicants within the limits of the Corporation of Manassas, or vicinity of three
miles.
Mrs. J. J. Ramberg
Mrs. Emma Houchins
Mrs. Frazier Furr
Miss Mary Mitchell
Mrs. E. C. Francis
Mrs. Roberta Merchant
Mrs. Mary A. Thomasson
Mrs. B. M. Florence
Mrs. W. W. Davis
Mrs. Hattie L. Burdge
Mrs. G. W. Hixson
Mrs. Carrie E. Black
Mrs. E. J. Thatcher
Mrs. Sarah Ann Round
Mrs. George Trimmer
Mrs. Flora Jones
Mrs. J. Sweeney
L. A. Pine
Mrs. Rebecca Weir
Blanche Rogers
Ella Weir
Mrs. Rorabaugh
C. A. Latimer
Nellie Hazen
Mrs. Edesarel Tyler
S. A. Hazen
Sarah Lickle
Mrs. Althea E. Loose
Mrs. E. G. Adamson
Mrs. Anna S. Tansill
Fannie L. Brigg
Mrs. Nettie Medford
Mary E. Booreman
Mrs. Mollie F. Koontz
Mrs. Robert Waters
Mrs. R. W. Merchant
Mrs. M. H. Davies
Ida S. Nicol
Mrs. Kate Roseberry
Edith Adamson
Mrs. Muddiman
Mrs. W. B. Kincheloe
Mary C. Newman
Miss M. E. Carter
Miss S. C. Carter
A. P. Kincheloe
Miss Fannie Carter
Trel? Iden
Mrs. J. A. Cannon
Mrs. C. Merritt
Mrs. S. Somerville Lyon
Mrs. J. Tillett
Mrs. C. M. Limstrong
Mrs. Rachel Hixson
Miss Annie Adamson
Mrs. Wm. T. Smith
Mrs. Lillie Limsey
Mrs. C. A. S. Hopkins
Mrs. E. Foot
Miss Maggie R. Smith
Mrs. R. Milligan
Miss Kate Hooe
Mrs. J. Assheton
Miss Martha F. French
Mrs. Wallace Hixson
Mrs. W. A. Brawner
Mrs. V. J. Iden
Mrs. V. Hooe
Jennie Smith
Mollie Newman
Emily C. Round
Ella M. Howard
A. M. Kenna
Mrs. Rector
Harriet Baldwin
Nellie McClanahan
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Eliza J. Huffman
Clara Booerman
J. Brawner
Mrs. Horace Ashton
Lucy A. Muddiman
N. E. Waugh
Mrs. Mary T. Hixson
Mrs. Maga Muddiman
21 July 1898
James Franklin Gulick
Sprout Puller and Wagon Lifting Jack
Whereas, I David E. Copp, of Woodstock, county of Shenandoah, State of Virginia, did obtain
letters patent of the United States, for Sprout Puller and Wagon Lifting Jack, same being dated April 26,
1898, and whereas I have sold, transferred and assigned unto Dr. P. S. Riddle and F. G. Kerlin, one third
interest each in the said invention, that is to say, one third interest to Dr. P. S. Riddelle of the County of
Shenandoah, and State of Virginia, and one-third interest to F. G. Kerlin, of Washington, D. C.; whereas I
have retained one third interest in said invention, and together with the said Dr. P. S. Riddelle and F. G.
Kerlin, are the sole owners of the said patent, and all rights under the same in the below recited territory;
and whereas James Franklin Gulick of Manassas, County of Prince William, State of Virginia is desirous of
acquiring territory for the purpose of selling the said Sprout Puller and Wagon Lifting Jack; the same to be
furnished by the parties of the first part, to the said James Franklin Gulick at the market price, and no
machine to be sold at less than the price designated from time to time by the parties of the first part.
Now, therefore, to all whom it may concern, be it known that, for and in consideration of the sum
of one hundred dollars payable on the following dates, November 1st $25.00, February 1st 1899 425.00, and
May 1st 1899 $50.00m the receipt of which notes is hereby acknowledged, we the said David E. Copp, Dr.
P. S. Riddelle and F. G. Kerlin, have granted and by these presence do grant unto the said James Franklin
Gulick the right to sell (but not to manufacture) the said invention in the county of Stafford, State of
Virginia and in no other place or places, to the full end of the term for which letters patent have been
granted!
The said James Franklin Gulick agrees to sell county annually fifty machines, and in the event of
his failure to comply with this contract, all right, title and interest in said territory reverts to the said owners
of the patent. David E. Copp, Dr. P. S. Riddelle, and F. G. Kerlin.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals at Manassas in the
County of Prince William and State of Virginia this 21 st day of July A.D., 1898
D. E. Copp (seal)
P. S. Riddelle (seal)
F. G. Kerlin (seal)
James Franklin Gulick (seal)
In the presence of J. F. Britton, Bristow, Va.
2 May 1900
Mechanic Grove, Pa.
Capt. E. Nelson C. C.
Manassas, Va.
My Dear Friend,- You promised on the purchase of the Brentsville property and also on the
making of the title that I should have no taxes to pay so long as property was kept for school. And now it
seems that the taxes are not only claimed but entirely too much. I come to you for advice and help. I asked
for that to be put into deed. You said it would be all right without, now dear Captain, do your best. I am still
too weak o walk.
Write me early
Yours Truly I. N. H. Beahm
(P.S. – Pencil is easier for me)
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18 December 1900
Gilbert Bros. & Co. vs Dr. J. C. Meredith
Gilbert Brothers & Company, Wholesale Druggists
7 & 9 North Howard Street
Baltimore, Md.
Say no Money to Agents without written Authority
Sold to Dr. J. C. Meredith, Manassas, Va.
1/2 DZ
1/3 DZ
1/2 DZ
1/3 DZ
1/2 DZ
1/2 DZ
1/3 DZ
1/6 DZ
2 DZ
1/6 DZ
1/12 DZ
1/6 DZ
2 DZ
Pierces G. M. Disc.
Wills English Polls
Challenge Milk
Liebigs Beef
#10 N. B. Fittings
#65 Fittings
Baby Friend
Wizard Oil
Citric Acid
Cresoline
Repiroxone
Kendalls Spavin Cure Small
Black Oxide Manganese
$4.13
$0.75
$0.50
$2.83
$0.20
$0.38
$0.67
$0.67
$0.98
$0.36
$1.13
$0.67
$0.15
2 DZ
Black Antimony
$0.10
1/6 DZ
Ozomulsion
$1.34
1/6 DZ
Psychine
$4.17
1/6 DZ
Ozojell
$0.67
1/4 DZ
H. H. Syringe #4
$1.13
1/4 DZ
Magic Atomizers #36
$0.94
1/12 DZ
Listerine
$0.67
1/12 DZ
Borolyptol
$0.71
1/3 GRO
1 OZ Presc. Bottles
$0.62
1/3 GRO
2 OZ Presc. Bottles
$0.79
1/3 GRO
3 OZ Presc. Bottles
$1.00
1/3 GRO
4 OZ Presc. Bottles
$1.17
1/3 GRO
6 OZ Presc. Bottles
$1.40
5 OZ
Can P. & W. Quin.
$1.90
1 DZ
Corn Plasters
$0,75
1/2 DZ
Susp. Bandages
$1.00
1 GRO
Pill Boxes
$0.85
3 5/8
Mottled Cast. Soap
$0.22
2 GRO
Balsam Copabia Bottles
$1.16
1/2 DZ
Pitchers Castoria
$1.00
1/6 DZ
Swamp Root large
$1.34
1/3 DZ
Mustang Lin.
$0.70
1/2 OZ
Antikamia Powder
$1.00
1 OZ
Phenacetine
$1.00
1 OZ
Salol
$0.33
1/2 OZ
Ext. White Rose
$1.50
1/2 OZ
Ext. Trailing Arbutus
$3.15
2 OZ
Coriander Seed
$0.16
2 OZ
Lump Saliamoniac
$0.26
1 DZ
Union Almanacs
$0.40
Empty Cases, Empty Barrels, and other containers will be charged at lowest prices, and if
returned to us will be credited at their actual value. We will not receive Empties not originally sent
out by us.
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14 October 1901
J. Willard Green to Robert Armentrout
Bradley Farm at Limstrong
This agreement made this 14th day of October 1901, by and between J. Willard Green, of the City
of Washington, D. C., party of the first part and Robert Armentrout, of the county of Prince William and
State of Virginia, party of the second part, WITNESSETH:
That for and in consideration hereinafter mentioned the said party of the first part doth hereby
lease unto said party of the second part all that certain farm at Limstrong, post office, county and State
aforesaid, and known as the Bradley Farm, upon the terms and conditions following: said first party doth
lease said farm to said second party for the years 1902 and 1903. Said second party to take possession of
said premises so soon as said first party’s Mother shall remove there from so that the same be not later than
Oct. the 20th 1901. Said first party reserving unto himself the north room in third story in the dwelling upon
said farm.
Said second party doth agree in consideration of above lease to pay to said first party the sum of
fifty dollars on or before the first day of January 1902, as rental for said farm for the year 1902, and agrees
to pay the additional sum of Fifty Dollars on or before the 1st day of January 1903, as rental for said farm
for the year 1903, should this lease be not terminated as hereinafter provided before said date. Said second
party agrees to keep the buildings and fences upon said premises in as good condition as the same are at
this time, natural ware and tear excepted. Said second party agrees to feed or have fed upon said premises
all provender raised thereon, and all manure made upon said premises under this lease shall be spread
thereon. It is further agreed between said parties that when a crop of corn shall be raised upon said premises
the said second party shall use at least 100 pounds of good fertilizer thereon, such crop when raised shall be
followed by either wheat, oats, rye or other small grain and shall be sown thereon at least 225 pounds of
good fertilizer, and that said second party shall sow with such small grain the following proportions of
grass seed, Viz: If timothy seed, one peck, if clover seed, five quarts per acre.
Said second party to trim in proper manner all fruit trees upon said premises and agree to replace
with young fruit trees thereon all dead and missing fruit trees in the orchard upon said farm, and further
agrees not to graze or permit stock to run in said orchard.
Said second party agrees to make all necessary repairs, at his own cost for all labor, to the
buildings and fences thereon, and said first party shall furnish all material for such changes and repairs to
the improvements thereon at such time as shall be mutually agreed upon. Said second party shall have the
right to secure from said premises such tie laps and fallen trees for household purposes and agrees to cut no
live timber unless directed by said first party. Said second party agrees to cut all pines and grub all bushes
in the field beyond the branch on north side of road upon said farm during the year 1902.
It is agreed between said parties that in the event the said first party shall sell the said premises
during the year 1902, the said second party agrees to surrender possession of the same on the 31 st day of
December of said year, in the event, however, the said second party shall receive no notice of such sale
before he shall have sown wheat or other small grain, he the said second party shall have the right to
harvest said crop when ripe during the year 1903, and pay as rental therefor to said first party one third
thereof. The said second party agrees to cultivate said premises in a good farming like manner and keep the
cleared land thereon free from bushes.
Executed in duplicate this 14th day of October 1901
R. P. Armentrout
J. Willard Greene
2 April 1902
Virginia, Prince William County
Spencer Stokes vs Mack Lewis
Spencer Stokes complains of Mack Lewis, of a plea of trespass on the case, on promises: For that
whereas heretofore, to-wit: on the (blank) day of (blank) 1900, J. P. Leachman, sheriff of said County,
offered for rent, by way of public auction, to the highest bidder, for the year 1901, a certain tract of land
lying near Haymarket in the said county and known as La Grange, requiring the successful bidder to give
security for the faithful performance of his contract and the said defendant, Mack Lewis, being the highest
bidder, his bid being the sum of $117.00, gave bond with plaintiff, Spencer Stokes, and the wife of plaintiff
as sureties and thereby became the tenant of said land for the year 1901 as aforesaid and in consideration of
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said plaintiff signing as surety for the said defendant as the aforesaid, the said defendant did undertake and
promise the said plaintiff that the said plaintiff should be his joint tenant upon the said land rented as
aforesaid with equal privileges to both to cultivate and graze the said land. And the said plaintiff avers that
he, confiding in the said promise of the said defendant made as aforesaid, did sign as surety of said
defendant as aforesaid and did enter upon said land in accordance with said agreement and promise and did
now ___ acres of wheat and did thereafter endeavor to plant corn and assert such other rights as plaintiff
had in the premises by reason of said promise made as aforesaid by the said defendant. And although the
said plaintiff, after the making of the said promise by the said defendant was willing and did endeavor to
cultivate the said land in accordance with said agreement, yet the said defendant not regarding the said
promise and contriving and intending to deceive the said plaintiff in his behalf did not and would not
permit the said plaintiff to enjoy the said privilege of cultivating or grazing the said land nor any part
thereof, but the said defendant did cultivate and graze the said land on his the said defendant’s own account
and did use sundry methods of intimidating the said profits which would have accrued to him, the said
plaintiff, had he the said defendant made good his promise made as aforesaid, to the damage of the said
plaintiff $300.00 and therefore he sues.
L. A. Larkin Jr.
7 December 1903
Commonwealth of Virginia
Oaths for District School Trustee
[The law provides that these oaths shall be administered by the Superintendent of Schools, “when
called upon to do so;” when not administered by the Superintendent of Schools, or by the Judge of a Court
of Record, a certificate of the Superintendent or of the Judge, as the case may be, stating the fact of their
having been taken, shall be obtained by the trustee taking the oath, and shall be by him delivered for record
in the court of the county in which his duties are to be discharged. When the oaths are taken in a Court of
Record, the fact of their having been taken shall be recorded in the court of the County in which the duties
of the School Trustees are to be discharged.]
State of Virginia, County of Prince William, to –wit:
“I L. M. Storke, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the Consution of the United
States, and the Constitution of the State of Virginia ordained by the Convention which assembled in the
city of Richmond on the twelfth day of June, nineteen hundred and one, and that I will faithfully and
impartially discharge all the duties incumbent upon me as District School Trustee, according to the best of
my ability; so help me God.”
And, furthermore, “I swear that I have not, while a citizen of this State, since, the first day of May,
eighteen hundred and eighty-two, fought a duel with a deadly weapon, or sent or accepted a challenge to
fight a duel with a deadly weapon, either within or beyond the boundaries of this State, or knowingly
conveyed such challenge, or aided or assisted in any manner in fighting duch duel; and that I will not fight
a duel with a deadly weapon, or send or accept a challenge to fight a duel with a deadly weapon, either
within, or beyond the boundaries of this State, or knowingly convey such challenge, or aid or assist in any
manner in fighting such duel during my continuance in office. So help me God.”
L. M. Storke
I E. Nelson clerk, Prince William County Court, do certify that L. M. Storke on this 7 th day of December
A.D., 1903, personally appeared before me and took and subscribed the above oaths.
E. Nelson, clerk
19 March 1904, Manassas, VA
Report of Pension Commissioners for Prince William County
To the Hon. C. E. Nicol, Judge of the Circuit Court of Prince William County, Virginia. The board
of pension commissioners for the county of Prince William, beg leave to make the following report.
First: that the said board met at the court house and having previously organized by the election of
J. T. Leachman chairman – and George W. Johnson secretary, and the clerk of the court having complied
with the provisions of Sec. 15 of the acts of General Assembly, approved April 2 nd 1902, entitled an act to
aid the citizens of Virginia who were disabled by wounds received during the war between the States &c.
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by posting a list of all applications filed and allowances made under the provisions of the act of March 7 th
1900, ten days prior to this date.
Second: That we have made all enquires and investigations necessary to test the claims referred to
in the certified list of the Auditor of Public Accounts to the said Clerk, and have corrected and revised said
list, and we find the following persons embraced in said list, are entitled under the provisions of the said
act, to receive aid, Viz;
Arnold, William $30.00
Bridwell, J. C. $30.00
Beavers, J. M. $15.00
Baxter, William $15.00
Brawner, William $15.00
Bridwell, Haywood $15.00
Bridwell, Albert $15.00
Carrico, W. F. $30.00
Cooper, R. A. $15.00
Crouch, Elias $30.00
Cheshire, Elihu $30.00
Carter, A. J. $15.00
Carter, James $15.00
Davis, Hortense $25.00
Deats, C. T. $30.00
Downs, William H. $15.00
Ellicott, W. L. $30.00
Florence, M. A. $30.00
Fairfax, J. W. $15.00
Fox, T. M. $15.00
Gray, J. H. $15.00
Grimes, G. W. $30.00
Griffith, John W. $30.00
Holland, Henry $30.00
Harover, H. C. $30.00
Holmes, M. C. $15.00
Holmes, L. F. $15.00
Holland, R. W. $15.00
Haislip, James N. $30.00
Harrison, G. W. $15.00
Keys, H. A. $30.00
Ledman, Wesley $30.00
Mooney, G. T. C. $30.00
Nalls, J. W. $30.00
McIntuff, H. C. $30.00
Pendleton, William M. $30.00
Pierson, R. A. $15.00
Pettitt, I. J. $15.00
Ralls, W. H. $15.00
Rainey, W. A. $30.00
Rollins, George W. $15.00
Riley, John W. $15.00
Reid, Mrs. Catherine $25.00
Robinson, David $30.00
Sinclair, Virginia T. $25.00
Shirley, James M. $30.00
Tolson, Mary J. $25.00
Townsend, Julia A. $25.00
Weeks, L. A. $30.00
Williams, A. F. $15.00
Wyckoff, J. W. $20.00
And we further report, that the following names on the list furnished by the Auditor for the year 1903 have
filed no application with the Clerk of the Court.
Brawner, C. H.
Chinn, Charles E.
Cross, John P.
Foley, R. A.
Fairfax, A. S.
Hall, L. D. (dead)
Herring, William A.
Jenkins, Charles T.
Jenkins, J. W.
Love, L. H.
Porter, Mary E.
Robinson, Susan A.
Gray, Margaret
Stuart, W. C.
And we further report the following persons are dead. – E. T. Kincheloe
We also note the following person (R. O. Rennoe) an inmate of the Soldiers Home, Richmond Va..
We further report that the following person Joseph Godfrey owns property in excess of the amount named
in Section 2 of the Act of the General Assembly of Virginia, approved April 2, 1902, although disabled, by
the loss of an arm.
We further report, that we allow the following named pensioners an increase from fifteen to thirty dollars.
“C. T. Deats, W. L. Ellicott, Henry Holland, and H. C. McIntuff.
Respectfully Submitted
George W. Johnson
John R. Tillett
01 December 1905
J. R. Morris vs Town of Manassas & Southern Railway Company
To Second March Rules, 1907
J. R. Morris, plaintiff, complains of the Town of Manassas and the Southern Railway Company,
Corporations created and existing under the laws of the State of Virginia, defendants, who have been dully
summoned to answer the said plaintiff of a plea of trespass on the case.
For that the said plaintiff on the first day of December, 1905, and at the time of the grievances
hereinafter complained of, was, and ever since has been, possessed of that certain lot of ground, with the
improvements thereon, known and called as the “Howard House”, situated on the east side of Battle Street
and on the south side of the said Railway Company’s right -of -way, in the said Town of Manassas and
county aforesaid, and he was and has been ever since, using the same in conducting and carrying on the
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hotel business, and the dining room thereof being located on the ground floor of said building, and fronting
on said Battle Street; that the Council of the said Town passed the following resolution of May 25th 1905,
to-wit: “Resolved that the clerk be instructed to request the Superintendent of the Southern Railway
Company to have drains put in across tracks at Battle and Main Streets.”
And the said Southern Railway Company was duly notified of the adoption of said Resolution;
and, therefore, in pursuance of the said Resolution, an order to carry the water that accumulated on the
north side of the tracks of the said Railway Company, at the intersection of said Battle Street, to the south
side of the said Railway Company’s tracks, between the date of the said Resolution and the first day of
December 1905, carelessly and negligently put in a ten inch iron pipe under its said track and road-bed, the
south end of which was elevated above the surface of the ground, and did not reach entirely across the said
right-of-way or road-bed; and ever since the said pipe was so placed, during heavy rains the large quantities
of water that accumulated on the north side of the said road-bed was forced through the said pipe to the
south side of the said right-of-way and was discharged immediately in front of the said dining room and
allowed to spread out and over-flow the ditch or gutter in front of said lot and run into the said dining room
of the plaintiff’s hotel, and thereby on or about the 2 nd., day of December, 1905, and on or about the 19 th
day of October 1906, and divers other times, the same was flooded to the depth of six or eight inches with
said water; that said plaintiff, for several days after each of said flooding, was deprived of the use and
enjoyment of the same and was put to great inconvenience, labor and expense, and his business was
interrupted and injured,
Wherefore the said plaintiff saith he hath sustained damages to the amount of $1,000.00. And
therefore he institutes this action of trespass on the case in assumpsit’s.
Johnson and Lion p.q.
22 July 1908
Early Hansborough to M. M. Washington
Know all men by these presents that I, Early Hansborough, of the County of Prince William and
State of Virginia, doth hereby grant, sell, convey, and deliver unto M. M. Washington, thirty-four head of
stock cattle, now grazing on Robert Beverley’s farm, know as “Avernell”, in Fauquier County, Virginia,
also one yoke of steers, now in use by said Hansborough and upon the farm of M. M. Washington, near
Greenwich, Prince William County Virginia; which said cattle are conveyed to secure the payment of a
certain negotiable note of said Hansborough, bearing even date with these presents, payable to said M. M.
Washington, seventy days after date, for the sum of one hundred fifty three and 75/100 dollars, with
interest from date, at The National Bank of Manassas, Manassas Virginia. It is understood that the said
stock cattle are to be shipped and sold when in condition and mutually agreeable to both parties hereto and
the money derived from the sale thereof shall be first applied toward the payment of the purchase price of
said cattle, which is evidenced by a cattle contract, and now held by The People’s National Bank of
Manassas, Virginia, and all profits arising from the sale of said cattle after the payment of the purchase
price shall be applied toward the satisfaction of said note of $153.75. Said yoke of steers shall be sold
separate from said stock cattle and at such time and under such conditions as shall be mutually agreeable
with both parties hereto, and the money arising from the sale of said yoke of steers shall be applied toward
the satisfaction of said note of $153.75, should the profits from said stock cattle not be sufficient to satisfy
the same.
It is understood and agreed that in the cost of said stock cattle shall be included $125.00, shall be
payable to Robert Beverly for pasturage of said cattle.
Witness the following signature and seal this 2nd day of July 1908.
Early Hansborough (seal)
1913 – 1938
Probate - Case Files
Name on Folder
Abel, Elmer C.
Abel, Fushee
Abel, Henry W.
Abel, Marion L.
Abel, Reuben Simpson
Date of Death
01 July 1931
17 Jan 1924
Jan 1919
08 Mar 1926
09 Oct 1921
Place of Death
Quantico, VA
not given
not given
Triangle VA (home)
Dumfries VA (near)
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Abel, William B.
Adams, Anna Scott
Adams, Eleanor S.
Adams, Rachel
Adamson, Robert Weatherly
Alcott, Edward
Alexander, Emma J.
Allen, Charles B.
Allen, Gertrude
Allen, Julia M.
Allen, Mary H.
Allen, Sarah Jane
Alling, George I.
Allison, Extra George
Allison, Lillie Catherine
Amidon, Jacob J.
Amidon, Nora
Anderson, Inez
Armstrong, John Thomas
Arnold, James Burton
Arrington, Lucy H.
Arrington, Margaret K.
Arrington, Walter
Arrington, Washburn
Ashby, John Gibson
Ashby, R. T.
Ashby, W. J.
Ashford, Mary Louise
Ayres, Harry J.
Ayres, Charles L.
Ayres, Daniel J.
Ayres, James Tyler
Bailey, J. R.
Bailey, Hannah
Bailey, Robert Ellsworth
Bailey, Wellington G.
Baker, Bunny
Baker, Butler
Baker, Ellen
Baker, Laura
Barbour, J. M.
Barbour, Margaret Roberta
Barnes, Eppa Lee
Barr, John S.
Bass, A. R. G.
Bates, Gracie
Bauserman, Margaret Ann
Beale, George M.
Beale, Margaret M.
Beale, William Lynn
Bear, Kate B.
Beaner, Milsted
Beavers, Cordelia
Beavers, Maurice
Beavers, Rella H.
