THE BULLETIN OF THE KING & QUEEN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
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This coin, minted in 1691, the year of the creation of the County, shows the profiles of King William III and Queen Mary of England for whom the County is named ______
INDEX
Issue Numbers 51-100 The Bulletin of the King and Queen County Historical Society
Index to Numbers 51-100 (July 1981-January 2006)
This index has been compiled for the Society by Adam F. Jewell, and was made possible by a generous gift from Charles H. Ryland.
The work of Catharine R. Moser, member of the Society, in preparing the Index is also gratefully acknowledged by the Society.
Members of the Society who have served as editors of the Bulletin covered by this Index are Elizabeth Johnson, 51-57; Julia Henley, 58-59; and Anne M. Ryland, 60-100.
Notes: 1. The entries in this index refer to personal and place names, institutions, pertinent events, and genealogical subjects. The index is set up by Bulletin Number first, followed by the page of that issue. For example: Bulletin 55 Page 4 reads 55:4. 2. The Bulletin is published twice yearly, in January and July. January issues carry an even issue number and July issues an odd number. Issue Number 1 was July 1956. 3. An Index to Numbers 1-50 has been previously published in a separate document.
October 2007 © King and Queen County Historical Society A AgricuRure Btlrerdwn Awdemy barnyard animals, 62:3, 63:2 boys serenade Greerr Mwnl girls, 1850 ensus, 78: 1 552 exampk at Farmin@onn98:2 Melville Walker, 60:2 Farm for sale advertisement, 89:4 Tavern Museum exhibit, 94:7 1850 fam goods, 77: I times with Green ~ounigirls seJlool, 1868 pmumexample, fi4:I 5512 at Pmw'dence, 991 :2 Abrahall, Col. Robert scientific shift, 78:l land in New Kent, 833 silk experiment, 78:l Abrams, Bland slave labor problems, 78: 1 son of Willie Sr., 642 slavery as linchpin, 92: 1 Abrams, Willie J. Sr. small grains over tobacco, 572 takes in Napoleon Stret, 642 Tavern Museum exhibit, 1800~~943, abrams, \Nillie Jr. 94:4 son of Willie Sr., 64:2 Tavem Museum exhibe farming, Account books IQOOs, 94:4 Andrew Motley's widow, 57:l Albemarle County Donald Robertson, 573 Virginia legislature meets during War J.D. Wise, 57:2 of Amerimn Independence, 53 :1 types of constru&on, 57:1 Alexander, Mr. - Acquisaions in Walker diary, 89:l 1988, 66:4 All Day Meeting 1989,67:4 description, 66:l 1991,72:4 Allen, Clay January 1984,56:3 trustee Mevv Mount Zion, 86:3 January 1986,60:6 Allen, Robbie McGeorge Januafy 1988, 64:1 with husband, Robert, 77:4 January 1991,70:4 Allen, Robert D. January 1978-July 1982, 543 purchases home frm William October 1989-July 1990, 69:4 Hoskins, 77:4 Acre, - Allen, Roland pol~miaffiliation, 59:3 lumber business, 60:s Acre, Garnett (Mrs.) Ma~nTavern, 85:3 store sign, 744 Allen House see Maain Tavern Acre, Virginia wrgie) AIkn Store organist at Bnrington, 66:1 anent use, 85:s AGf of Wlernent Kstory of, 85:3 in England, 96:4 Amblefs Store Acts of Association akin to Hillsbomugh in consmction, King and Qumn signers, 88:4 59: 1 Adams, Mrnund Amefimn R& Cros Chi& of MaMaponi"~,W:6 Richmond Ghapbr in First World Adams, Heniy War*65: 1 pumhass land from Edwrd Genklin, A-Mdel Ford 793 chasing a horse, 90:4 Adarns, William F. Ancient Planters land and Henry Wdams, 79:1 land from Gov. Bale, 834
1 Anderson, Beverly hanging ofs 94:s adjaiacent to "free Issue" hnd, 89:l land near Col. mnhall, 833 Anderson, Dr. Garrea of Hiflsbomughh59:2 house calls, 94:7 n to William Temple, 59:2 Antioch Baptist Church hold,Gen. Bendid additions to, 722, ?2:3 turncoat, 100: 1 Augltst revival, 72:3 Atkins, Lt. Alonzo cemetery, 72:3 24% \IA. Cavalry, M:4 Edvvard Hill Monument, 72:3 Atkins, John founding and history of, 72:2, 72:3 anic at Taylor B Caldvrejl, 8112 gets own land, 722 last sewice, 723 Chid of Western Ghickahominy location, 72:2 Tribe, 94:6 members and officers, 723 , William moving of buildings, 722 trade with England, 623,622 pat-tial history, 722, 723 August Revivals seating at, 72:3 Arttioch Baptist, 72:3 Antid Baptist Chum Cemetery see Bxoll, John Antid Baptist Chureh land grant, 83:2 Antioch Chum land patent, 83:3 see a!= Gmce Episcopal Church Aylett Rev. Latane establishes, 754 merchant mrdsdurina Apostique Creek Revolutionaty War, 51T2 see Mt&ell"s Hill C& Aylett, Col. - Apple Tree Chum in James Sate letter, 63:l listed in GageMason's book, 52:1 Avlett.*. William (see also St. Clement's) burgess eleGtion of 4774, 56:1 historim1 marker, 63:4 Aptus Post Officr, B history oF, 70:4 Bacon" Rebellion location, 70:4 poshnasters, 70:4 Royal iMuence mnes, 99:1 Archer, Anna Elimbeth Tavern Museurn exhiba, 94:s in fa*r"s (Howerton) Wvill, 77 :1 Tddlami@ in, 68:4 Archer, Lineas Bagby, Capt. kxander Fkt with Anna, 77:l Bwin@onCornminee to help black Archer, L.S. members, 72:2 political affilia%n, 59:3 uncle to Jrrsb Hen@, 783 Amistmd, &n. Lewis Addison Bagby, Jy,Alfred biwraphy, 63:1 not= on Daniel Wbster, 564 Pickem charge, 63: 1 Bagby, Rev. Amistd, Thomas Exol Church, 58:2 Revolwnaw War sewice, 51:2 muster roll War of 1812,85:2 Armisted, Gen. Wlker K. Bagby, BeW FaVIer of Ld,63:l with Albert Geham, 53:j Amista, Mlliam Bagby, Elizabeth (Lumpkin) Mdley land $0 Graa MR&ell, 69:2 miss Albeserl Gr~ham,53:l Arnold, many Bagby, Fanny Bacon" Rebellion, 59:2 as the "fair one." 78:4
2 Bagby, "Gus8' Banks, Tunstall nurses AIberjr Gresham, 53:2 AyHpurchase ortler, 5"13 Bagby, Jane Banks, Waker Atvyood Walker quil, 66:3 EIarn Toone recalmon of, 63:s Bagby, John phy vJith EIam Tmne, 7Q:3 assistant marshal for ansus, 91 :3 Barjtists Bunker Hifi mer,81 :4 churches in King and Queen County, raises AIkrt Gresham, 53.1 522, 58:2 starts Stevensville Academy, 81.4 contribution to Virginia Bill of Rights, Bagby, Gslpt. John R. 52:2 Bnrington GomrnW to help black early mmgng house descriplion, 58:2 members, 72.2 first King and Queen meeting, 70:l muster roil 4th VA. Mllery, @:3 first King and Queen meeting house, roll of Co. K 34& VA. tnfaniry, Wise 70:2. Brigade, 645, @:4 intolerance tmrds. 52:2 Bagby, buttrer bower King and ~udnpreachers, with Afkrt Gresham, 534 583, 58:2 Bagby, Nellie Mattaponi Chum, 521 baptized, 53:2 ministers jailed, 52:2 Bagby, Richard reason for grow, 52:2 momy to daughkr Maria, 73:1 Tavern Museurn exhibit, M:6 neighbor to Lmust Grow, 78.2 Barefoot, &&ley (and Janet) Bagby, Maj. robe^ house at Favor, 76:1 buys Oak Shade store, 53:l Barefoot, Edvtrard Bagby, Susan builds John Walker overseer house, with AIMGresham, 53:4 78-. -. 1 . Bagby, Mrginh A. Barefoot, J.T. [John Thomas) JF. baptkd, 53:2 biography, 76.1 Bagby, Hon. W.F. childhood pranks, 76:2 250th anniversay celebratjon, 72:2 corn mill, 76:2 Bagby, VVilliam F. deer, 76:3 baptized, 53:2 Favor, 76: 2 Bailey, VVirliam B. "loaf bread," 76:1 acquirvas Harte Tahavem land, 71.4 meets Gypsbes,76:2 Baldric Budrle NY Congmssman and horses, 76:s Camp Blake relic, 62:4 "'prescription for any illness," 76:2 Ball, Eli (pastor] reminisen- of, 76:1, 762, 76:3 on King and Queen &uq, 73:3 road problems, 76:2 Ball, Herbert at savvmill, 76: 1 in lumber business, 60:s Srnyma Church, 76:2 Ball, Lewis suney travel, i"Ei:-I ovemrat Chamam Hjji, 78: 1 telephone, 76:2 Ball, P BY^ Barefoot, J.T. (doh Thomas) Sr. scholamhip &om New Mount Zion, father of J.T. Jr., 76:1 86:4 names of wrkem, 752 Ballasbds purchases QaManrd; 76:I in wnsbudon of homes, 592 Barefoot, Mrs. J.P. Ballerrliw, Mm. John story of s&am purchaes Lk.ws~lIe,74:s
3 Barefoot, Susan Anna Ghggs Belgian Bullet grandparent of J.T. Jr., 7611 rel~at Camp Blake, 623 Barefoot, William mornas Ben Ha~e'sTavern grandparent of J.T. Jr., 76:l localion. 71:4 Barnes, Stephen 'tBen~am land to Garrett Post, 79:2 see bn~arninPollad Sale Bask&2 Polly Brovvn Bennett, GmTemple Post manies Reuben, 78:2 daughter of Garre8 and Mary, 79:2 Basket, Reuben Bennett, Dr. W.W. Locust Grow, 78:2 manies Gsnstance Post, 79:2 B Bent, Char4 land in Spotsylvania, 99:3 governor, 92:4 Bates, JawT. Bent, John Charles politi~alaffiliation, 59:3 Santa Fe Trail, 92:s Bates, Rasalee Bent, William hosts Cha* R*nd, 90:3 acquires bromers (Charley] lands, Baylor, Efhel 92:4 30M Rng and Qumn Anniversary, Berkeley, Gov. William 723 mmmissions John Lederer, 99:l Baylor, Fmnw Berryman, William J. with Humphrey Hill, 59:2 headmaster SevensGlle Aderny, Baylor, -1. Geow 81 :4 aide t~ Washin-, 100:1 Bethlehem Baptist Church Baylor, Jahn breaks from Bmingtm, 702 Betts, Capt. T.W. owner of Robe@E. Lm, 83:3 Eastern Vim projd, 972 helps at BeHky, 7514 taugM Rev. Ruffin and Martha Ruffn, Beverley, Robed 79:4 Park Chur& on land, 523 Baylor, Pol& Beverley, Robert Jr. J.G. Gmves Momurn, %:l camp named for, 99:2 Beane, Wiiliarn 6.Jr. hosts Knighb of Vie Golden Allen &E fm?, 85:3 Horseshoe, 99:2 lumber wrk, 60:s Knighls of the GoMen Horseshoe, Beane, W.S. (Bunn)l) 99: 1 murl days, 69:2 short biqraphy, 99:1,99:3 Beasley, EIiis winen amuntof VA.,991 wok at Lw&Gmve, 78:2 Beverley, William Bmkneli, Wlliam moves msl, 99:3 opem Sa& Fe Trail, 92:3 Bevedey Pa& SanbFe $ail, 923 site of Park Ghur&, 521 Beds BevddIey $850 style, 98:s Bamnk Re&lIiorr, 7514 Ere1 Air in disrepair, 75:3 WKMer Campkll p- way, ~&eraiperiod mantels, 75:2 52 :4 FrvJeRerson Mal~help, 75:1 ~ariickfamily, 7&2 .
4 Bewdley (&ngnuedj history of, 771:'1,71:2 histoy of, 75.1, 75:2,75:3,75:4 OWdW of, 712 hou~apparent completion, 752 71:l Latam family, 75:s mf. Mbur MaMfamily, 75:2 poem ab& Golden Momeshm, 99:2 Ma- famity, 75:3 BlaGk Antid Bap*t Church see namd for, 75:l Antioch Baptist Church orchards and brandy, 75:2 Black Strap Molasses see Sorghum Pointer family, 75:3 Blair, Judge Henry E. possible construction, 75: 1 Official Remrd Dahlgren report, 65:4, Roy family, 75:3 65:5 Tunstali family, 75:2 Blair, James Beyer, Amb. Gonlon R. battles \Nith Gov. Sp ,99:2 visits King and Queen for Marshall Blair, John Foundation, 66:4 acting Governor, 52:2 Bill and Mary Brooks Ston? Bnrton Baptist, 743 buildings and Biseoe Post Office, 71.2 Bland, Jacob Bird, Cast. - deed from Heniry Williams, 59:1 carries Sale leger, 63:4 Bland, John Atftins Bird, Fran~es hmily, 792 wife of iveson LW,58:2 Bland, Joseph Robel-L Bird, Katherine Go. G 26th VA. Inf., 633 wife of iweson Lewis, 58:2 Bland, Nollie Bird, Philoman wife of Willie Abrams, Ei4:2 case against Ann Smith, 97:4 Bland, R. Tyler 111 ~ocomplaintentsagainst Ann Smith, manies Anne Treuilian, 79:2 974 Bland, Robert Tyler IV Bird, Rohert family, 79:2 grandfather of Robert Amistead, 6l:l Bland, Rep. S. Otis Bird, Robert Amistead 25Mh annkemry cetebration, 72:2 appeals for Dragon Run bidge, 6I:l Bland, VIfilliam Russell Bird, Swwocxl buys land fmm robe^ Driver, 69: 1 Lowrer King and Queen, 59.4 Bland"$ Regiment lumber business, 60:s Baylor Hill sew& in, 5"12 Bird, Wafter Beverly Blount, Sallie Lee tavern hnd, 85:2 with Aunt Ida, 55:3 Bird, Wlliam ~ourtedby ardeenboys, 55:2 Fary Tavern, W.2 mugship with George Mahood, 55.5 Bird and Allen with cousins Mag, Sornie, John and lurnkr business, 60:s Ashton, 55:3 Bird Ram grades, 55:2 Bid bmily home, 61:1 summers in Petemburg,55:3 Birds Bridge Time at Green Mount Home ScPIool over Dragon Run, 61:1 for "loung Ladies, 55.2 Bism, Sadk Bliounl, Rev. Wlliam Canner BismPost me nam-ke, 34 :1 Sallie Lee h*er, 55:1 Biscoe Posl ~GE: Booker, Arrn changes to buildings, 71.2 wiii and @arli"s, 752 ""61artcse land. 712
5 Boston, Rev. S.C. Brewerton, Thomas baptizes padshiomrs, 532 Wh Swamp land, 83:3 Boutvvare, Leroy BfiQklaye~s poritical affiliation, 59:3 lo Wlginia dikThomas Gat-, 60:4 Bouhtvare, Mwm Bridmasters politiml affiliation, 59:3 tmls, 60:4 Boulvvare, Mliiliam to Virginia vvith Thomas Gates, 60:4 politiGal affiliation, 59:3 Bricks Bounties @and) in Colonial Virginia, S0:4 land given due to rank, 51:s curved bricks, 60:4 Bovvden, Eva How~on Jamestown excawtions, 60:4 marries Robe@Bowden, 77:2 price in Colonial times, 60:4 Bowden, George quantiv example in wnstrudon work at OM Chur*, 69:3 (Colonial), 60:4 Box Post Office Bristow, Andrew E. histow of, 771 :2 genealogical infomation, 93:3 land value, 71:2 Bristow, Benjamin I Bradford, Adeline Semple bequeaths Walnut Grove, 93: 'I information on Semple family, 84:3 Brjstwv, Benjamin II BradleysGeorge acquires Walnut Grove, 93: I lumkr wk, 60:s Bristow, Charles Braxton, Caer son of James, 932 burgess eledon of 1774 Brislow, Drusilla Jane Humphrey Hill, 592 birth, 93:l King and Queen trivia, 722 Bristow, Elda Virginia Tavern Museum exhibit, 945 land from Martin Gouldman, 69:1 Braxton, Dr. Co&in Bristow, Eugenia King William Working Agricukural with half-brother Robert, 93:2 Society, 783 Bristow, Eugenia Evelina Braxtm, Delaware birth, 933 on &tus Post Mfice, 70:4 Bristow, Eugenia Gardner Pollard Braxton, Col. Geo~ge shod biogmphy of, 931 purchases lndian Mary, 87:3 Bristw, Franes Addison Braxton, Mrs. tJlary Blair short biography of, 93:1, 932 problems of derelo pray, 52:2 Brjstow, James Akin Bray, Brantley land from Martin Gouldman, 69:1 horse dram vehide, 62:6 Bristow, JamBenjamin Bray, Jam bro&er af Ram,93:1, 93:2 brick sales, 60:4 Bristow, James Saunders Bray, Joel 'lamib>93:1 selts RmgarrllsMI/e, 72:3 wds Eugenia Gardner fillad, 93:1 Brerem, Jane Claihme Bristow, JamSunders and Lenom ma- mornas, 61 :4 Seward Brerelon, mornas parents of RokrlBraxlon, 931 ma- in"io Claibome farnib, 61:4 Brislow, John Phipps Brere'ron, Ga@. Mlliam land for Middlesex Goufihaum, 922 daughters land to Samuel Hoskins, BristovJ, Julian P. 82:4 brother of Robert, 93:1 cannot return "ro Gewfille, 93rl
