Series II: Page County Farmers' Alliance Records, 1887-1895
- Extent:
- 20 volumes
- Scope and content:
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Historical Information:Page County Farmers' Alliance, organized in the late 1880's, was comprised of local farmers. It's purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers.
Scope and Content:Page County Farmers' Alliance records include records of the county wide organization, 1892-1894, as well as records of the local branches of the organization, Barbee Farmers' Alliance No. 750 Records, 1890-1894; Big Spring Farmers' Alliance No. 9 Records, 1887-1894; Blue Ridge Farmers' Alliance No. 4 Records, 1889-1895; Cedar Point Farmers' Alliance No. 21 Records, 1888-1892; Chapel Farmers' Alliance No. 5 Records, 1887-1893; Cub Run Farmers' Alliance No. 851 Records, 1890-1891; Eureka Farmers' Alliance No. 525 Records, 1889-1891; Hamburg Farmers' Alliance No. 6 Records, 1887-1894; Hawksbill Farmers' Alliance No. 8 Records, 1887-1892; Luray Farmers' Alliance No. 316 Records, 1890-1891; and Mill Run Farmers' Alliance No. 22 Records, 1888-1894.
The records in the series were used as exhibits in the Page County Chancery Cause, Stoneburner and Richards, etc. vs Page County Farmers' Alliance, etc. 1899-024.
See also: Page County (Va.) Business Records.
- Physical location:
- State Records Center
Access and use
- Location of collection:
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The Library of Virginia800 East Broad StreetRichmond, VA 23219
- Contact for questions and access:
- POC: Archives Reference ServicesEmail: archdesk@lva.virginia.govPhone: (804) 692-3888Web: www.lva.virginia.gov