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Henry County (Va.) Election Records, 1863 and undated

Henry County (Va.) Election Records, 1863 and undated. The collection contains four items: a poll taken at Irisburg for Delegate to the Virginia Legislature in May 1863; a poll held at Oak Level for Governor of Virginia, May 1863; a poll taken for the House of Delegates for Henry County, undated; and a poll taken for the State Senate for the Patrick, Henry, and Franklin Senatorial District, undated.

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Henry County (Va.) Election Records, 1863 and undated

Henry County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Henry County (Va.) Election Records, 1863 and undated. The collection contains four items: a poll taken at Irisburg for Delegate to the Virginia Legislature in May 1863; a poll held at Oak Level for Governor of Virginia, May 1863; a poll taken for the House of Delegates for Henry County, undated; and a poll taken for the State Senate for the Patrick, Henry, and Franklin Senatorial District, undated.

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Henry County (Va.) Polls Taken for Various Elections, 1861-1863

Henry County (Va.) Polls Taken for Various Elections, 1861-1863. Consists of a poll taken at Horse Pasture Precinct for Beverly Davis for Congress, November 1861; a poll taken at Leatherwood to elect a member to the House of Delegates, May 1863; a poll taken at Ridgeway for Governor of Virginia, May 1863; and a poll taken at Ridgeway for State Senate of Virginia, May 1863.

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Henry County (Va.) Polls Taken for Various Elections, 1861-1863

Henry County (Va.) Circuit Court

Henry County (Va.) Polls Taken for Various Elections, 1861-1863. Consists of a poll taken at Horse Pasture Precinct for Beverly Davis for Congress, November 1861; a poll taken at Leatherwood to elect a member to the House of Delegates, May 1863; a poll taken at Ridgeway for Governor of Virginia, May 1863; and a poll taken at Ridgeway for State Senate of Virginia, May 1863.

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