6 Bristow, Ludnda Gaahorn Broaddus, Kate GameE life and catilzlren robe^, 9312, ma+ Dr. Wilmrn Bmddus, 90:2 933 B us, Wnly Bristw, Rokrt Braxton favter af hma, 6;5:1 biography Wm Monroe Counly, 93:2, Broaddus, Rdand 93-3--.- home in Garnil Minor enm, S8:l British family origin, 933 Broaddus, Wi!lkm family britage, 93: I.932 in Edwin Motley Yvill, 542 life in Misuri, 93:2 home in Carroll Minor entry, 68:l at Manassas, 932 Broaddus, Dr. W.L. poem by, 93:3 cares for Alhe Gmshanr, 532 prominenm of farnib, 93:2 Broadway, Wlliam second-degree murder, 93: 1, 93:2 eviction &om Stratton Major Parish, story oftrial, 93:1,93:2, 93:3 523 work as lawyer, 93:2, 9313 Brockenborough, CaUlerine Bristow, Mltiam Gadner buries Latane, 98:l birth, 933 Brockenborough, Judge with ha#&rotiler Robert Bristm, 93:2 teaches RobeFt Bristw, 932 Broach, Atrgustine Mofitgomery Brockenborough, Dr. VVilliarn Spencer poshnaster, 72:4 Roane children's names, 724 wife buries Latane, 98:1 Broach, Bknche Hutchinson Brooke, Col. Game chikfren's names, 72:4 executor in Dnrmwight case, 87:4 Broach , Henley King and Queen representative to sells horse to John Garnett, 90:4 Virginia, 51.2 Broach, Isaac sentice during Revolotionary War, goods in will, 88:3 51.2- .- last will and testament, 88:3 Brooke, Maj. Robe Broach, Martin and Joe family saw golden horseshm, 992 letter from John Watker, 89:2 Brooke, VVilliarn Broacdr Post ORice Knights of the GoMen Horseshe, history &, 72:4 99:l posbnastem Brmken, Phil end of serrie, M:4 mechanic at Tayrior 8 GaMw1l,81:2 Broaddus, Anclreptu Brooking, Vivian shot self on Sanb Fe Trail, 92:3 Revolutionary War -mi=, 51:2 Broaddus, Dr. Andw Brooks, Hany teaches Joseph Gariick, 58:1 plays EIarn Tmne, 70:3 Broaddus, Betsy MoUey Brooks, Jamma items bequmthed by b&er,54:2 grandmo*er in Bmks family, 70:s Broaddus, Gaaerine Brooks, John ma+ Ed.lvin Mdek 541 eldest son, 703 Braaddus, Emma M II see Emma Brooks, Pa= Broaddus Ha~s plays MhElarn loone, 7013 Broaddus, J&n (Mie) Brooks, Pfiscith fanner ac; Taylor B Caldwll, 81:2 youngest girl, 70:s Broadbus, Joslr Brooks, Sam home in Carroll Minw enm, 68:1 EIam Toane r-iMon of- 63:3
7 Brcroks, "Sergeant"' Woman's Missionary SocieIty* 70:2 a&on against Federal gunboat, 62:s Bruington Female InsM&e Br&s Family Tavern Museum exhibt, 947 =membered by Eiam Toone, 70:3 Bruington Post Offiw Brown, Rev. A.A. building moved, 733 pastor New Mount Zion, 86:s history of, 732, 73:3 Bmwn, Archer postmasters, 732 loll bridge at Dunkirk, 68:4 Brumley, Jmeph Brovvn, Bessie Hanrie Eastern View mer,97: 1 J.C. Graves Museum, M:1 Brumley, Robert Brown, John acquires Edn, 73:4,73:2 after Dred Scott, 922 Brumley (Brownlefi, Mary Catherim Brow, Rev. Robert D. in father's (Howerton) will, 773 pastor New Mount Zion, 86:4 Bryan, Pres. John Stewart Browne, Sarah William and Mary President on T.R. mother of Dr. Benjamin Fleet, 57:2 Dew, 742 Brown (Gameto, Priscilla Brook Buchanan, Pres. James marries Dr. John Ryland, 90:2 Presidential role in Dn?d Scan, 922 Brownley, Joseph Bull&, Richard with wife Maw, 773 grave in King and Queen, 75:1 Brown&, Lucy T. Bundy, Rev. Augustas Eastem View shares, 77:1 pastor New Mount Zion, 8S:3 inherits Eastern View school, 97.1 Bunker Hill Brownky, Mary C. home of Stevensville Academy, 81:4 teacher at Eastem View School, 97:1 Burial of Latane (engraving) Brownley* Robert copyright, 98:1 land for Bnrington Church, 70:2 history of, 98:1, 98:2 Bnrington Judge John DeWardit donates as muster field, 78:3 engraving to King and Queen, 98:l Bruington Baptist Church, 51.4 price of copy, 98:l acquires Erin, 733 size, 98:l addltions to Efin, 732 story of engraving, 98:1 baptisms at Wenrjr Mill"s Mill, 70:2 Burial of Latane (painting) bientennial, 70:l as call to ams for South, 98:j break away Churches, 702 dimensions, 98:1 mmeteq tombstones, 53:3, 53:4 effects on South, 98:l committee to aid BIa& members, sold again, 98:1 722 sold and rediscove&, 98:l connection to Pine BluFfs, Arkansas, Burke, Eliuabea 702 neighbor of Bewdleyy75:l early leaders, 70.2 Burke, Elzabeth L. Edu~ationalBuilding, 70:2 Corbin Chub la&mark, 71.1 histow of, TO:?,70:2 memoriam, 89:1 land sale, 73:f Burke, Malmlm 6. nwm~ng house plans, 1818,70:2 great-grandsczm of Ben Pollard, 67.2 othr rrrwmnary wok, 70:2 Bul-ks Ordinary sale of Ean to William Campbell, 7312 Drum~ghtdeposmdions at, 87:4 Sernple and WaU1mey farnib, 70:2 EdurlinHon "1840s M conslnraon, 70:2 Garlick home, 583
8 "Burnley" Campbell, mbker in James Sale Mer, 63:l Revol*nary War Sewice, Si:4 Buwell, Ca*r CarnpWI, Wllm house mnstrudon, 60:4 Revolmnary War semima53 1.2 Butler, Gen. Benjamin E~npu&ase, 33:2 at Petemburg, 63:4 Campbell Sorrp Gmpany Butler, David mntraGt vviUt Taylor & Caldmll, 81 :3 helps at Bewdby, 75:4 Camp Blake Byrd, Sen. Hany F. Elliot revolver, @:4 Albert Gresham meeting, 53:2 founding and n, 62:2,62:3 250th anniversary celebration, 722 relics unmwred, 62:3,62:4 Byrd, Senator Harry F. Sr. Texas relics, 62:4 stays witfi Albert Gresham, 532 Garden, R.C. Byrd, Rev. Sineon P. owner of Louise, 833 family, 86:3 Carlton, Benoni first Pastor New Mounl Zon, 86:s political affiliation, 59:3 Byrd, Col. William Carlton, Christopher on 's home, 99:3 acquires "Indian Mary," 87:4 war vvith Senecas, 87:2 land patent, 83:3 By The Fire (Poem) Carlton, Ellis Robert Braxton Bristm, 93.3 Exol Chur&, 58:2 Garlton, I.J. e Atwood Walker qua, 66:3 Cactus Hill Carlton, John A. Indian seWement site, 873 Co. C 26th VA. Inf., 63:3 Caldwell, Charles Camll (Colleyf pulpit in Lower King and Queen, 59:4 merger with Henry P. Taylor, 81.2 Carlton, Lottie passes away, 813 Atwood Walker quiff, 662 Calhoun, John 6. Carlton, Lulie with Daniel Weibster, B:4 baptized, 532 "Callabn" Garlton, Melvin admagainst Federal gunboat, 62:s in lumber business, 60:s Calvert, Ce~ilius Carlton, Capt. Mitlard Ma@& founding, 88:2 Gapt. of The C#oO83:4 Calve& Gov. LeonaFd Cariton's Store PMOffiw with Henry Fleete, 68:2 "Country Club," 77:4 Camn, John history of, 76:3,76:4 Benjamin Pollard grandgarner, 67:2 loeation, 77:3, T7:4 Camm, Rev. John map and diagram of, 77:4 ruling as Pmident of William and postmasters, 97:4 Mary, 543 Carpetbaggers Campbell, A.C. Tavern Museum exhib'~,94:6 engraves The Burial of btane," ":I Ganim, Chief Justim Harry L. Campkll, AIexander basis of U.S. government, 84:2 at NilWmugh, 59:2 courts and @pula=, M:2 Campbell, Gamin Hugh dedication smhfor Gou* and Revoiulionary War swim, 51:4 Administration Building, 2, &Q:I Campkit, Robeir quotes Chid Justim Wmen E. in James Sale IeRer, 63: 1 Burger, W:2
9 Carrim, Chief Justice Harry L. Cauthorne, Torn (Conlinu- horn in relaBon to Gaaon Store Post quotes Ww Mason, 84:1 ,77:3 quotes John Marshall, &4:2 Garrthom Umple Gwmmey), on state m&,134:2 Henrietta Canimon, Edvvard hides Union souern, 68:3 Marshal for VA. census. 91 13 Cauthornville P& OFfim Carson, Christopher {Kt) additions to, 79:4 on Andrew Broaddus, 92:3 histoy of, 79:3, 79:4 apprentif~under David Workman, James Robert Ruffin, 80:1,80:2 92:2,92:3 layout of, 79:4 as "~avvyboy," 92.3 map of, 79:3 and Eduvin Ryland, 92:2, 92.3, 92:4 postmasters, 79:3 legend of, 924 Thelma Lee Gibson Taylor, 80:2 military and Indian senrie, 92:4 Cavaliers and Pioneers Carson, Jane William Claibome, 51:2 cookbook, 56:2 Celebrated York River Oysters Carter, Horace business reach, 79:2 on Louise, 83% description of, 94:4 Carter, John vvorkers, 79:1 with BenHnrin Waller, 74:1 Census Carter, Kitty ancient examples, 91:3 land claim, S9:2 cost of, Q1:3 first results, 91.3 u~haseorder, 51:3 history of, 91:2, 9"13,91:4 Carter, Robert '"&ngS' importance to US., 91.4 father of John, 743 information in first, 91:3 Carter, Silas King and Queen resutts, 91.4 mechank at Tagor gi Caldwll, 81:2 problems with first, 91.3 Cal-tin, Colin procedure for first, 94:3 Allen Store garages85:3 records lost in fire, 91.3 Caruthers, Dr. Wlliarn uniformity problems, 994 boo fs of Ule Golden U.S.Gensus history, 94.3 No 992 William the Conqueror, 91:3 Catlett (Griggs), Mary Mann Chandle, Dr. J.A.C. office at Taylor & Galdwell, 81.2 school in BdingGreen, 902 Cauthom, Andrew Brooke "Charming" Co. G 26th VA. Inf., 6313 see John Channing Sale Cauthom, Lt. Andrew N. Chapel Nifl Greek mptured at Petersburg, 6314 where Jam= Inn- hrn, 51.2 Cauthorn, George prisoner of war camp,51 :3 store and post OR-, 79:3 Chapman, Polly Camom, Lindy Yree issue'"and, 69:1 pol-! afiliation, 59:3 "Charles" Cauthom, mornas molasses mrk, 67:1 poKWl affil&on, 59:3 Chase, W.H. Gau*om, Geome copyrights LaI;rne engraving, 98:l hornin relation to Ca&on Store Past Chatham Hi# m693, n:3 overseers, '7 8:1: 78:2
10 Ghafham NiN (Continoed) joins Wlfiam of Orange, %:3 silk produdn, 78:l Ghur& of England. see E&blish& Cheek, Elifam Ferguson Ryland Church mamks Mr. Ghwk, 929 Civil Rights Ghenaun, Milton Tavern Museurn exkwir, 94:6 buys Ghu& Fm,772 evil War Chew Row destrudon of property, 991 :2 as oysler house, 79:2 Tavem Museum exkibili, 94:s Chickahominy Indians Claibome, John in King and Queen, 992 son of William, 6-3:3 Child Birth Claibome, Lmnard British 1600s custom, 96:2 son of William, 6-33 Choisy, Marquis de Claibome, Capt. Thomas commanding French Marines in King grandson of William, 61.3 and Queen, 51.3 Claibome, Lt. Col. Thmas Chowan Female institute son of William, 61.3 Joseph Garlick teaches at, 58:l Claibome, Wiliam Christian, RA. biography, 61:2,61:3,61:4 Olivet Church, 59:4 fee for patents, 61:2 Churches government positions, 61:2,61:3 care of poor, 52:4 "Kecoughtan," 61.2 charity colledon, 52:4 land patents example, 612 church seating, 532 military ranks, 61.3 constnrctian materials, 52:1,52:3 political beliefs, 61:3 dimensions of 1760s, 52:3 properties, 61 :3 example of seating, 72:3 retirement and passing, 61.4 numkr of &ergy in Virginia 1775- salary, 61.2 ?781,52:2 sur~e~or-general,83:1 Pastor salary example, 58:2 wife and children, 61:s reason for church decline in Virginia, Claiborne, William Jr. 52:s milita~ysenrie and properties, 61:4 seating by status, S7:3,67:4 Clark, 'C.A. Chumh Fm cl@rk,79:2 "'Church Hill," ":1 Clark, General George Rogers history of, 77:1, 772 against Indians, 51.4 land value 1860, 77:1 Revolutionary War, 51 :2 land value and owut, 1870,772 Clark, George Rogers land value loss, TI:? dismissed fn,m school, 57:1 modern improvements, 772 Clark, Ivan sold to GeQrge Minor, 77:2 World War II merlals, 94:6 sold to Milton Chenault, 73:2 Clay, Henry Chum Will S&m1 with Daniel W&ster, 5514 as J.C. Graves Museum, 86:f, 86:2 Clayborne, Thomas layolrt, s:2 father of William, 612 mew Di&efs Hill Shoal, 86:3 Gleyborne, Thornas Rev. James Graves bught at, 86:1 grandfmer of William, 6"12 teaher list, W:3 Clopton, Mafia Churdllill, John wife of lveson twis, 58:2 Duke of Marlborough, %:3
11 ClovJder, Capt. Jeremiah Golurnbian College camp nameci for, 09:2 Commnment exemises invitation, Wghts of Golden Horseshoe, 99:1 61 :4 short biography, 99:1, 99:s Columns CIuverius, Jane fluted and dofi&, 52:3 wife of Temple Walker, 66:2 Cornpleat Nousewife see Mfs. E. Smith Godtbum, Admira! Confederate Armed Forms raid during War of 1812, 65:2 aFtillery sword, @:4 des Cognets, Louis encamp near Carlton Store, 62:s Duplicafes of Lost Virginia Recods, naval sword, 62:4 62: 1 pay example, 6-43 Cole, Robert W. travel by steamer, 63:3 Exot Ghura, 58:2 volunteer unifom cost, W:3 Coleman, Hany (and Edna) Jr. winter camp life, 623 location of Thomas Walker grave, Confederate Monument 735 history of, 853 Coleman, John Congress see U.S. Congress meaanic at Taylor 81 Galdwell, 81.2 Conktin, Edward Coleman, Ned sale of land to Henry Adams, 79:1 on Louise, 83:4 "Connie" Coleman, Robert molasses work, 67:1 "pre~~riptionfor any illness,""76:2 Continental Amy Coleman, Vin~ent Virginia units involved, 51:1, 512 political affiliation, 59:s Continental Bills College of William and Mary, 51.2 relatively worthless, 52: 1 funding problems after Revolution, Cook, William 52: 1 overseer on Chati,atn Niij, 78: 1 Colonial Virginia Cookbook brick mnstnrction, 60:4 Cornpleat NooseMe, 56:2 brick prices, 60:4 contenb, 56:2 bricks, m:4 examples of Wrginia cookbooks, "college lands," 83:'i 56:2, 56:3 munty control of government, 56:2 Cooke, Bun ele&n praaces, 56:1 nephevv of FounQin, 83:4 example of pries for goods, 75:2 Gmke, Chaiies how law could be overturned, 5S:1 marries Cora Gresham, 77:2 how votes wre cast, 56:1 Gooke, Fountain Jarnestown bricks, 60:4 fiman on Louim, 83:4 land "divident,W3:1 Gwke, Ma&a land grants, 83:1 foreman at Pa@r %I Gl-II, 81:2 population and fayoul1634,61:3 Gooke, earl sheriff dutis, 67:2 fo~manat Tawr 8 CaWtl, 81:2 suweying land prcrblems, 612 Cmlidge, Mrs. Calvin voting for burgess, 56: I bedspread for Betsie Montague, 823 voting quireme&, %:I Cooper, JamFenirnore Colt Bufbt hkseH&, 92:s relic at Camp Blake, 62:3 Corbin, 1301. Gakn bamallo OM Ghumh, 69:3
12 Gorbin, John Tayloe Gws lea= to Royalist broVter, 51:3 Jersey and Guernsey, 53:2 Cobin. John Taylor Cox, en.EG.+fin manies Mary Waller, 74:2 mnaf ang and Quwn in Corbin, Col. Richard Revoldnary War, 51:4 influence in Stratton Major Parish, A True Rda&n or, fing and Queen 523 GaunY in vitginia 1607-1 790,51 :2 intermediary to Dunmore, 51.2 Cox, Virginia DeMott King and Queen trivia, 722 books authored, 70:l land for church, 67:3 tribute to, 70:l land for church denied, 52:4 Crittenden, George H. names Laneville, 9O:l marries Sarah Van Pen, 79:l New Chu~,67:s Grittenden, Kelly A. no deed to Stratton Major Parish, 52 :4 daughter of George and Sarah, 79: 1 Tavem Mumum exhibit, 94:s Groton Female College Corbin, Richard Jr. Tavem Museum exhibit, 94:7 Royalist, joins Gov. Dunmore, 51.3 Crouch, Benny Corbin Family location of "Lanefeld" metery, 733 icehouse, 592 Croxton, Pete Gorbin's Church see iVm Church Louise Gray remembrance, 67:1 Corduroy Cuff Brace PIw action on hills, 6S:I example from Gee. Watt & Go., 77:4 Corn mill Culver, Edwin R. Jr. operation of, 762 attends Cuhrer, 100:4 Cornwallis, Lord, 51.3 Culver, Henry Hanison bumAyleM mmhouses, 75:3 career positions, 100:3 at VoMm, 100:1, 100:2 deal with Alexander Fleet, 100:3, Cosby. Leland 100:4 clerk for Oak Shade, 53:1 founds Culver Military Institute, 400:3 Goulboum, J.H. money spent on land, 1130:3 acquires Robinson land, 69:2 Culver, Henry Harrison Jr. Coulboum, Jim Culver 'Boa& of managers,' 1110:s lumber wok, 60:s Culver, Knight K. County Court attends Culver Milihry Inst'ftute, 100:4 Court of Quarler Sessions, %:2 Culver, Wallace 6. governing body of alonial Vi~inia, attends Culver Military InstiMe, 100:4 56: 1 Culver Academies see Culver Militav as magistrates, %:2 Institute posbns appoiMedi b~ 56:2 Gulver Military lnslitute Courl Days academic program, 100:4 des&ption of* 69:2,69:3, 84:1 ""Black Horse Troop," 100:4 smcart ram, 69:3 board of manaers, 100:3, 4QQ:4 Coumy, Ctaiborne R. tuition, 100:3 memodm, 89:f Currency Govinmn, Lt. Gctl. Richad Alexander Warnikon irnpaa, 88:2 esw& Rappahannoeks, 872 counlekil pmblems, 88:2 Cow Creek Mill Demand Notes, 88:2 Federal Forces shell, 62:s early American, 88:1,88:2 "elephant'?oken, 88:2
