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Learn more about your ancestors from these deed book entries recorded between February 1840 and February 1846. When a property transaction was finalized, the legal documents were returned to court and ordered to be recorded in the deed book. Sometimes the

Entries for free colored and white persons include name, race, sex, date and place of birth, father, father's occupation, father's residence, mother, and other. Slave entries include owner, slave, sex, slave's given name, date and place of birth, mother,

In addition to providing the basic information of book and page number, parties involved, and type of document, this index also contains the date of the document, date received in court, and brief description of the item, including neighbors and witnesses

In addition to providing the basic information of book and page number, parties involved, and type of document, this index also contains the date of the document, date received in court, and brief description of the item, including adjourning neighbors an

In addition to providing the basic information of book and page number, parties involved, and type of document, this index also contains the date of the document, date recorded in court, and brief description of the item, including adjourning neighbors an

Complied from General Will Book Index #1. Additional information includes, where available, location at the writing of the will, date of death, month/year the will was recorded, location of a court other than Loudoun where the will was first recorded, and

Although books have previously been published cover various Will Book entries recorded since the creation of Loudoun County, Virginia in 1757, none has listed EVERY entry recorded during the first eighty-plus years. This book abstracts ALL appraisals, set

The Brunswick Herald was a four-page, weekly newspaper. The front page usually consisted of business cards and general entertainment articles. Subsequent pages contained advertisements and legal notices, local general and personal news, obituaries, marria

The Brunswick Herald was a four-page, weekly newspaper. The front page usually consisted of business cards and general entertainment articles. Subsequent pages contained advertisements and legal notices, local general and personal news, obituaries, marria

The Brunswick Herald was a four-page, weekly newspaper. The front page usually consisted of business cards and general entertainment articles. Subsequent pages contained advertisements and legal notices, local general and personal news, obituaries, marria