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Library of Virginia

Bath County (Va.) Land Grant to James Cleek and Adam G. McGuffin, 1847 Aug. 30

This collection forms part of the Robert Alonzo Brock Collection at The Huntington Library, San Marino, California.
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Library of Virginia

Bath County (Va.) Records, 1794-1874

Bath County (Va.) Records, 1794-1884, consist of the following series: Wills - 1794-1809, Accession number 33509; Fiduciary Records: Inventory of Stephen Woods, 1804, Accession number 33509; School Records: accounts, subjects taught, attendees, 1830-1831, Accession number 33509; Miscellaneous Records: Wolf Scalp Receipt, 1867, Accession number 33509; Tax and Fiscal Records: County claims, 1841-1846, Accession number 31765; Fee and Tax Receipt Book, 1834-1836 [photocopy], Accession number 41526; Court Records: Judgments, 1842-1846, Accession number 31765; Marriage Records and Vital Statistics: Register of Births, 1874.

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Bath County (Va.) Records, 1794-1874

Bath County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Bath County (Va.) Records, 1794-1884, consist of the following series: Wills - 1794-1809, Accession number 33509; Fiduciary Records: Inventory of Stephen Woods, 1804, Accession number 33509; School Records: accounts, subjects taught, attendees, 1830-1831, Accession number 33509; Miscellaneous Records: Wolf Scalp Receipt, 1867, Accession number 33509; Tax and Fiscal Records: County claims, 1841-1846, Accession number 31765; Fee and Tax Receipt Book, 1834-1836 [photocopy], Accession number 41526; Court Records: Judgments, 1842-1846, Accession number 31765; Marriage Records and Vital Statistics: Register of Births, 1874.

Library of Virginia

Bath County (Va.) Will of Samuel Ross, 1850

Bath County (Va.) Will of Samuel Ross, 1850. Consists of the last will and testament of Samuel Ross, in which he provides for the emancipation of a black woman named Aggy, along with all property that she has belonging to herself. Ross names as his heirs his wife Elizabeth and his three sons William, Thomas, and Joseph.

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Bath County (Va.) Will of Samuel Ross, 1850

Bath County (Va.) Circuit Court

Bath County (Va.) Will of Samuel Ross, 1850. Consists of the last will and testament of Samuel Ross, in which he provides for the emancipation of a black woman named Aggy, along with all property that she has belonging to herself. Ross names as his heirs his wife Elizabeth and his three sons William, Thomas, and Joseph.

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