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Robert Bolling), 1906-1996 Title Poythress Family Genealogical Chart Record number : 1 Author Batte, R. Bolling (Robert Bolling), 1906-1996 Title Poythress family genealogical chart. Publication Compiled in 1977. Material 1 original chart (1 leaf), 1 leaf (negative photostat), and 8 p. and 1 leaf (photocopies of notes) References Described in: Hart, Lyndon H., III, comp. A Guide to genealogical notes and charts in the Archives Branch, Virginia State Library. Richmond : Virginia State Library, 1983. Summary Descendants of Francis Poythress (d. ca. 1650) and his wife Mary Poythress. Poythress was a burgess for Charles City County, Virginia, 1644-1645, 1647-1648, and for Northumberland County, Virginia, 1649. Format In part, photocopies and photostats (negative). Subject - Personal Poythress, Francis, d. ca. 1650, progenitor. Subject - Personal Poythress, Mary Subject - Personal Poythress family Genre/Form Genealogical tables -- Virginia -- Charles City County. Genre/Form Genealogical tables -- Virginia -- Northumberland County. Series Genealogical charts collection; 29493 System Number 000497377 Record number : 2 Author Batte, R. Bolling (Robert Bolling), 1906-1996. Title Poythress family genealogical chart. Publication Compiled in 1977. Acc. Restrictions There are no restrictions. Material 2 leaves. Summary Concerns the descendants of Francis Poythress of Virginia. Format Photostats (negative) Related Related title: Papers, 1918-1992, by R. Bolling Batte (accession 35260). Subject - Personal Poythress, Francis, progenitor Subject - Personal Poythress family. Genre/Form Genealogical tables -- Virginia. Series Genealogical charts collection; 35260. System Number 000497319 Record number : 3 Author Batte, R. Bolling (Robert Bolling), 1906-1996. comp. Title Batte family genealogical notes. Publication Compiled in 1957-1967. Acc. Restrictions There are no access restrictions. Material .175 cu. ft. Summary Includes information on the descendants of John Batte (d. 1652) of that part of Charles City County, Virginia, that became Prince George County, Virginia, including information on lines which settled in Charles City, Chesterfield, Henrico, Isle of Wight, and Nottoway Counties, and Norfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond, Virginia; and Alabama, Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, and Texas. Other surnames mentioned: Colley, Cox, Epes, Eppes, Jones, Lyle, Madden, Peterson, Poythress, Russell, and Watkins. Subject - Personal Batte, Du Roc Jones, 1908-1998. Subject - Personal Batte, John, d. 1652, progenitor. Subject - Personal Batte, R. Bolling (Robert Bolling), 1906-1996. Subject - Personal Lyle, James. Subject - Personal Watkins, Edward O. Subject - Personal Watkins, Robert. Subject - Personal Colley family. Subject - Personal Cox family Subject - Personal Epes family. Subject - Personal Eppes family. Subject - Personal Jones family Subject - Personal Lyle family. Subject - Personal Madden family. Subject - Personal Peterson family Subject - Personal Poythress family. Subject - Personal Russell family Subject - Personal Watkins family Subject - Topical Land titles -- Registration and transfer -- Virginia -- Charles City County. Subject - Topical Land titles -- Registration and transfer -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Genre/Form Abstracts (summaries) Genre/Form Bible records. Genre/Form Certificates. Genre/Form Clippings (information artifacts) Genre/Form Deeds. -- Virginia -- Henrico County. Genre/Form Deeds. -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Alabama. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Maryland. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Mississippi. Genre/Form Genealogies -- New York. Genre/Form Genealogies -- North Carolina. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Texas. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Charles City County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Chesterfield County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Henrico County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Isle of Wight County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Norfolk. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Nottoway County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Petersburg. