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Surry County (Va.) Court Records, 1835-1847

Surry County (Va.) Court Records, 1835-1847. The collection contains 11 documents removed from Surry County court records: an extract of an audit from the chancery cause Charity vs. Charity's Administrator, 1835; a letter from Samuel Higginbotham to Isaiah Harris, 1835; an answer from the chancery cause Executors of Charles Macindol vs. Executors of James S. Gilliam, 1835; an answer from the chancery cause William B. Grave's Trustee vs. Perkins, Boyd and Company, 1840; a deposition from the chancery cause Cole vs. Moring's Administrator, 1841; a notice from the chancery cause Cocke vs. Davis, 1841; a deposition from a chancery cause involving Cocke and Brother and Goodblood and Company, 1841; a deposition and an amended bill from the chancery cause Cross vs. Moore and Savin, 1845; and an envelope with the surnames Sebrell and Underwood, 1847.

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Surry County (Va.) Court Records, 1835-1847

Surry County (Va.) Circuit Court

Surry County (Va.) Court Records, 1835-1847. The collection contains 11 documents removed from Surry County court records: an extract of an audit from the chancery cause Charity vs. Charity's Administrator, 1835; a letter from Samuel Higginbotham to Isaiah Harris, 1835; an answer from the chancery cause Executors of Charles Macindol vs. Executors of James S. Gilliam, 1835; an answer from the chancery cause William B. Grave's Trustee vs. Perkins, Boyd and Company, 1840; a deposition from the chancery cause Cole vs. Moring's Administrator, 1841; a notice from the chancery cause Cocke vs. Davis, 1841; a deposition from a chancery cause involving Cocke and Brother and Goodblood and Company, 1841; a deposition and an amended bill from the chancery cause Cross vs. Moore and Savin, 1845; and an envelope with the surnames Sebrell and Underwood, 1847.

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