Beavers, Sampson
15 Apr 1930
03 Apr 1928
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22 Jul 1937
08 Aug 1935
18 Aug 1918
22 Jan 1924
15 Feb 1937
04 Jan 1922
05 Nov 1927
02 Jan 1929
27 Jul 1924
02 Oct 1929
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25 Jul 1933
07 Apr 1932
09 Oct 1932
01 Nov 1935
02 Oct 1926
12 Dec 1938
28 Feb 1931
01 Feb 1928
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10 Jun 1938
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22 Oct 1918
29 Jan 1927
27 Sep 1929
Manassas, VA
Warrenton VA (near) (res. Bristow)
Manassas, VA (home)
Hickory Grove, VA (home)
Manassas, VA
In New York
Minnieville, VA
Gainesville, VA
Gainesville, VA
Gainesville, VA
Occoquan, VA
Greenwich, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Catharpin, VA (home)
Catharpin, VA
Triangle, VA (home)
Triangle, VA
Fredericksburg, VA Hosp.(r. Dumf.)
Warrenton Hospital (r..Gainesville)
Woodbridge, VA (home)
res. Main Street, Manassas, VA
David, VA (near) (home)
Washington, DC (res David, VA)
Agnewville, VA (home)
Mary Wash. Hosp. Fredericksburg
Mary Wash. Hosp. Fredericksburg
Independent Hill, VA
Manassas, VA
Providence Hosp. Wash. DC
Hickory Grove (home)
Hickory Grove (home)
Union Memorial (res. Stone House)
Neabsco, VA
Wellington, VA
Cherry Hill, VA
Manassas, VA (res. Aden)
near Dumfries, VA
Providence Hosp. Wash. DC
Waterfall, VA (near) (home)
home of Julia Lansdown
Thoroughfare, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Independent Hill, VA
Richmond VA (res. Dumfries)
Haymarket, VA
Joplin, VA
Manassas, VA (res)
Quantico, VA
Quantico, VA
Quantico, VA
Aden, VA (near) (home)
Joplin, VA(near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Bristow, VA (res.)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Prince William County (home)
73
Beckett, Nellie
Beckett, William H.
Belches, Frances Callender
Belches, Kate
Bell, M. Eleanor
Bell, Mary E.
Bell, Susannah F.
Bell, William J.
Berkeley, Kate T.
Berkeley, Lucy Fontaine
Berkeley, Thomas L.
Berry, Rosetta
Berry, Sam
Bessler, Frank B.
Bettis, James L.
Bettis, Sarah Gladys
Bettis, William T.
Bissell, Sarah M.
Blackwell, Jinkins
Bleight, George Chapman
Bleight, Helen Ashton
Bleight, Samuel R.
Blevins, Baxter
Bodine, Mary E.
Boley, P. M.
Botts, Alice A.
Bowen, Lucy L.
Bowen, Walter F.
Bowly, Meta B.
Bradfield, Mary Jane
Bramell, William F.
Brashears, Clara V.
Brawner, Fannie M.
Brawner, William H.
Breen, William W.
Brent, Mollie
Bridwell, Cornelia
Bridwell, Eppie
Bridwell, Mary L.
Briggs, Edwin Meritt
Britt, Webster
Brown, Elizabeth
Brown, Grace G.
Brown, Henry
Brown, J. P.
Brown, John
Brown, Ollie
Brown, Robert L.
Brown, W. Hill
Brown, William H.
Bubb, T. L.
Buckley, Powhatan S.
Bullard, Mattie Gatewood
Bullock, J. Winter
Burch, William Henry
Burdge, Harriet L.
22 Jun 1937
28 Jan 1928
23 Jun 1925
15 Jul 1937
13 Sep 1933
13 Jan 1934
25 May 1926
04 Aug 1921
00 Apr 1933
00 May 1935
07 Mar 1935
00 Dec 1931
20 Oct 1920
08 Jun 1920
10 Oct 1926
07 Oct 1938
29 Jun 1923
in year 1901
00 Sep 1922
06 Jul 1928
09 Jan 1936
29 Jul 1936
20 Sep 1937
blank 1912
20 Aug 1929
29 Mar 1933
14 Feb 1934
05 Apr 1918
13 Apr 1937
25 Feb 1925
29 May 1920
13 Apr 1937
30 Oct 1917
00 Oct 1926
16 Aug 1927
01 Dec 1933
00 Feb 1923
25 Feb 1920
23 Aug 1922
20 Jan 1936
14 Jan 1934
00 Jul 1928
09 Sep 1931
31 Jan 1930
18 Mar 1928
17 Apr 1921
28 Apr 1929
21 Dec 1918
10 Aug 1932
19 May 1921
00 Dec 1910
28 May 1930
24 May 1935
00 Nov 1918
07 Aug 1917
26 Dec 1928
Woodbridge, VA (res)
Hospital Wash DC (res Woodbridge)
Evergreen Farm near Haymarket VA
Warrenton, VA (res. Haymarket)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Haymarket, VA
Nokesville, VA
Haymarket, VA (res)
Washington DC (res. near Waterfall)
Haymarket (near) (home)
Haymarket, VA
Washington DC (res. Groveton)
Washington DC
Nokesville, VA
Joplin, VA
Manassas, VA
Washington DC
Washington DC (res. Wellington)
Haymarket, VA
Haymarket, VA
Haymarket, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Prince William County
Greenwich, VA (near) (home)
Wellington, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Washington DC (res. Brentsville)
Haymarket VA (near)
Gosset, Kansas
Occoquan, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Independent Hill, VA (age 78)
Dumfries, VA
Bristow, VA (near)
Washington DC (res. Haymarket)
Prince William County
Washington DC (res. PWC)
Fredericksburg, VA (res. Dumfries)
Minnieville, VA (near) (home)
Woolsey, VA (near)
Manassas Dist. (home)
Beresford, South Dakota
Manassas, VA (residence)
Washington DC (res. Bristow)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Alexandria VA (res. Manassas)
Harrisonburg, VA (res.Manassas)
Manassas, VA (residence)
Clifton, VA (res. Thoroughfare)
Prince William County
Catharpin, VA (home)
Washington DC (res. Manassas?)
Woodbridge, VA
Poor House, Coles District
Manassas, VA
74
Burdge, Saron W.
Burke, J. F.
Burke, Wilhelmina G.
Burkle, Jacob R.
Bushey, W. G.
Calvert, Alfonso
Calvert, Clarence Preston
Cameron, Joseph W.
Campbell, Nancy Jean
Camper, Henry
Cannon, Helen M.
Cannon, John A.
Carney, Eddie
Carney, Edgar
Carney, Emma
Carney, James A.
Carrico, Annie E.
Carter, Cattie
Carter, Charles Shirley
Carter, Clara Kirn
Carter, Elizabeth A. V.
Carter, Frances Grinnan
Carter, J. J.
Carter, J. N.
Carter, Mary Stuart
Carter, Robert E.
Carter, Sarah C.
Carter, William H.
Caton, J. W.
Caton, T. J.
Cave, Macon
Cave, Mary M.
Cebula, John
Champ, Arthur
Champ, Luther
Chapman, Henry
Cheshire, George P.
Chew, Thomas J.
Chinn, Annie
Chinn, Robert
Clarke, A. B.
Clarke, Lucy Lynn
Cline, Dr. D. C.
Cloud, David L.
Coates, Mrs. William
Cockrell, Mrs. Fannie V.
Cockrelle, Marchie
Coffman, Robert
Cole, Emma
Cole, Philip M.
Coleman, Helen T.
Coleman, John (T.?)
Coleman, Thomas F.
Coles, Frances Rixey
Collins, Richard A.
Colvin, J. C. Jr.
22 Nov 1928
27 Feb 1931
15 Nov 1927
28 Sep 1916
16 Jan 1935
01 Aug 1918
17 Apr 1922
09 May 1929
02 Sep 1931
12 Jan 1926
09 Dec 1938
26 Jun 1920
29 Mar 1936
19 Nov 1927
00 May 1930
10 Jul 1933
05 Oct 1934
09 Jun 1934
summer 1877
21 Feb 1938
16 Jun 1932
11 Jan 1930
29 Mar 1928
22 Aug 1923
14 Feb 1929
15 Apr 1937
18 Jan 1923
16 Jan 1928
13 Oct 1922
13 Sep 1930
27 Sep 1920
26 Dec 1926
11 Feb 1934
08 Jan? 1929
00 Aug 1921
13 Nov 1938
24 Oct 1923
08 Feb 1924
13 Jan 1929
02 Jun 1931
06 Aug 1926
22 Dec 1936
16 Aug 1931
12 Apr 1934
06 Jul 1926
27 Feb 1922
20 Jul 1930
09 Nov 1936
00 Oct 1936
03 Mar 1935
17 Nov 1935
05 Sep 1934
07 Sep 1932
13 Jul 1934
00 Feb 1929
06 May 1922
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Alexandria, VA
Nokesville, VA
Neabsco, VA (near) (residence)
Agnewville, VA (near)
Occoquan, VA
Bristow, VA
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA
Washington DC (88 years)
Kensington MD
Joplin, VA
Coles District (home)
Coles District (home)
Cherry Hill, VA
Charlotte Hall, MD (res. Bristow)
Quantico, VA (near)
Thoroughfare, VA (near) (home)
Washington DC (res. Quantico)
Washington DC (res. Minnieville)
Warrenton VA hospital
Washington DC (res. Coles Dist)
Occoquan, VA
Gainesville, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Triangle, VA (near) (home)
Catharpin, VA (near)
Washington DC hospital
Gainesville, VA
Gainesville, VA
Token, VA
Bristow, VA
Nokesville, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Agnewville, VA (near)
Baltimore, MD (res. “Cloverland”)
Occoquan (home) (near)
Agnewville, VA (home)
Washington DC (res. Gainesville)
Washington DC
Dumfries, VA
Quantico, VA (residence)
Haymarket, VA
Arlington County, VA
Catharpin, VA
Manassas, VA (home)
Prince William County
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (confederate pension)
Clifton Station, VA (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Washington DC (near) (res. Aden)
75
Colvin, J. C. Sr.
Conner, John W.
Conner, Mrs. Lavina
Cornwell, Albert W. E.
Cornwell, S. T.
Cornwell, Vernard
Cox, Louise Hunton
Crain, Amy Louise Reid
Cronkite, William W.
Croson, James B.
Cross, Areyminter
Cross, J. P.
Cross, J. Willett
Crouch, R. T.
Cullers, I.(?) T.
Dane, William A.
Daniel, Mr. H. E.
Daniel, H. M.
Davies, M. H.
Davis, A. A.
Davis, Ann Elizabeth
Davis, Ann Maria
Davis, Cora
Davis, Dallas N.
Davis, Edward Simpson
Davis, Florence V.
Davis, Haywood
Davis, John W.
Davis, Julia F.
Davis, Kennon
Davis, Linnie L.
Davis, R. H.
Davis, Sussex D.
Davis, Walter A.
Davis, William A.
Davis, Wynter W.
Deats, Livenia
DeBoo, Michael
Demory, Oscar
Dennison, George Harris
Depauw, Newland T.
Dewey, John T.
Dewey, William R.
Dewitt, Kathryn H.
Didlake, M. Peyton
Diehl, A. W.
Diehl, Rebecca
Dodd, McKinley
Dodge, E. B.
Dodge, Howard P.
Dodge, Wilbur S.
Dogan, Henrie Esther
Dogan, J. Frank
Dogan, Mollie E.
Donovan, Richard
Dove, John C.
16 Feb 1921
07 Jun 1933
13 Feb 1920
03 Dec 1927
11 Sep 1930
00 Sep 1918
29 Apr 1930
21 May 1928
03 Feb 1931
21 Nov 1916
17 Jul 1919
24 Jan 1923
04 May 1931
29 Aug 1936
01 Jul 1936
19 Jan 1919
06 Jun 1916
03 Apr 1937
00 000 1923
06 Jul 1932
00 Mar 1917
18 Jan 1925
16 Mar 1931
01 Nov 1929
27 Feb 1927
18 Jul 1927
02 Mar 1928
04 Apr 1927
25 Nov 1928
28 Dec 1934
30 Mar 1937
01 Sep 1927
26 Jan 1918
22 Feb 1932
15 Apr 1921
01 Oct 1925
20 Oct 1928
17 Aug 1933
17 Feb 1936
08 Jul 1932
15 Sep 1918
28 Aug 1926
11 Oct 1921
15 Dec 1933
02 Aug 1921
19 Jun 1917
09 Mar 1922
00 Nov 1918
00 000 1909
31 Jul 1917
05 Mar 1923
16 Mar 1921
05 May 1923
31 Dec 1920
15 Jan 1920
16 Sep 1924
Aden, VA (near)
Washington DC
Manassas, VA (near)
Bristow, VA
Agnewville, VA
France
Charlottesville, VA
Washington DC
Hoadley, VA
Clifton, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Staunton, VA (res. Groveton)
Manassas, VA
Hoadley, VA
Nokesville, VA (near)
Minnieville, VA (home) (age 39)
Nokesville, VA (near) (age 64)
Washington DC hospital
Manassas, VA (summer or fall)
Washington DC (res. Woodbridge)
Brightwood DC (age 79)
Hoadley, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Washington DC Walter Reed Hosp.
Agnewville, VA (home)
Occoquan, VA (home)
Occoquan, VA (home)
home of Nancy Eliz. Davis (Agnew.)
Agnewville, VA (home)
Kenbridge, VA (res. Occoquan)
Occoquan, VA
Washington DC Walter Reed Hosp.
1728 St. Paul St. Baltimore MD
Hoadley, VA
Occoquan, VA
Richmond, VA (res. Occoquan)
Bristow, VA
Quantico, VA
Haymarket, VA (near)
Quantico, VA
“Waverly” PWC
Agnewville, VA (home)
Agnewville, VA (home)
Independent Hill, VA (near)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Aden, VA (near)
Prince William County
France (res. Nokesville)
no information given
no information given
Washington DC
“Paradise Farm” (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Groveton, VA (home)
Brentsville, VA
Nokesville, VA
76
Downs, J. E.
Downs, W. B.
Downs, William H.
Draper, Augustine
Duffey, J. O.
Dulaney, Ann Randolph
Dulaney, Caroline R.
Duncan, Elizabeth
Duvall, R. H.
Early, Mattie A.
Early, M. G.
Edmonds, Annie
Edwards, James Arthur
Ellicott, Emma L.
Ellis, Cecelia T.
Ellis, John P.
Ellis, William H.
Ellison, C. E.
Embrey, Ewell J.
Embury, Edmund A.
Emery, Charles H.
Emmons, Arthur L.
Ennis, Cornelius B.
Ennis, Richard P.
Erthein, Annie Kaplan
Evans, Ida A.
Evans, Nellie
Evans, O. H.
Evans, William Andrew
Ewell, Alfred G.
Ewell, Eleanor M.
Ewell, John S.
Fair, Julia Frances
Fair, Randolph Whitmer
Fairfax, Addison S.
Fairfax, Aubrey
Fairfax, Emma
Fairfax, H. B.
Fairfax, James W.
Fairfax, Lucy Ellen
Fairfax, Mary Jane
Fairfax, Mary Frances
Fairfax, M. K.
Farmer, James B.
Ferguson, Martha Mary
Fincham, Joseph L.
Fisher, Martha
Flaherty, Dora
Fleet, David
Fletcher, Frank
Fick, John Rolf
Fletcher, A. C.
Fletcher, James B.
Florance, Jos. A.
Florance, Anna
Florance, Jennette
16 Mar 1930
02 Feb 1926
06 Jul 1917
00 Oct 1918
22 Oct 1932
05 Apr 1923
00 000 1893
00 000 0000
23 Feb 1931
26 Jul 1938
03 Feb 1933
18 Nov 1917
14 Feb 1923
11 Oct 1921
24 Aug 1934
27 Jan 1938
31 Jul 1933
01 Sep 1934
01 May 1925
09 Jun 1935
09 Mar 1925
15 Aug 1928
03 Dec 1927
10 Feb 1928
22 June 1937
14 Feb 1934
16 Apr 1928
28 Feb 1921
29 Dec 1934
10 Aug 1923
14 Apr 1916
25 Feb 1918
09 Oct 1937
17 Oct 1918
10 Apr 1926
31 Jan 1919
01 Jan 1919
22 Jan 1919
14 Feb 1922
29 Aug 1926
01 Jan 1926
20 Sep 1933
29 Sep 1931
08 Feb 1932
18 Jun 1938
22 Aug 1931
30 Mar 1935
00 Apr 1934
09 Jun 1934
00 Jan 1918
10 Mar 1935
15 Feb 1937
03 Jan 1935
10 Feb 1928
29 Apr 1923
06 Feb 1931
Hickory Grove, VA (home)
Woolsey, VA
Catharpin, VA
Prince William County
David, VA
Fauquier County, VA
Will proven 30 Dec 1933
Will proven 24 June 1927
Hoadley, VA
Nokesville, VA
Nokesville, VA (home)
Washington DC hospital
Buckland, VA
Orlando, VA (home)
Prince William County
Nokesville, VA (near)
Washington DC hospital
Fairfax County, VA (with son)
Alexandria VA (res. Manassas)
no information given
Dumfries, VA
Bristow, VA
Bristow, VA
Prince William County
Quantico, VA
Buckhall, VA (home)
Fairfax County, VA (res. Buckhall)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Thoroughfare, VA
Haymarket, VA
Hickory Grove, VA (home)
Prince William County
France
Hoadley, VA
Hoadley, VA
Hoadley, VA (near)
Hoadley, VA (near)
Hoadley, VA
Hoadley, VA (near)
Hoadley, VA
Hoadley, VA
Hoadley, VA
Warrenton, VA (res. Manassas)
Steubenville, OH
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Woodbridge, VA (home)
Manassas, VA
Quantico, VA (home)
Thoroughfare, VA
Quantico, VA
home of Edward Hansborough
Manassas, VA (near)
Gainesville, VA
Greenwich, VA
Minnieville, VA (near) (home)
77
Florance, John L.
Florance, Louisa
Foley, Hester
Foley, Mary
Folks, Mary
Foote, Elizabeth C.
Foote, William
Ford, Arthur
Foster, Redmon
Fowke, Frederick W.
Fowke, T. E.
Fox, Susan
Fox, T. M.
Free, Laura V.
Free, W. R.
Fritter, William Master
Gaines, Annie O.
Gaines, John P.
Gaines, Thomas Latham
Gardner, Arthur L.
Gardner, John
Gardner, Sarah
Garnett, T. E.
Garrison, James H.
Garrison, Mary L.
Gaskins, Frank
Gaskins, J. R.
George, J. W.
Gibson, John J.
Gibson, Mary S.
Giddings, E. B.
Girocco, Rocco
Glascock, A. A.
Glascock, Mollie E.
Glascock, Susie A.
Gnadt, Julia August
Goode, Adam W.
Goode, John C.
Goode, John W.
Gooding, Stiopia
Goodwin, E. H.
Goodwin, George M.
Goodwin, Jas.
Gordon, Mattie
Gorrell, J. L.
Gossom, Mary F.
Gough, Henry W.
Gough, John W.
Gough, Julia Ann
Gough, Moses F.
Gough, Mrs. Sallie H.
Graham, Mrs. Ella
Gray, A. R. MD
Gray, Robert
Grayson, Lewis
Green, Allen H.
07 Mar 1937
09 Oct 1926
26 Nov 1923
31 Oct 1923
25 May 1918
24 Apr 1923
03 Jul 1918
fall of 1922
26 Dec 1912
00 Sep 1920
23 Jun 1937
18 Sep 1933
08 Jan 1928
14 Feb 1924
28 Feb 1928
09 Dec 1938
26 Oct 1923
14 Jan 1913
05 Apr 1928
08 Jan 1930
20 Oct 1932
10 Jan 1931
26 Feb 1907
15 Mar 1931
18 Mar 1935
07 Nov 1922
23 Jun 1938
16 Mar 1932
03 May 1933
07 Feb 1926
15 Oct 1935
22 Jun 1938
24 May 1929
03 Jul 1924
16 Dec 1921
02 May 1938
18 Feb 1918
08 Jul 1935
23 Dec 1923
11 Feb 1937
24 Jul 1926
12 Feb 1917
31 Dec 1928
29 Jan 1926
10 Jun 1929
17 Aug 1925
25 Feb 1931
26 Oct 1927
23 Dec 1928
29 Aug 1927
20 Nov 1930
08 Jan 1919
30 Aug 1928
27 Dec 1918
17 Mar 1938
04 Jan 1928
Dumfries, VA
Manassas, VA (confederate pension)
Waterfall, VA (near) (home)
Aden, VA (near)
Beverly Mill (near) (home)
Alexandria, VA (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA
Gainesville, VA (home)
Prince William County
Manassas, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Bristow, VA (near)
Coles District (confederate pension)
Nokesville, VA
Prince William County
Joplin, VA
Prince William County (home)
Prince William County (home)
Gainesville, VA (near)
Woodbridge, VA (near)
no information given
HickoryGrove,(confederate pension)
Haymarket, VA
Fredericksburg, VA hospital
Dumfries, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Haymarket, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Charleston, WV (res. Manassas)
Staunton, VA (res. Manassas)
Pine Camp, VA (res. Quantico)
Woodbridge, VA
Colony, VA (res. Agnewville)
Occoquan, VA (near)
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA
Orlando, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (confederate pension)
Manassas, VA (residence)
Manassas, VA
Gainesville, VA (near) (home)
Nokesville, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Nokesville, VA (near)
Buckland, VA (near) (confederate pension)
Buckland, VA
Nokesville, VA
Quantico, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Aden, VA (near) (home)
78
Gregory, J. C.
Griffin, Grace
Griffin, Henrietta Robinson
Griffith, Sallie W.
Grigsby, Norman B.
Grove, Clark Varner
Gue, Frank Jr.
Guthrie, B. F.
Haislip, Brawner N.
Haislip, Howard
Haislip, Robert H.
Haislip, S. M.
Hall, Charles E.
Hall, James W.
Hall, John W.
Hall, Mary Louise
Hall, William Alfred
Hammerle, Eugene
Hammill, Rose
Hampton, Emma
Hampton, James O.
Harley, Samuel C.
Harper, John D.
Harrington, Mary
Harris, Augustus
Harris, Bernard
Harris, Charles R.
Harris, John W.
Harrover, James David
Hayes, Ida Hill
Hayes, Nina H.
Hedrick, Jane
Hedrick, Samuel
Heineken, Christian A.
Helm, Lewis
Henderson, Robert Jr.
Henderson, W. W.
Hensley, Alonzo
Hereford, Feronia Larkin
Hereford, S. C.
Herndon, Hayward
Herndon, Sarah C.
Herndon, T. A.
Herrell, Capt. James C.
Herrell, Mrs. Jane C.
Herring, Eliza J.
Herring, Henry A.
Hibbs, E. H.
Hill, Cynthia G.
Hill, Jerm A.
Hite, Bella F. Love
Hixson, George W.
Hixson, Jas. E.
Hixson, Leonard E.
Hobensack, William
Hockman, A. J.
17 Jul 1925
29 Jun 1923
29 Jan 1938
19 Apr 1929
13 Dec 1923
18 Jun 1926
15 Mar 1936
12 Jan 1931
22 Feb 1921
15 Oct 1937
01 Mar 1927
07 Nov 1930
06 Oct 1918
21 Mar 1917
10 Aug 1931
10 Jan 1929
10 May 1933
28 Jan 1934
00 Feb 1936
20 June 1935
26 Apr 1929
27 Nov 1933
16 Apr 1932
23 Jul 1926
15 Jun 1921
27 May 1928
18 Mar 1922
13 Mar 1935
29 Oct 1921
10 Nov 1929
15 Jun 1936
08 Jul 1934
14 Jan 1917
27 Apr 1917
05 Sep 1934
07 Oct 1918
00 May 1930
04 Aug 1928
00 Sep 1936
00 Mar 1921
13 Nov 1922
13 Jun 1926
00 Oct 1926
11 Mar 1916
04 Jul 1929
02 Aug 1926
14 Jan 1924
23 Oct 1934
03 Mar 1927
27 Oct 1933
02 Nov 1929
13 Feb 1925
14 May 1926
24 Aug 1918
11 Apr 1930
28 Feb 1927
Stephens City, VA (res. Manassas)
Wellington, VA (near) (home)
Washington DC (res. Wellington)
no information given)
Manassas, VA
Gainesville, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Catharpin, VA (home)
Catharpin, VA (home)
Alexandria, VA hospital
Prince William County
Dumfries, VA
Prince William County
Manassas, VA
Richmond, VA (res. Manassas)
Quantico, VA
Woodbridge, VA (home)
Virginia Highlands (res. Hoadley)
Hoadley, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Haymarkt.VA (confederate pension)
Washington DC (res. Thoroughfare)
Manassas, VA
Bristow, VA(near) (home)
Warrenton, VA hospital
Manassas, VA (near)
Alexandria, VA hospital
no information given
Washington DC
Prince William County
Prince William County
Washington DC (res. Woolsey)
Neabsco, VA (near) (home)
Agnewville, VA (near)
Dumfries, VA (near) (home)
Wellington, VA (near)
Wellington, VA
home on Cedar Run
Fayman, VA (near)
Prince William County
(Confederate Pensioner)
Manassas, VA (confederate pension)
Nokesville, VA (near) (home)
Nokesville, VA (near) (home)
no information given
Occoquan District
Independent Hill, VA (near)
Gainesville, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Ivyland, PA
R.F.D. Manassas, VA
79
Hoffman, Judson F.
