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Machine-readable finding aid derived from MARC record, created by Trenton Hizer, 18 September 2009 Description is in English 2013-11-21 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution Records, 1947 A Collection in the Library of Virginia 22676 Trenton Hizer

Library of Virginia 2009 Trenton Hizer Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution, 1947 22676 .225 cu. ft. and 1 box English Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution records, 1947. Accession 22676. Organization records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Gift of Mrs. John H. Hoskins, State Chair, Genealogical Records Committee, Daughters of the American Revolution, 116 Linden Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia.

Scope and Content

Records, 1947 of the Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution consisting of Bible records and genealogical notes, biographies, cemetery records, epitaphs, judicial records, resolves, wills, and other papers. Records are copies made of original sources by various chapters of the Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

Series I: Bible Records and Genealogical Notes Series II: Cemetery Records Series III: Wills Series IV: Miscellaneous Files Contents List Series I: Bible Records and Genealogical Notes. 1-29 Extent: 29 folders. Bates family. 1 Blanton family. 2 Boston family. 3 Coleman family. 4 Cowherd family. 5 Cruikshank family. 6 Douglass family. 7 DuVal family. 8 Goggin and Gardner families. 9 Gray family (see also Hayman). 10 Green family. 11 Gregory family. 12 Hayman family (see also Gray). 13 Heaton family (see also Offley). 14 Henry family. 15 Myers family. 16 Offley family (see also Heaton). 17 Purvis family. 18 Roane family. 19 Rorer family. 20 Sandidge family. 21 Simpson-Selecman families. 22 Staples family. 23 Talbot family. 24 Timberlake family. 25 Walker family. 26 Waugh-Willis family. 27 Wax family. 28 Webb family. 29 Series II: Cemetery Records. 30-33 Extent: 4 folders. Alexandria and Fairfax County. 30 Culpeper County. 31 Hanover and Stafford Counties. 32 Pulaski County. 33 Series III: Wills. 34-39 Extent: 6 folders. Joseph Force. 34 Jacob Kent. 35 Peter Miller. 36 William Waters. 37 Henry Wax (Waches). 38 Wilson Woodroof. 39 Series IV: Miscellaneous Files. 40-50 Extent: 11 boxes. Individuals: Boyd J. Bolling. 40 Individuals: Thomas Farley, Sr. 41 William McIntosh. 42 Judicial Records: Bedford County orders of the court abstracts (Talbot family), 1753-1784. 43 Judicial Records: King George County court orders abstracts (Monteith et Uxor to Owens, 1737. 44 Judicial Records: Northampton County minute books abstracts, 1771-1784. 45 County Records: Fairfax County Resolves, 1769. 46 County Records: Scott County marriages, 1846-1847. 47 Pensions: List of pensioners and applicants for pensions in Franklin County, Virginia, and war claims allowed in Greenbrier County, (West) Virginia. 48 Pensions: Extracts from report of Revolutionary Claims (35th Congress)--John Paulding, Isaac Van Wert, and David Williams. 49 Records of the Thomas Nelson Chapter (Arlington, Virginia), containing information on the Ball, Benton, Bridges, Carter, Catlin, Gray, Gwinn, Snoddy, Threlkeld, and Tracy families; the Ball and Gray family homes of Eastwood, Sherwood Forest, and Traveler's Rest; Carter family home of Corotoman; and epitaphs from Stafford County. 50