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Loudoun County (Va.) Deposition, 17 Sept. 1842. Consists of the deposition of Alexander Moore from the Loudoun County chancery court case, Duvall Brother vs. Weeks, Gibson, and Co. The testimony pertains to Moore's protest of a draft of $212.82 drawn by Weeks, Gibson, & Co. upon Robert Crapper & Son on October 9, 1841, in Baltimore, Maryland.

Loudoun County (Va.) Marriage Bonds, Consents, Ordination Bonds and Index, 1772-1852 (bulk 1785-1852) is comprised of negative photostatic copies of original marriage bonds, consents and ordination bonds. The volume is divided into three sections. The first section, pages 1-4, records marriages found in the Account Book of David Griffith (Accession number 23609) who was minister of Shelbourne Parish during those years. This section covers the years 1772-1775. The second section presents the marriage bonds and consents. These records, which cover the years 1786-1799, are found on pages 5-175. The bonds and consents indicate the names of the parties intending to marry.

Loudoun County (Va.) Militia Records, 1812-1832, consist of militia fines, militia appointments, lists of delinquents and absentees, muster rolls, muster orders, and miscellaneous militia related records.

Register of Free Negroes, 1844-1861, of Loudoun County lists the registration number, age, name, color, stature, marks or scars, in what court the person was emancipated or whether the person was born free. In many cases, the clerk noted the date that a copy of the registration was made and sealed for the registered individual. Some clerks recorded additional information not required by law. There is an index that begins at the front of the volume and continues at the end of the volume.

Loudoun County (Va.) Summons, 1769. Consists of a summons for James Ingles and John Roes to answer a petition of Thomas Ludwell Lee.

Will books, 1751-1788, of Loudoun County Court. The will books includes the name of testator, list of heirs and year the wills were proven in court and probate records such as inventories and appraisements.

Will books, 1751-1788, of Loudoun County Court. The will books include the names of testator, list of heirs, and year the wills were proven in court. They also include probate records such as inventories and appraisements.