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Montgomery County Circuit Court

Montgomery County Circuit Court
55 East Main Street, Suite 1
Christiansburg, VA 24073
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Phone: (540) 382-5760
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Montgomery County (Va.) Military and Pension Records, 1839-1918

Montgomery County (Va.) Circuit Court

Montgomery County (Va.) Military and Pension Records, 1839-1918 includes 2 undated lists of pensioners, Revolutionary War and War of 1812 pension claims, 1839-1853; a partial printed Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services, 1841; Confederate Veteran Disability Certifications: 1879-1898; List of Pensioners from Montgomery County, 1903; Miscellaneous Confederate records, 1900-1915; James F. Preston Confederate Veterans Camp Minutes, 1894-1908; Montgomery County Muster Rolls for World War I Service, 1917-1918; List of Men Ordered to Report to this Local Board for Military Duty (WWI), 1917; Lists of Names of Persons whose Registration Cards are in the possession of this Local Board (WWI) July 1918 and September, 1918 and Selective Service Local Board Classification List (WW1), circa 1917. Additionally the records include a printed Index to Confederate Veteran Disability Certifications; this index was created by a student intern. Oversize Box includes Docket of [Selective Service] Local Board for Montgomery County and Radford VA (WW1), 1917 and Selective Service Local Board Classification List (WW1) circa 1917.

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Montgomery County (Va.) Miscellaneous Records, 1778-1940

Montgomery County (Va.) Circuit Court

Montgomery County (Va.) Miscellaneous Records, 1778-1940, contains the following record types: Bonds/Commissions/Oaths, Clerk's Records, Court Records, Land Records, Election Records, Tax and Fiscal Records, and Miscellaneous Records.

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