Hoffman, Mary A.
Holderman, D. D.
Hollesen, Jno P.
Holliday, William L.
Holmes, Ella V.
Holmes, Mrs, Ina E.
Holmes, Lillian R.
Holmes, Morrison C.
Holmes, William Henry
Holsinger, A. L.
Hopkins, Alberta
Hornbaker, Elizabeth A.
Hornbaker, Frank W.
Hornbaker, John R.
Horne, David H.
Horner, B. W.
Horner, Clarence M.
Horner, James
Hough, L. F.
Howell, Elizabeth
Huffman, Robert F.
Humphreys, Odell
Hunley, Henry Lamberth
Hunt, Eppa Hunton
Hunton, Mrs. Rose
Hutchison, Westwood
Hyde, Mary D.
Hynson, Augusta A.
Hynson, Sedrick
Iden, B. F.
Jackson, J. W.
Jackson, William
Janson, Jergen
Jeffries, Benjamin T.
Jeffries, H. M.
Jeffries, Jackson E.
Jeffries, James M.
Jeffries, Lucien S.
Jenkins, Asa Hamilton
Jenkins, Maud
Jewell, Ennis
Johnson, Alexander
Johnson, Annie M.
Johnson, Charles McKinley
Johnson, C. R. C.
Johnson, Daniel
Johnson, Fannie S.
Johnson, J. B.
Johnson, John
Johnson, Maria L.
Johnson, R. E. Lee
Johnson, Sallie
Johnson, William Thomas
Johnson, Willis L.
Jones, Catherine
16 Jul 1927
00 Nov 1928
19 Dec 1916
00 Jun 1922
17 Dec 1924
08 Sep 1932
01 Apr 1936
01 Dec 1923
28 Oct 1924
09 Apr 1922
20 Aug 1923
13 Dec 1926
25 Nov 1917
11 Jun 1937
20 Jul 1917
03 Sep 1922
06 Dec 1926
10 Jan 1919
19 Aug 1917
23 Jun 1933
00 Oct 1923
26 Jan 1920
01 Apr 1933
19 May 1931
18 Feb 1937
19 Apr 1917
03 Sep 1933
04 Jun 1934
25 Nov 1917
10 Dec 1921
22 Sep 1933
30 Oct 1926
18 Dec 1932
28 Apr 1926
00 Oct 1923
17 Nov 1924
29 Mar 1935
18 Dec 1926
22 Mar 1933
01 Dec 1926
16 Feb 1935
02 May 1922
about 1917
06 Feb 1928
26 Jul 1933
23 Jan 1934
17 Jan 1932
07 Feb 1930
04 Apr 1921
10 Jul 1918
00 Feb 1933
30 Oct 1934
20 Oct 1916
06 Jun 1929
29 Oct 1920
23 Sep 1932
Charlottesville, VA (res. Catharpin)
Catharpin, VA
Brentsville, VA (near) (home)
Key Port, NJ (res. Agnewville)
Waterfall, VA (confederate pension.)
Fayman, VA (near) (home)
Washington DC (res. Hortons Store)
Canova, VA
Manassas, VA
Fayman, VA
Brentsville, VA
Staunton, VA (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA
Washington DC hospital
Manassas, VA
Aden, VA (near)
Woodbridge, VA
Orlando, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (home)
Warrenton, VA (res. Manassas)
Thoroughfare, VA
Akron, OH
Quantico, VA
Stone House, VA (near)
Staunton, VA (res. Haymarket)
Gainesville, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Richmond, VA (res. Occoquan)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Occoquan, VA
Wellington, VA (home)
Aden, VA
Washington DC (near Manassas)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
home of Eliza Reeves
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Orlando, VA (near) (home)
Thoroughfare, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (home) age 79
Dumfries, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (home)
no information given
Dumfries, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
80
Jones, George A.
Jones, Martha F.
Jones, R. M.
Jones, W. T.
Jordan, C. E.
Jordan, Eldridge
Kaplan, J. M.
Kealy, John P.
Kelly,
Kerlin, Annie
Kerlin, David F.
Kerlin, W. Hampton H.
Key, Alice M.
Keyes, John E.
Keyes, J. W.
Keys, Annie
Keys, Charles M.
Keys, E. G. W.
Keys, James Wesley
Keys, Lee
Keys, Margaret
Keys, Sarah
Keyser, Charles Eugene
Keyser, Charles Henry
Kibler, Ferdinand
Kiewit, Mrs. Marie
Kincheloe, Agnes V.
Kincheloe, Alice
Kincheloe, Daniel
Kincheloe, Florence G.
Kincheloe, J. W.
Kincheloe, Myrtle Lee
Kincheloe, Willie E.
King, Jas. Robert
King, M. T.
Kingston, Elizabeth
Lafoe, Olivia
Lake, Clarence
Lam, Herman S.
Lambert, Ida Spullock
Lambert, Morton M.
Landes, D. A.
Landes, D. H.
Langford, Walter
Langhyer, Catherine E.
Lanigan, Thomas M. A.
Lansdowne, Albert
Larkin, Blanche F.
Larkin, C. M.
Larkin, Emma L.
Larkin, James R.
Larkin, Lizzie J.
Larson, Kirston
Larson, Thomas
Latham, Henry L.
Latham, William C.
10 Mar 1932
16 Feb 1924
21 Jul 1922
06 Feb 1922
19 Jan 1936
17 Dec 1929
28 Nov 1930
26 Jul 1927
02 Jul 1924
04 May 1926
00 Mar 1915
10 Mar 1929
00 Dec 1920
09 Aug 1929
00 Jul 1918
29 Aug 1923
04 Mar 1918
03 May 1933
05 Feb 1925
02 Feb 1936
08 Jan 1923
18 Aug 1932
07 Feb 1930
24 Dec 1930
17 May 1927
00 Jun 1917
27 Nov 1921
00 Jan 1925
29 Mar 1928
12 Dec 1937
14 Feb 1919
03 Feb 1935
05 Jan 1931
20 Oct 1930
30 Jun 1923
01 Apr 1936
11 Dec 1935
14 Jan 1926
22 Dec 1925
21 Apr 1933
15 Feb 1934
17 Aug 1919
15 Nov 1926
27 Feb 1937
05 Feb 1919
16 Sep 1921
21 Mar 1938
24 Feb 1931
07 Oct 1926
23 Dec 1936
27 Oct 1930
22 Nov 1937
29 Aug 1937
09 Jul 1931
01 Jun 1929
11 Aug 1934
Independent Hill, VA (near)
home of daughter (Conf. Pensioner)
Manassas, VA
Kopp, VA (near) (home)
Ancon, Canal Zone, Panama
Silver Spring, MD
Fredericksburg, VA
China
Wellington, VA
R.F.D. Nokesville, VA
R.F.D. Nokesville, VA
Aden, VA
913 C. St. NE Washington DC
Fredericksburg, VA
Cherry Hill, VA (home)
Dumfries, VA (home)
Quantico, VA (home)
Joplin, VA
Roanoke, VA (res. Brents.)
Washington DC (res. Brents.)
Brentsville, VA
Manassas, VA
Thoroughfare, VA
Thoroughfare, VA
Culpeper, VA
Washington, DC
Fredericksburg, VA
Washington, DC (res. Brents.)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Dumfries, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Dumfries, VA (near)
Dumfries, VA
Nokesville, VA (home)
Manassas, VA
Woodbridge
Buckland, VA (near) (home)
Brentsville, VA
Quantico, VA
Charlottesville, VA (res. Quantico)
Nokesville, VA (home)
Nokesville, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Langyher’s Mill (home)
Quantico, VA
Waterfall, VA (age 58)
Berwyn, MD (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA
Washington DC (res. Wellington)
Manassas, VA (home)
Manassas, VA
Barcroft, VA (res. Buckhall)
Manassas, VA
Hickory Grove, VA (home)
Haymarket, VA
81
Lawler, Emily Tyler
Lawson, Zackariah B.
Leachman, John Pendleton
Leachman, Thomas Keith
Leary, William H.
Lee, Robert A.
Leedy, John William
Lewis, D. R.
Lewis, Frank Ashby
Lewis, Jos. F.
Lewis, Julia
Lewis, Robert Lee
Lewis, Rose B.
Lewis, W. H.
Lieber, John Henry
Liming, A. L.
Liming, Mary W.
Lindsay, Opie F.
Lion, Thomas H.
Lipscomb, Mary D.
Lipscomb, Phillip D.
Lipscomb, William N.
Lloyd, Arbelia V.
Lomax, Daniel
Long, Amos
Long, Laura E.
Lovelace, Andrew W.
Low, Andrew
Lowe, Douglass
Lowe, Gurlie
Lowe, S. R.
Ludwig, R. P.
Luxford, J. L.
Luxford, Mamie T.
Lyles, Turner S.
Lynch, M.
Lynn, Clarence Lycurgus
Lynn, John Humphrey
Lynn, Mollie H.
MaConaughey, E. P.
Macrae, G. H.
Maddox, George E.
Magaw, Margaret H. M.
Mahone, Mattie A.
Mansfield, Thomas W.
Manuel, J. P.
Manuel, James R.
Marks, Thomas K.
Marshall, Wesley W.
Marsteller, Anna D.
Marsteller, Marianna C.
Marsteller, Dr. Selma M.
Mathias, Anne
Mathias, J. W.
Matthew, Ella M.
Matthew, Martha A.
18 Dec 1922
27 Feb 1938
17 Oct 1928
17 Jan 1923
03 Mar 1926
02 Sep 1934
17 Oct 1926
29 Aug 1928
30 Jul 1924
06 Jan 1922
17 Dec 1926
13 Aug 1938
06 Nov 1927
19 Mar 1930
01 May 1926
12 Oct 1935
19 Aug 1922
15 Dec 1931
20 Mar 1938
30 Mar 1935
03 Mar 1929
16 Apr 1918
00 Nov 1920
15 Jun 1928
08 Aug 1938
30 Nov 1938
25 Mar 1928
01 Nov 1934
31 Mar 1931
27 Jan 1920
06 Dec 1933
08 May 1930
06 Jun 1938
06 Mar 1926
29 Nov 1933
22 Apr 1924
01 Oct 1918
05 Jun 1929
06 Jan 1920
16 Feb 1925
01 Apr 1917
24 Feb 1925
13 Dec 1917
sep/oct 1927
06 Nov 1919
18 May 1928
05 Jan 1920
08 Mar 1922
10 Apr 1937
12 Mar 1938
22 Nov 1920
1918
23 Dec 1932
07 May 1917
02 May 1921
04 Nov 1920
Washington DC (res.Manassas)
Manassas, VA (near)
Washington DC
Jersey City (res. Bristow)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Charlottesville, VA (res. Nokesville)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
home of daughter
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Manassas District (home)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Washington DC (res. Joplin)
Joplin VA
Prince William County
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Bristow VA (near) (home)
Washington DC (near Manassas)
Culpeper, VA (res. Joplin)
Manassas, VA
Staunton, VA (res. Aden)
Washington DC
Richmond, VA (Agnewville)
Haymarket, VA
Haymarket, VA
Washington DC
Independent Hill, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (Confederate Vet)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Prince William County (home)
Manassas, VA
Lawnville, Catharpin, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Prince William County
Manassas, VA
Gainesville, VA
Baltimore MD
UVA Hospital (res. Manassas)
Nokesville, VA (near) (home)
Nokesville, VA
New Jersey
Hoadley, VA (near) (home)
Silver Spring, MD (res. Gaines.)
“Page Land” (home)
Clarksburg, WV
home of brother S. C. Harley
Manassas, VA
Los Angeles, CA
Manassas District
82
Mauck, Jony Tunsil
Maupin, Myra E.
Maxfield, John W. C.
Maxfield, Mary Jane
May, Elias
Mayhugh, Joseph M.
Mayhugh, Lewis
Mayhugh, P. B.
Mayhugh, W. T.
McCuen, Lucien
McCuen, Richard
McDonald, George Benjamin
McDonald, John T.
McDonald, Virginia D.
McEwing, Julia F.
McInteer, J. M.
McInteer, Robert Lee
McKay, Charles G.
McLearen, George Ray
McMahan, Jesse R.
McMichael, A. J.
Meade, Robert A.
Merchant, Henry Douglass
Merchant, Roberta B.
Merchant, Tamsley J.
Meredith, Thomas S.
Merrill, Edna L.
Mertz, Antonia
Methrell, Susan Jane
Metzger, Harry C.
Miller, Cerena
Miller, Fannie
Miller, Goodwin
Miller, I. A.
Miller, Mary Ann
Miller, Mary C.
Milnes, Winifred M.
Milstead, Coalman
Milstead. John C.
Mitchell, E. K.
Mitchell, James
Mitchell, Matilda Ann
Mix, Clarence V.
Monroe, Annie Rebecca
Mooney, Esther S.
Mooney, Louton A.
Moore, George B. H.
Moore, Mima
Morasa, John
Morgan, John A.
Morgan, John Gordon
Morris, E. D. Sr.
Mount, Mrs. Emily
Muddiman, Joseph Nurse
Muddiman, Margaret
Murdie, Thomas J.
02 Apr 1933
17 Sep 1925
06 Jan 1926
05 Feb 1920
25 Mar 1920
01 Nov 1924
24 Nov 1913
04 Mar 1931
14 Jul 1931
22 Aug 1927
06 Nov 1919
07 Jan 1931
10 Jan 1929
02 Mar 1929
31 Oct 1927
25 Nov 1929
24 Mar 1926
13 Dec 1934
16 Oct 1929
16 Jan 1931
20 Mar 1929
10 Aug 1928
04 Jun 1938
20 Aug 1935
09 Jul 1922
19 Jul 1922
13 Feb 1933
28 Feb 1928
16 Jul 1937
26 Mar 1931
02 Jun 1936
00 May 1913
25 Sep 1931
22 Aug 1930
29 Oct 1917
02 Nov 1929
26 Jul 1930
14 Aug 1925
21 Mar 1926
14 Oct 1922
27 Apr 1934
11 Mar 1927
14 Apr 1926
29 Sep 1937
22 Jan 1937
08 Jun 1933
26 Feb 1922
00 Oct 1927
13 Feb 1919
22 Oct 1936
25 Dec 1936
10 May 1925
31 Oct 1917
29 Aug 1937
10 Feb 1931
10 Apr 1934
Washington DC (res. Hoadley)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Prince William County
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Greenwich, VA
Greenwich, VA
Greenwich, VA
C. W. Vetter home
Fredericksburg, VA (res. Quantico)
Manassas, VA
Woolsey, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
home of Daniel Carter
Dumfries, VA
Fredericksburg, VA (res. Dumfries)
Fairfax County (res. Bristow)
Nokesville, VA (near)
Woodbridge, VA
Nokesville, VA (near)
Richmond, VA (res. Haymarket)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA
Dumfries, VA
Gainesville, VA
Staunton, VA
“Woodlawn” Nokesville, VA
Hoadley, VA
Washington DC (res. Woodbridge)
Joplin, VA (home)
Quantico, VA (home)
Independent Hill, VA
Nokesville, VA
Nokesville, VA
Manassas, VA (District House)
Manassas, VA
Hoadley, VA (near)
Alexandria, VA (res. Minnieville)
Manassas, VA
Thoroughfare, VA
Manassas, VA
Quantico, VA
Wellington, VA
Washington, DC (res. Triangle)
Washington DC (Nokesville)
Washington DC (res. near Bristow)
Thoroughfare, VA (near) (home)
Coles District (home)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA (near)
Washington DC (res. Gainesville)
Broad Run, VA
Reedsville, NC (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA(near) (home)
Buckland, VA (home)
83
Murphy, Elizabeth
Murphy, John J.
Murray, Dallas
Nalls, Lucy
Nalls, Richard A.
Nash, Charles Emory
Nash, Mary C.
Nash, Thomas
Nelson, James Edwin
Nelson, Horatio
Newman, Oliver E.
Newman, Walter Asbury
Nickens, Emma Dale
Nickens, Sallie
Nickens, William C.
Nicol, John A.
Nicol, Louise G.
Nutt, Fannie P.
Nutt, G. W.
O’Callaghan, Michael Patrick
O’Neil, Dennis
O’Neil, George
Parish, J. C.
Parsons, Mary
Parsons, Remus Forest
Pattie, L. B.
Pattie, L. Frank
Payne, Charlotte Virginia
Payne, George
Payne, Henry
Payne, Hugh
Payne, J. A.
Payne, J. L.
Payne, Jackson
Payne, Myra B.
Payne, Ollie S.
Paxton, Mary S.
Pearl, C. H.
Pearson, Caroline
Pearson, Charles
Pearson, David
Pearson, Frank
Pearson, Henry
Pearson, Henry A.
Pearson, James R.
Pearson, Marshall A.
Pearson, Mary A.
Pearson, Robert A.
Pence, Gilbert C.
Pendleton, S. A.
Pendleton, W. A.
Penn, Bettie
Perry, Henrietta
Perry, Solomon
Peters, Franz
Peters, Gustav
00 Feb 1920
28 Sep 1935
15 Jul 1930
25 Mar 1936
21 Dec 1929
20 May 1937
24 Aug 1933
05 Dec 1920
27 Mar 1936
06 Aug 1931
21 Aug 1936
26 Jan 1937
13 Oct 1927
03 Feb 1913
00 Oct 1918
19 Apr 1924
20 Feb 1926
01 Mar 1926
14 Dec 1921
00 000 1929
05 Mar 1917
25 Apr 1925
31 Aug 1937
22 Feb 1917
02 Aug 1936
03 May 1927
08 Jul 1918
05 Apr 1926
12 Mar 1930
27 Dec 1937
07 Dec 1928
26 Dec 1926
01 Sep 1917
01 May 1918
28 Mar 1918
08 Feb 1937
11 May 1917
02 Jan 1938
25 Jan 1925
18 Jun 1931
19 Dec 1923
26 Feb 1920
18 Jun 1924
24 Mar 1930
23 May 1918
03 Feb 1935
24 Jul 1917
09 Sep 1928
02 Sep 1928
about 1919
about 1919
04 Nov 1918
00 Sep 1921
18 Dec 1918
17 Feb 1919
1928-1929
Gainesville, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Antioch, VA (confederate pensioner)
Haymarket, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (home)
Neabsco, VA (home)
Occoquan, VA (home)
Washington, DC (res. Manassas)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Fauquier County, VA
Camp Meade, MD (res. Manassas)
Baltimore MD
Manassas, VA (confederate pensioner)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Clarke County, GA
Manassas, VA
Washington DC (near Stone House)
Manassas, VA
Haymarket, VA (home)
Fredericksburg, VA (res. Quantico)
Warrenton, VA (res. Catharpin)
Manassas, VA (home)
Washington, DC
Nokesville, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Washington, DC (res. Blandsford Rd.)
Buckhall, VA (near) (home)
Buckhall, VA (home)
Coles District (confederate pension)
Manassas, VA
not given
Manassas, VA (near)
Woodbridge, VA (near)
Hoadley, VA
Newington, VA
Prince William County
Minnieville, VA (near) (home)
Dumfries, VA (near)
Token, VA (near) (home)
Minnieville, VA (near)
Quantico, VA
Fayman, VA (near)
Buck Hall, VA (near)
Prince William County
Neabsco, VA (near) (home)
Neabsco, VA (near) (home)
Petersburg, VA
Gainesville, VA (near)
Haymarket, VA
Haymarket, VA
Tarrant County, Texas
84
Peters, James
Petitt, Sarah J.
Pickett, Alice A.
Pickett, Annie Maria
Pickett, George S.
Pickett, Henrietta M.
Pickett, James E.
Pickett, Reubin
Piercy, Mary Ann
Pierson, John W.
Portner, Alma M.
Portner, Oscar C.
Posey, Allen C.
Posey, Nellie
Pote, Barbara
Potter, Fidelia
Primas, Esther
Quinn, Frank
Rainey, John M.
Randall, Caroline
Randall, Douglass
Randall, Kate Elizabeth
Ratcliffe, George M.
Rector, Charles L.
Rector, Louise
Rector, Nannie S.
Rector, Octavia
Rector, Percy N.
Redd, P. B.
Reed, Dorcas M.
Reed, Evel
Rees, C. A.
Reeves, Georgia Penn
Reeves, Milton
Reeves, Robert R.
Reid, Lula B.
Reid, Mary R.
Reid, Sarah E.
Reid, W. H.
Reid, Walford R.
Reid, Wallace
Reynolds, James A.
Rhodes, C. N.
Rhodes, F. R.
Rhodes, Timothy E.
Rhodes, William E.
Rice, Welby March
Richards, Sarah C.
Ring, George
Rinker, Benjamin J.
Ritenour, Charles E.
Ritenour, M. V.
Rixey, Mary E.
Roberts, Rex Morrell
Robertson, Carol
Robertson, Fannie
19 Feb 1923
20 Jul 1926
15 Jan 1935
23 Apr 1922
19 Feb 1925
08 Jan 1935
12 Aug 1937
10 Oct 1926
16 Feb 1920
16 Nov 1920
03 Mar 1931
31 Oct 1924
15 Nov 1918
04 Mar 1926
16 Jul 1917
08 Apr 1920
19 Oct 1924
19 Feb 1921
30 Sep 1934
02 Sep 1930
15 Oct 1930
11 Oct 1929
17 Sep 1929
17 Dec 1938
02 Jan 1922
24 Dec 1936
17 Feb 1938
11 Nov 1925
23 Feb 1926
19 Feb 1930
27 Dec 1918
00 Feb 1918
13 Feb 1935
07 Aug 1933
09 Jun 1925
01 Mar 1937
31 May 1924
01 Jun 1918
23 Jul 1927
31 Aug 1936
18 Dec 1917
07 Nov 1923
21 Aug 1936
07 May 1926
13 Aug 1937
27 May 1927
02 Nov 1917
15 Sep 1923
02 Apr 1932
21 Aug 1937
23 Apr 1935
09 Oct 1924
02 May 1937
02 May 1922
18 Jul 1933
02 Dec 1931
Catharpin, VA (near) (home)
Minnieville, VA (confederate pensioner)
Gainesville District, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Haymarket, VA (confederate pensioner)
Gainesville District, VA (home)
Haymarket, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA (near)
Philadelphia, PA
Fredericksburg, VA (res. Cherry Hill VA)
New York City
Prince William County
Canova, VA (near)
Coles District, (home)
Prince William County
Prince William County
Thoroughfare, VA
Nokesville, VA
Washington DC (res. Quantico)
Gainesville, VA (near)
Gainesville, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Dumfries, VA
Haymarket, VA
Haymarket, VA
Washington DC (res. Quantico)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Philadelphia, PA (res. Haymarket)
Manassas, VA (near)
Thoroughfare, VA
Quantico, VA
Danville, PA (res. Hoadley)
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
District Home, Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Greenwich, VA
Nokesville, VA (near)
Hoadley, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Dumfries, VA
Agnewville, VA (near)
Nokesville, VA (near)
Nokesville, VA (near)
Brentsville, VA (near)
Nokesville, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Alexandria, VA (res. Wellington)
Warrenton, VA (res. Coles Dist.)
Prince William County
Quantico, VA (?)
Bristow, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
85
Robertson, John F.
Robertson, Wesley W.
Robinson, Bladen
Robinson, Daniel W.
Robinson, E. E.
Robinson, Elmira
Robinson, George W.
Robinson, Henrietta
Robinson, James A.
Robinson, Louis N.
Robinson, William H.
Roles, James A.
Rollins, Annie L.
Rollins, James D.
Rollins, John W.
Rollins, Sarah Jane
Rolls, William H.