13 Currency (Continu&) mdalRecord repo~s,65:3, 65:4, first stins &om Gmrge Washin$on, 65:s 882 plan for, 65:2 first paper money, 88:2 Daingehlrl, Col. Mlliam, 51:2 first U.S. mint, 88:2 in VVidcruv Sm& case, 97% foreign coins demonetized, 88:2 Daiv (horse) gold rush, 88:2 Garrol Minofs nemoM, 58:1 MaMand mints coins, 88:2 hamess racing, S8:l Massachusetts Bay, 883, 88:2 Daisy Post Office New Jersey coins, 8812 history of, 73:3, 73:4 not denominations, 88:2 postmaster, 73:3 Nova @nsteliatio, 88:2 service ends, 73:4 post-Revolution problems, 88:2 Dale, Sir. Gov. Thomas realm, Spanish p-feight, 88:T land to "Ancient Planters,'"3: 1 Rhode island ship medal, 88:2 Daniel, Mickelborough Rosa Amehna, 88:2 Napoleon Street joumal, S4:2 sovereign act, 88:l Darby, Mary Virginia Hurt St. Patridc hawnce, 882 family, 79:2 Daughtets of the Amerimn Revolution "toll," 88:l source for military records, 51:1 treasury no*, 88:2 Davies, Evan Vemont coins, 882 land grant, 83:3 Virginia last, 88:2 Dawies, Landon wampum, 88:l teacher of Albert Gresham, 532 Curry, Rev. Dr. T.S. Davies, Susan Lower King and Queen, 59:4 refugee at Hillsborough, 78:4 Custom House see Ambler's Store Davis, Emmett relation to father, John, 77:4 D Davis, Pres. Jefferssn Dabney, Vrginius om missions histead, 63: 1 quotes from, Viginiaa me New Davis, John W. binion, 52:2 Postmaster, Garllon Store Post Dahlgren, Adm. J&n A. Office, 77:4 retaliation against King and Queen Davis, Robert M. Coun@, 73:4 political affiliation, 59:3 Dahlgren, Gol. UlM Davis, R.S. capturs ConfedeMe Imps, 65:s acquires Eastern Mew Schml, 97:l killed in King and Queen GounQ, "Clarks" landowner, 71:2 85:3,65:4, 55:s. 97:3 Davis, William B. Official Recxlrd reports *om plitical affiliation, 59:3 Confederates, 65:2,65:3, 65:4, 55:s Davis, Rev. Wlliam H. raid in to R~hmonrl,65:2, 65:3, 65:4, pastor New Mount Zion, 86:4 85:s B~on,Thomas Dahlgren Raa Bnrton Baptist, 74:'i capiures Confederate ~rmps,65:s Deaths Got. 13raihlgren killed, (35:3,65:4, 65:6 causes of in 19VI ceMury, 642 oi: fi5:2,85:3,65:4,65:5 Declaration of Indepndence hwW, 65:2 based an Wrginia resolAons, 51.2
14 Declaration of Rights luminary biography, 74:2 in England, 96:3 prtical positions, 742 Deer positions held, 342 restocked, 76:3 Mlliam and Mary Presidenw, 74:2 DeHardit, Judge John h,Dr. William purchases 'The Burial of Latane," additions to Pmvidenee, 91:g 98: I family, 91.1 remarks on the painting, 98:l land for Church Hill School, 86:2 Delano, M. W. (Mike) obtains Pmvidence, 91:1 at Taylor & Caldwell, 81.3 Pmviden~e r, 9l:l Demand Notes purchases Rosemrml, 8-43 first official paper money. 88:2 Dew, William Jr. Dennis, Edwafd son of William and Susan, 13:l and Bewdky, 75:1 Dewsville Deposilions history of, 74:3 King and Queen munQ early sold and moved, 74:3 examples, 87:3,87:4 Dickerson, J.W. Derieux, Columbia key baskets, 66:4 wife of Joseph Hart, 58:1 Dickey's Hill Wool DeShazo, Charles N. merges with Church Hill, 86:3 on John Copeland DeShazo, 733 Digges, Maria DeShazo, James MiRon William and Mary housekeeper with brother John, 73:4 accused of Royalism, 54:s DeShazo, John Gopeland Diggs, Edvvanf Civil War sewice, 73:4 land grant in King and Queen, 75:1 family, 73:4 Diggs, Elder Isaac sawmill business, 73:4 pastor, 59:4, 86:3 Dew, Benjamin Dillard, John son of Wlliam and Susan, 91.1 purchases RengardsviIle, 723 Dew, &ity Dining Days daughter of William and Susan, 91.1 Locust Grove, 60:3 Dew, Fmnklin Dissentew. see also Bapgsts politicai affiliation, 59:3 not allovved to vole by law, 56:'i Dew, Lucy Dix, Lt. \Niltiam S. daughter of William and Susan, 91:1 Go. E 5th VA. Cavalry, a:3 Dew, Mary lsabella Dixon daughter of Wlfiam and Susan, 91:1 Bristow family sale of, 8812: Dw, Susan dating the house, 873 daughter of William and Susan, 91:l excavalions at, 87:2 Dew, Susan Jones painting, 87:s at ProMenm, 9"1:"i,91 :2 renovations lo, 87:2,87:3 Dew, Gm. Thomas Dixon, Reverend Dewsvillt, %4:2,74:3 fill in for Reverend Dunlap, 524 Pmvidellce, 74:3 Doswell, Maj. Torn Revcrldnary rdVar wwkS51 :4 John Sqer wkfor, M:3 Dew, nimas Rde~ck Dragon Run defense of slavery, 742 bridges, 51:1 edum~on,74:2 Indian czanoe, 61 :'i Europan Iravel, 74:2 land pate*, T2:4
15 Dragon Run (Gontinu&] StfaMon Major Pakh minister, 52:3 threatened by oovepopulaticm, 544 mlleelion for MonWaI fire, 52:4 tobaccx; to pay for, 61:"i prceived resignan, 52:4 Draine, Ama public@ from Virginia Gaze&@,52:4 with ida F 11, 60:4 St. Paups Parish, 52:4 Dred Scott Dunmore, Gov. John M. aseand G%l War, 92:2 attacked on Gvvynn's Island, 512 case ruling, 92:2 battle of Hampion, 51:2 case summary, 92: 1,92:2 Dunstan, Mr. - Judge John Ryland krs,92:1, 92:2 blacksmith, 533 Dri-I!, Dr. Duvall, Dr. John pu~as~tshvidem, 9l:2 Smyrna Chur& pastor, 70:2 Driver, Robert "free issue" law, 69:f E Free Issue landowner, 69:2 Earty, Gen. Jubal A. Drummond, James Armistead"~head vvound, 63: 1 British prisoner of war in King and Eastem VBWSchool Queen, 51.3 Belle Jones tuition receipt, 97: 1 DrumwrigM, Wlliam class sessions, 97: 1 in court case,87:3, 87:4 curriculum, 97:1, 97:2 in W grant, 83:3 desks, 973 D~ysdak history of, 921, 97:2 Park Church, 523 layout, 979 Duddleston, Sir John methods of taaching, 97:2 stone tablet research, 62:2 requirements to attend, 973 trade vvith Engfand, 62:l. 62:2 sale cost, 97:l Dudley, AIex school house movement to Tavern Museum exhibit, M:4 Gouflhouse Gmn, 972 Dulcie Dome student list, 97:2 Napob t Horn, @:I students, 97:l Duncornbe, William teacher list, 97:2 on tombstone, 563 Eaton, Benjamin F. Dunkirk Capt. of Robert E. Lm, 83:3 colonial bMge over Mattaponi, 68:3, owner of Rob&E. Fee, 83:s 68:4 Eckenrode, Dr. H.J. foundirmg under John rEVaiker Semple, Virginia amhivist, 51.2 68:4 Economic kelopment Invitation, 19m Joseph Martin on, 93:4 Factories, 89:4 lumber industry 1785-91,68:4 fisheries, 89:4 toll bridge 1829,68:4 schools, 89:4 Dunkirk Bridge King and Queen 190Ei adyeasenrent, end of use, E;8:4 89:3, B9:4 founding, 68:3 minerals, 89:4 impottanm in Cwil War, 68:4 staple crops, 8914 pklr&a& by Dr. Benjamin Fleet, lands and capacilies, 89:4 68:4 morals and &urches, 89:3, 89:4 Dun@, Rev. William vrrater, 89:4 at MwChur&, 67:4 transportagon, 89:4 Revol&ona~Wr servirx?, 51:2 timbers, 89:4
16 Economy Tavm Museum exltibit, B:8 1850 census exampie, 77:l EllM Reevoker change in i(im adQumn duh~ at Qmp Blake, 62:4 Rwlution, 51:3 Ellyson, Josie Henley change &I inclMal, 75:3 CMl War remembwnces, 78:3,78:4 1867 colnmodity prices, 64:1 gun boat raid, 78:4 fees for hadhansport 1881, 65:6 Sheridan" raid, 78:s FrenGh forces Mhhard money, 100:2 Elm G& hog production example, 782 steamboat, 833 land sales to aid post-Revolution Empie, Pres. Adam Virgink, 523 President, Goliege of Mlliarn and land value example, 73:f Mary, 742 price example Cctlonial Wrginia, 75:2 English Sovereigns Song, 55:4 prices during Revolutionary War, Entertainment 51:2,51:3 dances and house parties late 19th salary example in 1881, 53:l century, 552 sale price of limber early 2Mh in southern country stores, 74:4 Cenhtry, 60:5 Ephesus Church sake prices for gowfs lBS9, @:2 relation to Claibome hme, 6l:3 samill pay, 1910s, 7S:I Episcopal Chud takim "tall,* 88:l sale of property, 69:s 19th century amunlbook prices, Enin 57:1 additions to, 73:2 tobacco disruption, 521 Bmington Bapiist additions, 732 trade and barter, 88:2 to B~ingtonBaptist Church, 733 trade with French during as Bruington parsonage, 732 Revolutionary War, 513 Cartton family contribution, 73:1 Edge Hill Wool electricjty, 732 founding of, 86:3 Fleet famity contribution, 7 3:1 Edict of Nantes floor plan, 73:l Louis XIV revokes, %:2 history of, 73: 1, 73:2 Edmortson, Thomas Jr. Impmvements, 733 in VVdw SmW wse, 97:4 land and building varue, 73:l Edwanfs Covossa E modem changes, 732 Vim School, 97:l sale to William Campbell, 732 sold by Bmington, 70:2 Establish& Chum disestablishment and shock, 521 at miernViav Wool, 97:l preference of lay readers, 52:2 Elam's Spring problems urith clergy, 522 Elam Tmne spning, 62:6 six faGtors that undemined church, Election of 4 52: 1 ball& exampie, 97:3 vestry as governing my,52:2 history of?97:3 vestry cornl~osaonin mlonial days, King artd Queen Cou&ouse blly, 52:2 9713 Eubank, A.X. voang resub n&&, 97:3 Sievensville Academy, 81 :4 Ele Eubank, John A. early 4m -dry iiglrrting, 723 Go. C 26th VA. Id., 833
17 Eubank, (Miss) Mat Fav Tavern Exol Nl~ssionary , B:2 hdaRer Dahlgren deatlr, %:2 Eubank, Wlliie (arrd Ellrei) hstw rrl, 85:2,85:3,94:2 home in relation to CarEton %re PDS~ as office buikling, 94:2 OW*77:s awvners, 94:2 Evans.. Euaenia., Evelina Bristw Wi- saw& From fire, 85:2 in Missouri, 93:2 saved fmfire, small pox, %:2 poem of Robert Bfistow, 933 Fauntleroy, Kate Evans, James teased about Wllie Fleet, 55:2 ordained Deacon, 64:2 Faunt LeRoy, Mary Peachey Evans, fhomas B. land for Antimh Baptjst, 722 Exol Church, 58:2 Fauntleroy, Dr. M.G. Olivet Church, 59:4 John Seger, 66:3 ordained Deacon, 64:2 political affiliation, 59:3 Exol Baptist Church Fauntleroy, Mrs. description, 58:2 slaves steal From John Walker, 89:2 founding of, 52:2 Fauntleroy, Samuel pastors, 58:2 in Ben Pollard book, 67:2 Pastor salary, 58:2 Fauntleroy, Dr. Samuel 6. prominent families, 58:2 political affiliation, 59:3 Exoll, John Sunday School teaser, 59:4 land on Pianketank Swamp, 833 Fauntleroy, Thomas "Express" St. Stephen's founding, 723 prisoner mail train, 63:l Faunt Le Roy Family land for Antioch Baptist, 72:2 F Favor (store) Farguson, James gas pumps, 763 sworn deposition, 1759,87:3 history of, 763 Farmer, Ralph Federal Amed Forces in Ben Pollard book, 672 aid from John De Shazo, 734 Famin@on burn courthouse, 97:3 home of Ryland Family, 78:4 as '"elephant," 62:4 hosts Federal officers, 78:4 gunboat on Mattaponi, 62:5 "open house," 98:3 gunboat raid in Kng and Quen orchards, 98:3 County, 78:4 production of goods at, 98:3 Marines in Kng and Qlleen County, raided by raided by Federal cavally, 625 78:4 N.Y. forces at Gamp Blake, 62:4 refledions by Josephine Ryland relics in Gamp Blake, 6213, 62:4 XnigM, 98:2,98:3, 98:4 Vankms, 60:2 Famville Nomal Schogl Federal Period Ida Frebell, SO:4 mantels a?;Bewhy, 75:2 Fary, Hunter Lee Ferguson, Jam birlh, 94:2 in land gra&, 83:3 FaysT. Franklin FiRh Virginia Gavarry bieh, 9-45? Company E rder, 64:s Fay, Thomas Petemon Tom" First World War PU Fary Tavern?M:2 easuab rate, 65:1 pudaeRoGk Spn'ngg723 Emma Brmddus Harris, 65:1
18 Firs-stWorld Vdar (6onfinuw Fleet, James R. Tavern Museum e*ib@, 94:6 buys haF of The Vineyard, 53:2 Fish Mat&ry political aRliaLion, 59:s roads us4by citizens, 76:2 Fleet, James Robert Fitzhugh, Maj. P.H. rents IngMcte, 68:3 Nottmy Bridge adion, 63:4 Fleet, John Fleet, Alexander land to Gram Mitchell, 69:2 Bruington Committee to help black Fleet, John A. memkrs, 722 land from Erin, 7'33 Exol Church, 58:2 Fleet, John Sedden Fleet, Col. Alexander Frederick attends Cuber, 100:4 academic pt-ogram at Culver, 100:4 Fleet, John W. Culver Military Academy, 100:3, 100:4 land from Kauffman family, 69:2 deal with H.H. Culver, 100:3 Fleet, Judge J.W. leaves Missouri Military Amdemy father of Betsy, 81:l after fire, 100:3 Fleet, Lou letter in Civil War, 100:3 with Sallie Lee Blount, 55~2,55:3 military mreer, 100:3 Fleet, Maria Louisa pay and further compensation at St. Stephen's founding, 75:3 Culver, 100:4 Fleet, Maria S. Bagby short biography, 100:2 land from Enin, 77:l Fleet, Dr. Benjamin Fleet, Mary account book, 57:2 account books, 57:2 journal, 91:l Fleet, Nannie Burke political affiliation, 593 mother of Betsy, 81:I at mvidence party, 91:2 Fleet, Col. R. St. Stephen's hunding, 75:3 political affiliation, 59:3 Fleet, Benny Fleet, ReginaM kills hogs, 89:2 attends Cuter, 100:4 Fleet, Betsy Fleet, Reuben founds Consolidated Aviation Company, 100:3 publiwtions and life, 81:1 Fleet, Robert Gamett tribute to, 81:1 purchases Fay Tavem, 85:2,94:2 Fieet, Dr. C.B. wife and chiMren, 94:2 political affiliation, 59:s Fleet, Rutherfoord (sic) Fleet, Ctiffod (and Helen) adds cottage and burns, 754 BevvdAey owner, 75:l purchases hwdtey, 77:4 Fleet, Clirffod Jr. Fleet, S.B. and 75:4 baptized, 53:2 Fleet, Clfird Sr. Fleet, Suzanne water at Bode, 75:4 at Rum1 FeIw, 752 Fkt, David Fleet, William letter from bro%er Alexander, 100:3 acquires Goshen, W:4 Fleet, Florence in Ben Pollard MsW:2 wRh Lee Blaunt, 55:2 Erin changes, 7311 Fleet, James A. father of Benjamin Fkt, 572 SheMan Raid, 78:4 Fleet, William Frcsder;i& atlends Gulver, 100:4
19 Fleet, Dr. Wlliarn T. Fctster, Judge John D. a~quiresErjn* 73:l bac)N?rof Hbrl: Gresham, 532 1859 We, 73:"1 Walkerton Warf *Won, 65:s Fleet, Wtlie Fourth Virginia Artillery at GmMount, 55:2 muster roll, 643 times W Sallie Lee Blount, 55:2, pay scale, @4:3 55:3 Fox, Gapt. E.C. Fleete, Itenry Official Reconl Dahlgren repofl, 65:3, biography, 68:2 654 book mviwu, 682 Fox, Henrietta Temple Fleet Sisters daughter of Henrietta Gwa&mey, 68:4 teachers at Green Mount, 55:1, 55:2 Fox, James FI polaical affiliation, 533 Fox, Jennie Fleming, Wlliam baptized, 53:2 Aylett memant order, 51:3 Fox, Willie Flemish Bond PaBem, 59:1, 59:4, 60:4 baptized, 53:2 Dixon, 87:2 Fox Hunting at OW Chu~h,69:3 colonial times, 89:1, 89:2 Flood, Jerry Frank Leslie's Illustrated WkEy sent to Hils-ugh for Dred Smtt remarks on his case, 922 convatesence, 78:4 Fredericksburg Fluted Spear points description of, 1716, 992 Indian use n AiGhaic Period, 87:f French Hussars vvjthin, 100:1 Fly-Fan Freedman's Bureau use in 1800s, $8:2 description of, 94:6 Fogg, Garter B. Tavern Museum exhibe, 94:5 political affiliation, 59:3 Free issue Fogg, Dora Lee Longest census numbers, 69:1 chiwren with Sam, 912 free blacks before Cbil War, 69: 1, Fogg, Fred $92 ruins AIbert Gresham" sleep, 531 land for lumber, 69:2 Fogg, John D. landowners, 89:1, 69:2 Owenton Camornville, 79:4 Free Soil Fogg, Samuel Lee in Dred Scott me,92:1 buys hvidenmGe91 :2 French Military fami&, 912 French Hussars, 100:1, 100:2 rents ProWnce, 991 :2 at King and Queen Courthouse, 100:"1 Fontaim, John buzun's Legion, 100:1 diary 03 Sp Strip,99:f stationed in VA after war, 1W:2 Food Fretvvell, Ida 1m wntuw dirmer mnu example, teacher, 60:4 71:4 Forge G Revol*naw War Wernpts at Gaines, Haw rnunwm, 51.3 build SbaBon Major Parish, 52:3 Fossm, John B. Gains, Henry ordaid Wwn, 6412 @onbadfor New Church, 67:3
