Folder 3. Black Lick Township Reords and Miscellaneous Financial Records. 1852, 1859, 1871-1874, Undated.
- Scope and content:
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This folder contains several financial documents relating to the Black Lick Township of Which Isaac Huddle was a clerk. Records include: 1852 statement of account between Terracy Musser and D. F. Martin; 1859 account statement of Martin S. Steffy for estate of John Staley. Black Lick Township documents include: 1871 account statement between H. H. Holbrook and Black Lick Township; 1872 account statement of Black Lick Township with Gibboney & Sons; 1872 list of delinquent taxpayers; 1872 account statement between J. G. Kegley and Black Lick Township; 1873 account statement between H. C. Earhart and Black Lick Township; 1873 settlement between James W. Repass and Isaac N. Huddle; 1873 promissory note between L. F. Cooper et al and Township; 1874 statement of collections recieved; 1874 list of claims allowed by the Black Lick Township; 1874 account statement between H. H. Holbrook and Black Lick Township Road District; 1874 statement between Black Lick Township and S. Y. Cooper, Overseer of Roads, 1874 list of claims allowed by the Black Lick Township; undated list of allowed claims; and undated list of road hands in District No. 4, Black Lick Township.
- Physical description:
- 17 items.
Access and use
- Location of collection:
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F.B. Kegley LibraryWytheville Community CollegeSmyth Hall, Room 1031000 East Main StreetWytheville, VA 24382
- Contact for questions and access:
- POC: William A. “Bill” VeselikEmail: bveselik@wcc.vccs.eduPhone: (276) 223-4876POC: George MattisEmail: gmattis@wcc.vccs.eduPhone: (276) 223-4744Fax: (276) 223-4745Web: kegley.org
- Parent restrictions:
- Collection is open to research.
- Parent terms of access:
- There are no restrictions.