Rorabaugh, F. C.
Rorabaugh, Harriet T.
Rosis, Eliza Carter
Round, George C.
Ruffner, Mary R.
Ruffner, R. M.
Runaldue, Sidney Anne
Runaldue, W. S.
Runion, J. W.
Russell, Annie Virginia
Russell, James S.
Russell, Mammie E.
Rust, Nannie A.
Ryan, Edward T.
Ryles, A. W.
Saffer, Franklin Elliott
Saffer, William B.
Sanford, William B.
Saunders, Frank E.
Saunders, F. R.
Saunders, Lewis
Schaeffer, Annie
Schaeffer, Elsie
Schaeffer, N. M.
Schermerhorn, Nicholas
Schrader, David
Schrader, Julia A.
Seng, Anna Maria
Shackelford, E. D.
Shaffer, George W.
Sheppard, Thomas
Shirley, C. S.
Shoemaker, B. A.
Shoemaker, Katie C.
Showalter, David Bowman
Simmons, Mary Emma
Simpson, Dorcas Cecil
Simpson, Hattie V.
Simpson, Martha
13 Oct 1923
27 Jan 1929
10 Mar 1923
27 Oct 1931
10 May 1923
13 May 1938
11 Jul 1936
30 Jul 1929
05 Feb 1935
11 Apr 1923
04 May 1919
12 Oct 1918
23 Mar 1931
08 Nov 1925
19 Jan 1921
00 Dec 1933
00 000 1917
21 Feb 1925
06 Dec 1918
about 1908
05 Nov 1918
02 Jun 1923
21 Jul 1919
02 Feb 1934
15 Mar 1922
01 Oct 1936
10 Oct 1937
07 Feb 1926
16 Nov 1933
07 Dec 1924
12 Dec 1922
21 Nov 1922
27 Aug 1935
09 Nov 1918
28 Apr 1933
30 Jul 1933
01 Dec 1938
00 000 1918
14 Apr 1926
18 Nov 1927
09 Nov 1933
28 Feb 1925
05 Aug 1932
19 Jun 1926
23 May 1921
20 Oct 1917
20 Feb 1935
12 Jan 1938
09 Apr 1925
05 Sep 1917
00 Nov 1937
02 Jun 1937
16 Nov 1921
09 Dec 1933
04 Feb 1926
00 Oct 1922
Manassas, VA (near)
Nokesville, VA (near)
Stone House, VA (near)
Warrenton, VA (res. Nokesville)
Manassas, VA
Gainesville, VA
Greenwich, VA (near)
Wellington, VA (residence)
Manassas, VA (R.F.D.)
Washington DC
Washington DC
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Wellington, VA
Wellington, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
Woodbridge, VA
Annapolis Jct. MD
Manassas, VA
Thoroughfare, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Washington DC
Prince William County
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
Bristow, VA
Coles District
Coles District
Haymarket, VA
Fairfax County (res. Bristow)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Lorton, VA
Manassas, VA
Washington DC (res. Manassas)
Military Camp (res. Dumfries)
Philadelphia, PA (res. Nokesville)
Nokesville, VA
Nokesville, VA
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
Fredericksburg, VA
Minnieville, VA
Nokesville, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Waterfall, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Bristow, VA (near)
Richmond, VA
Hoadley, VA (near)
Hoadley, VA (near)
Occoquan, VA
86
Sinclair, A. W.
Sinclair, Eloise Armistead
Sisson, Henry
Sisson, M.
Slingerland, Ozzie
Smallwood, Lula M.
Smith, Addie M.
Smith, Amos L. Jr.
Smith, Andrew J.
Smith, Annette C.
Smith, Annie M.
Smith, Ben
Smith, General
Smith, George H.
Smith, James Phillip
Smith, James Washington
Smith, Jennie P.
Smith, Robert L.
Smith, Victor E.
Smith, Vincient
Smith, William H.
Smith, William L.
Smoot, Elder William M.
Smoot, Susie B.
Smoot, Winfield Scott
Snapp, Cyrus Newton
Snyder, Ballard Preston
Soutter, George Edgar
Sowers, J. L.
Speaks, Martha Jane
Speiden, Albert
Speiden, Effie Nelson
Spencer, Laws
Spittle, John T.
Spitzer, Solomon B.
Stafford, Joseph
Stanley, A. J.
Starkweather, Carlton Lee
Steele, Mary Frances
Stevens, John Lester
Stevens, R. D. Mrs.
Stokes, Rose
Stoll, Eunice/Emil
Storke, B. W.
Strawderman, Adam
Strobert, Walter
Strother, Gertrude P.
Strother, Mabel R.
Strother, Moses B.
Struhs, Annie A.
Stuart, Lucy F.
Sullivan, Fred T.
Sullivan, John Goodwin
Sullivan, Louisianna
Sullivan, Luther T.
Sullivan, Raymond Brooks
12 Feb 1917
12 Nov 1926
00 May 1914
11 Apr 1938
24 Sep 1922
01 Sep 1916
02 Dec 1920
10 Mar 1929
11 Mar 1931
15 Nov 1925
09 Mar 1929
09 Sep 1919
27 Jan 1936
16 Jan 1927
30 Oct 1928
31 Oct 1938
18 Jan 1925
18 Sep 1936
03 Dec 1930
01 May 1929
21 Jan 1927
10 Sep 1938
12 Aug 1938
25 Apr 1934
15 Feb 1930
21 Jan 1934
18 Feb 1934?
05 Oct 1936
10 Jan 1922
07 Jan 1926
22 Mar 1933
31 Jul 1933
16 Dec 1933
00 Jan 1930
12 Mar 1929
15 Sep 1930
22 Jun 1935
11 Dec 1935
06 Dec 1935
29 Sep 1924
19 Oct 1923
12 Jan 1929
05 Mar 1916
12 Apr 1922
14 Dec 1924
12 Jan 1919
06 Oct 1927
22 Aug 1923
25 Nov 1925
30 Apr 1929
14 Jan 1934
27 Mar 1935
07 Jun 1926
29 Apr 1936
23 Sep 1927
19 Mar 1934
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Prince William County
Quantico, VA
Independent Hill, VA
Buckhall, VA
Manassas, VA
Alexandria, VA
Gainesville, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Waterfall, VA (confederate pension)
Brentsville, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Washington DC
Waterfall, VA
Woolsey, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Alexandria, VA
Nokesville, VA (near)
Nokesville, VA
Minnieville, VA
Manassas, VA
Occoquan, VA (near)
Occoquan, VA
Washington, DC
Woodbridge, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
Triangle, VA
Stone House, VA (near)
Haymarket, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
Greenwich, VA (near)
Brentsville, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Richmond VA
Occoquan, VA
Hoadley, VA (near)
Quantico, VA
Nokesville, VA (near)
Fairfax County, VA
on railroad train in Pennsylvania
Prince William County
Aden, VA
Minnieville, VA
Manassas, VA
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Haymarket, VA
Milford, Neb.
Canova, VA
Independent Hill, VA
Manassas District Home
Bramerton, WA
87
Sunderlin, Amy J.
Suthard, C. S.
Swart, Elry
Syncox, J. T.
Taylor, Eliza
Taylor, Mahlon R.
Taylor, Robert A.
Taylor, Sarah E.
Taylor, William Henry
Tharp, W. H.
Thomas, Amanda
Thomas, John W.
Thomas, Lucinda
Thomas, Mary E.
Thomas, Wileman
Thomasson, Mary S.
Thomasson, T. A.
Thompson, Corbin
Thornton, B. B.
Thornton, Judge J. B. T.
Thorp, Bettie G. Mrs.
Tibbs, Samuel
Tillett, John Robert
Tillett, Susan F.
Tinnin, David S.
Todd, Joseph W.
Toliver, Richard
Tolson, Mary J.
Tompkins, Henderson F.
Townsend, Julia A.
Tubbs, H. L.
Turner, Joseph R.
Twine, George Ernest
Tyler, D. J.
Tyler, Edward
Tyler, Edward C.
Tyler, George G.
Tyler, Lavinia
Utterback, Ernest W.
Utterback, Joseph N.
Utterback, Sarah E.
Varner, John
Varner, W. E.
Veeder, Mary Green
Veeder, T. E. Dewitt
Vetter, Lizzie
Vermillion, Littie M.
Wagener, W. C.
Wall, Laura Fray
Walsh, Edward S. Jr.
Washington, M. B.
Washington, M. M.
Waters, Theodora Pauline
Watson, Napolean Sr.
Weber, Martha E.
Webster, James W.
05 May 1935
17 Dec 1915
14 Mar 1920
10 Feb 1924
02 May 1927
12 Oct 1927
11 Jan 1937
23 Sep 1916
12 Nov 1938
08 Dec 1918
08 Dec 1917
25 Feb 1923
02 Feb 1935
13 Sep 1923
14 Jan 1921
09 Jul 1930
11 Jan 1923
24 Jun 1921
20 Sep 1926
10 Oct 1918
25 Feb 1922
14 Jul 1934
23 Mar 1920
25 Dec 1932
07 Oct 1918
1926-1927
19 Mar 1931
21 May 1928
25 Jan 1927
13 Feb 1932
02 Jan 1932
05 Mar 1926
08 Dec 1924
28 Jul 1930
12 Nov 1930
07 Jan 1909
02 Sep 1938
25 Dec 1925
19 Oct 1921
00000 1906
12 Nov 1921
14 Aug 1919
09 Jul 1930
04 Oct 1929
30 Nov 1923
04 Sep 1933
25 Oct 1937
13 Dec 1932
11 Dec 1935
30 Oct 1934
06 Dec 1920
13 Dec 1932
21 Oct 1918
01 Apr 1937
00 Jul 1930
31 Aug 1932
Dumfries, VA
between Brentsville & Bristow
Las Vegas, Nev.
Fredericksburg, VA
Washington DC (res. Woodbridge)
Prince William County (home)
Joplin, VA (home) (near)
Agnewville, VA (near)
Alexandria, VA
Manassas, VA
Washington, DC (res. Bristow)
Occoquan, VA
Waterfall, VA (near)
Quantico, VA
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA (confederate soldier)
Manassas, VA (near)
Washington DC (Woodbridge)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (home)
Gainesville, VA
Gainesville, VA (on highway)
Manassas, VA (home)
Manassas, VA (home)
Quantico, VA
No information
Manassas, VA (home)
Dumfries, VA (?)
Manassas, VA
Greenwich, VA
Wellington, VA
Hickory Grove, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Petersburg, VA
Manassas, VA (home)
Prince William County
Haymarket, VA
Manassas, VA (near) (home)
Laurel, MD (res. Manassas)
Haymarket, VA (near)
Haymarket, VA (near)
Occoquan, VA
Warrenton, VA (near) (res. Brentsville)
Washington DC
Greenwich, VA (home)
Wellington, VA
Warrenton, VA (res. Hickory Grove)
Manassas, VA
Quantico, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Greenwich, VA (near) (home)
Greenwich, VA (near) (home)
Manassas, VA
Joplin, VA (home)
Independent Hill, VA (near) (home)
Prince William County (home)
88
Weddle, Clyde M.
Weddle, Letitia C.
Weeks, W. J.
Weir, Annie W.
Weir, E. Wood
Weir, Eugene T.
Weir, Georgette T.
Welch, Mary E. Mrs.
Wells, Carroll Allen
West, Issie
Wharton, Mary C.
Wheaton, William Wallace
Whedbee, T. B.
Wheeler, Robert L.
Wheeler, William M.
Whetzel, Frank M.
Whetzel, Grant W.
White, Edgar Leslie
Whiten, James
Whitley, H. C.
Whitmer, Catherine C.
Whitmer, Charles Franklin
Whitmer, John C.
Wigglesworth, Robert O.
Wilkins, Mary E.
Will, Mildred Sinclair
Williams, Basil Lee
Williams, M. D.
Williams, Nettie V.
William, Zeal
Williamson, Julia P.
Wilson, Edward
Wilson, Henry H.
Wilson, Katherine D.
Wilson, Wm. Parker
Wine, R. E.
Wise, James Cloud
Wise, Mary A.
Wolcott, C. Stanton
Wooden, Lucy
Woodyard, A. F.
Woodyard, Blanche L.
Woodyard, Cordelia
Woodyard, Henrietta Long
Woodyard, James R.
Woodyard, John W.
Woodyard, Malissa
Wright, Edwin T.
Wright, Hardenia C.
Wright, James R.
Wright, Nettie P.
Yahn, Bernard A.
Yates, Ashby
Yates, Jesse
Yates, Mark Reid
Young, Howard P.
22 Feb 1929
08 Dec 1934
08 Aug 1932
27 Dec 1918
11 Feb 1919
23 Dec 1922
07 Oct 1936
12 Feb 1919
11 Nov 1934
09 Jun 1937
23 Apr 1922
14 Jan 1938
11 Apr 1924
10 Apr 1936
02 May 1920
10 Mar 1929
10 Mar 1929
08 Jul 1936
29 Nov 1937
28 Mar 1925
27 Oct 1918
14 Nov 1937
10 Jul 1919
28 Nov 1925
08 Oct 1936
26 Mar 1926
06 Nov 1928
17 May 1924
15 Feb 1936
28 Feb 1888
15 Mar 1929
03 Jul 1919
18 Oct 1928
18 Feb 1928
13 Dec 1936
15 Mar 1925
00 Dec 1929
09 May 1933
16 Jul 1928
02 Sep 1929
25 Nov 1937
15 May 1926
17 Oct 1928
17 Oct 1937
14 Mar 1919
02 Jul 1924
14 Feb 1934
18 Dec 1918
22 Nov 1918
28 Jun 1922
00 Aug 1937
23 Mar 1931
13 Feb 1935
28 Apr 1924
17 Apr 1928
10 Mar 1923
Stone House, VA (near)
Manassas, VA (near)
Fayman, VA (near)
Staunton, VA
Manassas, VA (home)
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA (home)
Prince William County
Manassas, VA (near)
Woodbridge, VA
Gainesville, VA
Canova, VA
Manassas, VA (near)
Stone House, VA (near) (home)
Prince William County (home)
Bristow, VA (res. Aden)
Aden, VA
Hoadley, VA
Quantico, VA
Quantico, VA
Independent Hill, VA
Washington DC (res near Manassas)
North Carolina
Cherry Hill, VA
Sudley
Charlotte, NC
Hoadley, VA
Manassas, VA
Occoquan, VA
Dumfries District
Washington DC (res. Gaines.)
Hickory Grove, VA (home)
Washington DC (Hickory Grove)
Westchester County, NY
Hickory Grove, VA (home)
Washington DC (res. Nokesville)
Haymarket, VA
Haymarket, VA
Buffalo, NY
Washington, DC (res. Bristow)
Washington DC (Indept. Hill)
Manassas, VA (near)
Manassas, VA
Washington DC (Indept. Hill)
Brentsville, VA (home)
Alexandria, VA (res. Hoadley)
Washington DC (res. Occoquan)
Prince William County (home)
Prince William County
Bristow, VA(near) (home)
Prince William County
Quantico, VA
Manassas, VA
Buckhall, VA (near) (home)
not given
Washington, DC (Manassas)
89
A & F. Railroad Co. 24
A & O Railroad Co. 27
Abel 37
Abel, Allen 126
Abel, Asberry 58
Abel, Charles F. 62
Abel, Ed 63
Abel, Freder 62
Abel, Fushee 50
Abel, Herman 51
Abel, Marion 20
Abel, Peggy 95
Abel, R. S. 51
Abel, W. L. 58
Abel, W. W. 52,62
Abel, William 62
Abel, William B. 73
Abel, William G. 24
Adams, Anna Scott 73
Adams, Eleanor S. 73
Adams, George 97
Adams, George F. 24,52
Adams, George T. 4,114,127
Adams, Rachel 73
Adamson, Annie 45
Adamson, Annie Miss 21,66
Adamson, E. G. Mrs. 4,66
Adamson, Edith 21,66
Adamson, Robert Weatherly
73
Adamson, W. J. 45
Aden 73,76,78,80,81,87,89
Agnewville 73,75,76,78,79,
80,82,85,88
Akers, G. F. 41
Akers, George F. 50
Akers, M. E. 65
Akron Ohio 80
Albaton 46
Alberton 48,53
Alcott, Edward 73
Alexander, C. W. 24
Alexander, Emma J. 73
Alexander, D. C. 50,52
Alexander, John T. 55
Alexander, L. G. 108
Alexander, Lawrence 90,91,
104,107,108,110,111,112,113
114,,116,117,118,120,121,
124,125,128,129,130
Alexander, Robert 24,37,41 ,
48,49,61,106,113
Alexander, Sarah 117
Alexander, Sarah F. 24
Alexander’s Farm 55
Alexandria 18,74,75,78,79,83
85,87,88
Allen, Amos 24,37,48
Allen, Charles B. 73
Allen, Cornelius 51
Allen, George W. 63
Allen, Gertrude 73
Allen, John T. 58
Allen, Julia M. 73
Allen, Levi 131
Allen, Mary H. 73
Allen, R. H. 63
Allen, Sarah Jane 73
Allen, Washington 24
Allen, William 24
Allen, Z.
Alling, George I. 73
Allison, Extra George 73
Allison, Lillie Catherine 73
Amidon, D. J. 61
Amidon, Daniel 16
Amidon, Daniel Sr. 43
Amidon, Jacob J. 73
Amidon, James M. 61
Amidon, Nora 73
Anderson, A. 25
Anderson, Earnest S. 51
Anderson, Inez 73
Anderson, Richard 24
Annapolis Juction 86
Annis, John A. 24
Annis, Richard 24
Anson, Jane Miss 2
Antioch 19,31,40,61,84
Antioch Church 29
Archer, A. N. 24
Archer, Nicalin 24
Ardell, James
Arlington County 75
Armentrout, Robert 69
Armstrong, John Thomas 73
Arnold, James 24
Arnold, James Burton 73
Arnold, Jane 24
Arnold, John 131
Arnold, R. 50
Arnold, W. W. 64
Arnold, William 65,71
Arrington, Lucy H. 73
Arrington, C. 24
Arrington, C. H. 63
Arrington, D. 27
Arrington, E. 63
Arringron, E. S. 53
Arrington, F. 24
Arrington, David F. 24
90
Arrington, David T. 11
Arrington, George T. 12
Arrington, George W. Jr. 25
Arrington, J. E. 64
Arrington, Margaret K. 73
Arrington, Mary A. 25
Arrington, Thaddeus 25
Arrington, Thomas 95
Arrington, Walter 73
Arrington, Washburn 73
Arundell, Charles A. 25
Ash, Joseph 17
Ashby, Bettie 55
Ashby, Elizabeth G. 25
Ashby, George 25
Ashby, George R. 56
Ashby, Gustavous 111,124
Ashby, H. C. 55
Ashby, J. 25
Ashby, John Gibson 73
Ashby, R. T. 73
Ashby, Thomas 23
Ashby, Virginia S. 41
Ashby, W. J. 73
Ashby’s Store 55
Asheton, Mrs. 21
Asheton, Walter 16
Ashford, Mary Louise 73
Ashmon, Sarah M. 25
Ashmore 28,38,57
Ashton, Grace A. 45
Ashton, Horace 44
Ashton, Horace Mrs. 22,67
Ashton, J. Mrs. 66
Atchison, John 12
Atkinson & Stonnell 61
Atkinson, George R. 50
Atchison, Wilford C. 58
Auld, Colin 25
Austin, Benjamin 25,52
Austin, John H. 4
Austin, Redmon 57
Avernell 72
Avery & Kemper 25
Ayres, Charles 73
Ayres, Daniel J. 73
Ayres, James Tyler 73
Ayres, Harry J. 73
Baber, F. W. 58
Bacon Race 24,28,39,49,61
Bacon Road 25
Baggott, James R. 50,54,55
Bailey, Charles 12
Bailey, Hannah 73
Bailey, J. R. 61,73
Bailey, J. W. 52
Bailey, James R. Sr. 51
Bailey, Robert Ellsworth 73
Bailey, W. H. 62
Bailey, Wellington G. 73
Bailey, William H. 52
Baileysburg 34,39,41,46,56
Baits, King 62
Baker, Bunny 73
Baker, Butler 73
Baker, Charles E. 25
Baker, Ellen 73
Baker, John F. 46
Baker, Joseph T. 50
Baker, Julia F. Mrs. 37
Baker, Laura 73
Baker, William 25
Balch, C. P. 25
Baldwin, Harriet 21,66
Baldwin, I. P. 55
Baldwin, Isaac P. 10,13,17
Baldwin, Julia P. 44
Baldwin, Phil 25
Ball, S. A. 42
Baltimore Md. 68,75,82
Banister, Robert 61
Banks 35
Banks, John (col) 58
Barcroff Va. 81
Barbee, James M. 12
Barbour, C. C. 50
Barbour, Charles 14,15
Barbour, J. M. 73
Barbour, Margaret Roberta
73
Barbour, Milton 51
Barnes, Eppa Lee 73
Barnes, Thomas 42,43
Baroughs, T. L. 48
Barr, John S. 73
Bass, A. R. G. 73
Bartlett, C. M. 63
Baryman, Thomas N. 25
Bates, Gracie 73
Bates, Jesse 51,61
Bates, King 51
Bates, Noah 52,61
Bates, Robert 115
Bates, Thomas 51
Bates, Thomas (col) 58
Battle Street 72
Bauley, Mary V. 25
Bauserman, Margaret Ann 73
Baxter, C. H. S. 45
Baxter, William 71
Baxter, William H. 58
Bayne, William H. 22
Beach, James B. 64
Beahm, I. N. H. 67
Beale, George M. 73
Beale, Margaret M. 73
Beale, William Lynn 73
Bear, Kate B. 73
Beaner, Milsted 73
Beatty, William 6
Beaumont, Francis 25
Beavers 29,33,39,48,61
Beavers, Annie 25
Beavers, Cordelia 73
Beavers, J. M. 71
Beavers, James 25
Beavers, James S. 58
Beavers, Maurice 73
Beavers, Rella H. 73
Beavers, Sampson 73
Beavers, William 25
Beck, W. B. 61
Beckett, Nellie 74
Beckett, William 25
Beckett, William H. 74
Beever, Jacob 25
Belches, Francis Callender 74
Belches, Kate 74
Bell 57
Bell Air 2,33,34,39,47,53,56,
61
Bell, George W. 49