20 Gaither, Capt. John W. GamM, Dr. John Capt. of Louise, 834 prelJares for Gen. Granl, 90:3 Gamble, Judge Hamieon Game@,John Jr. Dred Seott case, 92:2 son of Thomas, 90:l Gardiner, James Garnen, John Mu- teacher at Ruffin Academy, 80:2 deacon and Upper Rng and Queen Gardner, Katherine Waring Todd Baptist, 90:2 Re%ardsviIIe, 723 vjives and children, 90:2 Garlick, Edward Garnett, Dr. John Mus- father of Joseph, 58:l acquires Lanefield, 90:2 faaer of Joseph Gflck, 58:1 additions to Lanefieid, 90:2 Garlick, Ellen biography, 90:2 with Salili Lee Blount at Gmn family, 90:2 Mount, 55:1, 55:2,55:3 gets Alice away &mGrant, 90:3 Garlick, Joe Newtown School Borrni, 53:2 nephew and Sallie Lee Blount, 55:2 Superintendent of Schools, 53:2 Garlick, John Gamett, John Mu Jr. Whiire Mall, 75:3 biography of, 9Q:2 Garlick, Dr. Joseph horses, 90:4 educalion cltoi~efor daughter, 55:1 passes away, 90:4 GarZick, Jose~hR. short biography of, 90:2 Baptist pmcher, 58:1 teaching Charles Rgand, W:3,90:4 wife and chiMren, 58:1 timber, 90:4 Garlick, Kenneth as Uncle John, 90:2, 90:3, 90:4 on Sam Schools, 70:4 Garnett, Lemuel Garlick, Wry acquires Renga&yiIfefe 723 Wiley Roy and &wdkyy 75:3 Garnett, Mary Fogg Garli&, Samuel with John JF., 90:2 reconis of Aett merchant, 51.3 Garnett, Nannie brandy sale to Continental Amy, 75:2 inherits Lanew, 90:2 pur&ases Bewdiey, 75:2,75:3 Garnett, Reukn Garlidtc, Samuel I acquires land for Lanefiefd, 90:'i father of Samuel, 752 acquires Laflefelld, 90:l Garnetl, Betsy Dillard aquires Ls'm Hall, 90: 1 acquir~Renga&sville, 72:3 biography, 90:1 Gam&, Ghartes W. family, 90:l Chuch Fm,772 Gatnett, Reuben HanGack Garnett, Fan attends Richmond College, 90:2 inherits Lanekkl, 90:2 Garnea, Reuben MeriWher Game& Gapt. Henry additions to Lanefield* 90:2 Rwlutiona~War cammand, 90:1 biography of, 99:1, 90:2 Garnett, Jams book found at bane&@, $302 witness to MknM-y will, 542 deacon at Upper King and Queen Gamell, J.M. Baptist, 96:2 on 1m3 te%&er"s eanwacl, 98:4 family, 90:2 Gamrsll, John moves to Smhg Fam, 90:2 in hefim, 90: 1 Gamefi, Reulrren Me-fier Jr. inhe* LanehIdIdM:2 acquires Pea& Grove, 90:2
21 GarneB, Col. Reukn N. Gogem, L.J. polrtiml affilidation, 59:s kill& by R&~Bfisfw, 9313:3,93:2 Garn&, Thomas Goliass((6aliWs) settles in Essex, 911:'1 Straton Ma* Parish site far &umh, Garnen Hotel 523 use in 'burt days," 69:2 Gooch, Gov. rdJillkm Ganett, Fred at faytor B Caldwll, 81.3 Game& John Adolphus ~osh;?n maKies hneSm#h, 6O:l Fleet fanrib, 67:4 Gas Longest Fanti@, @7:4 first pumping of, 76:f William Roane's 67:4 Gouldman, e Tree issue" fand, @9:1 Gouldman, Martin Free Issue landowner, 69: 1 Gouldman, Millie "freeissue" land, 69:2 see Gounty Court Gouldman, Willis Gentry, "free issue" lad, 69:"i fist-fis- J&n Walker, 89:3 Gouldmen, Wna G ne S. "free issue" land, 69:l work, 83:f Govan, James George, Dr. A. Spiers political affiliation, 59:3 bequest for Gonfedemte Home, 82:2 Govan, James Jr. and John Nlason, 75:3 Govan, Jarns Sr. Wife Ha//, 753 Grace Episcopal Ghur& founding of, 7% 2 00:4 Grant, Gen. UwsS. Giles, efw.Mlliam meets John Seger, M:3 appoints Reukn Me er GameB, Graves, Rev. James ?sCo&in 902 see also J.C. Graves Histofie Museum , S9:2 biography of, 156:2 Gilmore, IhAawd Robinmn changes to M.&n, M:4 land daim, 59:2 as pastor, 8Ci:2 Gingkm professional -sans heM, M:2 on %nla Fe frail, 92:3 on racial remns, @:2 Gipson, MIIiam salary at Nerv M. am, =:4 in W* dby, 89:1 storm slow, m:2 Givens, Fred (and Im) as teacher, IJFi:% EdnII73:2 Graves, Jams Evemae Glorious Rr?rrol*n son of J.C. and Juln, B:2 histor). aiF, =:I,96:2 Graves, Julia Walker Gloueeser Point maries J.C. Gravw, M:2 King anel Q men at. 6213 Graves, Mars. S. marries J.C. Graves, 86:2
22 Gray, Louke Eubank Gresham, Mescre ME. Mattie home in relation to Ca&m Store P& Pollard Office, 77:3 Gresham, EZelM J Poles School, 76:3 as housekeepe Greek Iievival Consbudon Gresham, &muel Jr. En'nn 733 poF&~alaffirMM, 5913 exantpk of, 59:1 Gresham, Samuel Sr. Green, NIadr politiml mrmn, 59:3 trustee NW Mount an, S:3 Gresham, Safah Ann GreentPacks see handMote children, R:2 Gm&unf with husband Rokrt Hm&n Jr., Steve Norman at, 91:1 77.1, 77:2 Green Wunl: S-1 Gresham, Sprier da journal, W:1 ho G rules, 55:1 "Mattaponi Boys Who Have Made Good," n:4 Gresham, Wlliam D. contra@to rebuild snurNnouse, 97:3 pardon Rom President Andrw Johnson, S:4 Gresham Bridge Elam Toorre, 66:4 construdon of, 94:4
76:2 LdneTrice, 81:3 overseeing okra, 81 :3 Vice President: Taylor 8 Cakll, 532 81:2, 81.3 clerk at John Bagby 8 G.,53:1 dolesale W business, 81.4 Clerk on Teacher"s courts EIkn (Nellie) heam bmks dm,B:2 joim muires Ctak Shade, 53.1 move5 to R~chmond,53:3 Griggs, Maynard farm manager Tm8 Caw!, 812 passes awayy81 :3 Griggs, Tempk shoals attend&, 53:2 wrehouse manqer Taylor S Galdwll, 81:2 Grove, assis %:I WOTk m The M-d Fam* 532 Grundrnan Glaudim B. Greslram, And- awdiwto IBaGre517am. 531 Gresh, Corn bi& d& and mdw,772 68:3
23 Guy,Li. Samuel visgor to Gmn Mount, 55:% 24th VA. Cavalry, =:4 Gwa*mq, MB. kn"Old MLsn Gwalchmai (G-my), mn at IngIe-?, 68:3 father of Richard, (i8:2 GwaVImey, Ri&ard Gwalchmai (Gw&mey), R~ard Rng Wlliam WoMng A~rIrxlkural Inghsiide, 68:2 SocieQ, 78:1 Gwaamey, Atfi-ed Gwthmey, Dr. Richard C. acquires GenteiBury, 88:2 buys Vineprd, 533 Gwmmey, Alfred Brooke funds for Red Cross, 85:1 memorial fw Edward HI!, 723 G P. memoriam, 84:4 250th anniversafy die smh, opens Bnrington Post Office in snovv, 72: 1,722 73.3. Gw&nw;y, AMrerl Pdey Gwathmey, Tmpk sons voter regk-n, 71:2 Civil War sewh,&3:3 Gwashm, AP. dies in infa-, 68:s quartermilknary hides Union soldiers, 68:3 at lngleside, M:2 G wives, 138:2, M:3 GIAlathmq, Mrs. Robert Temple see G HenrieW Gahm Gwathmey, Tm GwathrneyrneyMaj. Charles warehouse at Taylor & CaMweII, 812 buiider of feside, 68:3 Gwathmey, Dr. Wlliam Gwathmey, Ellen Temple King William Working Agricuttuml ordained to Gospel Minw Sociefy, 783 Bmmn, 84:4 Gvvathmey, wlliam Br&e a& Jean to minishy at Bmington, 84:4 on Rosemu&, 84:4 Gvvathmey Cml Joseph Garli*, 58:1 Gvvynn's Island baMle of, dufing Revolui;ionay War, 51:2 refuge far Goemor Bunmcxe, 51.2 n Haile, Be@ Bu&mr moUler of -ma Brmus, &5:1 Haile, Ed oGm at T*r % CaWll, 81 :2 sintiein andWorld War, 81:s Maile, John guardian rior RoMHmtion; 37:1 Haines, AnUlony ma- John R@nd Jr., 68:s land patent 833 Gwaaw, Wy Hill Halbach, EmrdW. mo-r of JwphGznrlick, 58:3 Slevensville &dew Men&, 54:4 Gw%mey, Cb.ircen Wall, Carey C. Lee BliouW, 55:2, 55:s in Chief Ju* Gafids s
24 Hali, Car* 6. (6oratinueaj) Hais, Emma Brddus GounQ Ckrk aid on tombstom casuah @urn, 65: 1 projed, 53:3, 53:4 rnanjes %nky HafTjs, 65:2 court days, 69:2 mdals, 65:2 memoriam, 56:4 Nice leave, 65:1 re~f~rdsfor couhuse, 85:1 war heroine, 65:1,65:2,94:6 Hali, Gatfierine kane HaMs, James H. Paces School, 76:3 family, 79:2 Hall, N.C. Ha*. Dr. Malwlm Hart ole& of King and Queen, 85:1 Himof Louisa CounIynViwinia, I-lall, k&rt 62: I friendship wilh John Ilavis, 77:4 Harris, Ransame horn an trip lo &&on Post Offie, Free fssuelandmer, Cj9:1, S9:2 763 Harris, Rosetfa Robinson lumber work, 61):s land claim, 69:2 Hail, Martha Ha*, Ruth Temple kt ma- Benjamin Waller, 743 family, 792 Hallberg, At'iDew lineage, 742 viwinia, Hatstead Farnib 56:3 squires EHn, 73:2 Manison, Hannah Temple Hamih, Mxander muires Rosemount kmun&, 843 fedet-ai mint, 88:2 Hanison, Jam Hamilton, Rev. Arthur fox hunter, 89:2 Stratton Major Parish, 52:4 H n, Wlliam Hammod Brothers politiml -la&, 593 Laneetd, W:4 Hart, mur Hamor, Ralph wnof Joseph, 58:1 GIaibme suweys tand for, 61:2 Hart, Benjamin Hampton land to uvidm, 69:2 or&nal@ Indian Milage, 6l:2 Hart, Emma Ham* Institute daugbof Je@llrhafi, 58: 1 Church Hill studenfs, 86:s Naff, Jmph L. TamMwum e&ibil, 947 san oF JmhMa, 58:1 Mancock, Hwhn Hart, JwhW. War of 1812,90:2 Co. G 2m VA. Inf., 63:3 Man&, Maj. Gen. Wi&eld WR short biagmph~qBarn 58:1 Gettysburg, 633 Hart, Sgt R.B. H ett), Anne Elizabeth Go. E 5U7 VA Camlrlr, 13-43 ma* Dr. John Ryland, 90:2 Hart, mmasW. Hanovtfr Female Instilute, 58:'i !and to Gram Wd&eIl, 692 Harlanrl, &don Ha*, Ben cclokM, 562 hemKm and Q Cwfiw~e~ Harperr RickFd 71:4 store Gerk John Bagby 8 Co., 533 * 802 farmer at Tagor & CaldwII, 81:2 Wawy, Capri JO~R Ham, miamin CIaiborne sump land for*61:2 lad &m for &, 69:2
25 Maw&, Humphrey Hentegr, TmBaybr brick mason, 60:4 pi& up Albefi Gmskam, 53:1 Hawood, Samuel F. Mley, William Todd Jr. administrator for &n Hafi, 69:2 ~#ISB~PE)U~~*59:2 Hay, Anthony at Lwst Grove, 60:3 Raleigh Tavern, 7t3 Henry, Pat Hay, Natilia relation to CarNon Store Post me, manies Thomas R. Elew, 742 77:3 Haynes, Stephen Henry, Patrick OM Ghumh horse block, 69:s daughter at Gosbn, 67:4 Haynes, Gapt. W.C. Drumwright mse, 87:3 omer of Mattie and Maw lfler,83:3 ParsonsTase, 52:2 Hayntls, Gapt. William T. {BiIb) tax on wheels, 67: 1 o of l-ouise, 83:3 Heynes (Haines), Anthony takes &rt Gresham in, 532 land grant, 83:2 Hayvvarlon, Tfiomas Hicks, Mrs. L.V. first of Hmrton family, n:1 sister of Bets'e Montague, 823 HeadrigM Hill, Albert aids John Walker, 893 Hill, Capt. Baylor and Bedleg 75:2 service in Revolutionary VVar, 51.2 botanist to saw Dragon Run, 54:4 taking British prisoner, 51:s Heffersan, Gapt. hjaminF. Hill, Charles omer of Elm w,833 Nillsbomu@, 5912 HeisaMFamily Hill, Edward farm on Elam Toorre joumyy62:6 Hi/lsbom@, 59:2 Revolutionary War sew&, 51 :2 Hill, Henry mill used fw bptisnrs, 702 passes awayy78:4 Hill, Col. Humphrey Hen@* Pm&y builds HiIIhmugI?, 5911, 592 sister of ElmMHul.&inson, 60:3 Loyal Land Gompany, 59:2 Henley, Elizabeth Temple office posilio~~~,59:2 a~quiiesNiIfsbomugIt, 59:2 school and ea* lii, 59:2 Henley, Joseph Hill, Ma~y son of ElizaW Tmpb Henky, 59:2 wiFe of Temple Vilalkw, %:2 Henley, Joseph Temple Hill, Mary Camrn "Mss Polly" acquires Hilbmugh, 59:2 at ingleside, 68:3 father oFWrginia, 60:2 Hll, Mary Deli Robinmn Henley, Robert V. J.G. Graves Museurn, 8Ci:I M?!* to T.M. Henley, 59:2 Hill, Polly Henky, Strartghan husband monurrrenl se&e, 72:3 Glaymom, 59:2 sa~ngat Mxh,72:3 son of Elmrabetl-: Temple Henley, 59:% Hill, Roherl Tagrlfrr HenleyYmmas M. builds Mneprcl, 532 Deiesof Christ. 592 Nillsbomugh Henley, Prrdd aids Godderate -&, 78:4 si-r Josh, 183 buildings s~llin e*nce, 59:2
26 Ni!!sbo~pugh(&nI-inu&) Hmkins, Cd.Rokd mnslruan, 59:l gmgra-wr af 13e~e part. of Rmh-59:2 Holland, Mary n GI bnd far,61 :2 1 Church, Holl Betsie Wnltaglle ads,82:2 MWns, Dr. William Holly btifl Ma~nTavern, 85:3 Cox family moves to, 51:2 politics, 82:l home of General Eduvin Cox,51.2 r, Ca&on &re Post home of Virginia khrlitl Gox, 70: 1 :4 Holmes, Ahterta R.~.T.'Hunter suppolt, 823 teacher at Paces %mi, 76:4 surgeon Civil War, 82:1 Holm, &&an noskink Eamity tea& at Pa- Mwl, 76:4 Carlton St-ore Post land, 77:3 Homes Hospkins, LI. Wlliam dated by chimney, 90:4 Co. E 5th VA. Cavalry, 64.3 "quarterr*90:l Tavern Moseum e*ibit, 94:6,94:7 on Reliigbn, 524 tavern Museum efiibit, 1800s, 94:7 Hovvard, Isabel better at PamSchool, 76:4 Houvard, Gapt. JmhH. Capt. of Louise, 83:4 Horrvard, Rober: (and Isabel) Hoskins Bird home near Carlton Post Office, 764 Howerton, Ambrose land on D~agonSwamp, R:4 I-l~rton,hbrose More child of Robert Honrerton, 773 potitiGal MI-mn, 59:3 Howlton, Blanche Hoskins, Nome birth, 77:2 brother to MkMo&gue, 823 Howerton, Cerine (6e) Hoskins, Col. John sunrives Anrbrose, 773 Lurnpkin im, 77:1 Ken* k&y, 82:4 IWwmf -sad, 82:4 in fathefs ~ll,TI:'l purchase of &Izar (brse), 82:4 Howelton, Hmrietta *EW Noskim, Dr. John Robelt Bird autho~s"Johnson's FFirsl Reader," chi@rl Bid am EElizabeth, 82:1 77.2 Hoskins, John Roberl. Byrd biography, T7:1,77:2 Co. G Vk IM-, 63:3 daughter of *rah Cinn, 77:l Noskim, John T. teacher in R&mond, 7'72 palimi aRricm, 5913 teaches in Yarn,772 Hoskins, MaBMa Bid chik?: of Bird and ElbM,821 children Roka H , 772 Hoskins, Roka Kate P. HmItonBr Ga., T7:2 chiid ai" Bid adEl'mM, B2:l rnanies Robe@H-ri:on, 772 short. biography ofs77.2
27 Mowerlon, Lucy Eve@ Hundley, Capt. Lakin daugMm of Sarah hn,97:l passes in IJaphnSM mmal, husbarrd MnNunn, 97:1 W:2 Howerton, NIary ine Hunter, Congressman Robert M.T. parents, 98:4 mnstituent lie, 5913 Hovverton, Robert 6.Jr. Hunter, VVillim son of Sarah Ann: 7T:1 Virginia Gazette* %:2 Howerton, Robert Gain- Huntington, Samuel begueathed estate kom moVler, 773 as first President of U.S., 90:2 1850 census, T7:I signs James Pendbn commission, family, 77:l 90:2 peril aftliation, 59:3 Hurt, Jam er po&k buikler af Chud Fam, 77: 1 family, 79:2 will, 7711 Hurt, Dr. J.M. Howrton, Rottert mines. Jr. manies Margaret BenM, 79:2 Civil War service, 77:1,77:2 I-lufi, Margaret Bennett Lee's Rangem, T7:2 chikfren, 792 Hurt, Wallam BenM PU Owenton General Store fmity, 792 w Hurt, Vililliam Howrton, R-rt Gain@ 2d massing an Walker land, 89:1 son of Robert Howerton, 77:l Hulrchason, John D. Howerton, Sarah Ann Gresham polltical affiliation, 59:3 see Sarah Ann Gresham H&&inson, Elzabeth Henley Howerton, Sarah Ann Lumpkin Locust Gmve, 60:3 farm to son Robert, 77:2 nd Quwn marries Robert Howertcm, T7:l 95:1 Howerton, Virginia Gmsham with husband William, 77:1, 772 Hutchinson, John Howerton, William T. WorM Wr1,94:6 Ghirnborazo Haspbl, 77:2 Hutchinson, Kitty Ciil War senrice, X9:1,77:2 chiMren uvittr &&ie minter, 75:3 occuwn, n:2 Hutchinson, Tom scrn of Sarah Ann, 77:1 Tavern Mucrrlm exhibit, 94:5 Howem(Hawrton), It. He Pioneer Unit, 77:1 I Hudm, George P. Ice Gmam Gapt a& merof RaME. Lees 83:3 Mume, Lm Noel Ie Hawest hfiea, 60:4 mds, 76:1 !a5 HawesPing Gov. Wrse Mer, 65:6 23L Fam&MM 90:3 lwthouse &e to John Whazo, 73:4 harvesfing b,59:2,59:3 HundelelrJohn Walker making ice w~m,59:3 Co. G aVA. Id., 63:3,63:4 irnrnanuel Chaw!,523 @al winbn kern Gov. W~se,65:5
28 Indian Canoe a&* mchm, 71:4 Dragon Run, 61:l claanges in 17Ms, 73 :4 'Ylndian Mary"" defineion of* 771.2 court case about, 87:3, 81:4 history of: 71:2,71:3,71:4 Indians Archaic pefiod, 87:1 fordmigmtion, 87:2 life aanling to Wlljam Claibome, method of ipaymenf, 71.3 61:2 other foms, 71.3 MeMnlndians aid Knbhb of the other names for, 71:2 Gctkien Horsesh, S:2 periodimts in, 7113 old emntsites, 87: 1 signs, 71.3 oysters, 791 sleeping mmmodwns, 71:4 Paleo-Indian Period, 87:1 ""lstitute" see Rappahannodc Female change, 873 Institute nock Tribe, 87:1,87:2 Irish Road Tavern Museum exhibt, 4600s- description of, 90:s 17m, 94:s in Wrginia beforr? l(j07, 873 J Woodland Period, 87:1 Jackson, Gen Thomas J. '3Stontr+all"" "Zynaioah,"99:f FrederiGksbusg mmpaQn, 62:3 iwkside Jawbites artesian Wr,582 description of, 96:4 from GaRterbury, 68:2 James, W.R. during Cil War, 68:3 =port cards of John Pollard, 81:4 Gwafhrrtey -family conlribution, 68:2, Jamestm 68:3 population, l821,83:1 hides Union soldiers, 68:s yearly rent af colonists, 83:1 history of, S8:2,68:3 J.G. Graves Historic Museurn kitchen, 68:2 Church Hill I, 8fS:2,8S:3 Rytand family, 68:3 collections, 86:1, 8fS:2 sale price, @8:2 description rJF, B:l Innes, Cathefine Ri&ards funding for, 86:1 \wok IAtiM hnaM Robertsan, %:3 New Mt. Zion &p*t GRuM, %:3, Innes, Jam 86:4 dismissed hmWilliam and Mary, opening, 8fi:'i 542 repairs, @:I F.H.G (FM nat club) bct~hip, JeEeries, Moll~eH. 5413 Atwood Walker qui&, m:3 mil&ry and dlmh@s, %:3 Jefferson, Pm. Thomas pawin Revolutionary War, %:3 on brick wnm&on, 59:1 RevdWlliiry War, 51 :2 on importanse of Ea&, M:4 VolunW Cornpny du~m on knodedge, W:4 Jefferson and Fry Map. 51 :2 JeBries, Jam &urn mrwn, 543 administmtor for Ben Hart, 692 faUler or"Jmes inn=, 55 :2 JeWries, Jenny Inns seating at Anlimich, 723 see it!= Onlina*, Ta~ms
