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Virginia County Records Ill nil:.:. JH P ABBE8ra8! fill iHHIII in IPill Jgli IB ml 11Bi I IP inni M 195v 7 10 96130 REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION l LEN COUNTY PUBLIC UBHAfw i 3 1833 02375 0398 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/virginiacountyre07croz s *br rmttta CEotmig ftnatbi^5 PUBLISHED QUARTERLY EDITED BY William Armstrong Crozier, F R. s., F. G. s. A. Publiif-rd by Th« Genealogical Association H«tbrouck Hfi.-hU N«w Jersey VOLUME VII. 1910 • « - I i, »• 4 1596130 Snbtx to Vol 7 5 S " Snbcx - Abdell 1S5 At wood 82 Beavens 41 A bell 167 Auber 3s Beaver, Beavers 38. Abcrn it hv 1 39 Auldrldge 7'.) 128 Al>h.,tt 28, 144, 179 Austin 51, 158, 168 mont S3 Abrahall 177, 178 Avent 20, 136. 13s Ad i ms 8, 24, 27, 52 Avery 19. 21 I U ^ Adeock 63. 157 Aylett iu3 •.am 166 Addison SO Aylmer 181 ngfleld 78, 138 Adkins 53 Ayre, Ayres 25, 88, Bedworth J50 Acas 52 101 Bel< h< r Aken 12. 13 Baber 31 Beldeld 19S Alcock 4 7 Backsdale 49 Bell, 19, 80, 81, 10, Alderson 172 Badger 41 41. 4 7. 54. 16, 147, Aldin SI Bagnal 54 177. 179, 188, 198 Aldman 53 Bagwell 15 2. 152 Bellow "«» Alexander 139 Bailey 38, 76, 77, Belote 40, 41, 12. isr, Afford S7 100, 161. 189 Belvin 15 1 Allen 29, 45, 53, 64, Bain 41 II 20 75, 78. 82, 92. 97, Baker 8, 54, 92, 139, Bennett 54, 9R. 178 114, 153. 1S9. 201 141. 157 Benson 41, 181, i ! Alleson 53 Ball 35, 111 Benthall 40, 41. 185 Alman 201 Ballance 150 Bentley 55, 151 Alporte 53 Ballard S6. ITS. 202 Benton 139 Alsop ion, ioi. 102 Ballow 2 7. 28 Bernard 5 5. ISO Alt more 53 Banister 54. 139 Berkeley 143 Altop 3S Banks 54 Berry 31, 65, 100, Arabery 1S1 Banton 54 101, 198 Ames 53 Barber 84, 155 Berryman 153, 164 Ammonet 10, 11 Barbv S4 Betts 19, 50 Andertoo 3S. 39 Barclay 24 Beverlev 4. 30, 31. Anderson 12, 67, 68, Barham 199 33. 82, 85, 142, 143 C'J. 93. 97. 114, 115, Barker 155 Bevill 4 11C. 131, 135. ISO. Barle 54 Bern 177 185. 1S9, 199 Barlow 4 2. 43. 54, Bibb 95 Andrews 7, 21, 34. 61, 99, 139 1S8 Bigbls 51 3S. IS. 50. 53. 92, Barnard 5 4 Blgg< rs 91 - 152, 153, IS 6, 187, Barned to 3>3. 41 1S9 Barnes 2, 12. 7 4. Bielie 85 Androsa 75 Barnett 86, 54, it Bilbaud 10. 11 An;-el 34. 53 Barnhouse 178, 179 55 An^-lon 200 /Barren 5 I Billinmon 65 Angood ir.4 ' Barrett 115, 175 Billlpfl 180 Appleby 168 Barringham 1S2 Binam 7^ Appleton 53 Barrow 62, 73. 7 5, 60 Bingham II, 185 Aram 53 Bartee 188 Bingley 138 Archer 5, 12. 67, 140 Bartlett 81, 9S Birch 143. isn Armistead 173. 202 Bartley 35 Bird in, 66, 1 15, 176 Armond 199 Barton 201 Blrdsong 21 Armstrong- 24, 25, Bashaw 153 Bisco*' 37 97. 