Bell, Hezekiah 25
Bell, James W. 63
Bell, M. Eleanor 74
Bell, Mary E. 74
Bell, Susannah 74
Bell, Waltus 25
Bell, William J. 74
Bennett, Allie M. 44
Bennett, E. A. Mrs. 45
Bennett, M. C. 45
Benson, Charles 25
Beresford. SD 74
Berkeley 29,30
Berkeley, Charles E. 25
Berkeley, Edmund 11,20
Berkeley, Kate T. 74
Berkeley, Lucy Fontaine 74
Berkeley, Norborne 25
Berkeley, Sallie 49
Berkeley, Thomas L. 74
Berry, John 25
Berry, Rosetta 74
Berry, Sam 74
Berryman 33
Berryman, A. 64
Berryman, Sarah F. 25
91
Berwyn, Md. 81
Bessler, Frank B. 74
Bethlehem 29
Bettis, James L. 74
Bettis, Sarah Gladys 74
Bettis, William T. 74
Beverly Mill 78
Beverly, Robert 72
Beverly’s Farm 72
Bird 30
Birkett, William C. 54
Birtch, Thomas 58
Bissell, Sarah M. 74
Black, Antimony 68
Black, Carrie E. Mrs. 21,44,
66
Black, George H. 44
Black, Samuel 25
Blackburn, Wellington 54
Blackwell, Jinkins 74
Blakeley, John 25
Bland, Alexander 4
Bland, Benjamin 4
Bland, J. W. 51
Bland, John W. 37,48
Bleight, George Chapman 74
Bleight, Helen Ashton 74
Bleight, Samuel R. 74
Blevins, Baxter 74
Bodine, Mary E. 74
Boggs, Lemuel C. 37
Boggs, Nancy 25
Boggs, Samuel 25
Boggs, Samuel C. 46
Bohannan, Thomas 25,37,46,
57
Boley, John W. 48
Boley, Mary F. 25
Boley, P. M. 74
Bone, W. H. 55
Boorman, Clara 21
Booerman, Clara 67
Boorman, Mary E. 21,66
Boraley, John W. 37
Boswell, J. W. 51
Boswell, William 25
Botts, Alexander 25
Botts, Alice A. 74
Botts, William 25
Bowen, Walter F. 74
Bowen, P. B. MD 54,64
Bowen, John H. 65
Bowen, M. A. 65
Bower, Charles E. 64
Bower, Silas G. 25
Bowers, Joseph 25
Bowley, Cyrus 20
Bowley, John H. 25,55
Bowley, John W. 37,40,46,52
Bowley, Meta B. 74
Bowley, William 56
Bradfield, Daniel 25
Bradfield, George B. 25
Bradfield, Mary Jane 74
Bradshaw, John 45
Bradley Farm 69
Bradley Ford 57
Bradley Road 57
Bradley 25,53
Bradley, F. W. 53
Brady, E. T. 50
Bramble, Charles 61
Bramble, James W. 63
Bramerton WA 87
Brammill, H. N. 52
Brammill, John 46
Brammell, John H. 17
Brammill, William F. 74
Brammille, John 37
Brashears, Clara V. 74
Brawner & Davis 25
Brawner, B. 1
Brawner, Basil 1
Brawner, C. H. 51,71
Brawner, Charles E. 11
Brawner, E. 50
Brawner, Fannie M. 74
Brawner, H. N. 52
Brawner, Henry C. 12
Brawner, J. 22,44,67
Brawner, J. A. 50
Brawner, John 14
Brawner, Lucy 45
Brawner, Newton 11
Brawner, T. M. 30
Brawner, W. A. Mrs. 21,66
Brawner, William 25,71
Brawner, William H. 74
Breattone 30
Breeden, Daniel W. 65
Breen, W. H. 46,50
Breen, William W. 74
Brenner, A. T. 63
Brenner, William F. 63
Brent, Mollie 74
Brenton, Hampton 19
Brentown 47
Brentsville 15,20,24,26,28,29
30,31,32,33,40,52,53,54,57,
67,74,76,80,81,85,87,88,89
Brentsville C. H. 10,17,18,19
40,41,62,65
Brentsville C.H. Bell 62
Brentsville Citizens 65
Brentsville Clerk’s Office 22
Brentsville Jail 19,65
Brentsville Jail Inspector 54
Brentsville Jury Room 23
Brentsville Petition 64
Brentsville Post Office 65
Brentsville Public Lot 19,23
Brentsville Tavern 10
Brentsville Tavern Lot 10
Brentsville Town 2,4,65
Brentsville Township 27
Brentsville Slave Auction 1
Brentsville Township 11,13
Brentsville Village 64
Brentown 29
Brewer, Wallace
41,46,48,57,61
Brewis, F. M. 25
Brice, John 25
Bridwell, Albert 71
Bridwell, Cornelia 74
Bridwell, E. J. 55,58
Bridwell, Eppie 74
Bridwell, H. P. 26
Bridwell, Haywood 71
Bridwell, Isaac 26,41,48
Bridwell, J. C. 71
Bridwell, J. L. 58
Bridwell, Mary L. 74
Brigg, Fannie L. 21,66
Briggs, Edwin Merrit 74
Brightwood DC 76
Brinster, Robert 52
Bristoe 28,29,61
Bristoe Station 29
Bristow 67,73,74,75,76,77,78
79,82,83,85,86,88,89
Britt, Webster 74
Britton, J. F. 67
Broad Run 31,32,35,37,38,40
46,48,52,56,57,83
Broughton, J. D. 26
Brown, Buchanan 51
Brown, Elizabeth 74
Brown, Grace 74
Brown, H. 64
Brown, Henry 63,74
Brown, J. 42
Brown, J. G. MD 54
Brown, J. P. 74
Brown, John 26,37,48,52,74
Brown, May 44
Brown, Nathaniel 51
Brown, Ollie 74
92
Brown, Robert L. 74
Brown, T. G. 51
Brown, W. Hill 74
Brown, William 5
Brown, William H. 741
Browner, R. T. 26
Brundge, S. W. 50
Bruth, Samuel 26
Bryant 37,38,47,48,52
Bryant & King 28,30
Bryant, Daniel 26,52
Bryant, James J. 44
Bryant, Julia 26,53,57
Bryant, M. 53
Bryant, William A. 11,17
Bubb, T. L. 74
Buck Hall 40,77,81,84,87,89
Buckland 28,29,31,32,35,36,
37,38,39,40,46,47,48,51,52,
54,56,61,77,78,81,83
Buckland Mill 22,46
Buckland Mills 31,38
Buckland Road 51
Buckley, Albert 17
Buckley, Powhatan S. 74
Buckley, Sallie
Buckley, T. 51
Buckley, W. W. 64
Buckner, Aris 26
Bull Run 28,29,50
Bull Run Bridge 50
Bull Run Ford 50
Bull Run Mt, 25,26,28,31,32,
33,34,35,37,47,48,52
Bullard, Mattie Gatewood 74
Bullett, A. C. 26
Bullett, Devessus 26
Bullard, James P. 26
Bullock, J. Winter 74
Burch, William Henry 74
Burdge, Edith 45
Burdge, Harriet L. 74
Burdge, Hattie Mrs. 21,44,66
Burdge, S. W. 44,55
Burdge, Saron W. 74
Burke, Gusta 26
Burke, J. F. 74
Burke, Wilhelmina G. 74
Burkley, Charles F. 26
Burkle, Jacob R. 74
Burner, L. F. 50
Burnett, William 53
Burnes, Thomas 50
Burroughs, T. L. 26
Bushey Ridge 30
Bushey, John R. 58
Bushey, W. G. 74
Butler, C. E. 26
Butler, C. H. 51
Butler, F. A. 58
Butler, George E. 58
Butler, Ham 51
Butler, Harriet 44
Butler, Jacob 51
Butler, John H. 50
Butler, L. B. 26
Butler, N. B. 26
Butler, Robert R. 51
Butler, William 56
Byrd 29
Byrne 30
Byrne, Lydia 26
Cabin Branch 25,26,28,31,35
36,38,46,49,61
Callahan, George W. 26
Callahan, Sarah M. 26
Callender, William 51
Calvert, Alfonso 75
Calvert, C. C. 41
Calvert, Cadwell C. 26
Calvert, Clarence Preston 75
Calvert, Elizabeth 26
Calvert, George 26
Calvert, John 26
Calvert, M. A. 65
Calvert, R. A. 26
Calvert, R. M. 64
Calvert, Robert A. 3,4,26
Cameron, Joseph W. 75
Camp Meade Md. 84
Campbell Farm 33
Campbell, Davis
Campbell, Eliza Jane 22
Campbell, Nancy Jean 75
Campbell, Ross 22
Campbell, William K. 58
Camper, Henry 75
Camper, R. A. 64
Canal Zone Panama 81
Cannon Branch 26,32
Cannon, F. B. 26
Cannon, F. J. 50
Cannon, George A. 26
Cannon, Helen M. 75
Cannon, J. A. Mrs. 21,66
Cannon, John A. 75
Cannon, Mary B. 26
Cannon, R. 26
Cannon, Thomas 26
Canova 80,85,87
Carboro 35
Carrborough 29,41,50
Carney, C. F. 61
Carney, Eddie 75
Carney, Edgar 75
Carney, Emma 75
Carney, George F. 26
Carney, Henry 26
Carney, James A. 75
Carney, Lewis 12
Carney, Nancy 38,46
Carey, James 51
Carolina Road 53
Carr, John 58
Carr, William 26
Carrico, A. 57
Carrico, Annie E. 75
Carrico, Harrison 26,40,57
Carrico, L. B. 46,52
Carrico, W. F. 71
Carroll, Samuel 51,62
Carson, Robert 26
Carter 46
Carter, A. J. 71
Carter, Cassius 26
Carter, Cattie 75
Carter, Charles Shirley 75
Carter, Clara Kirn 75
Carter, Daniel 83
Carter, E. L. 26
Carter, Elizabeth A. V. 75
Carter, F. W. 26
Carter, Fannie Miss 21,66
Carter, Frances Grinnan 75
Carter, George F. 26
Carter, H. J. 63
Carter, Henry 12
Carter, J. C. 26,37,46,48
Carter, J. H. 46
Carter, J. J. 75
Carter, J. N. 75
Carter, James 12,26,71
Carter, James E. 61
Carter, James N. 63
Carter, James P. 26
Carter, Jeff 64
Carter, Jiles A. 63
Carter, John Jr. 27
Carter, John T. 27
Carter, Lucy A. 38,48
Carter, M. E. Miss 21,66
Carter, Mary Stuart 75
Carter, Mason 13
Carter, Robert E. 75
Carter, S. C. Miss 21,66
Carter, Sarah C. 75
Carter, Thomas N. 27
Carter, W. F. 63
93
Carter, W. L. 27
Carter, W. W. 51
Carter, William (col) 27
Carter, William Jr. 27
Carter, William Sr. 27
Carter, William B. 27,57
Carter, William H. 75
Carter’s Branch 26
Carter’s Green 27
Cason, L. S. 41
Carson, W. C. 58
Catamount 32
Catharpin 18,73,74,75,77,79,
80,82,85
Catoe, Thomas E. 58
Caton, J. W. 75
Caton, T. J. 75
Cattail Branch 25,31,36,39,
41,46,49
Cave, Macon 75
Cave, Mary M. 75
Caythorne, William 57
Cebula, John 75
Cedar Grove 29,56
Cedar Run 25,26,30,31,32,33
34,36,38,39,41,46,48,49,56,
79
Centreville 50
Cephus, Elick (col) 58
Challenge Milk 68
Champ, Arthur 75
Champ, Luther 75
Champs Mill 24
Champs Mill Run 36
Champs Run 39
Chancellor, A. M. 27
Chapin, E. A. 38,52
Chapin, E. H. 47
Chapin, E. L. 52
Chapin, E. N. 27
Chapin, Ella 61
Chapin, H. L. 27,38,47,52
Chapman, Addison 49
Chapman, C. F. 27
Chapman, Henry 75
Chapman, Henry (col) 58
Chapman, Jesse 53
Chapman, Julia 27
Chapman, M. W. 27
Chapman, Martha 61
Chapman, Thomas 12,27,37,
47
Chapman, William S. 12
Chappawamsic 28,29,30,32
33,34,35,37,39,40,40,41,46
47,48,49
Chappawamsic Run 26,27,61
Charleston WV 78
Charlotte NC 89
Charlotte Hall Maryland 75
Charlottesville 76,80,81,82
Chauncey, Charles 41
Cherry Hill 73,75,81,85,89
Cheshire 32
Cheshire, E, 27
Cheshire, Elihu 71
Cheshire, G. W. 51,62
Cheshire, George P. 75
Cheshire, Susan 27
Chestnut Lick 33
Chew, Fielder B. 27,46
Chew, Fielding 40
Chew, T. J. 51
Chew, Thomas J. 75
Chichester, C. R. 37
Chichester, George B. 11
Chichester, J. D. 37,48
Chichester, J. E. 37,48
Chichester, I. M. 37
Chichester, Phillip 64
Chichester, S. E. 37,48
Chichester, W. E. 37
Chichester, W. T. 48
Chick, Charles 27
China 81
Chinn, Annie 75
Chinn, Charles E. 71
Chinn, Fielder 63
Chinn, Fielder (col) 58
Chinn, George 63
Chinn, George (col) 58
Chinn, Oscar 63
Chinn, Robert 63,75
Chinn, Robert (col) 58
Chinn, William 63
Chipell, O. P. 27
Citric Acid 68
Claggett, C. C. 27,29
Claggett, Columbia 27
Claggett, J. H. 27
Claggett, John H. 47
Clark County GA 84
Clark, A. B. 75
Clarke, Charles A. 63
Clark, Dora 47
Clark, Harry A. 27
Clark, James 12,16
Clark, James F. 16
Clark, John 64
Clarke, L. A. 47
Clark, Lucy Lynn 75
Clarke, M. C. 63
Clark, R. M. 12,37,46,48,56
Clark, Robert M. 27
Clarke, W. 51
Clarke, W. A. 55
Clarkson, H. M. 20,60
Clarksburg 82
Claws, F. F. 27
Cleary, William 27
Clifton 74,76
Clifton Hill 49
Clifton Mill 36
Clifton Mills 26,39
Clifton Station 75
Cline, Dr. C. C. 75
Cloe, Elijah 16
Cloverland 75
Cloud, David L. 75
Clowe, E. W. 20
Clowe, F. F. 53
Coal, Albert 61
Coal, George 61
Coal, Gustavous 62
Coates, Mrs. William 75
Cobbert, C. C. 38
Cock Pit Point 26,27
Cockrell 27,37
Cockrell, C. W. 12
Cockrell, F. A. 44
Cockrell, Fannie V. Mrs. 75
Cockrell, G. H. 27
Cockrell, George II 27
Cockrell, H. 27
Cockrell, J. J. 13
Cockrell, James H. 27
Cockrelle, Marchie 75
Cockrell, Moses 27
Cockrell, Roland L. 27
Cockrell, William 27
Cockrell, William H. 27
Cockrille 48
Cockpit Mountain 24
Coffman, Robert 75
Cofrode, D. D. 63
Cohen, George 27
Colbert, C. C. 48
Colbert, Henry 11
Colbert, R. A. 24
Colbert, William 4
Cole 31,38,48
Cole, Albert 51
Cole, Basil 27
Cole, Benjamin 16
Cole, Elias 27
Cole, Elizabeth 49,61
Cole, Emma 75
Cole, George W. 51
94
Cole, Gristy 51
Cole, Gusta (col) 58
Cole, Henry 62,63
Cole, J. C. 47
Cole, J. E. 46
Cole, J. W. 27
Cole, James L. 12
Cole, K. B. 27,47
Cole, Malon 62
Cole, Phillip M. 75
Cole, Rebecca 38,47
Cole, Thomas (col) 27
Cole, W. H. 63
Coleman, John 75
Coleman, Thomas F. 75
Coles 29
Coles Twp. 11,74,75.78,83,
84,85,86
Coles, Frances Rixey 75
Collins, Richard A. 75
Collins, Samuel C. 27
Colony Va. 78
Colvin, J. C. 55
Colvin, J. C. Jr. 75
Colvin, J. C. Sr. 76
Colvert, T. B. 27
Comm. vs Reeves 45
Compton, Eugene 63
Conner 57
Conner, E. E. 50
Conner, J. W. 76
Conner, Lavina Mrs. 76
Conner, Mary 56
Conway, Georgia 44
Cook, Isreal 27
Cooksey, T. H. 65
Cooper, B. 27
Cooper, Benjamin 27,38,47
Cooper, Bryan 55
Cooper, Eliza 57
Cooper, J. A. 47
Cooper, Landy 14
Cooper, R. A. 71
Copen 31,48
Copp, David E. 67
Corbin, W. A. 16
Cordell, Benjamin 27
Cordell, R. L. 41,46,56,61
Cornwell, Albert W. E. 76
Cornwell, Edgar M. 58,63
Cornwell, George H. 64
Cornwell, John H. 52
Cornwell, John L. 58
Cornwell, Lucien C. 58
Cornwell, Montraville 12
Cornwell, Obediah 58
Cornwell, R. H. 43
Cornwell, S. T. 63,76
Cornwell, T. H. 45
Cornwell, Thomas 27
Cornwell, Vernard 76
Cornwell, W. H. 52,62
Cornwell, W. N. 58
Coulter, Ann 28
Cox, Louise Hunton 76
Cox, R. C. 28
Crain, Amy Louise Reid 76
Crain, E. B. 28
Crawford, Jerry 52
Crawford, Jerry (col) 58
Creel, John 20
Cresoline 68
Crew, Fielder B. 37
Crofford, Jerry 62
Cronkite, William W. 76
Crooked Branch 32
Crosen, Robert 28
Croson, James B. 76
Cross, Areyminter 76
Cross, H. J. 28,37,48
Cross, Harrison 28
Cross, J. P. 76
Cross, J. Willett 76
Cross, John P. 71
Crouch, Elias 71
Crouch, M. C. 63
Crouch, Margaret 18
Crouch, R. T. 76
Crowell, Alfred H. 28
Crump, Nathaniel 55
Cullers, (I.?) T. 76
Culpeper 81,82
Cudell, Roland S. 28
Cundiff, John Y. 11
Curry, George W. (col) 58
Curtis, Julia A. 28
Curtis, Robert 64
Cushing, Crawford 11,18,51
Dade, Dan 51
Daggs Spring 24,31
Dane, William A. 76
Daniel, H. E. Mr. 76
Daniel, H. M. 76
Daniel, M. 53
Daniel, Tracy 28
Danville PA 85
David Va. 73,77
Davies, M. H. 76
Davies, M. H. Mrs. 66
Davis 31,33,35,49,57
Davis, A. A. 76
Davis, Ada 65
Davis, Ann Elizabeth 76
Davis, Ann Maria 76
Davis, Benson 28
Davis, Cora 76
Davis, D. M. 28
Davis, Dallas N. 76
Davis, Edward Simpson 76
Davis, F. C. 22,23,28
Davis, Florence V. 76
Davis, Frank 51
Davis, George 51,61
Davis, George A. (col) 58
Davis, George N. 63
Davis, George W. 63
Davis, Haywood 76
Davis, Hewitt B. 58
Davis, Hortense 71
Davis, Hugh C. 28
Davis, J. 33
Davis, J. B. 63
Davis, J. H. 58
Davis, Jack 59,63
Davis, Jackson T. 61
Davis, James 51
Davis, James W. 12
Davis, Jerry 52
Davis, Job 32
Davis, John 36,51,52
Davis, John T. 52
Davis, John W. 16,76
Davis, Joseph R. 63
Davis, Julia F. 76
Davis, Kennon 76
Davis, L. A. 10,13,17
Davis, Lavinia 44
Davis, Linnie 76
Davis, Lucien A. 10,17
Davis, M. H. Mrs. 21
Davis, O. S. 64
Davis, R. 50
Davis, R. F. 51
Davis, R. H. 76
Davis, R. M. 22,23,61
Davis, R. S. 13
Davis, Roy L. 16
Davis, S. K. 28
Davis, Sarah E. 65
Davis, Susan 28
Davis, Sussex 76
Davis, Thomas K. 14,28
Davis, W. A. 63
Davis, W. B. 28,52,57
Davis, W. W. 21,50
Davis, W. W. Mrs. 66
Davis, Walter A. 76
Davis, William 4,52,61,63
95
Davis, William A. 76
Davis, William B. 38
Davis, William of Job 12
Davis, Wynter W. 76
Davison, Robert C. 28
Dawe, Mary 28,38,48
Dawe, P. 28
Dawe, W. 28
Dawkins Branch 27,31,33,37,
40,46,47,61
Dawkins Ridge 47
Day, Charles H. 59,63
Dean, Derisa (col) 28
Dean, John A. 42
Deats, C. T. 71
Deats, Livenia 76
Deats, R. 50
DeBoo, Michael 76
DeCator, Thomas 62
Deep Hole 32
Delaplaine, Thomas H. 51
Delozier, A. 53
Demory, Oscar 76
Dennison, George Harris 76
DePauw, Newland T. 76
Dent, F. 42
Dewey, John T. 76
Dewey, William R. 76
Dewitt, Kathryn H. 76
Dickerson, Oscar 38,40
Dickerson, William 4
Didlake, M. Peyton 76
Diehl, A. W. 76
Diehl, Rebecca 76
Diggs, Barnett 40,61
Dikeman, Oscar 48
Dillard, J. B. 63
District Home 85
Doan 25
Dobson, William 42
Dodd, McKinley 76
Dodd, William H. 11
Dodge, E. B. 76
Dodge, H. P. 45
Dodge, Howard P. 76
Dodge, Wilbur 76
Doeg, Elizabeth B. 45
Dogan, Henrie Ester 76
Dogan, J. Frank 76
Dogan, John D. 5
Dogan, Medora 28
Dogan, Mollie E. 76
Doleman, C. M. 23
Doleman, Charles M. 63
Doleman, John W. 21
Doleman, Robert W.H. 44
Donohoe, John 28
Donohoe, S. R. 11
Donovan, Richard 76
Douglass, Daniel 38,47,52,53
Dove, John C. 76
Dowell, James 28,47
Dowell, W. D. 2
Dowell, William D. 1,28
Downs, C. A. 20
Downs, George W. 28
Downs, J. E. 77
Downs, W. B. 77
Downs, William H. 71,77
Draper, Augustine 77
Duffey, J. O. 77
Duison, R. C. 28
Dulaney, Ann Randolph 77
Dulaney, Bladen 38,46,48,56
Dulaney, Caroline R. 77
Dulaney, Charles W. 28
Dulin, B. P. 11,13
Dulin, William E. 28
Dumfries 1,24,25,26,27,28,
30,31,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,
40,41.47,48,49,50,51,61,72,
74,75,77,78,79,81,83,84,85,
86,87
Dumfries Road 32,57,61
Dumfries Town 4
Dumfries Twp. 12
Duncan, Elizabeth 77
Dunn, Charles 50
Dunlop, George 28
Dunlop, John 28
Dunn, A. F. 12,61
Dunn, Charles 49
Dunnington (see Wilson)
Dunnington, C. W. C. 47,53
Dutchess Co. NY 1,2
Duvall 57
Duvall, Alexander 28
Duvall, Edward 63
Duvall, H. A. 13,28
Duvall, James 28
Duvall, Joseph W. 58
Duvall, L. A. 64
Duvall, R. H. 77
Dye, John 28
Dyer, John 43
Dyer, Louisa 44
Dyer, N. C. 64
Early, M. G. 77
Early, Mattie A. 77
Edmonds, Annie 77
Edmonds, Mary E. 40
Edwards, Emma L. 77
Elliott, W. T. 55
Ellicott, Emma L. 77
Ellicott, W. L. 71
Ellis, Cecelia T. 77
Ellis, John P. 77
Ellis, William H. 77
Ellison, C. E. 77
Embrey, Edmund A. 77
Embrey, Ewell J. 77
Emery, Charles H. 77
Emmons, Arthur L. 77
Enfield 40,46,48,56,60
Ennis, Charles 59
Ennis, Cornelius B. 77
Ennis, Richard P. 77
Epson 53
Erthein, Annie Kaplan 77
Evans 53,57
Evans, Ida A. 77