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Richmond. Genre/Form Judicial records -- Virginia -- Chesterfield County. Genre/Form Judicial records -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Genre/Form Land surveys. Genre/Form Marriage records -- Virginia -- Chesterfield County. Genre/Form Marriage records -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Genre/Form Marriage records -- Virginia -- Warwick County. Genre/Form Obituaries -- Virginia -- Norfolk. Genre/Form Obituaries -- Virginia -- Petersburg. Genre/Form Wills -- Virginia -- Henrico County. Genre/Form Wills -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Series Genealogical notes collection; 51178. System Number 001699131 Record number : 4 Author Bivins, Virginia Jeffery, 1896-1970. Title Virginia Jeffery Bivins scrapbook, 1922-1956. Acc. Restrictions There are no access restrictions. Material .225 cu. ft. Gen. note For preservation purposes, the scrapbook has been dismantled, and most of it photocopied. Summary Scrapbook, 1922-1956, of Virginia Jeffery Bivins (1896-1970) of Newport News, Virginia, containing information on various families, including Alfriend, Anderson, Archer, Bivins, Bland, Bolling, Christian, Galt, Goodwin, Hobson, Jeffery, Kinsolving, Poythress, Rolfe, Williamson, and Woodlief. The volume includes handwritten genealogical notes, tombstone inscriptions, and transcriptions of Bible records, wills, and published sources. There are also newspaper clippings containing historical information on the families and their homes, and also wedding announcements, obituaries, and poetry. Cite As Virginia Jeffery Bivins Scrapbook, 1922-1956. Accession 50729. Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia. Format In part, photocopies. Biog./Hist. Note Virginia Jeffery was born on 14 February 1896. She was the daughter of Dr. Aaron Jeffery (1862-1942) and Mary Luck (1869-1938). She married Alexander Luther Bivins (1894-1962). They resided in Newport News, Virginia. Virginia Jeffery Bivins died on 31 October 1970, and is buried in Peninsula Memorial Park. Subject - Personal Pocahontas, d. 1617 Subject - Personal Rolfe, John, 1585-1622 Subject - Personal Alfriend family. Subject - Personal Anderson family Subject - Personal Archer family. Subject - Personal Bivins family. Subject - Personal Bland family Subject - Personal Bolling family Subject - Personal Christian family. Subject - Personal Galt family. Subject - Personal Goodwin family Subject - Personal Hobson family Subject - Personal Jeffery family. Subject - Personal Kinsolving family. Subject - Personal Poythress family. Subject - Personal Rolfe family Subject - Personal Williamson family Subject - Personal Woodlief family. Genre/Form Clippings (information artifacts) Genre/Form Epitaphs. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Newport News. Genre/Form Obituaries. Genre/Form Personal papers. Genre/Form Poetry. Genre/Form Scrapbooks. Genre/Form Transcripts. Genre/Form Wedding announcements. Series Personal papers collection; 50729. System Number 001681131 Record number : 5 Author Bruce, William Cabell, 1860-1946, comp. Title Bland family genealogical charts. Publication Compiled in 1922. Material 1 leaf. Gen. note Forms part of the William Cabell Bruce Collection of John Randolph Letters (LVA acc. 20232) Summary Includes information on the descendants of Roger Bland of Orton, near Appleby, Westmoreland County, England, including information on lines which settled in Charles City, Prince George, and Westmoreland Counties, Virginia; and in England. Other surnames mentioned: Appleby, Atkyns, Bennett, Beverley, Bolling, Deblere, de Valin, Harwood, Lee, Poythress, Randolph, Steele, Tucker, Walker, and Yates. Subject - Personal Bland, Roger, progenitor. Subject - Personal Appleby family. Subject - Personal Atkyns family. Subject - Personal Bennett family Subject - Personal Beverley family. Subject - Personal Bland family Subject - Personal Bolling family Subject - Personal Deblere family. Subject - Personal de Valin family. Subject - Personal Harwood family. Subject - Personal Lee family Subject - Personal Poythress family. Subject - Personal Randolph family Subject - Personal Steele family. Subject - Personal Tucker family Subject - Personal Walker family Subject - Personal Yates family. Genre/Form Genealogies -- England. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Charles City County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Prince George County. Genre/Form Genealogies -- Virginia -- Westmoreland County. Series Genealogical charts collection; 20232. System Number 001503263 Record number : 6 URL (Click on link) http://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaead/published/lva/vivadoc.pl?file=vi00159.xml ; Finding Aid ; URL (Click on link) http://www.lva.virginia.gov/public/guides/opac/ba.htm ; Author Batte, R. Bolling (Robert Bolling), 1906-1996. Title Papers, 1918-1992. Material 26.9 cu. ft. Summary Genealogical research files, 1918-1992, of Robert Bolling Batte (1906-1996), including family research files, subject files and county research notes, extensive information on the Batte, Brodnax, Ingram, Epes/Eppes and Jones families, and biographical card files. Also contained in the collection is information which was compiled by Augusta B. Fothergill (Augusta Bridgland Middleton Fothergill, 1876-1965) and Alice L. Ingram (Alice Littlepage Ingram, 1891-1982). Every effort was made during processing of the collection to maintain the original order of the materials. In some cases, information amassed by all three
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