147, 191 -Boss 1S9 I'.isbaw 1 t7 Arnall 53 Bassett 26 Bishop I, 55. 14S. Arnold 36. 45. 93. Bateman 54 190 152, 174 Bates li.' Blswell 199 Arrinfton 2s, 74 Batt 4. 78, SI. 159 Black 95 Arthur 50 Battaile 82 Black( A r vine 53 Batten 177 Blackmore 149 s, s Ascough sa Batts 7 Blackaon 1 1 Ashby 53, 121, 122. Baugh 27 Blackstone 14, ' 123. 121 Baj ley 9, 15, 10, lis Blackwell 10. 129. Asheley 53 Baylia 84, 68 1 l 18, 150, 191 Ash ton 53 Baylor 109, 142. 145 k 5 6 Ashur 91 Baytop 34 24, 25, 63. 96 Aahworth 188 Beale 57. 200 Blake J AspewaJ 148 Bealey in Blair i. iv As(|iie 144 l:. i man £7 Bland 8 Atkins 53 Beats 3 Blankenjahlp 60, 174. Atkinson 62, 74. 147. Beard 60, 54 17 5. 171 I»l :: lei 16, 173 Blankevlle 88 }'.> is' . , Atwell 54 A ICC 1 II Blanks 18 ! i I r ENDBX Blawa 14 Brawler 75 Burtlock 57 100 Braxton 143 Blaxton Burton 6. 8. 13. 87. Bledsoe 166 Bret k( nrldge .'4. 37 41. 4? Blow 19, 74. 77 Breedlovc 172 Bur well CO Bloxom 40. 41. 185 Bremo 177 Bush 57 Blunt 18. 76. 136. its, Breamor 179 Bush» II J01, 202 137, 139 Breesy 70, 76 Brett Roggs 41 144, 147 Butler 164, 101, ;.:.. Bohona 1S2 Brewer 110 • : v . B I Bolls 65 Brewton 55 Byr |, 140, 159 Boisnard 40, 41 Bridgnorth 1 12 Cable 42 Boiling 6. 8, 9. 11. Bridge si Cage 43 12. 13, 26. 141 Brldger 80, 103 1 n 19, 77. 78 Bond 26 Bridges 56, 101 Calaway 49 Bonner 20. 33 Bridgman 34, 35. 14j> Cale ^7 Bonne well 41 Bri^< 135 Callaway 204 Roods 55 Briggs 19, .'6, 7 6. Calllo 10 Booker 93 IsS, 13S Callohlll 16 Brill Bool 41, 185. 187 66 Calm ore 206 Booth 41. SI Brim 83 Calvin 166 Boram 182 Brintcn 56 Camp 106 Briscce 83, Borne 55 201 Campbell 36. 42. 43 Bosman US Bristow 181 91 Britt 46 Ross 191 Campfleld 182 Bostick 91 Brittingham I Cannaday 1 16 Bostock 26 Brlxtraw 1 j 7 Cannafaa "4 Broaddus a9, Boswell 41, 140. 141. 103 Cannon 4, 26 181 Brock 56 Tant 81 Botewright 96 Brockeikbrt-ugh 104, Canterbury 156 E6 Bott 161 Caple 44. 164 Botts Brockman 166 119 Cart* II 177, 180 Boucher 89 Brodnax 5, 160 Carden 62 Boughar 203 Bromley 56 Carglll 1-41 Roulden 171. 172. Brooks 56 Carker 203 Brooking 17 3, 188 113. 166 Carlan 67, 86 Boulton 55 Brooks, Brookes 17. Carleton 175 Boush 106 • 52, 56, 57 Carmine 1S5 Bouton 173 Broom 38 Carnal I f»2, 101 Bout well 3 2 Brotherton 56 Brown, Carney 3 7. 119 Bowcook 99 Browne 3. 4, Carpenter 42, 4*. Bowdoin 41 34, 36, 4i'. 5u, 5o, 1 6 4 . 165 . Bowen 49, 64, 80, 73, 76, 77, 78, 80, 90. Carr 30. 204 165, 166 91. 93, 1U3, 138, Carrlngtnn 147, 152 Bowers 34 139. 147, 150. 151, 17 2. L66 155, 1SS, 199 v Bowie 101 Carroll "5. 16, 13 7. Bowler 101 Browning 56 141. 148. 149 Bruce 173 Bowling 39 Carson 20 4 Bryan is, 3, 4, 12, 4i t ;,n jgo Bowman 8, ( Carter 17, !5, 27, 86, Bryant 56, 119 13, 91. 