29 JeRrh, J.M. Johnson, %amas Sunnysae Dairy, 94:4 land frm Ql. Riharrl, @:I Jeffries, John B. son of Gal. Mad,621 in lumber busin-, 60:s Johnson, Mllmrn JeMies, Juliet mof Col. mad,62: I marries John Pollad, 51:4 J Jew,Roberl H. r camp, 53:1, Bis~aePasmaster, 71:2 Jesse, Elizabeth Johnson's Ffirsl Rmder s deposition, 1759, 87:4 amor, R:2 Jesse Ball duPont Foundation Johnson Stones Coumouse Museum Pmjects94:f decipherd, ti2:2 funding for history of eclunty book, remains and history, 62:2 71:1 Jones, Belie Eastern Vietn Sd-tool, 97: 1 Jones, Caroline Poles Schd 76: Jones, Carol on Betsy F Jones, Judge Claggett at Bewdby9E:4 on Frane B&tw, 332 court days, 69:2 John Henry Map Jones, Judge H.C. Mount Ple~~ant~722 Bmington Committee to help black John inary (&tavern) members, 722 Fre at, f~:a,100~2 Jones, Hugh Johnson, Eimbfi Anglican Minister, %:5 memoriam, 90:1 Jones, J.H.C. Johnson, Dr. Gemld House Bill 242,97:3 VVitlimm and Mary gmlwist, 85:3 Jones, Judge J.M.C. Johnsan, Henry house, RoseHibe, bums, 53:2 trustee Nevl &uM an,8Ci:3 Jones, J.S. (Un* Jimmy) Johnson, Lou fire at Oakland, 76~1 projeds bmmM in, 71:1 Jones, Lillian W. Johnson, Rdanf Bruington bhntennial, 70:l land &am Col. Ridad, 62:1 Jones, Maw Samfoot son of Cd. R~ad,62:l manies J.S. J Joh w. Rcfranf Jones, Mary Brooke bi hy and fmik, 61:2 at Ruffin &demy, 88:2 on tnmbst-, %:3 Jones, Robbie Johnm, W. Ri&ard Jr. mechanic at Taylor B Gabll. 812 st- me62: l,62:2 Jones, Sallie John-, Col. Ri~adSr. AMoed VValker qui&, 66:s stom lab&* 62:1,62:2 Jones, T.L. John-, Sw Pastmasler Cam se&w at Me,723 Jones, VJamen Joh SE?n land for Ghurclt Hi!! IIwI, M:2 lo ,563 Jones, Mfliarn polgiwl *!mn, 59:3
30 Jones, Rev. Wlliam as &ding g*fl-s, 66:s Bruingon founding, 70:2 Mdd, John JoueM, Jack messto Ed*n wiU, 542 ride to warn Governor Thomas Kidd, Walter Jefferson, 51:l Wness to Edvrin rtvilt, 5-45? Journal of fhe House of Bu~esses repcKt on Stratton Major parishioners, raid on Wihmond, %:2 524 King, George Nlelkn Prentiss D.D. J.P. hires Rev. Ruffin, 79:4 so untfy stores, 74:4 King, Dr. Marbin Luther Jr. J.T. in J.C. GmmMuseum, $6:1 tombstmes, 73:3 King and Queen County Justices of the Peace amding to JmhMartin, 93:3, duties in counties, S7:2 93:4 jobs, '7o:2,70:3 action in War of 1812,55:2 Justi~esof the peace see County Court black populalion, late 180&, 8Q:l British mid 1781,51:3 K Camp Blake, 62:2,62:3 Kapfan, Dr. Barbara census results, 94 :4 dehistory of couw, 71:I Goat of arms, 953 Kauffnran, aw collections, 51:1 land claim for lrvife, 69:2 munty offdls, 19(16,89:3 Kaumn, Polly Robinson court days, 89:2,69:3 land &aim, 692 disestablishment W Chu& of Kaufman, Humphrey England, 52:2 Free Issue landowner, 69:2 economic Ghange during Kaufman, Lucy Revolutiorrary War, 51:3 Free issue landowner, 69:2 190S Emnomic Developmrrt Kaufman, SarPl Invitation, 89:3 Free kueland F, 69:2 economic bhanfship during arid after Kecoughtan see Ham@on Revolution, 52:1 "Keltf economy during Revolutionay Wr, adon wainst Fedieral gunbmt, 6215 51:2 Kelly, Dr. James election of lm,97:3 Couaousf, Ta\rem Museum, M:1 Federal gunboat raid, T8:4 Kemp, Robert Federal Troops raid, 61):1, 6O:2 famr, mail m&r* 76:3 first 60 ngs, 853 Kerr, Frank "Free I fnbe~sin 1730,69:I land for chum, 59:4 French Forces in, 51.3 lumbw wk Wllk Mrams, 642 French ?ctmin, 100:1, 1m:2 Ken, Gapl. R.C. gat= and mle, 70:3 Co. B VA hfr.,633 great horn, J-ph Martin, 93:3 cuff button, @:4 Gypsies, 76:2 Kerrr Miikm history of Wllimm and Mary, %:I, land for &ud, 59:4 96:2, %:3, W:4 K large land (21100 am), 992 of>m:3, m:4 large landmers holdings, "1819, 67:2 J.H. Dickerson, 66:4 marl, 933 s.s Grnell Go., m:3 min War of 18"1,65:2
31 King and Queen CounQ (&niinu&) Tavern Museum exhib'fi, 94:7 milaia under Genml Weedon, 513 King and Queen Gcrunly Gc*u&wse ovster beds. 79:l Allen Slrzre, 85:3 pathots during Revolulionary War, buildings adsW in hstoric dew&, 522 85: 1, 85:2,85:3 petition for election, t W, 97:3 Confedera@bum&. 853 poem on coun&, 573 cost of, I-, $473 poor roads, @:l courthouse add~am,&f:l population, 1836,93:3 Courthouse Gwnhieofic district, prisoner of vvar camp, 51:3 85:1,85:2,85:3 prominent families in 2mVirginia dedimtion of Gourts arrd Infantry, 633 Administration buirciing, W:1, 842 Redcoat prisoners, 733 Fary Tavern, 85:2,85:3 reported in Virgrffia Gazette, 1769, founding of first mumuse, 84:1 524 Joseph Martin on, 1836,93:4 se &om taxes, 67:2 map of Couaouse Green historic soldiers in Gontinerrtal hv.52 :2 district, 85:l Ste Ite mdemy, 81:4 Martin Tavem, 85:3 summr ons, 62:5,62:6,63:2. Old Clerk's Office, 85:2 633 Old Courthwse, 85:1, 852 Tavern Musum, ea@ mrnent, Old School buiMing, 85:3 94:6 original plans for courthouse, 84:2 Tavem Museum community portraits and oil paintings on display, 85:4 Tavern Museum county senrices, Purbeckian stone, 85:3, 85:4 94:7,94:8 restoring oil poMiis, 854 Tavern Museum government, 1800s. King and Queen Gounty Goumouse 94:T Tavern Museum tax and paor rate 182C1,67:2 Gentury &erne mms, 943 taxes, 4 832-1834,93:3 exhibit summary, W:24 300th Mnkersary celebration, 72:1 Fary tavern, 94:2 25Mh hniw?rsaw mlebration history of, 94:1-8 remembered, 72:1,72:2 Jesse Ball duPont Foundation, 94:'l torn ,53:3, 53:4 museum layout, 94:2,94:3 Tories, 51.3 plans for construction, 94:1 tomand post oEces, 1836,93:3, project details, 94:1 934 video presentaon summary, 94:8 King and Queen @ouniy Histo~ml Society Albert B. GorqAvcard, 95:s War of 1812, %:2 ambassador Gosdcln R. E3f?yer ~sils, King andi Quwn Gun@Genlral H&h 6S:4 Schctol annual rnd11~;sii 95:4 Tavern Museum e&iSfi. %:8 burial of Latane engmving, 98:l King and QwnCouw khurcl.ies wllection of account bks,57:1 charactefis*, 52:3 mliectitsn of GIk, %:I early 176(0\s, 521 constil&ions dewelm, 952 19m Ist- 8989:3, 8914 current proje-, 95:s list o.F, W:4 draFLers of s
32 King and Queen Gounw Hiaorical King and Q-n Indust&! High Schwl Society (Continued) amdernic study, 80:2 dues for membership, 95:2 adivilies and bhr, 80:2 editors list, 954 closing, 80:2 Fim&Anniversary, 95:1, 95:2, 95:3, founding ofs80:2 95:4 religion, 80:2 annivenav prrrgram, 95:4 King and Queen kbns first donations, 95:2 Willy Potlads seeds, W:3 first elected officers, 952 King and Queen Training School first Mty years activity, 95:2,95:3 Tavern Museum exhibit, 94:8 first headquarters, 95:2 King William Working Agricultural first presentation, 95:2 Society fund rasing am,953 founding and ,7811 Kirk, Wd Napoleon Street journal, W:2 Kitchens 19th century example, 68:2 KIine Kars Mr. C.C. Vaughan, 62:S Knight, Josephine &land refledions of Fannin$onn 98:2, 98:3, 98:4 Knights of the Golden Wo irections in Virginia History" area traveled, 99:2 conference, 69:4 at Germanna, 992 Presidents list, 954 history of, 99:1, 99:2, 993 President's Reprt 198183,55:3, Rangers join, 99:2 receive Golden shaes, 9 s Repa 1989-4991,71:1 significance of golden h quartermilknary nt, 953 99:2 tombst= work, stops at Baylor farnib prow*, 59:2 King and Queen Gouq Post mces Tavern Museurn e&ibit, 94:7 Aptus, 70:4 toasts, 93:2 Bism, 7I:4,71:2 total numbers, 99:2 Box, 74.2 Kroll Family Broaeh Post Offie,72:4 acquires Eh,73:2 BN~~ORPd CaBm's Sm, L Ca lie, 79:s de Lafaywe, M4. Gen. Marquis ea lk P& Offie, 80:t 80:2 at Yo .100:1 cuwerrf and dmmnu&, 70:3,70:4 Lancaster Coua Nouse f"&* %mi, Daisy, 73:3,73:4 58: 1 fcruneiem for busim, 70:3 Land numb Ancient Planters, 831 OM&, mloniat dishust crf knw,89: 3 Tcrrld"~Ordinary, 70:3 grant examples, $3:2 Kjng a& QwnCounly Mmls grants in Colonial VA., 831 Irn ripm:4 headrights, 83:1
33 Land (6onlinueq Wne, Rev. James Joseph Marlin on Wng and Q~leen aids m-er oler bromers death, 98:2 land, 933 children, 75:4 patents not researched, 832 purchases BawdIey, 775:3, 98:1 value of 288 acres, 1860,77:1 Latane, John Land, Rev. R.H. takes brothers bdy, 98: 1 Exol Ghur&, 58:2 La%ne, Julia ordained Deacon, S4:2 letter about EBen, 75:4 passes in Napoleon Strwt journal, Latane, Mary Peachy 64:2 at Edge 52:s Land and Ma@in &e Virginia Latane, R Tidevvafers A Histoy of Eng and bapkedl, 53:2 Queen eOunQ englilvirrg in Civit Wr, 734 mpW,76:4 Latane, S.P. Lanew purchases Bewdley, 753 additions by 3&n M Garnett, Latane, Dr. Tommy 902 Edgewood on Toone joumq, 62:6 add&m by ReutKn Meniwether Latane, Dr. Tom Sr. Gamett* 90:2 buys Bunker Hill, 53:1 dried roses, 90:3 Latane, Gapt. William heat, 903 death in Essex L@MDmg history of, 90:1, 90:2,90:3, 90:4 Latrobe Stove "Irish Road," 90:3 for heat, 602 as L;me Quarlier, 90rl Lamun, C]UG de under the Lanes, 90:l French .trorrps in King and Queen left to unmanid Garnett family,90:2 County, 51:3 loses due to neglect, 90:2 inst TaMm, 100:2 prepares for Gen. Grant, 90:3 restoration by Charfes Ryland, 90:4 nglish law on taverns, 71.2 ,80:3 nd Aunt Fan, 90:2, 90:3 unclccupM, 90:2 problems with Freedman" Bureau, waer supply, 90:4 65:6 system, 90:2 traction over vvhdhawest, 90:3 Wrginia W o Lanevitfe L n, Rev. Rokrt N. Co&in House. 8T:2 fmds Kiw and Quen Tmining P house in King and Queen, Wool, 94:4 59:2 Lederer, John LapdeerO~shu&on mmWoneal to embre, 99:f definition crf, 79:2 bee,M~J. Gen. filz Lakne, AD. ma!R-rd mhhren rwfi, 65~3, clerk in EMMay w-11, 54:2 65:4 Latane, hnie Lee, Mary G& friendship * WEW-w, 822 Lee. Gen. R-rl E. hatam, Wry(and Susan) parents of Jam, 75:3
34 Leek Rangers Locust Gmw Xoweftw's &in, 77:l Binirrg days, 60:3 Robe Hm&n R:2 &rim of f&, 60:3,60:4 Left\Flich, Raiplr under Walkers, 13012 headright grant, 83:1 water, W:3 land grant, 1658,83:1 London GrmGias, 523 patent abs- =:I Longest, @eorge Wrl possibb Idonof land gfant, =:2 Goshen, 67:4 LeMch, Tfiomas Longest, Henry Earl sale of land to David Pritchen, 83:2 Goshen, 67:4 Longest, Ri&ard political affiliation, 59:s Lewis, Gapt C.H. Longest, William Capt. of Loui~f3~83:3, 83:4 difficulties at Chatham Hi//,782 Lewis, E.M. overseer at Chatham Hifl: 78:1 buttm fOUflCI at Gamp Blake, 62:3 Longfellouv, Henry Wadsuvoftl-i Lewis, Evelyn Bnraddus poem on great men, 5311 office at Taylor & Gabti, 81 :2 Lou* (steamboat) Lewis n attempted sale, 83:4 biog aF, 58:1,58:2 wptain and crew, 83:4 asa BapW kol, 58:2 hrstory and description of, 83:3,83:4 con-& churches, 582 modern side wheels, 83:4 Tavern Museum exhibit, 94:4 n by Elam Toone, 52:6 Lewis, John Tavern Museum e&ib&M:5 Lovelt, Wlliam Bmington pmcher, 70:1 ~evvis,maw Lovter Churoh see Neuv Church land on Dmon, 724 Lower King and Queen Baptist Church, Lew's* 52:2 bmak off chu&es, 594 Ll fire and reconmaion, 59:4 history, 59:4 size, W:1 parishioners cornfrm, 5914 Lighter, 57:2 LmrSt. S-hen's list& by Ww 6. n, 52:1 (see BMw,93:3 also Mattawi Chum) Loyal Land Gmpany King and Cu~nGum in War of Humphrey Hill, 59:2 Lucy, Richardson ri Wflmrn items bequwmed by grandfaV1er, D IJ~F, 65:2 5.22 LO&&, ArNia Lumbering last Ciawing in Km and Qwn,85:% businessmen invow, 60:% b in Dunk&, 68:4 Joseph Rylyland family, job elassfieations, 60:s 6215, @:6 at Lanew&,W:4 market for lumber, 60:6
35 Lumbering {Confinuw FA mwsof mrk, 60:s Macaulay- Lord mill wokers classifjdon, 60:s ts, 80:4 1911)s pro-ocedure, 76:1 Taem Museum exhibit, f BOOs, %:4 War of 1812,65:2 TamMuseum exhibit, 1900s, 9:4 VViiliam and Mary, 742 tirnb, 1906, 89:4 Madisan, John of King and Queen lumber, 60:s land mew, 83:3 Mahon, George worker shanties, 605 plitiml figation, 593 workers pay, 60:s Mahoad, George Lumpkin, AGhilles Sallie Lee Blount in love vvitfr, 553 tavern, 56:4 MahW, Sallie BIount see Salk Lee Lumpkin, Elizabeth Blount see EIimbeih Lumpkin Howerton Mairs, John Lumpkin, Henry (and Sarah Townley) Bookkww Me W, 57:l parents of Sarah Lumpkin Howerton, Mallinson, Joseph 779 owner of Robert E. tee,83:3 Lumpkin, Henry Sr. Mann, Katherine Smith owner of Eastem Viw, 97: 1 on Biscoe Post Office, 71 :1 Lumpkin, Capt. Jamb Manumission in land grant, 83:3 attempts at, 69:l Lumpkin, Joe Marlbornugh ice hmting, 90:s mnstmction materials, 60:l Lumpkin, John history, 60:1,60:2 political &lation, 59:3 owners, 60:l Lumpkin, Moore Marriag daugbrs story, 77:1 1884 :2 Marriott, ~ltza& rfdalker at Chatham Hill, 78:f at Bewdley, 75~2 ng on Walker land, 89:1 Marriott, Obadiah Lumpkin, Sarah Ann law firm wtitR John Semple, 84:3 see Sarah Ann Lumpkin Mou~eeon Marriott, Gapt Ohadiah Lyne, Gapt. Geow Bewdley builder, 75:2 Rewofanary War senrice, 51:2 links to John Robinwn SGandal, 752 Lyne, John Marshall, I land foP chum, 52.4 Marshal r How, 79:2,79:3 Lyne, RiGhanl B. steamboats, 79:2 political afirAon, 59:3 worker n;lations, 79:2 Lyne, al. Mlliarn Marshall, Gapt. John H. sions, 5'1 :3 Capt. of Louise, 83:4 Qumn, 51.2 Martin, Jwph Lyne, Dr. W:lliam H. A New and Gompnrhensive par-l mIi&on, 59:s Gazegee? or" WimiM and &e DkMct of 6olu111Ma93:3 sweys ia& for*612 Martin, We P. Lyrtrebn. Gapl. J.IC vr& hu&and Fiokrl Howrlon Jr., 24m VA. Gamlry, 62:4,Fi%:5 77:-2
36 Martin, Major oyster%,794 fam manwr for Wd;"rginkbMon Cox* 70:1 trade wW&West Indies, 51.3 MaMie Martin. Wlliam rnentiooed by Sallie Lee BlouN 55:3 house burned by FeralFor-, W:2 MJlcGlellan, Gen. George Martin Tam latam dem, 38:1 first *contractedwbuilding, 85:3 McGeorge, Claren~ history of, 85:3 with ElizaMHMinm, 60:s Maryland engineer on Louise, 83:4 mints coins, 88:2 McGeorge, Virginia ElGw Mary Bruington Post ORice chair, 73:3 me by %!lie Lee Bbunt, 55:3 MeGeorge, W.T. Mary (Qlseen) Bnrington postmaster, 73:3 geneam, 96:s Maill, J.D. history of a ion, W:l, 96:2, %:3, Sketches of History ofthe Baptist 96:4 Chums, S9:3 maniage Wlliam, %:3, 96:4 McGuim, Dr. Stuart traits, w:4 "Dr. McGuire"s Unit," B5:1 Mason, George Red em,65:1 Virginia Maration af Rights, 84:'i McKm, Charles Mason, Cot. George renovates Rchmond hause of state, Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, 82:s 99: 1 McKinney, Wesley Mason, George 6. relation to Gapt Stone, "Cokmial Chud~f~Of Tidewater McLelland, Benjamin Wh (and Virginia,'32:1 Maw Evelyn) home from ~fents,76:1 McLelland, H h (and Mary Temple) purchase hmfor son, 76:l Meade, Bishw Wlliarn I Chud, 521,
on Stramn Major Pa*h, 52:4 on Thomas R. - Kenma& Belle FM Meamouses see nder FIeet (&lie's Medicine fattzer], 111814 late 'Im Ellawpi. Bap*t Chum, 521. see "presc~ptimfor any illnw," 762 also Lovcrer St. %pkn% Church Sangone, 69:2 wrrtetery tomktones, 53:3, 53:4, Meherrin lndiarrs guide Knights of the Golden a& Queen L3apM Horseshoe, W:2 daq-r &u&, 59:4 MeneQ, Geom MawmiRiver Claibome suwew land for, 61:2 end 0-8 -nrW 1, 831.1 Mercantilism lumber business, 60:s description of, @:I
