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Warren County (Va.) Lists of Voters Registered, 1836-1953

Warren County (Va.) Lists of Voters Registered, 1836-1953, includes three boxes of commissions, polls, affidavits and reports for the period 1836-1854 and 1861-1941. There are list of voters in the books Permanent Poll of Voters, 1902-1903 and Voter Registration Book, Colored, 1905-1908. There are thirty five list of Colored Voters for the years 1892-1953. There are and eighty three List of White Voters for the years 1884-1952 and four undated list. The Lists of Voters are from the Precincts of Bentonville; Bowman; Browntown; Cedarville; Fork Union; Front Royal; Front Royal, North; Front Royal, South; Keller's School; Leary's School; Linden; Milldale; Reliance; Riverton; Rockland; and Waterlick. These precincts were in the Magisterial Districts of Cedarville, Fork, Front Royal, and South River.

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Warren County (Va.) Lists of Voters Registered, 1836-1953

Warren County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Warren County (Va.) Lists of Voters Registered, 1836-1953, includes three boxes of commissions, polls, affidavits and reports for the period 1836-1854 and 1861-1941. There are list of voters in the books Permanent Poll of Voters, 1902-1903 and Voter Registration Book, Colored, 1905-1908. There are thirty five list of Colored Voters for the years 1892-1953. There are and eighty three List of White Voters for the years 1884-1952 and four undated list. The Lists of Voters are from the Precincts of Bentonville; Bowman; Browntown; Cedarville; Fork Union; Front Royal; Front Royal, North; Front Royal, South; Keller's School; Leary's School; Linden; Milldale; Reliance; Riverton; Rockland; and Waterlick. These precincts were in the Magisterial Districts of Cedarville, Fork, Front Royal, and South River.

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