Evans, Nellie 77
Evans, O. H. 47,52,61,77
Evans, Thomas 51
Evans, William Andrew 77
Evergreen 25,31,32,56
Evergreen Farm 74
Ewell 40,41,48
Ewell, Alfred G. 77
Ewell, Eleanor M. 77
Ewell, Jesse 1
Fair, John 4
Ewell, John S. 77
Fair, Julia Frances 77
Fair, Randolph Whitmer 77
Fair, Robert 47
Fair, William A. 28
Fairbanks, Rufus 28
Fairfax County 50,77
Fairfax, A. S. 71
Fairfax, Addison 64
Fairfax, Addison S. 77
Fairfax, Aubrey 77
Fairfax, C. 64
Fairfax, Emma 77
Fairfax, H. B. 77
Fairfax, J. W. 64,71
Fairfax, James W. 77
Fairfax, John W. 28
Fairfax, Lucy Ellen 77
Fairfax, Mary Jane 77
Fairfax, M. K. 77
Fairfax, Mary Frances 77
Falkland 26,37,46,48,61
Falkland on Bull Run 27
Farmer, James M. 77
Farnsworth 25,32,33,37,39
47,48,52
96
Farnsworth, H. A. 51
Farrell, Michael 28
Farrow, Thomas M. 3,4
Fauquier County 22,72,77,84
Fayman Arrington, J. E. 64
Fayman, Va. 79,80,84,89
Ferguson, Martha Mary 77
Ferrell, Mrs. 44
Fewell, Fannie S. 16
Fewell, James 28
Fewell, Rhoda 16
Fewell, William 50
Fewell, William S. 15
Fick, J. R. 47
Fick, John Rolf 77
Fincham, Joseph L. 77
Fisher, E. 61
Fisher, Esaw 52,59
Fisher, James 62,63
Fisher, Martha 77
Fisher, Tasker 52
Fields, Silas 44
Finch, A. D. 50,55
Fisher, Jacob 59
Fisher, Samuel H. 28
Fitzgerald 32,33
Fitzgerald, Mollie 45
Fitzhugh, John 28,38
Fitzhugh, William H. 28
Flaherty, Ammas 50
Flaherty, Dora 77
Flanders land 32
Fleet, David 77
Fletcher, A. C. 77
Fletcher, Abner 51
Fletcher, Frank 51,77
Fletcher, J. W. 51
Fletcher, James B. 77
Fletcher, John 52,61
Fletcher, John W. 28
Fletcher, Thomas 56,61
Fletcher, W. 54
Florence, Anna 77
Florence, B. M. Mrs. 21,66
Florence, Benjamin 29
Florence, Charles H. 59
Florence, George H. 62
Florence, J. W. 51,64
Florence, James A. 52
Florence, Jennette 77
Florence, John L. 78
Florence, Joseph A. 77
Florence, Louisa 78
Florence, M. A. 64,71
Florence, R. 16
Florence, Roland 29
Florence, W. W. 51
Florence, William E. 59
Fogarty, John 29,52
Foley, Ann E. 29
Foley, C. W. 53
Foley, E. H. 29
Foley, Elizabeth 20
Foley, Hester 78
Foley, Ida 20
Foley, Jane 53
Foley, Jane P. 20
Foley, Josephine 20
Foley, M. J. 46
Foley, Mary 78
Foley, R. A. 20,71
Folks, Mary 78
Foot, E. Mrs. 21,45,66
Foot, Wm. 45
Foote, Bertie 45
Foote, C. A. 29
Foote, Elizabeth C. 78
Foote, Eva 45
Foote, Fred 26
Foote, Jo 29
Foote, Virginia 45
Foote, William 78
Forbes 27,37
Forbes, A. T. 47,52
Forbes, Murry 29,41,47,50,
52
Force, A. M. 38,47
Ford, Arthur 78
Ford, Francis 59
Ford, Winter W. 44
Forest 24,27,28,29,30,31,33,
35,36,39,41,47,48,49,55,56
Forkland 41,53
Foster Hall 33
Foster, Eliz 29
Foster, James R. 29
Foster, Redmon 29,78
Foster, Thomas 29
Foster, W. P. 50
Foston 34
Fowke, Frederick W. 78
Fowke, T. E. 78
Fox 25,36
Fox & Vanhook 38,48
Fox, John 29
Fox, Richard 42
Fox, Susan 78
Fox, T. M. 55,71,78
Fox, Zed 59
France 76,77
Francis, E. C. Mrs. 66
Francis, John A. 29
Frazier, Thomas C. 16
Fredricksburg 73,74,78,81,83
84,85,86,88
Free tract 30,38
Free, Laura V. 45,78
Free, W. R. 78
Free, William R. 12
French Run 29
French, Daniel 3
French, J. F. 29
French, Jas. W. 29
French, John R. 29
French, Lucy A. Miss 21,44
French, Martha F. Miss 21,66
Frenchville 29
Fritter, Lewis A. 43
Fritter, William Master 78
Fuechsel, August H. 13
Fuller, Edward H. 29
Furr, Francis Mrs. 21
Furr, Frazier Mrs. 66
Furr, Frazier Rev. 44
Furr, Nellie 44
Fuschel, A. H. 29
Gaines, Albert 29,61
Gaines, Annie O. 78
Gaines, E. P. 11,14,61
Gaines, Edwin 29
Gaines, Ella 61
Gaines, John P. 78
Gaines, Thomas B. 29,65
Gaines, Thomas Latham 78
Gaines, William H. Sr. 29
Gainesville 26,28,29,30,32,
33,34,35,46,56,73,75,77,78
79,80,82,83,84,85,86,87,88
89
Gainesville Twp. 11
Galleher, Charles 29
Galleher, M. 29
Gallop 31
Gamble, John 29
Gardner, Arthur L. 78
Gardner, John 78
Gardner, Sarah 78
Garner, J. H. 63
Garner, Joseph 63
Garner, Isaiah 63
Garner, Luther 64
Garner, Thomas 29
Garner, William 29
Garner, William E. 59
Garnett, T. E. 78
Garrison, James H. 78
Garrison, Mary L. 78
Garrison, P. W. 42
97
Gaskins, Catherine 29
Gaskins, E. 57
Gaskins, Frank 78
Gaskins, J. R. 78
Gaskins, Oliver 52
Gaskins, Susan (col) 29
Gaskins, Thomas 57
Gaugh, Jas R. 29
George, H. T. 55
George, J. W. 78
George, Virginia 29
Georgetown College 33
Gibson, Francis B. 29
Gibson, George 29,38,47,51
Gibson, John J. 78
Gibson, Mary S. 78
Giddings, E. B. 78
Gilbert, Minor 29
Gilbert Brothers & Co. 68
Gilcherest, Thomas 29
Gill, Lettie 29
Girocco, Rocco 78
Glasscock 29
Glascock, A. A. 78
Glasscock, Burr 17
Glascock, Mollie E. 78
Glasscock, O. F. 29
Glascock, Susie A. 78
Glascock, W. B. 63
Gnadt, Julia August 78
Godfrey 30,36,52
Godfrey, Chap 57
Godfrey, Chapman 53,57
Godfrey, Joseph 71
Golding, Thomas 29
Good, R. 23
Goode, Adam W. 78
Goode, J. C. 46
Goode, John C. 78
Goode, John W. 78
Goode, Mary A. 45
Gooding, John 4
Gooding, Stiopia 78
Goose Creek 46
Goose Run 31,32,34,35,61
Goodwin, E. H. 78
Goodwin, George M. 10,78
Goodwin, James 78
Goodwin, John H. 29
Goodwin, John T. 11,51
Goodwin, William 29
Goodwin, William E. 4
Gordon, Mattie 78
Gore 29
Gorrell, J. L. 78
Gosset, Kansas 74
Gossom, John C. 20
Gossom, Mary F. 78
Gossom, Thomas E. 63
Gough, Henry W. 78
Gough, J. J. 51
Gough, John W. 78
Gough, Julia Ann 78
Gough, Moses F. 78
Gough, Sallie H. Mrs. 78
Grandling, Edward 29
Graham, Ella Mrs. 78
Graham, John 29
Gray, Francis 29
Gray, A. R. MD 78
Gray, J. H. 23,71
Gray, Margaret 71
Gray, Robert 52,78
Graybill, Lewis H. 29
Graybill, Mary W. T. 29
Graybill, Mary W. 48
Graybill, May W. 38
Grason, Enoch 29,38,48,56
Grason, Enoch (col) 29
Grayson, G. B. 51
Grayson, Henry (col) 30
Grayson, J. B. 5
Grayson, Lewis 78
Green, Allen 78
Green, Ann 30
Green, Elijah 30
Green, J. H. 42
Green, J. Willard 53,69
Green, P. H. 42
Green, Roscoe H. 30
Green, Thomas 38,48
Greene, John H. 43
Greenville 32,48
Greenwich 35,37,46,48,56,73
74,77,83,85,86,87,88
Greenwood 41,49,53
Greenwood Me. Church 43
Greenwool, Walter 30
Gregg, John W. Jr. 30
Gregg, Myron E. 30
Gregory, J. C. 79
Gregory, Marshall 30
Grey, Charles F. 59
Grey, Charles R. 59
Greyson, James T. 59
Griffin, Grace 79
Griffin, Henrietta R. 79
Griffin, Sallie W. 79
Griffin, William 30
Griffis, Francis 42
Griffith, John W. 71
Grigsby, Bettie M. 30,38
Grigsby, John R. 30
Grigsby, Norman B. 79
Grimes, G. W. 71
Grimes, James F. 22
Griffith, John 20
Griffith, R. P. 20
Grove, Clark Varner 79
Groveton 74,76
Grundling, Edward 38,47
Gue, Frank Jr. 79
Gulick, James F. 50
Gulick, James Franklin 67
Guthrie, B. F. 79
Haislip, Brawner N. 79
Haislip, Enoch 63
Haislip, Charles 11
Haislip, H. C. 26
Haislip, Henry 26
Haislip, Howard 79
Haislip, James N. 71
Haislip, Malon 63
Haislip, R. M. 63
Haislip, Robert H. 79
Haislip, S. M. 79
Hall, Charles E. 79
Hall, Henry D. 30
Hall, James W. 79
Hall, John 30
Hall, John W. 79
Hall, L. A. 51
Hall, L. D. 71
Hall, Mary Louise 79
Hall, Spencer 51
Hall, T. A. 44
Hall, William 30
Hall, William Alfred 79
Hamet 57
Hammerle, Eugene 79
Hammitt land 47
Hammett tract 27
Hammill 39
Hammill, E. A. 50
Hammill 52
Hammill, Hugh 59
Hammill, Rose 79
Hampton, Emma 79
Hampton, James O. 79
Hanner, George W. 30
Hansbrough, Early 72
Hansborough, Edward 77
Harest, Walter 30
Harley, S. C. 82
Harley, Samuel C. 79
Harmon, James H. 61
Harnishand, S. M. 43
Harper, John D. 79
98
Harper, John N. 30
Harrington, James O. 63
Harrington, Mary 79
Harris, Agustus 79
Harris, Arthur 64
Harris, Bernard 79
Harris, Charles 43
Harris, Charles R. 79
Harris, Jane 43
Harris, John 30
Harris, John W. 79
Harris, Levi H. 44
Harris, P. 23
Harris, R. 23
Harrison Ford 55
Harrison, B. E. 4,30
Harrison, Elias 30,38,47
Harrison, G. W. 71
Harrison, James 30,38,47
Harrison, John 30
Harrison, John A. 11,20
Harrison, Martha 20
Harrison, Sally 30
Harrison, William S. 11
Harrisonburg 79
Harover, H. C. 71
Harrover, James David 79
Hartramft, William A. 59
Harts Village 1
Hawes, T. H. 20
Hawley, William A. 1,2
Hayes, Ida Hill 79
Hayes, Nina H. 79
Hayfield 25,27,29,38,41,47,
48,52,56,61
Haymarket 25,30,31,34,35,36
37,60,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,
80,81,82,83,84,85,86,97,89,
113
Haymarket Ordinary 127
Hazen, A. 44
Hazen, C. W. 55
Hazen, Nellie 21,66
Hazen, S. A. 21,44,66
Hazlett, Mahlon 59
Heath, Francis A. 30
Hedges, C. E. 63
Hedges, J. 63
Hedrick, Jane 79
Hedrick, R. L. 40
Hedrick, Samuel 79
Hedrick, Samuel 62
Heflin, Joseph R. 60
Heineken, Christian A. 79
Helm, E. 4
Helm, Lewis 79
Henderson, Robert 62
Henderson, Robert Jr. 79
Henderson, W. W. 79
Hennion, John 4
Hennion, Julia Ann 4
Henry, Ellen P. M. 5
Henry, Hugh F. 5
Henry, John 5
Henry, Judith 5
Hensley, Alonzo 51,79
Hensley, M. A. J. 65
Henson, R. H. 46
Hereford, Feronia Larkin 79
Hereford, S. C. 79
Hereford, T. P. S. 30
Hereford, Thomas P. 11
Herndon, C. A. 41
Herndon, D. 30,38,41,48
Herndon, E. 30,38,41,48
Herndon, F. M. 55
Herndon, Hayward 79
Herndon, John H. 55
Herndon, S. 55
Herndon, Sarah C. 79
Herndon, T. A. 79
Herndon, T. W. 55
Herrell, Capt. James C. 79
Herell, Jane C. Mrs. 79
Herrick, Isaac 13
Herring, Eliza J. 79
Herring, Henry A. 79
Herring, William A. 71
Herryon, John 30
Hershberger, J. P. 65
Hershberger, John F. 65
Hershberger, S. 65
Hetinger, John 57
Heuser, W. L. 52
Hibbs, Benjamin 30
Hibbs, E. H. 79
Hickory Grove 73,77,78,81,
88,89
Hill, Cynthia G. 79
Hill, Forest 42
Hill, J. M. 59
Hill, Jerm A. 79
Hilo 41
Hinton, J. B. 38
Hite, Bella F. Love 79
Hixson, E. 50
Hixson, Eppa 63
Hixson, G. W. 51
Hixson, G. W. Mrs. 21,44,66
Hixson, George W. 79
Hixson, James E. 79
Hixson, Laura 45
Hixson, Leonard 45
Hixson, Leonard E. 79
Hixson, Levi Mrs. 45
Hixson, Mary Mrs. 22
Hixson, Mary J. 45
Hixson, Mary T. Mrs. 67
Hixson, Moses 26
Hixson, Noah 44,55
Hixson, R. W. 19
Hixson, Rachel Mrs. 66
Hixson, Wallace Mrs. 21,66
Hoadley 76,77,79,82,83,84,
85,87,89
Hobensack, William 79
Hockman, A. J. 79
Hodgkin, Mary 30
Hodgkin, William F. 30
Hoffman, Judson F. 80
Hoffman, Lizzie 44
Hoffman, Mary A. 80
Holderman, D. D. 80
Holland, Henry 50,71
Holland, M. F. L. 30
Holland, Mary F. L. 57,59
Holland, R. W. 59,63,71
Hollesen, John P. 80
Holliday, William L. 80
Hollister, F. L. 40
Holly, John A. 30
Holmead, Charles H. 30
Holmes, C. H. 59
Holmes, Edward 131
Holmes, Ella V. 80
Holmes, F. W. 30
Holmes, G. W. 26
Holmes, Ina E. Mrs. 80
Holmes, J. 26
Holmes, L. F. 55,61,71
Holmes, Lillian R. 80
Holmes, M. C. 12,71
Holmes, Morrison C. 80
Holmes, Thomas 30,163
Holmes, William Henry 80
Holsinger, A. L. 80
Holtzman, William F. 30
Holtzman, William P. 30
Hooe & Johnson 30,38,40,46,
48,56
Hooe & others 29
Hooe, Howson 110,114,117
121,122,125,163
Hooe, Kate Miss 21,66
Hooe, Margaret 30
Hooe, R. 30
Hooe, R. H. 30,50
Hooe, Rice 30
99
Hooe, Robert H. 14
Hooe, Thomas 30
Hooe, V. Mrs. 66
Hooe, Virginia Mrs. 45
Hooe’s Creek 32,48
Hooe’s Mill 47,52
Hoore, Walter 38
Hopkins, Alberta 80
Hopkins, C. A. S. 44
Hooe, C. A. S. Mrs. 66
Hopkins, J. D. 59
Hopkins, Lizzie D. 44
Hornbaker, Elizabeth A. 80
Hornbaker, Frank W. 80
Hornbaker, J. H. 30
Hornbaker, J. R. 44
Hornbaker, Jacob 53
Hornbaker, John R. 80
Hornbaker, Lizzie 44
Hornbaker, W. 30
Horne, David H. 80
Horner, B. W. 80
Horner, Clarence M. 80
Horner, J. G. 13
Horner, James 80
Horton, J. H. 51
Horner, John G. 59
Horner, W. G. 63
Horton, Charles W. 13
Horton, H. M. 38,47
Horton, Henry M. 30
Horton, Henry Mrs. 41
Horton, M. E. 47
Horton, M. W. 12,50
Horton’s School House 55
Hottle, John S. 53
Houchens, Emma Mrs. 21,66
Houchins, J. R. 50
Houchens, L. A. 22
Hough, L. F. 80
Hough, R. R. S. 63
Houles Mill 24
House, Michael 11
Howard House 71
Howard, Ella M. 21,66
Howard, James 51,61
Howard, W. G. 59
Howe Truss Bridge 18
Howell, Elizabeth 80
Howison 57
Howison, Allen 14
Howison, B. 30
Huber, George 30
Huffman, Eliza J. 21,67
Huffman, Robert F. 80
Hulfish, G. A. 20
Hulfish, Garrett 31
Hulfish, J. P. 20
Hulls heirs 38,48
Humphreys, Odell 80
Hunley, Henry Lamberth 80
Hunt, Eppa Hunton 80
Hunter, G. W. 49
Hunton & Brother 31,38,46,
48
Hunton, Charles H. 31,46
Hunton, E. 47
Hunton, Eppa 31
Hunton, I. H. 51
Hunton, J. B. 31,46,48
Hunton, James W. 54
Hunton, Rose Mrs. 80
Hunton, Thomas E. 56
Hunton, W. E. 31
Hunton, William 31,61
Hutchison 37,39,46,48,56
Hutchinson, John 31,41
Hutchison, W. 62
Hutchison, Westwood 64,80
Hyde Park 35
Hyde, Harvey 31
Hyde, Mary D. 80
Hynson, Augusta 80
Hynson, Charles L.
Hynson, F. W. 50
Hynson, Sedrick 80
Iden, B. F. 45,80
Iden, B. F. MD 50
Iden, Sue? 21
Iden, V. J. Mrs. 21,66
Iden, W. F. 50
Independent Hill 38,47,73,74,
76,79,81,82,83,87,89
Ish 40,46,48,56
Ish, Robert 31
Ives, Reuben 31
Ivyland PA 79
Jackson 56
Jackson, Allen 21
Jackson, B. B. 59
Jackson, Charles 64
Jackson, Francis 31
Jackson, J. W. 23,59,80
Jackson, James 30
Jackson, Lena 45
Jackson, Reuben 52,61
Jackson, William 80
Jacobs, Augustus 31,38,40,46
48,53,56
Janney, Samuel H. 38,49
Janson, Jergen 80
Jardine, J. W. 50
Jasper, Daniel 31
Jasper, Napolean 63
Jeffries, Benjamin T. 80
Jeffries, H. M. 80
Jeffries, Jackson E. 80
Jeffries, James M. 80
Jeffries, Lucien 80
Jelliff, Gould D. 31
Jellick, R. 18
Jenkins, Asa Hamilton 80
Jenkins, J. W. 71
Jenkins, Maud 80
Jenkins, Charles T. 71
Jennings, Franklin 52
Jennings, Thomas 31
Jersey City 82
Jett, P. S. 21
Jett, Phillip 57
Jewell 33
Jewell, A. M. 41,56,61
Jewell, B. E. 31
Jewell, Benjamin 63
Jewell, C. H. 63
Jewell, Charles 59
Jewell, F. 31
Jewell, Elijah 31
Jewell, Ennis 80
Jewell, John 63
Jewell, John T 59
Jewell, P. 31
Jewell, Silas 31,38,46,48
Jewell, W. 59
Jewell, William B. 59
Johnson, __ B. 51
Johnson, A. H. 17
Johnson, Alexander 80
Johnson, Annie M. 80
Johnson, Arthur 59
Johnson, C. R. C. 80
Johnson, Charles McKinley
80
Johnson, Daniel 80
Johnson, Fannie 80
Johnson, George W. 70,71
Johnson, Hazelton 31
Johnson, Horletine 40
Johnson, A. B. 80
Johnson, John 21,43,80
Johnson, John F. 31
Johnson, Maria 80
Johnson, Oscar 42
Johnson, R. E. Lee 80
Johnson, Sallie 80
Johnson, Thomas 51
Johnson, William H. 64
Johnson, William Thomas 80
100
Johnson, Willis 64
Johnson, Willis L. 80
Jones, C. W. 52,61
Jones, Catherine 80
Jones, Charles 52
Jones, Flora Mrs. 21,66
Jones, Flora A. 44
Jones, George 38,47
Jones, George A. 81
Jones, Hattie J. 60
Jones, Isaac 50
Jones, Isreal 11
Jones, J. C. 11
Jones, Jacob 55
Jones, James W. 61
Jones, Katie 45
Jones, Martha F. 81
Jones, Paul 59
Jones, R. M. 81
Jones, Samuel 52
Jones, Sherly 61
Jones, Shirley 51
Jones, Thomas 4,11,35,50,55,
57
Jones, W. T. 81
Joplin 73,74,75,78,81,82,83,
88
Jordan, B. H. 51,52,57
Jordan, C. E. 81
Jordan, Eldridge 81
Jordan, J. H. 12
Juniper, Jesse 52,62
Kaiser, Henry 65
Kaiser, G. 65
Kaplan, J. M. 81
Kealey, John P. 81
Kearney, H. W. 63
Keith, James 20
Keller, William 44
Kelly 81
Kelly, William 21
Kemp, George 38,48
Kemper, T. J. 12
Kenbridge Va. 76
Kendall’s Spavin Cure 68
Kenna, A. M. 66
Kensington, Md. 75
Keppler, George 64
Kerlin, Annie 81
Kerlin, David F. 81
Kerlin, F. G. 67
Kerlin, W. Hampton 81
Kerns, John 38,46,48,53
Ketcham, Jason 11,17
Kettle Run 32,36,37
Key Port NJ 80
Key, Alice 81
Keyes, J. W. 81
Keyes, John E. 81
Keys Building 64
Keys, A. H. 55
Keys, Annie 81
Keys, Arthur 65
Keys, Charles M. 81
Keys, E. G. W. 81
Keys, H. A. 50,71
Keys, Henry A. 12
Keys, Isaiah 50
Keys, J. F. 51
Keys, James Wesley 81
Keys, John L. 50
Keys, John W. 25
Keys, Lee 81
Keys, M. J. 12,47
Keys, Margaret 81
Keys, R. H. 64
Keys, R. Hilman 64
Keys, Robert 59
Keys, Sarah 81
Keyser, Charles Eugene 81
Keyser, Charles Henry 81
Keyser, E. S. 51
Kibler, Ferdinand 81
Kidwell, Walter 63
Kiewit, Marie Mrs. 81
Kimball, G. H. 48
Kimball, George H. 38
Kincheloe 56
Kincheloe, A. P. 21,44,66
Kincheloe, Agnes V. 81
Kincheloe, Alice 81
Kincheloe, Alice B. 65
Kincheloe, Beulah 65
Kincheloe, Daniel 81
Kincheloe, E. T. 71
Kincheloe, Florence G. 81
Kincheloe, Hector 12
Kincheloe, J. W. 81
Kincheloe, John . 57
Kincheloe, Mrs. 43
Kincheloe, Myrtle Lee 81
Kincheloe, Robert E. 59
Kincheloe, Thomas 52
Kincheloe, W. B. Mrs. 21,66
Kincheloe, W. W.,13,24,40,
50,53,54,57,61,64,65,66
Kincheloe, Willie E. 81
Kincheloe’s Store 13
King, J. R. 51,61
King, James Robert 81
King, M. T. 81
King, Robert 23
King, Samuel 59
King, Thomas H. 59
Kingston, Elizabeth 81
Kinsley’s Mill 31
Kleepstein, H. W. 16
Klutz, Nancy 52,53.56
Koontz, A. F. 44
Koontz, Mollie F. 44