37 Mercer, John WISWU~.~ house bug& by MinW, M:4 Judge Ahn Ferguson, 923, 92:2 Mercxtr>GaL John Mvlii-u~ mpmh Select Battalion against Taaton, des@oyedby SGatt decision, 92:2 1m2 Miwuri Mititaw Amderny see Chi. Methclelists Nexander Fleet OM Chum, 52:2 Miss Page" Sml role in manumissmn, 69:l poses for "The Burial of Labne" Migratory Populam painting, 98:1 settling the west, 921 Mitchell, Judge DMlglas Miiby, L.M. home and the EhC&# 83:3 Salem Dairy, 94:4 sister Eleanor, 75:4 Miles, Rev. Wtliam Mitchell, Hon. Douglass Spotswood nd pasor lUew Mount Zion, B:3 "King" 250th anniversary. celebrat~on. M 72:2 in Mrginia, 51.2 Mitchell, Eleanor Revolutionary War, 51 :I marries T.G. SmW, 75:4 northem mbnbdifferena?, 51:1, Mtchell, Grace Free Issue landowner, 69:'I, 692 Mitchell, Judge J. huglas Jr. 25Mh anniversary elebm*n, 722 Mitchell, John voters, 59:3 aunt to ELeanor, 754 imes), David Mtcheli's Hill Greek Major Wlliam Wyatt hnd grant, 76:3 Minitree, David Mizpah Methodist Chud Melville Waikw, 50:s M hawFrederidc Ernest Mobile Populace, 51:3 iim and May, 742 Molasses see Sorghum IvloIzle Minor; Bennett OIiver Sr. Moncure, Bessie Douglas Eastenr VH Mml, 97:4 teacher at es School, 65:1 Minor, Bew Monrae, Presklent: James song, m:1 lnnes petition, 5-43 Minor, Qrroli R. Montague, Gov.Andrew Ja&mn metnosiam, 84:4 changes lo mansion, 82:3 family, 8212 772 governor af Wrginia, @:I Louisa offices he@,82:2 polgical stance, 82:2, 82:3 Easkrn Vim Schml land, relationship with wife. 82:2 Montague. Eliibeth {Betsie). i.vi;e. Minor, Tm ~oskks antes*, 82:l biography ds82:2,82:3 changes im mnsbn, 82:s GonSedem Old Lard= Heme, 822 ducation, 82:1,82:2 'Miss hnkmsee Wginb Flenley farnib, 82:2 Walker
38 Montague, Elimbm (Belsie) Lyne Modson, Susanna Hoskins [-Mued1 \wife od Joseph Garl&* 583 Horn f& mdderate Wornen Momons President, 82:2,82:3 rnove through Missoufi, 924 obituay, 82:2 Morris, Bill ot ork, 82:2,82:3 lumber work, 50:5 re sband, 822 Monis, George United Daugftters of the land grants, 83:2 Conwemcy, 82:2 land patents, 83:2 Montague, Lewis C). Morris, Robert passes in Napdeon t puma!, p-nts coins as SuperinkndeM of 64:2 Finance, 882 Montague, Matilda Gay Monis, Rev. Thomas Wright husbands, 822 pastor New Mount Zion, 8S:4 Mon Morrison, Charlie se 90:1 about sister Sallie Lee, 55:1 Montague, Gen. Rofiert Latane with Sallie Lee Blount, 55:2
familv Fmncces Bmenridae.", Morrison, John 82:s about sister Salk Lee, 55:4 Montague (Nunnally), Janet Roy Morrison, Julia Ann familtg vrith Wllam Nunnally, 822 mother of Salli Lee Bbunt, 55:l su s m*er Betsie haontague, Mosby, Mr. - 822 sent to Hitsbomugh for MonQomery Wad convak?sEenEe, 78:4 61 supplier, w:3 Moseley, Sue Todd Monticelb, 51:1 donates Akrt Gresham papers, 533 Moore, Augustine Mdey, Andw in Edwin Motfey vrill, 54:2
father, Edwin, 54:2 MoUey, Eclvvin items to &ildren and gmnd&ildrm in will, 542 Moore, Gol. Charles B. land estimates, 92:1 ma* lulatjlda Monmue, 82:2 mill given to daughters, 54:2 Richardson (Richem) children, 54:1 will and tesbrnent, 54:1,54:2 Motley, Elizabelh Redd a~quiresRobrn-"s and slaws, 543, 54:2 marries EMnMo*y* !%:I Motley, Fanna sells tavern to T.P. Fay, %:2 in Edwin fvl- will, 5412 Moo*, Slun MoUey, Henv meets & at Taw& CaWll, 81 :3 items beq Bmfamr Edwin, v. 542 Motley, John items beqw by Mer, M:2
39 Motley, Lumrd Muse, b~er in EMn y will, 54:2 remembram of lurnkr wrk, W:5 Motley, Po Muse, Zach in EMnMotley will, 54:2 home in relatian lo Ca&on %re Post Motley, R&& OEce, 77:3 items bequeauied by Wkr, W:2 Mutual Assurane Society, 592 Motley, Robert Myrick, Robert in EMnMow vvill, M:2 acquires Harte Tavern, 71.4 Motley, *I. Robert S. potihlaffiliation, 59:s N Mot&, Silas National Mves in Edwin M&y nrill, W2 source for military records, 51:1 M Native Afnericans see indians ms frm .father Edurin, Nay, Gerald 54:2 Marshall Foundation, 66:4 Motley, William Neale, Thomas items bequeaw by fatter, 54:2 colonial postal monopo&, 70:3 Mottley, Sibs Necessaries trespassing on Walker land, 893 description and ii n, 80:4 Mount Charles "sun" and "moon" signifjcance, 80:4 mountain namby John Lederer, Ned Hutchinson" %E 99:1 Charles Ryland visii, 90:3 Mount Elba Neighbors, Nannie Temple Walker home, 6tj:2 seating at Antid, 72:3 Mount Olive Baptist Church Nelson, George and Ruffin Academy, 80:2 Chief of Rappahannock, 87:2 Motrnl Pleasant New, John highway marker, 82:4 French for- at hen?, 100:1, 100:2 Muir, Douglas New Awakening ma LuqPointer, 75:s in Whim@preaching, 522 Muir, Newbill, William Thomton fox hunting disl;rute, 89:2 Co. C 26th VA. Id., 63:3 Muir, VVilliiam Newbill, W.T. finishes work on n Major Exol Chura, 58:2 Parish, 52:s New,Mark New GhuM glebe, 67:4 coins in Nevv Jersey, 882 Muire, Douglas New Church husbnd of LiuGj Pointer, 66:2 Corbin fami& organ, 67:4 Muire, Jahn Henry Thatcher cost of mnstTUGflOn, 67:3 birth diagram bnt 1768, 67:4 Muire, end of, S9:3 le&r hmJohn VValker, 89:2 George PA-nk remarks, 67:4 Muse, J.R. Highlnray Nrslofiml Marker, 673 Exol , 5812 history of, 67:3,67:4 Mu=, 02 vestry addaon, 674 New Dragon Badp M founding, 61:1 Mewington Bra&on farnib home, 52:2
40 New Morning Star BapBst Church Nunn, George founding and Pastors, 80:1 purchases Rwk Spfing, 72:3 New ivll. Zion Baptjst Churcl, Nunn, Lt. VVilfiarn 6. break from Bnrington, 70:2 Co. E 5th VA, Cavalry, 64:s changes under J.G. Graves, 88:4 founding members, 86:3 location, 86:3 @Ham, Gen. pastors, 86:4 surrenders at Yoriam, 100:2 salary paid to J.G. Graves, 86:4 Ohio Volunteer Militia Scholarship Fund, 86:4 at Camp Blake, 62:4 trustees, 1873, %:3 Old Bnrington Pst OfFice see New's Tavern Bnrington Post Office see John N&s Ordinary Old Ghura Newton, William in George Mas~nkb&, 52:1 Latam buried at home, 98: 1 cemetery, 5S:3 Newton, Mlloughby Mrs. Gonstntrstion and history of, 69:3,69:4 presides over Latane funeral, 98:4 fire and rebuilding, 69:4 Nevutm bur phases of modern repairs, 59:4 home of Catherine Riaants, 51.2 hmof Olivet Baptist Church, 59:3 Post Office, 703 King and Queen County Historical Joseph Martin on, 93:4 grant, 89:4 tavern, 71.3 King and Queen Historical Society 1903 teachePs contract, 98:4 gig, 95:s New Tme as Methodist, 69:s houses founded in, 61 :2 original frame, 69:4 Newtm Post Offim Tavern Museum e&ib& 94:s voters 1841, 59:3 Old ChunJ7es, Ministem and Families Nicholas, Robert Garter of Virgiria, 52: 1 signature on notes (bank), 88:2 Old Church (Shanghai) Ninth Virginia Cavalry see Lee's meeting and history of, 69:s Rangers Old Mill Pond Noel, Roberl S. Smyrna Church bapGsms, 762 potitical affiliation, 59:3 Old Testament Noel, efi& on the census, 91.2 exworof EhnMotley will, %:2 Oliver, Alex Noman Steve and Karol in lumber business, 60:s Pm renovations, 91 :2 Oliver, C.H. Noman Cmpany purser of The Clbr83:4 CourUlouse Tavern Museum, %:I Oliver, Claibome Northern itlliglil.lion home on Caaon Post @.Flmtrip, 763 early 2mb enkrrgr, 743 Olivet Baptist Chum Nomm Neck lndushial Academy Lower King and Queera Baptist short dmpson of, 79:4 daughter church, 59:4 Nova eC-nsfeIIaLiG, at old Church, 69:s cunenc-y, 88:2 Olson, Elis NugeM, Nell Chesamke Gsprakn, W:4 CavaIies and Ronwps, 61:2, 722 Q~&anmnough Nunn, Er;cabefi altacks coioni&, 64:s sworn depos*on, 1761,83:4
41 (Irdinaks P see also inns, Taverns Paces Chum business vvith stage coa&es, 71:4 cemetery, 76.4 &anges in 1760s. 71:4 wmetery marked graves, 76.4 definition of, 71.4 as mufihouse, 76:4 h&oryof, 712, 71:3, 71.4 holds County Courl, 97:3 jobs for women, 71:3 location, 76:4 labor, 71:3 Paces School laws for ovwrers, 71:s brief history, 76:3,76:4 method of payment, 71.3 Gost of land, 76:s other foms, 71:3 o%er names and loea~on,76:3 other namm for, 71.2 student list, 76:4 peirodiais in, 72.3 Page, Delawre sleeping accommodations, 71 :4 &ildren, 71:2 Osage lndians trustee New Mount Zion, 86:3 treaty for passage in Sante Fe traii, Page, Delaware R. 92:4 Box Postmaster, 71:2 Ovemantef, 59:1 Page, Hortence Oversee= Chumh Hill Mml, 86:3 eensus 1850 numbers, 78:1 Page, Gov. John omp pens at ion beyond pay, 78:1,78:2 ~omrnissionsReuben MeWther description of, 7811 Garnett, W:2 exampte of labor, 78:2 Page, Maj. PowhaQn Robinson forms of pay, 782 26th W. Inf., 63:3 Jon Walker"s, 78:1, 78:2 Page, Richard pay, 783 land to New Ntt. Zion, 71.2 work tenure example, 78:1 Page, Salb A. Owen, Ben wife of ,flawre, 71:2 wholesale fdbusiness, 81:4 Page, nomas Owens, Capt. - Church Hill School, M:3 Go. D 26% VA. Inf., 63:4 Page, Thomas Nelsan Owen" Grist Mill about fox hunting, 89.1 on route to Caulhomville Post Oflice, Parnunkey Indians 79:3 village in early 20U1 centuv, 526 Owenton P&a& School Park Church R.S. Bavk hnd for schsol, 97.2 Lst& in Geo~eMason" book, 521 oysters biref history of980:4 dedine of business, T9:3 historical marker, 80:f dredges, patent longs, 73.2 Parker, Alexander hand-tonging, 79:2 Ann Smith, 97:4 history of trade, 79:1, 79.2, 79:3 Wdow Smilh me, 97:4 mill nm4probhs, 793 Parks, Wlliam ""my*ehus disase," 793 ixx~kbooks,W:2 pfim, 7-92 Wrginia pfin6ng pmss, 56:2 pri- in 1940, 79:3 Parsons, Rubin&e spaming, 792 daughter sf traveling dentist, 94.2 -rehouses for, 79:2 Parsons' Case, 522 Pa~sanRangem c%targeFederal gunboat, 62:s
42 Parlisan Rangers f&ton~no&) Pders, John 0. and Margamt T. early dq*52:4 King and Queen Goumouse, 85: 4 muster roll, 62:s Virginia%Histo& Gourtf,ouses, 84:'1 Partridge Lading Phillips, James Indian mmains, 87:1 witness to Edwin MoIley will, M:2 Passmore, Tharnas Phillips, Stanley S. Claiborne sumw land for, 612 finding Camp Blake, 623 P Indians Pickering, Thomas ders, 92:4 letter about Yorlrtm wounded, 1QO:2 Sante Fe mil mid, 92:4 Person, Maj. - h James Sale letter, 63:1 Pigge (Pgg), John Pebbtes, Elii land grant, 832 manies EMnRyland, 92% Pi y Church see Rtfl. Zion Peck, Thomas Baptist Church land on Wo Svvamp, 83:s Pkasant Hill Pemkrtm, James Robinson house, 87:2 leased a smithy from A*@ Pointer, m~ rnerrshant, 51.3 children with KQHutchinson, 75:3 Pemberton's Pond children with Mama Rw, 75:3 see OM Mill Pod help faundim St. Swhen's Baptist, Pendkton, Edmund 733 with Iltlidie pollad, 55:l as musician, 75:s at f&s, 68:4 political affiliation, 593 at Todd's Tavern, 71:3 purchases Bewdby, 753 Pendm, James, 512 teacher, 753 Spring fam, 90:2 &ding to Fffaftha Row, 753 Pendleton, John will items, 75:3 executor in Dnrm-M case,87:4 Pointer, Betty F. Pendbton, Philip Atwood Walker quilt, 662 Todd"s Tavern license, 723 Pointer, LuGie B. Fendleton, Phillip AMod Wlker quill, =:2 erchant, 51:3 minter, ma^ M:3 St. Stephen" sunding, 753 Fendleton, Samh Poles School see Pa- Moctf wgh Millie Pollard, 553 Poilard, Ben Pennmnk Quakers. 52:2 home in Walker diary, 89:l Pensions letter from John Walker, 89:2 problems vriVl claims, 51:3,52:4 Pollard, Bejamin Peny, Heny Vandalia tax books, 622 lumber &, 60:s taxes paid 4819,67:2 Pew, Lw Pollard, Elbkm stay a&& Louise, 83:4 daughter of Go!. John Pollard, 81:4 Pershing, en. John J. "Biackjacf sampler, 51:3 realmonof mma Brcraddus Pollard, H.W. Ha*, 65:1 'Ma@aponiBoys Who Have Made Peter Jeffemn-Joshua Fry Map I735 Good," 77:4 DrmRun bwges, 61 :I
43 Pollard, LI. James Pop?Roberl Bean mcial Record Dahigren rewrl, 65:3, remarks on William and Mary's 65:4 accession, %:1, 96:2, 96~3,96:4 Pollard, Coi. J.J. Pofoporone "Maltaponi Boys Wha Have Made Lower King and Queen Baptist Good," "77:4 daughter cl-rurch, 594 Pollard, John Portlock Family Leigh Streel Chud Pastor, 53:1 owns Dixann87:2 report cards from Stevensville, 81:4 Post, Capt. Aziel Robert Freeman Pollard, Col. John family, 79:2 Columbian College commenmment, letter lo ElizabUI, Tu&er, 79:1 61:4 oyster trade, 79:2 starts Stevensilk Academy, 81:4 Post, Constanrx! Sabme weds Wrginia Perkins, 64:2 daughter of Ganett and Mary, 79:2 Pollard, John Garland Post, Capt. am& admired by Alkrt Gresham, 53:2 biography, 792 Pollard, Joseph land purchase, 79:2 grave fnxn Revolutionary War, 51:4 letter fTom wife, Mary Susan Pollard, Gapt. Joseph Barkaim Post, 79:3 political affiliation, 59:3 Post, GadFreeman Pollard, Mary Ann family, 79:2 see Mary Ann Pollad Sale Post, Mary Susan BarkaW Pollard, Mrs. Mattie letter to h-nd, 79:3 schoal days vvith Altrert Gresham, ma* musin, 79:2 53:2 Post. Peter Pollard, Millie DkmMdon w&, 872, 873 BonaM Rotrertson &ml, 551 Postt Saim Pollad, Robert sPeambat bip, 79:s house bunred by Fderal Fonses, 94:2 Potts, Esq. John residenm near Confedierate Ciaibme surveys land for* 61 :2 Monumnt, 85:3 Podatan (Chief) Pollard, Robed dr. population in domain, 87:1 Clerk, 573 Poynter, William Pollarol, Robert N. in James Sale letter, 63:3 "Mattaponi Boys moHaw Made Presbytekns, 52:2 Gd," 77:4 P~w,Gw. JamH. Stevenmilk Amdew, 81 :4 25m annhversaw celebmcion, 722 Pollanf, RokaSr. Primogeniture, %:I Clerk, 57:3 Prifaett, David employs John Pollard, 6l:4 land gmM, 83:3 fox hunting, 89:2 land purchase hasr Tlromas in JamSale kM,err 63:1 Le~cis,83:2 leMer km John Walker, 89:2 P~~IKx" menlions Dmgon Run 1660,54:4 des&mion, 1826,Qf:I Pollard, Wtlmm as gfi la Wlliarn Dew"EJ91 : 1 men(iorrs Dragon Run 1WO.54:4 hand crank telephone, 91:2 Pollufion Ksloy of, ,413, 91:1,94 :2 rw=a* in MaW~ni,793 housvalue, 91 :I 1ose af prQfrtsdue to mr, 91 :2
44 hvidence (Continued) Rappahannd Female Insfade modern renovations, 91 :2 founding, 58:f size, 1826,91:1 RappahannockThbe slave numbers and value, 94:1 forced migration, 87:2 20th century cmps, 91.2 history of, 87:1, 89:2 20th century owners, 971.2 King's tm, 87:l Puller, Maj. Sam language, 87:l stoms gunboat, 62:s modem organization, 872 Purbeckian Stone population, 1607,87:1 description of, 85:3 Tavern Museum exhibit, 94:6 King and Queen Courlhouse, 85.2 Wtions, 87:2 at nwcourthouse, B5:4 treaties signed tPritR English, 872 Purcell, Edna Reafes Martin Talrern, 85:3 basis for U.S. dollar win, 88:2 Purcell, Ella Bird Spanish cunenq, 88:1 tavern land, 85:2,94:2 Reconstntction Purceif, J.H. Tavern Museum exhibil, 94:5,94:6 land for Paws School, 76:s Redd, Elimbeth see Elizabeth Redd Purcell, Robert B. Motley Go. G 26th VA. Inf., 63:3 ReIigious Hemld, 558: 1 Rengardsville Q historjr of, 72:3, 72:4 Quakers Rock Spring, 723, 72:4 role in manumission, 69:1 Report Card (s&ml) "Quarter" John Pollard's, 81.4 definaion of for piantaions, 90:1 Republic of Texas Quik infantry button, W:4 fabrics used in Civil Wr, 66:2 Revival meetings ice cream at, 59:3 R Revolutionary War Ragsdale, Dmry credit problem museof, 9011 RevolWna-iaryWar 51:2 Reynolds, Walter Randolph, David Meade steamboat ~membrances,833 husband of Maw, %:3 Reynolds, Walter S. Randolph, Marjr andirons at Bewdky, 75:4 best ~ookin Richmond, %:3 Rhode Island Ship Meclal Randolph, F"e9on mnr?nc?/,a8:2 Brdon Baptist, 74: 1 Ri&anfs, Catherine signature on (bank) notes, 88:2 rnoUler of James Innes, 5t2 Randolph, Gov. Peyton Richards, Capt. William wmmisssions Reuben Mewther Revolutionary VVar service, 51:4 &ma, 90:2 Ri&adson, Anm Rand*h, Ewer Thornas Mann smch on RappahannocFr Tribe, daugmer as mk,5&3 87: 1, 87:2, %:S Randolph, Mlliam Bverley Ri&arclson, Cornelius son of Mav, 5-8:s ma~s""Em" Mowfion, 772 Rappahannock Associa~on Ridadson, EdGn meets at Exol Chumh, 58:2 ems bequeaaeci by granHather, 542
