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Charles City County (Va.) Tyler Township Board Minute Book, 1870-1874

Charles City County (Va.) Tyler Township Board Minute Book, 1870-1874, consists of minutes and accounts related to the administrative functions of the township board. Information recorded includes names of board members; division of the township into road districts; establishment of rates for road work; tax and levy rates; road overseer appointments; calling of elections; accounts claimed against the township for road work and officials' payments; and the settlement of treasurer, collector, and clerk accounts. Inserted at the front of the volume are several loose papers that relate to accounts allowable and taxes.

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Charles City County (Va.) Tyler Township Board Minute Book, 1870-1874

Charles City County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Charles City County (Va.) Tyler Township Board Minute Book, 1870-1874, consists of minutes and accounts related to the administrative functions of the township board. Information recorded includes names of board members; division of the township into road districts; establishment of rates for road work; tax and levy rates; road overseer appointments; calling of elections; accounts claimed against the township for road work and officials' payments; and the settlement of treasurer, collector, and clerk accounts. Inserted at the front of the volume are several loose papers that relate to accounts allowable and taxes.

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