Koontz, Mollie F. Mrs. 21,66
Kopp 81
Lafoe, Olivia 81
Lake, Clarence 81
LaGrange 69
Lam, Herman 81
Lamb, G. F. 57
Lamb, Thomas K. 57
Lambert, C. H. MD 64
Lambert, Ida Spullock 81
Lambert, Morton M. 81
Landes, D. A. 81
Landes, D. H. 81
Langdon, P. C. 40
Lange & Company 29
Langford, Walter 81
Langworthy, E. 12
Langhyer, Catherine E. 81
Langyher, John 38,46,48
Langyher’s Mill 38,81
Lanigan, Thomas M. A. 81
Lansdown 25,29,30,34,37,38,
39,41,46,47,49,56,57
Lansdown Road 55
Lansdowne, Albert 81
Lansdown, Julia 73
Larkin 29
Larkin tract 32
Larkin, Blanche F. 81
Larkin, C. M. 81
Larkin, Emma L. 81
Larkin, James R. 81
Larkin, L. A. Jr. 70
Larkin, Lizzie J. 81
Larson, Kirston 81
Larson, Thomas 81
Las Vegas Nev. 88
Latham, Henry L. 81
Latham, William C. 81
Latimer, C. A. 21,66
Latimer, C. E. C. 38,48
Latimer, C. W. 53
Lawler, Emily Tyler 82
“Lawnville”
Lawson, Zackariah B. 82
Leamon 63
Leache, Sallie 46
101
Leachman, John Pendleton
82
Leachman, J. R. 53,70
Leachman, Robert C. 4
Leachman, Thomas Keith 82
Leary, J. B. 52
Leary, J. L. 51
Leary, W. B. 51
Leary, W. H. 52
Leary, William H. 82
Leary’s Mill 29
Ledman, Garrett 38,48
Ledman, L. 22,63
Ledman, Sarah 57
Ledman, Wesley 71
Lee, Olivia D. 46
Lee, Robert A. 82
Leedy, John William 82
Leesylvania 33,39,41,49
Legg, John W. 51
Lemon, W. 63
Lewis, Charles 21
Lewis, D. R. 82
Lewis, F. M. 11,51
Lewis, Frank Ashby 82
Lewis, Francis W. 17
Lewis, J. F. 51
Lewis, Joseph 61
Lewis, Joseph F. 82
Lewis, Julia 82
Lewis, Mack 69
Lewis, Robert Lee 82
Lewis, Rose B. 82
Lewis, W. H. 47,82
Liberia 31,32,39,41,46,48,49,
57
Lickle, Sarah 21,66
Lieber, John Henry 82
Liebigs Beef 68
Liming, A. L. 82
Liming, John F. 42
Liming, Mary W. 82
Limsey, Lillie Mrs. 21,66
Limstrong 69
Limstrong, C. M. Mrs. 21,66
Lindsay, Opie F. 82
Lint, S. S. 65
Lion, A. Somerville 44
Lion, Florence S. 44
Lion, George J. 44
Lion, Thomas H. 82
Lipscomb, Judge 57
Lipscomb, Judge W. 60
Lipscomb, Mary D. 82
Lipscomb, P. D. 4,38,47
Lipscomb, Phillip D. 82
Lipscomb, W. E. 65
Lipscomb, W. N. 45
Lipscomb, William E. 20,21,
50,51,54,61,63,64
Lipscomb, W. N. 51,57
Lipscomb, William N. 82
Listerine 68
Little Bull Run 25,29,33
Little Creek 24,28,36
Lloyd, Arbelia V. 82
Lloyd, George H. 44
Lloyd, Samuel 59
Lomax 33
Lomax, Daniel 21,82
Lomax, M. L. 43
Lomax, Warner 21,44
Lomax, William 21,43
Long, Amos 82
Long, G. W. 52,61
Long, George 59
Long, Laura E. 82
Longwell, W. W. 44
Lohse, George 44
Losee, Jane 1
Losee, Peter 1
Loose, Althea E. Mrs 21,66
Loose, Elmer 44,50
Lorton Va. 86
Los Angeles CA 82
Love, Henry 4
Love, John S. 50
Love, L. H. 51,71
Love, Peter 38,47
Love, William 61
Loveless, Andrew 63
Lovelace, Andrew W. 82
Lovelace, John 59
Loveless, John F. 64
Low, Andrew 82
Lowe, Douglass 82
Lowe, George 59
Lowe, Gurlie 82
Lowe, L. C. 55
Lowe, R. L. 59
Lowe, S. R. 82
Lowe, Samuel R. 13,17
Lowery, Walter P. 59
Lowman, H. L. 51
Lucky Run 46,48
Ludwig, R. G. 57
Ludwig, R. P. 82
Lunsford, John 50
Lunsford, R. 62
Lunsford, W. A. 61
Luxford, Mamie T. 82
Lyell, R. J. 62
Lyles, Turner S. 82
Lynch, M. 82
Lynch, Martin 50
Lynn & Tibbs 30
Lynn, A. P. 12,13
Lynn, Albert W. 12
Lynn, Clarence Lycurgus 82
Lynn, D. M. 55
Lynn, Edward 63
Lynn, F. S. 59
Lynn, Felix S. 63
Lynn, H. H. 60
Lynn, James 59
Lynn, John Humphrey 82
Lynn, L. F. 12
Lynn, Luther 59
Lynn, Mollie H. 82
Lynn, Seymour 38,48
Lynn, R. A. Mrs. 59
Lynn, T. H. 63
Lynn, T. W. 59
Lynn, Thompson 38,47
Lynn, W. S. 63
Lynn, William 38
Lynn, William M. 12
Lyon, Sommerville Mrs. 21
66
Lyons, William A. 16
Lyons, William A. Jr. 16
M. E. Church 42
Macedonia M.E. Church 42
Maconaughey, E. P. 82
Macrae, G. H. 82
Macrae, J. W. F. 40
Maddox, George E. 82
Maddox, Thomas 31
Maddox, William 31,61
Magaw, Margaret H. M. 82
Mahone, Mattie A. 82
Maine, J. A. 38
Mame, Emily C. 31
Manassas 15,22,26,28,30,31,
34,35,38,40,41,45,48,50,52,
53,56,57,61,64,67,68,71,73,
74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,
83,84,85,86,87,88,89
Manassas Citizens 21,44
Manassas Colored 20
Manassas Court House 62
Manassas Gap R.R. 31,46
Manassas Journal 65
Manassas M.E. Church 55
Manassas Station 29
Manassas Twp. 11
Manley, Sandy 31
Mansfield, Thomas W. 82
102
Manuel, Benjamin F. 11
Manuel, George F. 60
Manuel, J. P. 14,49,50,82
Manuel, James R. 82
Manuel, Robert 14
Manuel, William J. 13
Maple Valley 25,30,31,32,37,
46,53,57
Marks, Thomas K. 82
Marsh 36,37,40,49
Marshall, A. T. 53
Marshall, Allen 63
Marshall, John A. 31
Marshall, Joseph 63
Marshall, Robert 38,52,60
Marshall, Wesley W. 82
Marsteller, A. A. 14
Marsteller, Ann 31
Marsteller, Anna D. 82
Marsteller, C. A. 40,46
Marsteller, Cyrus 31,47
Marsteller, L. A. 50
Marsteller, Marianna C. 82
Marsteller, Samuel A. 31
Marsteller, Selma M. Dr. 82
Martyne, Samuel 50
Marshall, W. B. Jr. 63
Marshall, Wesley 64
Mary Washington Hosp. 73
Massadale 29,32
Massey, Henry 51
Mathias, Anne 82
Mathias, J. W. 82
Matthew, Ella M. 82
Matthew, Martha A. 82
Mauck, Jony Tunsil 83
Maupin, Myra E. 83
Maxfield, A. E. 31,38,48
Maxfield, George L. 31
Maxfield, John W. C. 83
Maxfield, Mary Jane 82
Maxfield, Minor 31,38,48
May, Elias 83
Mayfield 33
Mayhugh, Joseph M. 83
Mayhugh, Lewis 83
Mayhugh, P. B. 83
Mayhugh, W. T. 83
McAfee 29
McCall, Horace 31,38,40,46,
48
McCartney, William 43
McClanahan, Nellie 21,66
McCuen, Lucien 83
McCuen, Richard 83
McCuin, Sarah 31
McDonald, George Benjamin
83
McDonald, J. T. 51
McDonald, John T. 83
McDonald, Virginia D. 83
McDonough, James 11
McEwing, Edward 31
McEwing, Julia F. 83
McFadden, James 56,61
McInteer, A. L. 23
McInteer, J. M. 47,83
McInteer, Rebecca 44
McInteer, Robert Lee 83
McInteer, Stuart 20,51
McIntosh, R. E. 47
McIntuff, H. C. 71
McKay, Charles G. 83
McKee, William 51
McLean 56
McLearen, George Ray 83
McMahan, Jesse R. 83
McMichael, A. J. 83
McLean 30,40,46,48
McLean, Virginia B. 31
McNair, Ernest & Co. 31
McPherson tract 28
McPherson, John D. 31
McPherson, R. M. 31
McVeigh, B. F. 50
McVeigh, J. W. 38
Meade, Robert A. 83
Meadville PA 6,17
Meadowville Farm 53
Mechanic Grove PA 67
Medford, George D. 50
Medford, Nettie Mrs. 21,66
Meddford, G. D. 44
Meddford, G. G. 44
Meddford, Nettie 44
Melvin, Maria L. 31
Merchant, Benjamin D. 15
Merchant, Henry Douglass
83
Merchant, L. E. 23
Merchant, Philothia 45
Merchant, R. W. 45,47,50,61
Merchant, R. W. Mrs. 21,66
Merchant, Roberta Mrs. 21,
Merchant, Roberta B. 66,83
Merchant, Tamsley J. 83
Merchant, W. C. 51
Merchant, Walter Mrs. 44
Meredith, E. E. 14,18,23,52
Meredith, Dr. J. C. 68
Meredith, J. M. 31
Meredith, Lawson 44
Meredith, T. S. 50
Meredith, Thomas S. 83
Merkle, I. P. 51
Merrill, Edna L. 83
Merritt, C. Mrs. 21,66
Mertz, Antonia 83
Metcalfe, J. B. 50
Metherell, John 64
Methrell, Susan Jane 83
Methodist Epis. Ch. 43
Metzger, Harry C. 83
Miles, John (col) 31
Milford 32,52,87
Mill Creek 46
Miller, A. T. 42,43
Miller, Cerena 83
Miller, Fannie 83
Miller, Goodwin 83
Miller, I. J. 83
Miller, J. W. 50
Miller, Mary Ann 83
Miller, Mary C. 83
Milligan, Harry 45
Milligan, R. Mrs. 21,66
Milligan, Richard 44
Mills 28,38,48
Mills, G. R. 64
Mills, Lewis 63
Mills, J. T. 59
Milnes, Winifred M. 83
Milstead, Coalman 83
Milstead, Isaac 31
Milstead, J. H. 59
Milstead, John C. 83
Milstead, Noah 63
Milstead, Willis 59
Minnieville 73,74,75,76,77,
83,84,85,86,87
Mitchell 52
Mitchell, E. K. 83
Mitchell, H. F. 52
Mitchell, James 83
Mitchell, Jennie 43
Mitchell, Mary Miss 21,66
Mitchell, Matilda Ann 83
Mitchell, Winnie 43
Mix, Clarence V. 83
Molair, Robert 65
Moncure, John 32
Monroe, Annie Rebecca 83
Mooney, Esther S. 83
Mooney, G. T. C. 71
Mooney, Louton A. 83
Moor Green 33
Moor, E. 50
Moore 48
103
Moore, George B. H. 83
Moore, J. W. 45
Moore, John 32
Moore, Mima 83
Moore, Roland D. 12
Moore, Thomas 32
Morasa, John 83
Morgan, B. 2
Morgan, Col. 2
Morgan, James 1
Morgan, James B. 3
Morgan, Jane
Morgan, John A. 83
Morgan, John Gordon 83
Morris, E. D. 83 Sr. 83
Morris, E. J. 591
Morris, J. R. 71
Morumssico Land Imp. 46
Moss, Martha A. 32,47,52
Moss, Mary A. 32
Moss, Thomas 47,52
Mount, Emily Mrs. 83
Mount, W. H. 51
Mount, William H. 61
Mt. Atlas 29,32,36,39,46,49,
53,57
Mt. Pleasant 32,36
Muddiman, Ella V. 44
Muddiman, H. C. 44
Muddiman, John T. 44
Muddiman, Joseph 44
Muddiman, Joseph Nurse 83
Muddiman, L. N. 62
Muddiman, Lucy A. 21,67
Muddiman, M. Mrs. 22
Muddiman, Maga Mrs. 67
Muddiman, Margaret 83
Muddiman, Mrs. 21,66
Muddiman, W. G. 45
Mulholland, Patrick 44
Munceo Farm 41
Murdie, Thomas J. 83
Murphey, Elizabeth 32,84
Murphy, John J. 84
Murphy, Rowsay 38,48
Murray, Dallas 19,84
Murry, James 23,59
Muschett, J. M. 32
Muschett, James C. 52,61
Muschett, Louisa 32
Muschett, Virginia 32
Mustang Lin. 68
Myers Tract 24
Naglee, John 50
Nailor, Jesse 46,48
Naglie, Joe 24
Nalls, E. B. 39
Nalls, Enoch B. 32,48
Nalls, J. W. 71
Nalls, Lucy 84
Nalls, Richard A. 84
Nalls, Sarepta 32
Nalls, William M. 4
Nash, Charles Emory 84
Nash, Daniel 52
Nash, Henry 59
Nash, Mary C. 84
Nash, Reuben 64
Nash, Thomas 84
Nash, S. 23
Naylor, Cornelius 32
Naylor, Jesse 32,39
Naylor, Samuel 32
Naylor, Jarred J. 21
Neabsco 28,30,32,34,35,37,
53,73,75,79,84
Neabsco Run 31,34,39,47,49,
53,61
Neal, John T. 59
Negro – Charles 4
Neill, John 62
Nelson, E. 19,23,42,45,47,50,
52,53,61,65,66,70
Nelson, E. Capt. 67
Nelson, Edwin 53,62
Nelson, Horatio 84
Nelson, J. E. 61
Nelson, James E. 61
Nelson, James Edwin 84
Nelson, Thomas 5
Nelson, William 51,59
New Jersey 82
New York 73
New York City 85
Newington Va. 84
Newman 50
Newman, Amanda 61
Newman, Isaac 32
Newman, John W. 38,52
Newman, Levi H. 11
Newman, Mary C. 21,66
Newman, Mollie 21,66
Newman, Mollie E. 44
Newman, Oliver 44
Newman, Oliver E. 84
Newman, alter Asbury 84
Newport 25,26,28,33,35,36
Newton, Abraham 42
Newton, William B. 42
Nickens, Emma Dale 84
Nickens, John 44
Nickens, Sallie 84
Nickens, Virginia 32,39,48
Nickens, William C. 84
Nicol & Banks 38,48
Nicol & Sinclair 38,48
Nicol, Aylett 13,17,32,39,48
Nicol, C. E. 47,52,70
Nicol, Ida S. 21,66
Nicol, John A. 54,64,84
Nicol, Louise G. 84
Nokesville 43,74,75,76,77,78
79,81,82,83,84,85,86,87
Norman, James F. 32
North Fork 56
North River 36
North Run 27,40,41,46,48,49
Norvill, L. B. 32
Norville, W. H. 32
Nuff, N. E. 25
Nutt 40,57
Nutt, Fannie P. 84
Nutt, G. W. 84
Oak Grove 25
Oak Hill 35
O’Bannon, L. B. 32
O’Brien, John 16
O’Callaghan, Michael Patrick
84
O’Neil, Dennis 84
O’Neil, George 84
Occoquan 25,26,27,28,32,33,
34,36,38,41,48,49,57,61,73,
74,76,78,79,80,84,86,87
Occoquan Bridge 18,22,23
Occoquan Petition 63
Occoquan River 18,57
Occoquan Run 26,27,28,36,
38,40,41,46,47,48,52,53,56,
61,66
Occoquan Township 12
Occoquan Village 18
Oden, J. S. 32
Oertly, Bartholomew 32,39
Offenbacker, Will 64
O’rear, Martha E. 32
Orangefield 27,31
Oertly, B. 53
Orlando Va. 77,78,80
Ortley, Bartholemew 46,48
Osmun, C. 14
Osmun, L. C. 14
Otterback, Phillip 32
Ozomulsion 68
Ozojell 68
“Pageland” 82
Paint Run 25
“Paradise Farm” 76
104
Parish, J. C. 84
“Park Gate” 36
Parsons, Mary 84
Parsons, Remus Forest 84
Partlow, W. E. 55
Patterson 30,38,47
Patison, Gustay 63
Patterson, James 63
Patterson, John T. 63
Pattie, L. B. 84
Pattie, L. Frank 84
Pattie, Oscar 32
Patton, William 32
Paxton, Mary S. 84
Payne & Kincheloe 34
Payne, Benjamin 50
Payne, Charles A. 51
Payne, Charlotte Virginia 84
Payne, George 84
Payne, George W. 39,52
Payne, Henry 84
Payne, Hugh 84
Payne, J. A. 84
Payne, J. L. 84
Payne, J. R. 51,57
Payne, Jackson 84
Payne, James 63
Payne, John D. 14
Payne, John R. 57
Payne, Myra B. 84
Payne, N. 57
Payne, Ollie S. 84
Payne, Sanford 52
Payne, Sanford Sr. 39,47
Peake 35
Pearl C. H. 84
Pearson 47,52
Pearson, Caroline 84
Pearson, Charles 64,84
Pearson, Craven 32
Pearson, Cumberland 32
Pearson, David 84
Pearson, Frank 84
Pearson, George 32,52
Pearson, George W. 39
Pearson, Henry 84
Pearson, Henry A. 84
Pearson, James R. 84
Pearson, L. 41,56
Pearson, L. E. 64
Pearson, Marshall A. 84
Pearson, Mary A. 84
Pence, Gilbert C. 84
Pearson, Robert A. 84
Pearson, W. F. 63
Pearson, William M. 71
Peeksville 25
Pendleton, S. A. 84
Pendleton, W. A. 84
Pendleton, Wash. 21,43
Penn, Bessie
Penn, Betie 84
Peoples National Bank 72
Perkins, W. B. 51
Perry, Charles H. 32
Perry, H. C. 55,60
Perry, Henrietta 84
Perry, John T. 57
Perry, Nalls 59
Perry, Sidney 52
Perry, Solomon 84
Peters, Franz 84
Peters, Gustav 84
Peters, James 84
Petersburg Va. 84,88
Pettit, Alexander 32
Pettit, C. F. 64
Pettit, Eli 32
Pettitt, G. W.
Pettit, George F. 64
Pettit, I. J. 63,71
Pettit, John 63
Pettit, John F. 32
Pettit, L. W. 63
Pettit, Sarah J. 85
Pettit, William 32
Petty, Catherine 32,39,41,56
Petty, Catarin 48
Peyton, Elias 32,39,48
Peyton, Edward 51
Peyton, Thomas 32
Phelps, J. H. 41
Phelps, James H. 49,53
Phenacetine 68
Philadelphia PA 85,86
Phillips & Ewell 33
Phillips tract 57
Phillips, A. L. 11
Phillips, Celia 32
Phillips, E. S. 26
Phillips, John G. 32
Phillips, R. F. 16
Phillips, William F. 32
Phinn 36
Pickett 50
Pickett, Alice A. 85
Pickett, Annie Marie 85
Pickett, George S. 85
Pickett, Henrietta M. 85
Pickett, James E. 85
Pickett, Reubin 85
Pickett M D. A. 51
Pickett, Samuel 21
Piercy, Mary Ann 85
Pierson, John 60
Pierson, John W. 85
Pierson, R. A. 71
Pincard, Green 51
Pine Camp Va. 78
Pine, A. J. 50
Pine, D. L. 32
Pinn, Howison 56
Pine, L. A. 21,66
Piney Branch 26,30,46
Piney Ridge 26
Pinn, Harris 43
Pinn, William 56
Pollard, John H. 23
Poor, J. C. 13
Poor House 25,74
Poplar Grove 28
Poplar Hill 29,37,46,48
Porter, Andrew 59,61
Porter, James S. 50
Porter, Mary E. 71
Portner, Alma M. 85
Portner, Oscar C. 85
Posey, Allen C. 85
Posey, Charles 60
Posey, Ed 64
Posey, George W. 63
Posey, Henry 64
Posey, Nellie 85
Posey, Richard 32
Pote, Barbara 85
Potomac 28
Potomac R.R. Co. 32,33
Potomac River 24,30,37,38,
40,46,47,48,53
Potomac River Wharf 30
Potter, Fidelia 85
Powell, John S. 18
Powell, John S. Dr. 18
Powell, Liz 45
Powell, Mary 33
Powell, Robert L. 63
Powell’s Creek 40
Powell’s Run 25,27,28,29,30,
31,32,34,36,37,38,39,47,48,
52,53,56, 61
Pratt, Enoch 52
Prescott, L. G. 56
Pridmore, Benjamin 33,39,41
48,56
Priest, Mary Ann 33
Primas, Esther 85
Primas, Thomas 51
Primm, George 33
105
Prince William County 50
Prindall, J. E. 52
Providence 37
Providence Hosp. 73
Purcell, Henry 12
Purcell, James 33,41
Purcell, Jo H. 33
Purcell, Jno H. 33,39,48
Purcell, Richard 33
Purdum, Amos 39,41,48
Putnam, T. B. 50
Pyms 33
Quantico 24,25,27,31,34,35,
36,37,38,39,47,49,72,73,75,
77,78,79,80,81,83,84,85,86,
87,88,89
Quantico Creek 26,35
Quantico Run 24,28,29,31,32
33,36,37,39,41,48,50,52
Quarles, John L. 60
Quinn, Frank 85
Raccoon Hill 25,29,30,35
Raccoon Mill 25
Radford, J. R. 41
Rainey, Caroline 85
Randall, Douglass 85
Randall, Kate Elizabeth 85
Rainey, W. A. 71
Ralls, W. H. 71
Ralls, William H. 55
Ramey, Kirby 60
Ramsberg, J. J. Mrs. 66
Randall Ford 4
Randall, John L. 60
Ransdell, F. E. 64
Ratcliffe, Daniel 33
Ratcliffe, G. M. 12
Ratcliffe, G. W. 23
Ratcliffe, George M. 85
Ray, John W. 33
Read, Daniel 61
Reading, M. K. 55
Readman, George W. 60
Readman, Isaac 60
Rector, Belle 45
Rector, Charles L. 85
Rector, E. R. 51
Rector, John W. 44
Rector, Louise 85
Rector, Mattie Mrs. 20
Rector, Martin 19
Rector, Mrs. 21,66
Rector, Nannie S. 85
Rector, Octavia 85
Rector, Percy N. 85
Redd, P. B. 85
Redman, Isaac 63
Redmon, M. F. 63
Reed, Daniel 60
Reed, David 60
Reed, Dorcas M. 85
Reed, Evel 85
Reed, Richard 33
Reedsville N.C. 83
Rees, C. A. 85
Reeves, A. M. 21
Reeves, Courtney 33,39
Reeves, Eliza 80
Reeves, Eliza S. 33
Reeves, George C. 45
Reeves, Georgia Penn 85
Reeves, J. C. 47
Reeves, James 33
Reeves, John 33,39,52
Reeves, Leroy 11
Reeves, Milton 85
Reeves, R. R. 47,52
Reeves, Robert R. 85
Reeves, Savage 33
Reid, Catherine Mrs. 71
Reid, Daniel 51
Reid, Ed 63
Reid, H. W. 65
Reid, Henry 33
Reid, J. B. 13,62
Reid, J. H. 39
Reid, J. L. 50
Reid, James H. 33,52,62
Reid, Joseph 62
Reid, Joseph B. 11,18,20,22,
23
Reid, Jos. H. 4,33
Reid, John 17
Reid, Lula B. 85
Reid, M. A. 23,65
Reid, Marion 33
Reid, Mary R. 85
Reid, R. Alex 33
Reid, Robert 60
Reid, Sarah E. 85
Reid, W. H. 52,62,85
Reid, Walford R. 85
Reid, Wallace 85
Remington, William H. 33
Rennoe, Chapman 4
Renoe, Charlie E. 55
Rennoe, Georgia A. 65
Rennoe, J. F. 33
Renoe, Lucien 42
Rennoe, Mattie E. 65
Rennoe, Mollie E. 65
Rennoe, R.