45 Richardson, EEa Robedson, Lucy see HenrieHa Howerlon marries John Wlker Sempie, 8.43 Ribardson, Henry Robeflson, GoI. William hmsbequeathed by grandfather. Knights of the Golden Horseshm, 5.42 93: 1 Richardson, Hunter Bland Robins, Got. William Todd family, 792 Partisan Rangers, 62:4 Richardson, Nancy Garre@ Robinson, Gol. family, 79:2 in Carrolf Minor entry, 68:l Richards Path Robinson, Christopher history of, 90:l Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, Richmond College see UniversiQ of 99: 1 Richmond Robinson, Donald Richmond Primond students at school, 752 at LanefieIdd90:4 Robinson, E.D. Ridgley, Rev. P.R. in James Sale letter, 63: 1 law firm with RobeFt Bristow, 93:2 Robinson, Eleanor Rigers, Giles wife of Rev. Monis, 86:4 land on Whorecock Swamp, 833 Robinson, Gabriel Riverview land claim, 692 Gapt. Posfs home, 79:2 Robinson, George Roane, Anne Henry land daim, 692 Goshen, 67:4 Robinson, John Roane, Cecil Free Issue landomer, 693, 69:2 Chew Row, 79:2 King and Queen trivia, 722 Roane, Dennis land claim, 69:2 land from MaFtin Gouldman, 69:l marries Mary Story, 992 Roane, Rev. Hora~e New Church, 67:3 pastor New Mount Zion, 86:3 Tavern Museum e&ib&, 94:s Roane, Hoyle Robinson, Lorenzo family, 792 Free Issue landoumer, 69:1,69:2 Roane, John F. land claim, 69:2 land From Madin Gouldman, 69:l Robinson, M. Ellen Roane, Otis T. Atwood Walker quin, 663 land fmMartin Gouldman, 69:l Robinson, Tom Roane, Spencer Tavern Museum exhibi&, W:6 Goshen, 67:4 Wold War 1,94:6 Roane, f homas Robinson, William Goshen, 67:4 New Church, 673 Roane, Wlliam pastor, travel& to England, 5213 Gosh, 67:4 Rochambeau, Gornte de in Wdw Sm%hccae, 97:4 French fores at \lomom, 52:1 Roberl E. Lee (steamboat) in King and Queen, 100:3 description of, 823 Rock Spn'ng Robeftson, Donald histow of, 723, 72:4 founding of school in Bunkirk, 1551 Rocbell, Noman account book, 573 paintings, 93:3 lener lo cousin, 51:3 Rode, Gen. Robed E. work with lnnes family, %:3 26th VA. tnf. under, 63:s
46 Rogers, Will Gaulthornvilk V-troaster, 79:3, 79:4 on communw and pmbhsolving, edumlion of* 79:4 77:4 founds RuFfin Academy, 80:i, 80:2 re~ollectionof Emma Broaddus land from George Cauthorn, 79:4 Ha~s,65: 1 rnanies Mafia Ellen Johnson, 80:1 Romancoke new Morning Star Baptist Church, Claiborne family horn, St:2 ,613, 80: 1 61 :4 parents, 79:4 Root Cellars proximity to Ga~ornvillePost Office, description of, 80:4 79:3 history of, 80:4 Ruffin Academy, 79:4 as storage unit, 80:4 traits, 79:4 Roots, 'Uncle Ben'" Ruffin, Mama Elkn awrding to Albert Gresham, 53:l taught by Mattie BaMr- 79:4 Rosa atneR'mna Ruffin, MaNia Ellen Johnson currency, 882 manies Rev. Ruffin, 80:1 Rose Hill Fam Ruffin Aademy Federals sbil, 62:s see aka t(ing and Queen indus~al RosemuP7t nigh School added features, 84:4 founding of, 80:1 Dew family renovations, 84:4 Tavern Museum exhibit, W:7 families dolived at, &4:3 Russell, John Gwathmey famiiy renovations, 84:4 deposaions from wurt case, 1159, layout, &4:4 87:3, 87:4 sale for back taxes, $4:3 Ryland, Alice Game RosenwW Fund with Charles Ryland, 90:3 support for King and Queen Counly Ryland, Alice Marion Garnett Training School, 80:2 manies Charles Will Ryland, 90:2 Roseville Ryland, Anna (;am& bums, 53:2 piano as "instrument of the devil,*' Row, Ben and Wesley 95:2 trespassing on Walker land, 89:l piano story, 95:2 Row, Mafia Ryland, Brown and mie Pointer, 75:3 Sallie Lee Blount, 552 Roy, ICingston RylaM, Chafles minister for NwM. Zion and A-Mdel Ford, 90:4 Belhkhern Churches, 70:2 barter payrrrents, W:3 Roy, Mary 6. ""Polly"" broken hip, 90:3 Bewdtey* 75:s buries Uncle John, 90:4 Roy, Dr. Why kmefs burzial, 90:4 pufaases Be&ieyY 753 first '%heels," "14 Royal AmnCompany groundhogs, 90:4 mins minted, 882 hws, 90:4 Roy (Xclskins), Jana Carler Lanefieid and BewdIey* 75: 1 school and &mi@, 82:4 f-Model Ford, 90:3 Rumn, Rev. JamR&rl he%tharvest, 90:3 h&mn Bap~stHome Misssion Ryland, Charies H. S EterrPe~1";avSchool, 79:4 on Lanefield, 90:1,90:2, 90:3, 90:4 biography, 80:1, 86:2
47 Ryland, Charies Hill summem Ahgrandchildren, S2:5, marries Alim GameM, 90:2 62:6 Ryland, Ed\Kin M. Wyland, Joseph Sr. biography of, 92:2,92:3 passes avuay, 92::: books, 923 Fiyland, Josiah family after Meximn War, 92:4 aids slave" wife, 98:3 Mexican War, 92:4 care for poor, 98:3,98:4 Santa Fe Trail, 92:2,92:3, 924 at Fami~@on,98:2, 98:3,98:4 stay in Santa Fe, 92:4 on himself, 98:3 Ryland, Evelyn H. "h ke," 98:s duties as teacher, 98:4 on laggards, %:4 pay as teacher, 98:3 moves to Mr. Cheek"s home, 92:"i register, 98:4 in OM age, 98:3 1903 tea~hefscontract, 98:4 value of wfk, 98:3 Ryland, Garnett Ryland, Dr. ) 48 Sale, Jam= IMng Sawer, Wlliam prisoner of mr leMer, 63: I Piankehnk Swmp Iand, 83.3 Sale, Joanna Rjrland SsandreM, lsaa~ manies Mr. Tdhunier. 921 in Widow Srniith case,97:4 moves to Mr* Chek's home, 92:'i S&midt, Howard Sale, John and Joanna mTk on Cemetery Co~rrmaee,71 : 1 moves to Kemdy, 92: 5 Scl-roois Sale, John Ghanning curriculum example, 86:3, 97:2 in James Sale letter, 63:1,83:2 example of classes 1854,81:4 Sale, Mary Ann Pollard emple of report caw, 1854,81:4 letter fnwn son, 63: 1 hours, Z903,98:4 Sale, W.H. modern transportation efmupon, politiGal affiliation, %9:3 BF1:3 Salesman poor condition of, 86:s rules in late 19th century, 55:l Tavern Museum exhibit, 94:7 Samuel, Peter D. Tavern Museum exhibit, 1900s, 94:7, political affirmtion, 59:3 948 Sanders, Robert textbooks, 1871 8 18&4,97:2 politiml Mlian,59:3 19th centuy daib scl-tedule example Sanders, Go!.Robert (females), 55:1 purchases mud Pleasant, 82:4 tuition example, 97:1 Unde CcmsMon guidelines, land for, 61.2 86:3 Santa Fe Tmil Schools, Maurice 6. anival in Sam Fe, 92:3 at Eastern Vievv -mi, 97: 1 fiesta on anivai, 92:4 Schools, Pew history of, 92:2, 923, 92:4 fanner at Taylor B Calduvell, 8t2 Pawee Indian raid, 92:4 Schools, Raymond weather on, 92:3 fanner at Taylor 8 Gakivvell, 81 :2 MldliSe, 923 Schools, S.S. Saunders, Captain VVilliarn Aplus Pcrshnasler, 70:4 Revolutionary War service, 51 :2 Schools, Waller Saunders, James politiml affiliation, 59:3 Napoleo Scott, Rev. A.F. Saunders, teacher sf Abrti Gasham, 53:2 at murt days, 69:2,69:3 SmR, Sham 'WepiBoys Vdho Ha* Made on J.G. G mmum, =:I Gd,"77.4 SmR, Judge Wiliarn Saunders, Mlliarn Dred SGott case,92:2 ster, Caaon sore Post Seagood, R e translates :2 Sea-Rac Exol CRura, 58:2 Ghesapake Go.pmjecl, 793 Samill Sears, Lt. R.T. 24th VA. Cavaiiv, 6214 and pay, 19lQs,76:"; Sears Roehu& Go. Samilb clothes sup-, 903 econmk irn~e,50:6 49 Semnd Mt. Olive Bawist Church ShaciceMord, William Lawr Kiw and Queen E3apGst RevolAonafy War sewice, 51:2 daugmr durch, 59:4 Shackleford, Bob Second WoM VVar lumber business position, 60:s Tavern Museum exhihit, M:6 Shake Rmf Seger, Charl~ in Xing and Quen, 76:s brother of JJon. m:3 Shelley, Lalla Rmkh Seger, Daniel ofice at Taylor & Gaklwell, 81.2 father of John, 66:3 Sheperd"~Metfiodist Church Seger, Henry Melville Walker, 6O:3 brother of John, @:3 Sheridan, Gen. Phillip Seger, John destroys Dunkirk Bridge, S8:4 stohon Federats in Richmond, 86:3 John SE?ger remmbranm, 66:s Seger, Wnmr raid in King and Queen, 73:4, 78:4 motRer of John, M:3 Sbriff Semple, Etizabe& mlonial dulies, 67:2 at Rosemount, 752 role in Goloniaf Virginia, 90:l Sempb, Elmbe& Baylor Shipton, Thomas famiiy, 8.43 repairs to Old Church, 69:s Sempb, James SiGkly Seasan cornto Wrginia, 84:s Sempk, James II S family, 84:s Gwathmey vakr registraon, 71 :2 Semple, John Simpkins, John F. biography of, &4:3 overseer at Ghatham NiII, 78:2 building Rosemountt 843 Simpkins, Wilkam Franklin nous of ~efegates,58:4 overseer at Chatham Ha, 78:2 sale of BeWley, 752 Simpkins, \I\lillie Semple, Jahn W. Antid revivals, 723 plat on laneffeM>9(1:4 Skeleton, Joseph H. Sempk, John Walker political affili-n, 59:3 bi*, 84:3 SIat~ery children, 84:s Anderson Smey n Sempk, John VValker I! bequeamed in vrill, family, 843 "hna" at LmusI Grove, 78:2 Sempk, Robert Baylor "Aunt Lddy," 68:2 brief biography, 84:3, %:4 Berty a& Tom k!@ by Josiah Bmimon bientennial, 70:1 Ryland, M:3 Bruingtm pastor, 702 Free issue, 69:1, S9:2 family, @:3 Jam= Cham bequmed in will, History of llre Rse and Wres of %:2 :2 "Janey," %:2 of The Rkand Judm Anna bequeaU1& in will, 542 The BapList in Vi@inia# KiAgga in ell, 542 59:4 tabor al Gloui3esbr PoiM, 782 as Per,84-4 ""Lvina" at Lmud Gmve>73:2 Sewad, VVillmm "Milly,"M:2 howan Car"ion Pcrsl "Nan&eVm54:2 "'Nannies as =rn ,78:3,78:4 50 SIave~y(Confjninuecft Smi&, Jno. ""Ned"' bequeathed in *I!, 54:2 Old CkurcR ~a~ng,69:3 "'Ned"" in Mwin Motley A11, 54:2 Smith, John Nelson Reuben Moll bequeathed, in DrumdgM case,873, 87:4 54:2 lndian mnoe, 51:l psychological warfare, 78: 1 map 1607,99:1 restrictive laws emrnple, 78:2 1608 map, 87:3 slaves houses at Pmvidence, 91 :I rebuilds courthouse, 97:3 in Spotswood iron mines, 99:3 Smith, Dr. John Tavern Museum e&ibit, 94:5 Fary Tavem ovvner, 94:2 "Torn," 542 Smith, Lelia OIivia Tunstall helps Josiah Ryland, 983 ""Queen" 250th anniversary work at Fanningtm, 9813, 98:4 mlebration, 722 Sledd, Hunter Smith, Lute merger N.P. Taylor, Taylor & ugfi,60:f Sledd, 81.2 Smith, O.E. Smith, Ann Exol Church, 58:2 case wainst Philoman Bird, 97:4 Smith, Rmard trustee New Mount Zion, 86:3 daughter of Richad Smith, S0:l Smith, ARnie 60: I S "Clarks" landovvner, 71:2 Smith, T.C. Wlliams Smith, Augustine children, T5:4 hosts Knights of the Golden sale of &@by, 75:l Horseshoe, 99:2 Smith, Thomas T. Knights of the Golden Horseshoe;, land and Mams land, 79:l 99: 1 Smith, Mlliam Pattewn SmiVI, Charles Federal gunboat near Rome, 62:s on cou&ouse stone, 85:3 Smithy, 51.3 Smith, Capt. Christopher SmiVI see also Forge Knighb of The Golden Horseshoe, Smokehousc?s 99:f history of- 88:4 SmW, Mrs. E. Campfeat Nousem (m f, %:2 Smith, Ehnor Smm, Dr. W.L.L lomtion to Walkerton bridge, 80:4 meeting to fom Histofjml Wew, SmiV1, Judge Frank 95:1,95:2 and Mr. Faary, 85:2 Smyma Christian GRumh Smith, Ham= baptisms at olil mill pond, 76:2 m&nic al. Taylor B Caldwll, 8t2 bamng, 76:2 Smith, Humphrey bmks bm Bmington Bapga, 70.2 wi~J.T. Bareht 76:3 nmr Bqon Run murce. %:4 Smith, Jam oQan, '715:2 pol~calaffilaon, 59:s Virginia Walker at 60:3 St. Stephen" kundiw, 75:3 Sm.eQ of Gincinnafi, 51 :4 51 &ns of the American Revolution rerigious toleration as Goernor: 52:2 grave marking, 51:4 Swtswottd, John Sorghum Molasses at Eton school, 57:1 description of process, 67:1 loses school funding, 57:1 lumber workers staple, 60:s Spotswood, Col. John with meals, 67:1 sons school, 57: 1 "Southall" Springhouses son of traveling dentist, W:2 churning butter, 80:3,80:4 Southern Country Store description of, 80:3 "boughl"" prepared foods, 74:4 history of, 80:3, 80:4 first telephones, 74:4 location of, 80:3 goods sold, 74:4 St. Clement's histaw of, 74:3, 74:4 listed in Geo~geMason" book, 52:l J.P. Goats mbinets, 74:4 (see also Appk? Tree Church) layout, 74:4 St. John, Elii storekeeper duties, 74:3 nieof Robert 6.Hovverton, 77: 1 whittling, 74:4 St. John, MatiIda Southem Planter (Journal) DeShazo servant, 73:4 on overseers, 78: 1,782 St. Stephen" Etaptisf Church Spain, Jack Jr. breaks from Bruington Baptist, 70:2 applicalions for Courthouse Green, founding and foundem crf, 75:3 85:3 Joseph Garlick, 58:1 CouFthouse Tawem Museum, 94:g Sallie Lee Bbunt remembem, 552 Eastern Vew project, 972 Stake House Specie see Currency requirements for, 7S:l Spellman, Henry Standard Oil Gmpany with Henry Fleete, 68:2 receipt from, 79:3 Spencer, Capt. Robert H. Stanley, Hon. John A. Go. G 26th VA. Inf., 63:s grandfather of tenris Amislead, 63: 1 Spencer, William Stansbury, H.R. land p&ent, B1:2 founds Stansbury Canning, 81:1 Spittoons SQnsbury, John B. in Chui&es, 702 founds Stansbury Canning, Bt'i S Alexander Stake, Thomas nd Regiment, 51 :4 sworn deposition, 1759,87:3 at €ton school, 57:1 Stah, VVilmoth loses doolfunding, 57:1 mrndeposfion, 1759,87:4 sew~001 debt, 57:2 Staten lsland Skfi founding and use of* 7912 omration of, 77:2 Skarnboals brief bwraphy, 99:2,99:3 The CIio, 83:4 dins at King and Queen Commodore BaNea, 83:4 Goumouse, 9912 cost to conslrucl, 1860, 83:3 Gemanna, 99: I Elm G@, 83:3 at John Walkefs, 992 end of sewb, 83:3 Knighb of U-re Golden Ho~koe Louise, 8313, 83:4 explomBon, 99:1,99:2,99:3 on Mattaponi, 83:3, 834 oRers mare goM horseshws; 99:2 Robed E. Lee, 83:s 52 Steamhats (Gon6nuw S%t* Wiiiam A. row,83: Stevensvilk history of, 8f :4 Pollard dal,81:4 student l& 1862,54:4 Latane dm,98:1 Tavern Museurn exhiba, 94:7 Official R-rd Dahlgren reprt, 65:3, Stone, M.W. 65:4 land to Gram M&&ell, 69:2 Texas troops at Camp Blake, 62:4 Stone, Capt. Thorns H. Summe&ou- Gapt of touim, 83:4 mnstnrction of, 80:s description of, 80:3 histow rrf, 80:3 Surry as status symbol, 66:l Sutton, Betsy Eubank 52:1 marries Rokfl, 77:3 dismatntfing of &ur&, 52:4 Sutton, Hon. David Nelson 250th anniversay, 72:2 Sutton, Capt. Robert A. Go. A 26th V;A. lnf., 633 nw a8 Goliab ((GoliaWs), 52:3 rnarries Betsy Eubank, 77:3 petition House of Bu ,52:4 Sutton (Ewell), Lucy Bw vestry book, 69:3 Pollard Medal at Stevensvilk High work done on 17291762, 69:3 School, 81.4 Street, hhaH. Sutton (Henley), Eivira wife of Nawhn, amy, @:2 Pollard Medal at Stevensville High Streel, Augustus L. School, 81:4 Gov. Wbe ktter, 65:6 Swem, Dr. Earl Gregg Street, Frances biography of, 57:4 amuires husbands prw*, S4:1 Swem. Earl Grmdr. Stret, J. W. son of Dr. Earl Gqg*m, 57:3 odained Deamn, 6.42 Street, J&n Walker T Dulcie 64:"I Talboa, Thomas father oleon Stret, 53:3 biograpb of, 92:4 Hundley as grandson, 65:6 Mexi~anWar, 92:4 Street, NawnBonaparte Santa Fe frail, 92:3 accorrnt book, M:1, fi4:2 laliafero, John bigrap&, 63:3,63:4, a:?,S4:2 land in Sipo'tsylvania, =:3 Board of ChiMrenk Guardians, 642 Taliafero, dmhua jowl, M:1, M:2 mrk at Bell RdLQM, 79:2 militivy mnk and mmands, 63:3 Taliafenow freedman w&ing for Mapoleon Street, 64:1 laliaferro, El~iha steamboat Gibbbs, 79:2 laliafem, John 6. bondsman record, 70:3 53 Taliafemo, Lucy Taylor, James wife of fmpkIElalker, =:2 land suweyed in Sw@anb, 99:3 Taliafeno, WIliam Taylor, James Jr. Stratton Major Parish mnstWon, anestor of James Madison and 523 Zadary Taylor, 99:l Talliafeno, Wllia amp named for, 99:2 jdl&h of the Golden Horseshoe, 99:1 short biography, 99:1, 99:3 Taylw, John Richard chikfrm, 76:3 against French Hussars, 100x2 Twlor, Nannie Taverns J.C. G inns Taylor, Rain D. mches, 71:4 Bmington bicentennial, 70: 1 1:4 Taylor, R tt defmitktn, 71.2 Church Hill School, %:3 history of 71:2,71:3 71.4 Taylor, Thelnna Lee Gibson jobs for n, 713 "after hours" mil, 80:2 labor, 71.3 Cauthomvilk aster. 