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Elizabeth City County (Va.) Road and Bridge Records, 1876-1925

Elizabeth City County (Va.) Road and Bridge Records, 1876-1925. The records are comprised of summonses to surveyors of roads to show cause why they have not complied with laws regulating maintenance of public roads, 1876; an order to repair the county wharf, 1881; a petition, 1925, to accept as a county road a road leading from the Kecoughtan Road to Armstrong's Point; and a copy of legislation to amend and re-enact legislation providing for construction and maintenance of roads, approved by the General Assembly 1917 Mar. 27.

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Elizabeth City County (Va.) Road and Bridge Records, 1876-1925

Hampton (Va.) Circuit Court

Elizabeth City County (Va.) Road and Bridge Records, 1876-1925. The records are comprised of summonses to surveyors of roads to show cause why they have not complied with laws regulating maintenance of public roads, 1876; an order to repair the county wharf, 1881; a petition, 1925, to accept as a county road a road leading from the Kecoughtan Road to Armstrong's Point; and a copy of legislation to amend and re-enact legislation providing for construction and maintenance of roads, approved by the General Assembly 1917 Mar. 27.

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