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Rockingham County (Va.) Certificate of road work for Anderson Moffett, 1827 April 27

Rockingham County (Va.) Certificate of road work for Anderson Moffett, 1827 April 27, certifies the amount of work done by Moffett and his equipment of horses and wagon on county road maintenance and upkeep.

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Rockingham County (Va.) Road surveyor's appointment of Samuel G. Bougher, 1832

Rockingham County (Va.) Road surveyor's appointment of Samuel G. Bougher, 1832, appoints Bougher as surveyor of precinct 5 and as such responsible for keeping the roads cleared and in good repair at least thirty feet wide according to law. The appointment also lists the tithables in the precinct also responsible for road upkeep.

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Rockingham County (Va.) Road surveyor's appointment of Samuel G. Bougher, 1832

Rockingham County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Rockingham County (Va.) Road surveyor's appointment of Samuel G. Bougher, 1832, appoints Bougher as surveyor of precinct 5 and as such responsible for keeping the roads cleared and in good repair at least thirty feet wide according to law. The appointment also lists the tithables in the precinct also responsible for road upkeep.

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