79:4. 80:2 laws for otrvners, 71.3 Taylor, W.F. me%& of payment, 71.3 land for Church Hill School, 86:2 other forms, 71:3 Taylor, Wlliam Franklin other namfor, 71.2 Tavern Museum exhibit, 94:6 perideats in, 71:3 World War 11, 94.6 sleeping ammmodations, 71:4 Taylor and Caldwell Taxes Bevvdley fd,75:4 cao&*n and DroDertv for hook. Taylor & Galhivelt Cannery artesian mils, 81.3 biackew Peas, 81:3 brands, 81.2 Campbeif Soup antract, 8113 King and ~ueelin1832-1834, 93:s capping rnadines, 81:2 King and Queen pM& tr, wpy, 95:2 change to supmarlre%, 81.3 rates in 1820, S7:2 mmrnon stocks, 81 :2 state ratef "118,67:7:2 contract blkmers, 8112 Taylor, Benemin Temple credit prablenrs, 81.3 howmoss fnxrr Ga*on Post Depresh, 81.2 Office, 76:4 ernplo~,81:2 on knd sale, 79.2 farm pdmn,81:2,81:3 T farms soM off381.3 , 532 Federal Waehmse Act, 81.2 TavIor. Henw P. governmM prabm M'Vae-'ern- &anqer & Slansbury Canning, 82 :1 in,'281:2 DOS kid in cannim, 84 :4 history of, 881:1, 81:2, 8115, 81.4 her8 Gabitcan&v3 81 :2 Hurricans Gonnb and Diane, 81:3 Taylor, H.P. Jr. merge wsh C.G. Caldwll, 812 con n W aduryCanning. near douvilfall, 81:2 8"1:-1 "okra summer," 813 54 Taylor & CaMwell Cannev ((=on~nuerl) Temple, Witlli (Uncle Billy) operation of, 81:2 buys Hillsborough, 59:2 orderly liquidation, BZ:4 Tenell, (Miss) picking belts, 81.2 We of Joseph Hart, 58:1 postSecond World War Thas, William improvement, 81 :3 politiGal affiliation, 59.3 produdon increase, 812 Thompson, Jonathan produrn cann&, 81.2 poem, The But-ial of Latane," 98:l "relief beef," 81:3 mornton, Charles sak to Henry P. Taylor, 81.2 hosts Fren& Soldes, "i:2 Rd Wrld War loses and gains, Thowe' 81:3 man wihh Dkon map, 87:2 as Stansbury bnniw, 81:l Thorpe, Oriana Tavern Museum exhibit, 34:4 Johnson stone kblet, 62.1, 622 Ta@r & CaMweil Food, 84 :4 Thorpe, Thomas Taylor & SWd work, 81:2 repairs to OM Church, 69:3 vining sheds, 81 :2 sundial at OM Chur*, 59:3 Walkerton bridge, 81.3 Thurston, E.J. weather, 81:2,81:3 Gov. Mse letter, 65:S 1959 wreather disa&r, 81:4 passes in Napoleon Sect journal, Taylor 8r Sledd 64.2 brands, 81.2 T-Model Ford brokerage for Taylor 8 Galdwell hearse, 90:4 cannery, 81.2 setup, 90:3 Tazewll LiionWaller Tobacco in n on hjaminWaller, 74.1 disruption of mp, 52.4 Teachers penalty paments in, 61: 1 1903 contract, 98:4 Tavern Museum exhibit, 1600s- pastors as &a&ers, 86: I 1700s. 943 pay, 1903, 98:4 used as currency, 52:2 ~laqIa& 19VI early 2Mh century, Todd, Betsy 86:3 VfgiiniaGaze& arfvertisemeM, 71:3 school qisler, 98:4 Todd, Elizabe* suppties ea* 2m Genlury, 532 wife of Temple Walker, @:2 work begrond teaching, 98:4 Tdd, Caot. Marim P. Telephones Go. E 5th VA. Cavalw, @:3 cmnk m,76:2 Tdd. R.B. first in muntry stores, 74:4 office at Taylor & CaIdwll, 81:2 hand mnk at PmVj&nee, 9912 Todd, Robee TamMuseurn ehiba, 94:8 holdings on Dragon, 72:4 Temple, Bagor Todd, Robed 6. King WIliam WoMkjll?;AgmRural Sunbeam leader, 58:2 S&e, 78:? Todd, Thomas Temple, Roberl land on Dragon Run, 723 St. Sqhm's founding, 75:3 in Revolutim, 68:4 lempk, Wllkm town narnerI for*6&3, 68:4 HiIIsbomugh, 59:2 Todd, William pur&- Rosemuntt 834:s aquimTMs, W.4 mmp named for, %:2 55 Todd, Mnliiliarn (ml[nu&) 19m sms,89:4 clerk in EWnmtley will, M:2 steam- bel, 62:6 Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, 1910s have! pdhs,76: 1 993 suny '"stats," S6:f short biagraphy, 99:l. 99:3 Tavern Museum e&b8,1=, 94:4 Todd, EMer William Tavern Museum exhibas -I=&, 94:4 Exol Chur&, 58:2 19th century travel pmblerns, 55: 1 pastor, 59:4 T-Model Ford 1917, 90:3 T&d"s Virginia train stations, 62:li see dm Dunkirk Traveler's Stair Bernard Mm@s fa-, 68:4 Locust Grove, 60:2 founding, 68:3,68:4 Treaty of Middle Plantation name aange b> Dun@&,68:4 history of, 87:2 Redcoat phone= at, 68:4 Trevilian, Anne HaFt size, 68:4 family, 79:2 Todd"s Tavern Trevilian, Garretl Vernon serves George VVashington, 71.3 rnanies Constanw Salome, 79:2 Acts, 522 Trevilian, Susan Gage famify, 79:2 freedman wrking for ftlapkn Trevilian, Vernon manies Mildred Hart, 79:2 on steamboat Gibh, 79:2 Walker, m:2 Trewett, Pricilla Ryland Toone, EIam M.D. wittr EIam Toone, 62:5,62:6 gate mlk?ctions, 70:3 Trice, Edward vacations at Bwington, S6:1 Co. C 2SV1 VA. IM., 6313 Tories, 51:3 Trice, Rev. Geow W. Towns, hgie with wife Jane, 77:1 home and Box Post Woe, 7t2 Trice, Jane Towns, Bern& in fathefs (Hmrlon) nrilt, 77: 1 schokship NwMwnt Zion, 86:4 Trice, Latane Trade Bewdley, 775~4 Santa Fe Trail, 92:s land and Taylor & Gatrlwell Cannew, Train Sops 81:2 rememitrered by Ekrn Toone, 82:S Londoo Hi[! purchase, 8t3 Transpo-on 250th King and Queen Anninrersary, autmabik &a- Sam, 744 72: 1 GheWt, m:3 Trice, Philip colonial ferries, 71:3 overseer at ChatfiarnHilIs 78:2 early 17M emplefrcrm John Trice, Torn Forrtairre, 99:2 at BewdIey* 754 ea* 2W=nlrsr)l car h%rei,62:6 Trirnyer, John F. ea* 2Mmmry bain Lsavel, 62:s payment Frcarn John Wtker; 7B:I s, 30:3 Tucker, ElmWMaliEda hn Mm&,90:2 leMer to, 78:1 late 1m ~enwryPM~~S, 353 Tucker, Jam= ) 56 Tucker, John T, Iwes 6010m, 83:4 land and Adrams larwl, 79:l postings to tclW Carolina, Georgia Tucker, Joseph 6. and Florida, 63:4 land on Vork River, 79:2 total war losses, 78:3 Tucker, Nathankiel Beverly Wise's Gardeners, 63:3 pro-slavery vrith Thomas R. h,742 Tyler, Lewis Tunstall, Edmund Go. G 26th VA. Inf., 63:3 in Chief Justice Canimk s , 84:1 County Court at home, 85: U land for King and Queen founding, Ubennrasser, Mr. 722 diary, 94:7 Tunstall R. - Undewood GonststWon M case, 87:3,87:4 public school result, @3:2,8S:3, %:6 Union Armed Forces see Federal land fw courthouse, 85:l Armed Forces sale of BewdkyY752 Univemity of Richmond Tunstall, Robert Game@&family, 90:2 Edmund Turtstall, 953 history of name changes, 90:2 Tunstall, Robert B. Richmond Female Insme evolution, 250th annirnrrsary cekbration, 722 90:3 Tunstall, Wlliarn Upper Chu&. see Old Church Bedybuilder, 75:2 Upper Church of Stratton Major Parish saie sf Bewdk?yY752 see Old Church Turner, B. (and wife) Upper King and Q-n &p*t Church, land sale for Stansbu~yCanning, 813 522 Turner, GameWs at chureln, 90:2 in Dm ,823, 87:4 Upper St. Stephen's Parish Turner, May D. in George Mason's bwk, 52:l land sale for Stansbuy Canning, 8t-l Upshaw, Edwin Tumer Ruben political affiliation, 59:3 ry War service, 68:4 U.S. Base Hwpital M5 see also Dr. M66uire"s ilnil, 65:2 t case, 87:3,87:4 U.S. Congress, 51:1 pension ,51:3 TtnrenQ-Foum Vifginia Cavalw Go. C V see Partisan Rangers Van Name, Dr. A.L. Jr. TventySm Wrginia lnfantfy about andom, 79:3,19:2 attack Federal fleet, 634 Van Name, murL. BaeOf Ule Crater, 63:4 moves out of S1awalion Fnn, 791 book summary, 60:S Van Name, Gapt Dflad Capt. R.C. Ken cuff buaoton, 624 first oyster harvester, 793 Chaffin's BioR. 63:s oyster business, 79:1 Consmanding Offiers, 78:3 Van Pelt, Sarah comwny roils, 783 manies Gwrge C*nclen, 79:1 11, 78:s Vaughan, S.C. t31&* 63:4 purchases OM&, 76:l hi- of, 77:3 Vaughan, Sue 6. Mng and Qwnmmpanie, 63:3 AMod Walker quit M:2 57 Vaughan, Mlliam ""J.W." WaMen, Mlliarn quarlers 24m VA. Cavalw, 624 appraisal of Napoleon Vestry houses, 52:3 WaMen, Willie Vineyad weds Leah Harl, W:2 Alkrl Gresham at, 53:1 Walden, W.O. Virginia sister of Joseph Hart, 58:1 Bureau of Chemistry invesggate Waldens, Nannie West Point, 79:3 Donald Robertson school, 553 Bureztu of Fisheries investigation at: Walker, West Point, 79:3 on Chu~h,60:3 Calendar of State papers, 57:3 daughter of Mebilk, EilS:% colonial feelings abolrl Revolution, Walker, Ann Hill 51:Pi Tunst &ley, 75:2 education between 17751875.55:T Walker, e mansion description; 82:3 quilt, 66:2 General Assemblv call vote in Kina" quilt form Civil War, 723 and Queen, 97:s son of Te lker, 56:2 ind ent aovemment- formed. Walker, Lt. 51:i uncle to Josie Henley, 78:3 in=& by British, 51:3 Walker, Baylor militia in no& during Revolutionary builds Locust Gmm, 993 War, 5'13 Locust Gmve, 75:2 in first mnsus, 92.3 Walker, Dr. &?mad Revotutionary War tegimenb, 51 :2 son of Temple Walker, 662 Revolutionary War vidory at Gwynn's Walker, Dr. Bernard H. Island, 5112 about steamboa%, 833 state tax rate 1818,67:2 Walker, Bessie PIew b~ninion,52:2 on Chumh, 60:3 daughter of MeMvilk, 60:2 Walker, Betsy Todd Vigiinia Gazetye, 52:3 mother of Virginia, 60:2 Stratton Major add for &gyp 52:4 Walker, Bettie Tdd Virginia Legislature descendant of Humphrey Hill, 592 exempting dissenters from Wes, 52:2 Walker, Dick "Unde"" Virginia Miritary I adion against Federal gunk%,62:5 cuff bmon, 62 Walker, Dr. B.H. training King and Queen men, 78:s on Gen. John Young, 524 Virginia Natun Qnservancy, 5414 Walker, ElizaM marriage to John Semple, 84:s Walker, Ellen 0. Virginia mrdsfor herican Atvvaod Walker quin, @3:2 Rd~n,51:2 Walker, Fannk S. V~rginiaUnion Universw Alvvood V\lalker quik, @:2 J.C. Gmvw ends, 86:2 Wlket., Fanny P. AWood Vilalker quik 662 Walker, Henley in Walke~on,Ei0:4 Walker, H.S. (Susan] -brnrnkm ARNood Walker quiR, =:2 58 VJalker, J. Henley Sr. Walker, morns steamboat robe^ E. Lee, 83:3 bridbwraphy, 99:3 Wlker. John buried a4 "Lanefield," 733 1850 agricukural ensus, 78:f hosts Gv. S .99:2 Chatham Hill and BeMIev. 75:1.75:2 conflict with James ~ani&, 89:2 demands on overseers, 78:2 land patent Bonn Ed-& Dennis, 75: 1 disputes with neighbors, 89:1, 89:2, money to teonora, 68:2 893 tombstone, 733 dispute with John Pollard, 89:2 Walker, Dr. rims dispm with Lawenm Muir, 89:2 short biogmphy of, 99:3 fist-fight with A.G. Sale, 89:3 Walker, T.N. forms of overseer pay, 78:1,78:2 granary on, 55:5,85:6 on fox hunters, 893, 892 Walker, Vfrginia Henley has to pay Gentry, 89:3 biography, 60:2,60:3,60:4 hogs kilM by neighbors, 89:2 on the ehuFCfi, 60:3 hogs offend neighbors, 89:2 60:s lauusuit against neighbors, 892 SO:3 letter to Robert Pollard, 89:2 mawage to Mehrille Wlker, 60:2 list of ovefseers, 78:2 stories of Fie, 60:3, 60:4 Walker, William H. Walkerton uvharf, 65:5, @:6 eve-rs, 78:1,78:2 Walkerton overseer work at LmSGmve, 78:2 bridge burned by Federal forces, 78:3 fees for wharf transport, 65:6 founding, 88:4 second bridge, 1936,81:3 Taylor & GaMvveIl mnnery, 81 :1, son of rfblk, fj0:2 81:2,81:3,81:4 water Walker quilt, m:2 wharf EFizaM (Mary Bet) Walkerton and battaponi Bridge 8ker quiB, 662 Company lie land exehange MStansbury wife and brne, 78:4 Canning, 81:I Walker, Dr. R. Tensple Walkerton Cannery taugM NkrtGresham, 53:2 see Tayl il Cannery Walker, Robert Walkerton passes my,78:2 voters, 59:3 pol-! affil-n, 59:3 Waller, Benjmin Walker, Ryfand education, 74:l prrswns aflaNr Bi CaWfl, 81:s governma WWns, 7411 Walker, Susan lawer, 74:5 pas- my,782 luminary biography, 9.4:2,7.1-2 VValker, lmple Revoldonafy War posm, 74:1 biwmplny, %:2 Wailer. Gus porwmrdon* 59:3 at court, days, 69:3 P w, m:2 Waller, John sale of ~mnalpmc~pew, 66:2 Exol ChuM, 5812 59 Webb, Shirlq WESF?,Hany B. J.G. GmwMuseurn, 86:l son af Charles and Jenny We=, 93:2 Webster, Bankl Wilder, Gov. L. Dowlas comes to Richmond, 56:4 in J.C. Graves Museum, 86:9 Wedding Gifts 'Wiley" t(ey Baskeb, %:3 freedman woiking far Na~hn VOeddifigs *eel, @:I ante-beltum &ding prac-lices, 353 VVilliam of Orange Weeden, Charlotte genealogy, 96:3 schdarship NwMount Zion, 8S:4 history of accession, %:"I%:2,96:3, ,Thornas 9S:4 trustee Nevy Mount Zion, 86:3 marriage W Mary, W:3, 96:4 Weedon, Gen. - traits, %:2 Revolutionary War, 51:3, 100:2 Wlliams, Henry Wellfonf, Landon Carter deed to Robert Driver, 69:1 marries WIaelda Montague, 822 Williamsburg West, John bricks for conshction, 50:4 land to Thomas Todd, 68:3 Wills, 54:l Wes&ton College see Woman's Mison, Claibome College relalion to Steve Moman, 91 :1 WiIson, Homer ugh, 59:1 d~qMEIam fmne, 52:s West Point (boat) W&on construdion and service, 833 like Hillsbomugh, 55: 1 Whaling, Nannie Wndsor DonaM Robertson school, 55:3 hosts the )(nights of UFe GoMen Wheat Hawest Horser;hoe, 992 at LamfieWW90:3 Winston, Edmund Wh@e,AI John Seger mrks for, M:3 Church Nilf School,M:3 Wise, Gen. Henry A. White, Jack Alexander Fleet as adjutant, 100:3 mules at faytor & CaWll, 81 :2 Brigade under Gen. BeauwaM, 63:4 White, Maj. James 6. at Chaffin's Bluff, 60:s headwer Stevensviile Academy, legal opinion, 65:6 81:4 muster roll Co. K 34* VA. Infanw, White, John w:3, w:4 Indian Gltage painanting, %:6 padon as govenror, 931 White, OIiver Wise, J.D. amuMbook, 57:2 land hoBings, 572 Wise, Gen. WA. Wham*Eiika Brigade a& 2m VA. Inf., T8:3 Be-?)* 75.3 Wise's Ga&rrets se% TwnQ-Sifil-i WhMiw Virginia rn mum&m, 344 Withers, Go!. R.E. senataha1 e n, 821 Wolfskill, Wi1lhm biography of, 32:4 Sanla Fe Trail, 92:3 61 Woman" CGlub me,George, 543 quarler-nillflrrary ammiltee, 95:1 taught by Benjamin Waller, 74:4 Woman" sColit3ge, 58:1 Woman" M~~issionarySociety, 58:2 Y Wood, Wlliam PPankees patent to mint mins, 88:2 see Federal Forces Woodbury Yankee Skiff see Shkn Island SkiR gravel for Taylor & Galdwell Ganney, Yeanltey, Governor 81:3 first Arnerimn legislative assembly, Woodford, Gol. William 83:l mmmands 2nd VA. Reg., Yo~wn Revoluliona@War, 51 :2 affermath of battle, 523 Woods, I-lelen Tyson bicentennial of battle, 51: 1 poem on King and Queen County, surrender at, 100:2 57:s Young, '"neral" Henry Workman, David biogramy of, 51.4 with Ghristctpher Garson, 922 Young, James Workman, Wlliam appraisal of Napoleon Street, 64:1 ad to recover Carson, 923 Young, Rev. N.T. Wright, C.B. pastor New Mount Zion, 86:4 teacher at Chu& Will S&ool, 843:s Yount, George WrigM David P. biography of, 92:4 letter to Cong an Robert M.T. Santa Fe Trail, 92:3 Hunter, 59:3 WrigM, James trustee Wenr Mount Zion, 86:3 Wright, John Ghur& Will SC~OOI,86:s land and Ganrttt Post, 792 wmm, L. wife of Joseph Ha& 58:1 wrigm, NlotI'ie R. Atwood Walker qua, 66:s Wright, MEYi#iam husband oT Ellen Hovrerlon, 77: 1 money for John Walker, 78:? Wright"s M as oyster &use, 79:2 Wyatt, Sir Frands gortemr, %:=I with Henry Fleete, 68:2 with laihme, Eit2 Wyatt, court bhngsat house, 76:4 hoWs aunlyGoue at haum, 973 Pa- Mml, 7613 VJyn=* momas vuith *Nenrieb H-~on, 77:l , 772 62