Collection: Monroe County (W. Va.) Court Records and Miscellaneous Papers, 1751/1927 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Monroe County (W. Va.) Court Records and Miscellaneous Papers, 1751/1927 Level File

Order Book No. B, County Court, 1802/1805 Reel 114 (formerly 471-472)

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Order Book No. E, County Court, 1807/1809 Reel 103 (formerly 472)

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Personal Property Tax Book No. 3, 1804 Reel 109 (formerly 476-477)

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Petition Docket County Court, 1805/1829 Reel 87 (formerly 458-459)

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Private Account Book, 1817/1820 Reel 111 (formerly 478-479)

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Private Account Book: General Merchandise. Also pages from Greenbrier Co. Sawmill (1792-95), sale bills, and deeds (1790-91), 1783/1795 Reel 111 (formerly 478-479)

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Private Account Book: General Merchandise and Estate Settlement of Capt. Andrew Nickell, 1840/1855 Reel 111 (formerly 478-479)

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Private Account Book of Michael and John E. Alexander, 1846/1874 Reel 111 (formerly 478-479)

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Private Day Book for Hotel, 1860/1861 Reel 113 (formerly 480)

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Private Day book for Tavern of Erskine and Alexander, 1817 Reel 112 (formerly 479-480)

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