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Middlesex County (Va.) Inventory of the Estate of Henry Baskitts, 1720 Mar. 7. The inventory includes livestock and household furnishings and implements.

Middlesex County (Va.) Inventory of the Estate of James Curtis, 1720 Mar. 7. Includes four slaves, livestock, clothing, utensils and implements.

Middlesex County (Va.) Judgments and Ended Causes, 1754-1818 (bulk 1784-1802), contain civil cases in which justice was administered on the strictly formulated rules of common law. The majority of cases in this record series relate to matters of debt.

Middlesex County (Va.) Lists of tithables, 1769. Consists of a manuscript list of tithable heads of household in the county for the year 1769.

Middlesex County (Va.) Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns, 1740-1854 consist of Marriage Bonds 1740-1852, and Ministers' Returns for 1785-1811, 1813, and 1823-1854. There are three miscellaneous records. There is an 1813 receipt, one 1824 execution and paper with an advertising quote, and one voucher that has two illegible dates for the year.

Middlesex County (Va.) Petition Concerning the Proposed Construction of a Rolling House for Tobacco on Perrott's Creek, circa 1700. Consists of a petition, with sixteen signatures, against construction of a rolling house for tobacco on the mouth of Perrott's Creek. The petition states that the said rolling house, proposed by William Stanard, would not be used because it would be three miles further away from tobacco rollers than the existing rolling house of Mr. Price.

Middlesex County (Va.) Plats, 1823-1953 (bulk 1823-1890), consist of loose plats and surveys used as exhibits in Middlesex County court proceedings.

Middlesex County (Va.) Summonses, 1863, consists of two summonses. The first summons commands William F. Pressen to testify on the behalf of the Commonwealth in the felony case against Nancy, a slave owned by Prosser Tabb. The other summons calls for Alfred Healy to answer Richard H. Bristow in a plea of damages for five hundred dollars.

Middlesex County (Va.) Will Books, 1698-1798 (bulk 1740-1793) includes the name of testator, list of heirs and year the wills were proven in court and probate records such as inventories and appraisements.