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Goochland County (Va.) Court Records, 1824-1879

Goochland County (Va.) Circuit Court

Goochland County (Va.) Court Records, 1824-1879. The collection contains various documents removed from Goochland County court records, as follows: a letter from the chancery cause Whitney vs. Hunter, 1824; a letter with the surnames Woodson, Bridgewater, and Bailey, 1830; accounts with the surnames Morris and Cocke, 1832; an order of publication from the chancery cause Executor of Drumwright vs. Administrator of Drumwright, 1840; a commissioners' report from the chancery cause James vs. Durrett, 1844; a letter with the surnames Fontaine, Pettit, and Bartlett, 1837; a letter from an unknown series with the surnames Wood, Woodson, and Stephens, 1854; a letter from an unknown series with the surnames Fleming and Towsey, 1859; an order of publication from the chancery cause Executor of Drumwright vs. Administrator of Drumwright, 1840; a commissioners' report from the chancery cause James vs. Durrett, 1844; two letters from the chancery cause Bolling vs. Morris, 1871; a letter from the chancery cause Sampson vs. Walker, etc., and five envelopes.

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