Rennoe, R. O. 71
Renoe, Willie E. 55,64
Renoe Tract 24,33,53,57
Rennoe’s Tavern 4
Repiroxone 68
Reynolds, C. H. 33
Reynolds, F. S. 23
Reynolds, J. H. 33
Reynolds, James A. 85
Reynolds, Joseph 63
Rhine, C. G. 17
Rhodes, C. N. 85
Rhodes, F. R. 85
Rhodes, Timothy E. 85
Rhodes, William E. 85
Rice, Welby March 85
Richards, Sarah 33
Richards, Sarah C. 85
Richards, Sarah E. 39,47
Richards, W. A. 52
Richards, W. O. 52
Richards, W. H.33,47
Richards, William H. 39
Richardson, E. S. 60
Richardson, F. L. 60
Richmond Va. 73,76,79,80,
82,83,86,87
Richmond, Posey 33
Riddle, P. S. Dr. 67
Riggs 32
Riggs, Townly 33
Riley, John W. 71
Riley, William F. 33
Rind, Charles G. 51
Rine, William H. 55
Ring, George 85
Rinker, Benjamin J. 85
Rison, J. F. 61
Rison, j. Frank 52
Ritchie, Lewis 52
Ritenour, Charles E. 85
Ritenour, M. V. 85
Rixey, Mary E. 85
Roach, William 33
Roanoke 81
Roberts, Edward 33
Roberts, Rex Morrell 85
Robertson, B. 29
Robertson, Barcelin 42
Robertson, Carol 85
Robertson, F. B. 33
Robertson, Fannie 85
Robertson, Henrietta 46
Robertson, John 49
Robertson, John F. 86
Robertson, Maria 44
106
Robertson, T. B. 39,49
Robertson, Taylor 60
Robertson, Wesley W. 86
Robins, James H. 33
Robinson, Adaline 33
Robinson, B. S. 14
Robinson, Bladen 86
Robinson, Daniel W. 86
Robinson, David 71
Robinson, E. E. 86
Robinson, Elmira 86
Robinson, George W. 86
Robinson, Henrietta 86
Robinson, James A. 86
Robinson, John 39,41,46
Robinson, John H. 44
Robinson, Louis N. 86
Robinson, Lucy 44
Robinson, Moncure 50
Robinson, Short John 21
Robinson, Sarah A. 71
Robinson, T. B. 41
Robinson, Thomas C. 33,51
Robinson, W. 41
Robinson, W. H. 18
Robinson, William H. 18,86
Roche, C. M. 22
Rocky Branch 26,29
Rogers, Alexander H. 33
Rogers, Blanche 21,66
Rogers, Elizabeth 33
Roles, James A. 86
Rollins, Addison 33
Rollins, Annie L. 86
Rollins, George W. 71
Rollins, James D. 86
Rollins, John W. 86
Rollins, Sarah Jane 86
Rolls, M. 52
Rolls, Mahlon 60
Rolls, Samuel 62,60
Rolls, William H. 86
Romine, Augustus 44
Rorabaugh, F. C. 86
Rorabaugh, Harriet T. 44,86
Rorabaugh, Mrs. 21,66
Rose Hill 36
Rose, Isreal 33
Rose, James M. 33
Rose, Mary 47
Rose, Ro F. R. 33
Rose, Ward 33
Roseberry 26,30
Roseberry, A. H. Mrs. 44
Roseberry, H. H. 51
Roseberry, M. M. 13
Roseberry, Michael M. Jr. 14
Roseberry, John G. 14
Roseberry, John Y. 11,50,64
Roseberry, Kate Mrs. 21,66
Rosis, Eliza Carter 86
Round, Emily C. 21,44,47,66
Round, G. C. 55
Round, George C. 10,86
Round, Sarah Ann Mrs. 21,
66
Round, William C. 50
Rowe, J. 23
Rowe, John 64
Rowerly & Torrly 26
Rube, John 11
Rubleman, John G, 33
Ruffner, Mary R. 86
Ruffner, R. M. 86
Ruffner, Robert 50
Rumburg, J. J. Mrs. 21
Runaldue, Sidney Anne 86
Runaldue, W. S. 86
Runion, J. W. 86
Russell, Annie Virginia 86
Russell, James S. 86
Russell, Mamie E. 86
Rust, Maria 34
Rust, Nannie 86
Ryan, Edward T. 86
Ryles, A. W. 86
Saffer, Franklin Elliott 86
Saffer, William B. 86
Sales, Sarah H. 34
Salol 68
Sandaal, William H. 63
Sanders, F. H. 63
Sanders, R. B. 16
Sanders, R. R. 16
Sanford, William B. 86
Saunders, F. R. 86
Saunders, Frank E. 86
Saunders, George W. 11
Saunders, Lewis 86
Savage, James M. 34
Savage, Joseph M. 39,47
Savage, Mary C. 34
Sayers, Newton 55
Schaeffer, Annie 86
Schaeffer, Elsie 86
Schaeffer, N. M. 86
Schermerhorn, Nicholas 86
Schooley, W. S. 55
Schrader, David 86
Schrader, Julia A. 86
Scott, John 63
Scott, Livina 34
Scott, Lucinda 34
Selecman & Chinn 34
Selecman, A. A. 12
Selecman, C. A. 34
Selecman, George 63
Selecman, J. A. 63
Selecman, John T. 34
Selecman, R. W. 63
Selecman, Thomas 34
Selecman, Thomas L. 13
Selecman, W. R. 63
Seng, Anna Maria 86
Sexsmith, George W. 11,13
Shackelford, E. D. 86
Shackelford, Mrs. 25
Shaffer, George W. 86
Shea, J. C. 46
Shelton, R. T. 42,43
Shenandoah County 67
Shepherd, J. 39
Shepherd, J. B. 47
Shepherd, Joseph B. 34
Shepherd, R. H. 34,47,53
Shepherd, Richard H. 34
Sheppard, Thomas 86
Sheriff – Ewell, Jesse 1
Sheriff (late) –Farrow 4
Sheriff – Farrow, Thomas 3
Sheriff – Nelson, Thomas 5
Shirley, C. S. 86
Shirley, G. W. 20
Shirley, H. C. 56
Shirley, J. R. 46
Shirley, James M. 71
Shirley, John R. 11
Shirley, May Miss 20
Shirley, William Mrs. 20
Shoemaker, B. A. 86
Shoemaker, Katie C. 86
Showalter, David Bowman
86
Shumate, Bailey 34,39,49
Shumate, Elizabeth 34,39,41,
49
Sibley, Orion 34
Silver Spring Md. 81,82
Silver, Isaac 42
Silver, Theodore 42
Simmons, Henry 61
Simmons, Mary Emma 86
Simms, J. L. 34
Simms, J. W. 39,47,53
Simms, W. H. 39,47,53
Simms, Wm. H. 34
Simpson, Dorcas Cecil 86
Simpson, Hattie V. 86
107
Simpson, Martha 86
Simpson, R. E. 63
Simpson, Samuel 34
Simpson, T. J. 63
Simpson, Thomas J. 13
Sinclair Mill 37,38,39,47,49
Sinclair Mills 34
Sinclair, A. 4
Sinclair, A. W. 87
Sinclair, Bageley 34
Sinclair, Bessie A. 44
Sinclair, Eloise Armistead 87
Sinclair, J. S. 20
Sinclair, J. M. 32,34,38,39,47
48
Sinclair, James 44
Sinclair, James M. 11
Sinclair, John L. 11,13
Sinclair, M. B. 34,39,47
Sinclair, Virginia 34
Sinclair, Virginia T. 71
Sincox, A. J. 12
Sincox, W. 63
Sisson, Henry 87
Sisson, M. 87
Skinker, William 34
Skinner, Peter 34
Slaugh 32
Slaughter, Franklin 34
Slave – Ned 1
Slingerland, Ozzie 87
Smallwood, George 51
Smallwood, J. T. 51
Smallwood, Lula M. 87
Smith, A. F. 34
Smith, Addie M. 87
Smith, Amos L. Jr. 87
Smith, Andrew J. 87
Smith, Andrew K. 34
Smith, Annette C. 87
Smith, Annie M. 87
Smith, Ben 87
Smith, Della 34,39,46,49,57
Smith, E. 31,38,46,48
Smith, Francis 34
Smith, General 87
Smith, George H. 87
Smith, George W. 18
Smith, H. C. 34,41,46
Smith, Henry 34
Smith, J. P. 20
Smith, J. W. 46
Smith, James 20
Smith, James Phillip 87
Smith, James W. 34,39,41,49
56
Smith, James Washington 87
Smith, Jennie 21,66
Smith, Jennie P. 87
Smith, John 20
Smith, John L. 34
Smith, John S.
39,41,49,50,51
Smith, Maggie Miss 21,66
Smith, Mildred 20
Smith, Peter 34
Smith, Ramsey Rev. 63
Smith, Robert L.87
Smith, Sallie 34
Smith, T. C. 56,64
Smith, Thomas C. 56
Smith, Tom Mrs. 45
Smith, Thomas J. 44,50
Smith, Victor 87
Smith, Vincient 87
Smith, W. W. 16
Smith, William 63
Smith, William H. 87
Smith, William L. 87
Smith, Wm. Fernkle 44
Smith, William T. 21
Smith, William T. Mrs. 66
Smithson, Rev. Ramsey 63
Smoot, Elder William M. 87
Smoot, Susie B. 87
Smoot, Winfield Scott 87
Snapp, Cyrus Newton 87
Snyder, Ballard Preston 87
Snider, Jas 23
Snidor, T. 23
Snow, R. 14
Snow, William R. 11
Snowden, John 4
Snyder, Townsend 63
Snyder, William 64
Sorrell, P. G. 61
Southern Railway Co. 71,72
Soutter, George Edward 87
Sowers, J. L. 87
Speaks, E. 50
Speaks, Martha Jane 87
Speiden, Albert 87
Speiden, Effie Nelson 87
Spence, Mary F. 61
Spencer, E. F. 47
Spencer, Laws 87
Spencer, William H. 34
Spittle, John H. 34
Spittle, John T. 87
Spittle, Randolph 19
Spitzer, Solomon B. 87
Spooner, Horatio B. 34
Sprout Puller 67
Stafford, Joseph 87
Stoddam, Windsor 50
Sprague, S. M. 34
Sprangue, Warren 34
St. Paul’s Church 60
Stafford Springs 33,34,39,49
Stafford Springs Road 55
Stafford, Charles 34
Stage Road 27
Stalker, Addison 64
Stanley, A. J. 87
Stanville, Richard 34
Starke, James 34
Starkweather, Carlton Lee 87
Stead, Charles 35,39,47
Stauffer, John 53
Staunton Va. 76,80,82,83,89
Steel, James W. 64
Steele, Mary Frances 87
Steet, F. A. 35
Stephen, Samuel 35
Stephens City Va. 79
Stevens, John Lester 87
Stevens, R. D. Mrs. 87
Stevens, S. F. 51
Stiff, C. F. 57
Stokes, Rose 87
Stoll, Eunice/Emil 87
Stone, Charles 61,51
Stone House 73,80,84,86,87,
89
Stonnell, R. F. 39,47
Stonnell, Richard 39,49
Stonnell, Richard F. 35
Stonnell, William 35,39,47
Storke, B. W. 87
Storke, L. M. 70
Storkes, Lydia Mrs. 43
Stokes, Spencer 69
Story, Edwin T. 35
Stoutenberg, Amelia 35
Stouterburg, Amelia 47
Stover, Jeremiah 61
Strangeley, John A. 35
Strawderman, Adam 87
Strobert, Walter 87
Strother, Mabel R. 87
Strother, Moses B. 87
Strother, William 46,61
Struhs, Annie A. 87
Staunton Va. 78
Strawter, Tielden 21
Strawther, William 35
Steubenville Ohio 77
Stuart, Lucy F. 87
108
Stuart, W. C. 71
Studley 30,34,36,37,39,46,49
Suddith, U.? B. 50
Suddith, Joseph 35
Sudley 89,62
Sudley Church 63
Sudley Circuit 62
Sullivan, A. J. 64
Sullivan, Fred T. 87
Sullivan, J. F. 16
Sullivan, J. G. 63
Sullivan, J. H. 35
Sullivan, James R. 12,50
Sullivan, John Goodwin 87
Sullivan, John H. 35
Sullivan, L. T. 50
Sullivan, Louisianna 87
Sullivan, Luther T. 87
Sullivan, Raymond Brooks
87
Sullivan, Robert 63
Summit House 60
Sunderlin, Amy J. 88
Sunnyside 32,39,48
Suthard, C. S. 65,88
Suthard, Elizabeth 39,49
Suthard, John T. 16
Suthard, Mr. 55
Suthard, W. H. 55
Suthard, William L. 12
Suttle, J. B. T. 35,39,41,49
Sutton, William H. 34
Swamp Root 68
Swann Point 34
Swan, E. B. 63
Swann, George G. 63
Swann, Julia 57
Swann, L. E. 23
Swan, Mr. 3
Swanzey, Moses 3
Swart, Elry 88
Sweeton, William B. 35
Syncox, Thomas 61
Swart, R. H. 39,46,49
Swarts, R. H. 57
Sweeney, J. Mrs. 66
Syncox, J. T. 88
Syncox, Thomas 51
Tackett’s Road 32,34,41,48
Tackett’s Mill 35
Tackett’s Run 25
Talliferro, reubin 53
Tansill, Anna S. Mrs. 21,66
Tansill, G. W. 53
Tansill, George W. 46,47,52,
57,61
Tansill, Robert 17,18
Tarrant County Tx 84
Tavener, Isaac 56,61
Taylor 29,34,38,48
Taylor, A. G. 63
Taylor, Benjamin F. 51
Taylor, Eliza 88
Taylor, J. E. 35
Taylor, John G. 12
Taylor, Mahlon R. 88
Taylor, Robert A. 88
Taylor, Sarah 35
Taylor, Sarah E. 88
Taylor, William (col) 35
Taylor, William Henry 88
Tebball, Halsey 35
Tebbs, Betsy 35
Tebbs, Charles 35
Tebbs, Foushee 35
Taylor, Halsey 35
Tebbs, Polly 35
Tebbs, Samuel 35
Tebbs, Samuel J. 35
Tebbs, Thomas 35
Tebbs, W. W. 35
Tebbs, William 35
Tebbs, William J. 35
Tebbs, William W. 35
Tebbsdale 35
Telegraph Road 33,36,37,39,
46,52,61
Terrell, William 35
Thakesson, Mary Mrs. 21
Tharp, W. H. 88
Thatcher, E. J. Mrs. 21,66
Thatcher, S. M. 53
Thomas 34
Thomas, Amanda 88
Thomas, Charley 52
Thomas, G. W. 61
Thomas, James A. 52
Thomas, John 14,15,35,52,60
Thomas, John F. 56,61
Thomas, John H. 11
Thomas, John W. 88
Thomas, John W. (col) 35
Thomas, L. B. 44
Thomas, Lucinda 88
Thomas, Mark 50
Thomas, Mary E. 88
Thomas, Robert 52
Thomas, Robert L. 62
Thomas, Theodore 52
Thomas, Theodore A. 61
Thomas, Thomas 35
Thomas, Wileman 51,88
Thomas, William 35
Thomas, William Sr. 35
Thomasson, Mary A. Mrs. 66
Thomasson, Mary S. 88
Thomasson, T. A. 88
Thompson, C. 42
Thompson, Corbin 88
Thompson, Josephine 43
Thornberry, J. T. 51
Thornberry, John F. 35
Thornberry, William Sr. 35
Thorne, Anthony 35
Thorn, Jesse 44
Thornton, B. B. 88
Thornton, F. C. 41
Thornton, H. G. 51
Thornton, J. B. T. Judge 88
Thornton, Lucien 35
Thornton, Maj. 16
Thornton, r. e. 52
Thornton, Thomas C. 35
Thornton, W. W. 13
Thornton, William W. 50
Thoroughfare 51,53,56,73,75,
77,79,80,81,83,85,86
Thoroughfare Station
24,35,51
Thorp, Bettie G. Mrs. 88
Tibbs, Betsy 39,49
Tibbs, C. B. 49
Tibbs, Charles B. 35,39
Tibbs, H. 23
Tibbs, Samuel 88
Tibbs, W. H. 39,49
Tibbs, William 39,47
Tillett, J. Mrs. 66
Tillett, John R. 45,51,71
Tillett, John Robert 88
Tillett, Rob 64
Tillett, Susan F. 88
Tillett, Thomas 64
Tinnin, David S. 88
Tinns 31
Todd, Joseph W. 88
Token 75,84
Toliver, Cora 44
Toliver, Jennie 43
Toliver, Richard 88
Tolson, James A. 51
Tolson, John 61
Tolson, John N. 12,47,50,51,
61
Tolson, L. N. 51
Tolson, Mary J. 71,88
Tompkins, Henderson F. 88
Tontine House 18
109
Touler, Arthur 35
Towles, John 46
Townsend, Julia A. 71,88
Trennis, Martha 35
Triangle 72,73,75,83,87
Trimmer 25
Trimmer, George 11,44
Trimmer, George Mrs. 21,66
Trimmer, Kate E. 21
Triplett, H. F. 63
Trone, Sarah A. 35
Troth, S. 24
Troth, Samuel 36
Trustee Episcopal Ch 36
Tubbs, H. L. 88
Tucker, E. M. 36,39,47
Turner, Albert 36
Turner, James H. 63
Turner, Jane 36
Turner, Joseph R. 88
Turner, Malinta 36
Twine, George Ernest 88
Tyler, D. J. 88
Tyler, Charles E. 35
Tyler, Edesarel Mrs. 66
Tyler, Edward 88
Tyler, Edward C. 88
Tyler, Edward Mrs. 21
Tyler, G. 51
Tyler, George G. 88
Tyler, J. W. 62
Tyler, James M. 36
Tyler, John 51
Tyler, John S. 42
Tyler, Lavinia 88
Tyrell, D. R. 63
Uhlig, August 36,41
Underhill, Harriett 36,39,49
Underwood, John 63
Upper Mill Tract 48
Utterback, Ernest W. 88
Utterback, Joseph N. 88
Utterback, Sarah E. 88
Vanbrook 29
Vander, Wacker 36
Varner, John 88
Varner, W. E. 88
Vaughn, Ella 44
Vaughn, Greenwood 42
Vaughn, Loula 44
Vaughn, Wellington 42,43
Veeder, Mary Green 88
Veeder, T. E. Dewitt 88
Vermillion, Littie M. 88
Vermont Telegraph 2
Vetter, C. W. 83
Vetter, Lizzie 88
Virginia Midland Railroad 53
Voker, Charles 36
Volance, William C. 36
Vowles, James 36
Voy, Henry 57
Vanderworker, Wyatt 39
W.C.V.M.&G.S. R.R. Co.
41,61
W.C.F.M.& S. R.R. Co. 56
Wagener, Henry 50
Wagener, W. C. 88
Wagon Jack 67
Walcott, Elizabeth 53
Walford, Valentine 63
Walker, Lewis 36
Wall, Laura Fray 88
Wallace, Armstead 51
Waller, William 36
Walsh, Edward S. Jr. 88
Walsh, John 62
Waltermyre, Wm. 2
Walter Reed Hospital 76
Walters, Robert Mrs. 21
Ward, Ann 36
Ward, Armel 39
Ward, Berkeley 36
Ward, Maria 36,39
Ward, William 36
Warder, T. B. 36,41,46,49
Warder, Thornberg 46,49
Warder, Thornberry 36,39
Warner, Daniel 36
Warrenton 73,74,75,77,79,80
86,88
Warring, Syrus 51
Washington DC 67,73,74,75,
76,77,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,
87,88
Washington, B. 23
Washington, Benjamin 63
Washington, E. M. 36
Washington, H. W. M. 36
Washington, John 51
Washington, M. B. 88
Washington, M. M. 72,88
Washington, Sallie 36
Washington, W. F. 36
Washington, W. T. 36,41
Washington, William T. 36
Waterfall 73,74,78,80,81,86
87,88
Waterfall Mill 53
Waterloo 31,46
Waters, Robert 23
Waters, Robert Mrs. 66
Waters, T. B. 39
Waters, Theodora Pauline 88
Watson, Brown 61
Watson, E. 36
Watson, M. 36
Waugh, N. E. 22,67
Watson, Napolean 62
Watson, Napolean Sr. 88
Watson, Neal B. 61
“Waverly” 32,52,76
Weaver, C. E. 36
Weaver, George 64
Weaver, R. A. 36,39,49
Weaver, S. C. 39,49
Weaver, W. A. 40,61
Weaver, William A. 36,47
Webb, John 53,56
Weber, Martha E. 88
Webster, Addison 56
Webster, Ella 56
Webster, J. W. 64
Webster, James W. 88
Weddle, Clyde M. 89
Weddle, Letitia C. 89
Weedon, F. A. 36,39,49
Weedon, John 27
Weedon, John C.
Weedon, Richard W. 4,5
Weeks, W. F. 64
Weeks, W. J. 89
Weems, J. C. 45
Weems, J. C. Mrs. 45
Weems, Jesse E. 1
Weems, Mr. 2
Weeks, F. P. 45,53
Weeks, Georgianna 65
Weeks, John 65
Weeks, L. A. 71
Weeks, William H. 16
Weir, Annie W. 89
Weir, E. V. 44
Weir, E. Hood 50
Weir, E. Wood 89
Weir, Ella 21,66
Weir, Eugene T. 89
Weir, Georgette 89
Weir, R. C. 44
Weir, Rebecca Mrs. 21,66
Weir, Robert C. 50
Weir, S. T. 44
Weir, Samuel T. 55
Welch, E. W. 41
Welch, Mary E. Mrs. 89
Weldon 34,35
Wellington 56,73,74,79,80,81
83,85,86,88
110
Wellington Station 53
Wellington, Charles 50
Wells, Caroll Allen 89
Wells, P. T. 16
West, C. G. 63
West, Fannie F. 36
West, Issie 89
West, P. W. 64
West Stage Road 32
Wey, Ella 44
Whalin, Daniel 3664
Wharton, Mary C. 89
Wheat, F. M. 34
Wheat, J. F. 12
Wheathers, Joseph 51
Wheaton, William Wallace
89
Whedbee, G. W. 51
Whedbee, T. B. 89
Wheeler, Robert L. 89
Wheeler, Wm. L. B. 17
Wheeler, William M. 63,89
Whetzel, Frank M. 89
Whetzel, Grant W. 89
White, C. M. 53
White, H. T. 43
White, John 20
White, R. L. 36
Whiting & Varns 36
Whiting, Catherine 20
Whiting, Daniel 10
Whiting, Daniel W. 10,17,18
Whiting, G. A. 39,41,46
Whiting, William W. 36
White, Edgar Leslie 89
White, G. A. 36
Whiten, James 89
Whiting & Varnes 39
Whiting, G. A. 49,56
Whiting, T. F. 20
Whiting, Thomas F. 17
Whitley, H. C. 89
Whitmer, Catherine C. 88
Whitmer, Charles Franklin 89
Whitmer, John C. 89
Wigglesworth, Robert O. 89
Wilkerson, Betie 43
Wilkerson, Hue 44
Wilkins 37,39,49
Wilkins, Mary E. 89
Wilkins, William H. 53
Will, Mildred Sinclair 89
Willett, J. Mrs. 21
Williams, A. F. 52,71
Williams, A. J. 61
Williams, Alice 44
Williams, Andrew J. 51
Williams, Basil Lee 89
Williams, Catherine 53
Williams, Elder M. 43
Williams, G. 57
Williams, G. W. 51,61
Williams, George 47
Williams, George E. 36,51
Williams, George f. 51
Williams, Harriet 36
Williams, J. 36
Williams, J. T. S. 36
Williams, J. W. 51,61
Williams, James 36,40,47,49
Williams, James E. 37
Williams, James W. 51
Williams, Jane 37
Williams, Jesse 12,42
Williams, John 37,39,40,49
Williams, John (col) 37
Williams, John T. 37
Williams, Louisa 44
Williams, M. D. 89
Williams, M. R. 36
Williams, Mary 40,41,47,49,
61
Williams, Mary A. 61
Williams, Mary S. 37
Williams, Nettie V. 89
Williams, Oley 37
Williams, Oliver 39,49
Williams, Ollie 37
Williams, P. D. 367
Williams, Palestine 52,61
Williams, R. 37
Williams, Robert 40,49
Williams, William C. 51
Williams, Zeal 89
Williamson, Daniel 61
Williamson, Julia P. 89
Willis, D. H. 42
Wills English Pills 68
Wilsh, G. W. 37
Wilson & Dunnington 37,40,
47,53
Wilson, C. 42
Wilson, Edward 89
Wilson, Henry H. 89
Wilson, Katherine D. 89
Wilson, William Parker 89
Windsor, John R. 64
Wilson, Sarah 37
Windsor, J. T. 63
Windsor, L. C. 62
Windsor, Richard 37,39,49,
56
Wine, R. E. 89
Wingfield, Sammey 37
Wise, James Cloud 89
Wise, Mary A. 89
Wittington, C. H. 44
Wizard Oil 68
Wolcott, C. Stanton 89
Wolf Run 31
Woodbridge 38,52,73,74,77,
78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,
88,89
Wooden, Lucy 89
“Woodlawn” 83
Woodstock 3,67
Woodyard, A. F. 19,89
Woodyard, Arthur 11
Woodyard, Arthur F. 13
Woodyard, Blanche L. 89
Woodyard, C. E. 64
Woodyard, Cordelia 89
111
Woodyard, George 52
Woodyard, George D. 47
Woodyard, Henrietta Long
89
Woodyard, Isabella 65
Woodyard, James R. 89
Woodyard, John 37
Woodyard, John W. 63,89
Woodyard, Lucy L. 65
Woodyard, Malissa 89
Woodyard, Matthew 14,19,
65
Woodyard, Newton 44
Woolsey 74,77,79,83,87
Woolverton, J. 44
Woolverton, Samuel 50
Wooster, Frank 18
Wright Farm
Wright, Edwin T. 89
Wright, F. M. 37
Wright, Hardenia C. 89
Wright, James R. 89
Wright, John 37,45
Wright, Mary J. 37
Wright, Nettie P. 89
Wyckoff, J. W. 71
Yahn, Bernard A. 89
Yates, Ashby 89
Yates, Jesse 89
Yates, Mark Reid 89
Yoe, Michael 57
Yorktown 31
Young, A. R. 43
Young, Annie 43
Young, Howard P. 89
Zerega, Augustus 37
Zion Tabernacle 42