94 42. 60. 77. 64, Buccard 11 Bowyer 24, 37, 65 98. 101. 102. 106, Buck 36, 57 Box 55 14 0, 200, Buckner 47, Boyd 49, 149 99. 124, Cartwrighi : r o. Boyer 55 125. 126. 128, 142 Carvey 42 Buford 50 Bovess 63 Cary, Carev 15, 16. Bullen 40 Boykin 74. 75, 77 28. 43. JZ, |7 Bullentun 4 Boyling 37 89, 90. 106. 148, Bracket! 66 Bullington 159 143. 802 Bradburne 152 Bullock 41 Case 161 Bulmer 57 Bradbury ISO Casey 4 1 Bradford 41, 136 Bunn 37 Cashwell 49 Bunting 40, 41 Bradley 8, 13, 37. 52. Paeon 1 16, jn; 61. 200 Burch 140. 141 802 Bradshaw 27 Burcher 51 Catei 156 55 Burdett II, 162, 153 Bradston 1 m 38, *9 Brady 36. 148 Burjrumy 2 6 Catleti 80, )"9 Bragg 166 Burgesa ."7. 89 Cauaey 202 Bra nan 3 4. 35 Burk. Burke 36. 37, Cau thorn 66 ::'. Branch 6, 7, 12, 51, • 82, 5*1. 101, 191. 16 79, 80 2"2 Cai »nder 39 Brannly 55 Burket 103 hawthorn 2* Bransford 35 Blirnetl .4. 67, 199 favner 38 Branton 89 Burr 57. 16S 171 Hurras 4'» Brantley 78 Chamberlain 7. 141. Bratton 40 Burroughs 57. 102 177. 193 Braunee 55 Burt 174 Chambers 23. 15*. 166 INDEX iii // Crttz 96 11 /Cornell 191 Chamboone iff. 205 Champee 10 well 151, i 203 Croft 101 Coir 14, B9, Champion < s - : rhan 101 41 Colehurn i Chance 31. it Chandler 24, 25. 30, Coli-nuin 2 1. 96. 100, 155, 180, Cropp 808 94, 9-'. .ye 205 Chapman 73, 76, so, 181 Coles H'3 I ISO, 153, 164, 17'.'. Collea 181 Cr well 43 ISO her 102 Chappell 19. 21. 8,. Collier 78 203 Lton 191 SS. SO Collin? 16, Crump 31 149. 199 Collins 31. 41. IS, Charlei Crumph r 71 102. 1 10, 150, 184, Charnock 48 Crut.hr,.!.] 81, 102 203. 20 4 Chastalne 9. 10. 11. Cugley i"»3 171 Colson 204 IS. Colthorp 15 Cuibertson 199 Cheadle 29 Cullombire 205 Chlaman 14, 15. 88. Colvert 15 Com 96 Cullen 186 Combe 204 Cullybrant 206 Cheevea 191 CnndlfE 69, 126 Chenault 101 Combs 191 Condon 14 Cunningham 29. 3 4, Chermeson 16 95. 188, 175 Cheshire 202 Connelly 19 Conner 166, 167 Cunstable 156 Chevallie 23 Curd 11 Chevalier 38 Conners 43 Conway 36. 82 Curl 36 Chew 142 Curtis 15, 83, 85. 179. 101 Cook, Cooke 21 Chewning 82, 182, 205 Cheyney 82 89, 136. 137. 166, 185, 204 Cushen 299 Chilcott 203 16. 42 Cooper 34. 204 Custis 2. Childers 11 Cutler 41 Ill, Coozens 15 Childress 39, Dabba 176, 176 113 Copes 48 Copeland 38, 42 Dalley 3 4 Childs 16S Dalngerfleld 6:< Chiles 30. 32, 1C6 Coph'stone 204 Coppedge 49 Dakln 50 Chlvia 32 IS'.. 39 Dolby 41, 4 2. Christian 8, 9. 13. 26. Corbell Corbett 150, 204 1S6, 1S7, 183 42, 43. 187 Dale 1S1 Christie 151 Corbin S6 Corderoy 180 Danelane S5 Chun 184 27. 31. 46. IS. Core 40, 42, 43, 185, Daniel Chunn 124 '.
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