Collection: State Librarian research notes of the Virginia State Library, 1933/1986 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection State Librarian research notes of the Virginia State Library, 1933/1986

Governor's Home, 1952. Box 1, Folder 3

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Index to abstracts of land patents, 1966. Box 1, Folder 4

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James Lyle letter book (transcript), 1810-1811. Box 1, Folder 5

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List of colonists, undated. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 1

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List of passengers onboard the Ship Ann and Ship Bonny Bess, sailed 1623, undated. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 14

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List referenced from Public Records Office MSS, Hening Statutes and Waverly Winfree Supplement and sorted by date, undated. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 13

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Map of Great Britain wiht pencil notations, undated. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 3

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Minutes - Council and General Court (1622) - Photostat with notes, undated. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 2

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Original lots in the vacinity of Capitol Square, Richmond (1782) - hand-drawn by Randolph Church, undated. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 6

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Plat of Manchester - Photostat from 1876 Beers Atlas, 1876. Box 3 (Oversize), Folder 5

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