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Parts of Louisa County were added in 1761 and 1838.","An index for Albemarle County Military and Pension records is available at the Manuscript Reading Room Reference Desk.","Amnesty Oaths (1865), Free Negroes Drafted (1863-1864), Free Negroes Enrolled in Militia (1861), Free Negroes Laboring for Confederate Government (1861), Free Negroes Requisitioned for Militia (1861), Free\nNegroes quisitioned for Public Defense (1863), Horse Claims (1865), Military Committee Papers (1862-1866), Military Correspondence (1861-1866), Military Passes (1865), Military Service Exemptions (1864), Military\nService Records (1921), Muster Rolls (n.d.), Oaths of Allegiance (1865-1866), Oaths of Allegiance Reports (1865), Officer's Appointment (1794, 1801), Officer's Appointments \u0026 Commissions (n.d., 1860, 1866),\nParoled Soldiers (1865), Pension Papers (n.d., 1785-1915), Pension Rolls (n.d., 1900-1914), Petitions (1859, 1907-1909), Petitions for Draft Exemption (1864), Roll of Members (1896-1897), Roster of Surviving\nMembers (1904), and Slaves Requisitioned for Public Defense (1862-1864).","Amnesty oaths contain the name of the applicant seeking amnesty and the clerk.","Free Negroes drafted contains the names of free blacks between the ages of 18 and 50 years old.","Free Negroes enrolled in militia contains the names of free blacks between the ages of 18 and 50 years old.","Free Negroes laboring for Confederate government contains the names of free blacks ordered to report for service.","Free Negroes requisitioned for militia contains orders, lists and various other papers pertaining to free blacks and their service in the local militia. These papers contain the names of free blacks eligible\nfor service in the militia.","Free Negroes requisitioned for public defense is an order summonsing justices, ordering Sheriff's to create a list and notifying slave owners that they will supply slaves for the defense of Richmond. The names\nof the justices are included.","Horse claims contains the name of the claimant and often the circumstances involving the loss of their horse.","Military committee papers contain the reports of the proceedings of the meetings and frequently include statements of the incomes and dispersal of funds.","Military correspondences contain letters to and/or from military or militia personal.","Military pass contains the name of the bearer with authorization to return to his/her home.","Military service exemptions contain the names of the applicants for exemption. 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The 3rd Virginia Volunteers list contains the members of Monticello Guard\nexempted from jury duty.","Oaths of allegiance contain the names of the applicants. Some oaths of allegiance contain the age, occupation and place of residence of the applicant. The name of the Provost Marshall is sometimes included.","Oaths of allegiance reports are lists of the names, occupation, place of residence and date of taking the oath. Also included is the name of the Provost Marshall.","Officer's appointments and commissions contain the names of the officers, rank, military unit, and date of appointment or commission. In some instances the name of a resigning officer is included.","Paroled soldiers papers contain the names of prisoner's of war paroled by the Provost Marshall's office. The lists include their names, rank and military unit. 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Free negro lists give the full names of all free negroes in a particular household or family, numbers of males and females, and the occupation of the head of household.","Other books contain lists of alienations (transfers of property), lists of licenses, lists of voters, lists of militia enrollment, registers of births, and registers of deaths. 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Free negro lists give the full names of all free negroes in a particular household or family, numbers of males and females, and the occupation of the head of household.","Other books contain lists of alienations (transfers of property), lists of licenses, lists of voters, lists of militia enrollment, registers of births, and registers of deaths. 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