Collection: Monroe County (W. Va.) Court Records and Miscellaneous Papers, 1751/1927 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Monroe County (W. Va.) Court Records and Miscellaneous Papers, 1751/1927 Level File

Capias (Process) Book, 1805/1807 Reel 107 (formerly 475)

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Cash accounts of Michael Erskine and Alexander for tavern, land and firm business, 1815/1819 Reel 112 (formerly 479-480)

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Caveat Book, Greenbrier District, 1794/1804 Reel 86 (formerly 457-458)

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Chancery Fee Book, County Court, 1832/1848 Reel 95 (formerly 465-466)

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Chancery Memorandum Book No. 1, Circuit Court; and Fragment from 1808-1809 Memo Book no. 68, 1831/1855 Reel 98 (formerly 468)

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Chancery reference Book, Superior Court, 1811/1818 Reel 87 (formerly 458-459)

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County Clerk's Memo Book, 1799/1803 Reel 96 (formerly 466-467)

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County Court Clerk's Memo Book, 1809/1810 Reel 97 (formerly 467-468)

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County Court Docket and Petition Register (1800-1803; 1799-1805), 1799/1805 Reel 86 (formerly 457-458)

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County Record Book Order Book, 1813/1817 Reel 104 (formerly 472-473)

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