Excerpts of minutes, 1892-1894, of Page County Farmers' Alliance that records the meetings of the organization's executive committee. They record the committee's discussions concerning George W. Rothgeb and his management of the Union Exchange Farmers' Alliance Store.

Historical Information: The Barbee Alliance No.750 was organized on February 22, 1890 in the community of Barbee. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers.

Scope and Content:The Barbee Alliance No.750 records consist of an account book and minute book.

Account book, 1890-1894, records the financial activities of the Barbee Alliance No. 750 including dues collected from members, dues paid to county Farmers' Alliance, and payment of expenses. Volume also includes the organization's membership roll which was used to keep track of members' attendance.

Minute book, 1890-1894, records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date of meetings, officers and members present, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, and election of officers.

Historical Information:The Big Spring Alliance No. 9 was organized on October 20, 1887 in the town of Big Spring. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Big Spring Alliance No. 9 included men and women.

Scope and Content:The Big Spring Farmers' Alliance No. 9 records consist of an account book and two minute books.

Account book, 1887-1890, of Big Spring Alliance No. 9 used to record fees and dues collected from the organization's members. Information found in volume includes name of member, dates fees and dues were collected, amount owed, dates of payments, form of payment, and amount paid. Volume includes an index that lists names of members in alphabetical order and page number where their accounts can be found. Volume also records cash received and cash paid by Big Spring Alliance No. 9 from October 1887 to June 1890.

Two minute books, 1887-1894, of Big Spring Alliance No. 9 that record the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date of meetings, officers and members present, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of officers, and election of individuals applying for membership. Additional information found in volume includes the number of male and female members and total members at the end of each quarter, 1891-1894.

Historical Information:The Blue Ridge Alliance No. 4 was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Blue Ridge Alliance No. 4 included men and women.

Scope and Content:Minute book, 1889-1895, of Blue Ridge Alliance No. 4 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date and place of meetings, number of officers and members present, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of officers, and election of individuals applying for membership.

Minute book also includes the quarterly reports, 1890-1894, of the Blue Ridge Alliance copies of which were sent to the Page County Farmers' Alliance. Information found in the quarterly reports includes the number of individuals initiated into the alliance, number demitted, total male membership, total female membership, total membership, and total amount of fees and dues owed to the Page County Farmers' Alliance.

Historical Information:The Cedar Point Alliance No. 21 was organized on January 24, 1888 in the community of Cedar Point. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers.

Scope and Content:The Cedar Point Alliance No. 21 Organization Records consist of an account book and a minute book.

Account book, 1891-1892, of Cedar Point Alliance No. 21 used to record fees and dues collected from the organization's members. Information found in volume includes name of member, dates fees and dues were owed and collected, amount owed, dates of payments, form of payment, and amount paid. A list of members is found at the front of the volume.

Minute book, 1888-1892, of Cedar Point Alliance No. 21 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date of meetings, number and names of members present, names of members who paid their dues, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of individuals applying for membership, and election of officers.

Historical Information:The Chapel Alliance No. 5 was organized on September 29, 1887 in Luray, Virginia. Membership in the Chapel Alliance No. 5 included men and women.

Scope and Content:The Chapel Alliance No. 5 Organization Records consist of an account book and a minute book.

Account book, 1891-1893, of Chapel Alliance No. 5 used to record fees and dues collected on a quarterly basis from the organization's members. Information found in each entry includes date fees or dues were collected, name of member, and amount owed, and amount collected. Volume also records at the end of each quarter the total amount of cash in organization's treasury, total dues and fees collected, expenses paid by organization, dues owed to the county alliance, and total cash on hand. The last two pages of account book include a list of members, male and female.

Minute book, 1887-1891, of Chapel Alliance No. 5 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date and place of meetings, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of officers, election of individuals applying for membership, and list of members, male and female.

Historical Information:The Cub Run Alliance No. 851 was organized in the community of Cub Run.

Scope and Content: Account book, 1890-1891, of Cub Run Alliance No. 851 used to record fees and dues collected from the organization's members. Information found in volume includes dates fees and dues were owed and collected, name of member, amount owed, form of payment, and amount paid.

Historical Information:The Eureka Alliance No. 525 was organized on September 20, 1889 in the town of Honeyville. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Eureka Alliance No. 525 included men and women.

Scope and Content: Pages of minute book, 1889-1891, of Eureka Alliance No. 525 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date of meetings, officers and members present, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of individuals applying for membership, election of officers, and lists of members.

Historical Information:The Hamburg Alliance No. 6 was organized on September 30, 1887 in the town of Hamburg. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose goal was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Hamburg Alliance No. 6 included men and women.

Scope and Content:The Hamburg Alliance No. 6 Organization Records consist of an account book and a minute book.

Account book, 1888-1894, of Hamburg Alliance No. 6 used to record on a quarterly basis membership attendance and fees and dues collected from members. Information found in each entry includes name of member, dates of meetings, attendance or absence, and remarks concerning payment of dues. Volume also records the activities of the organization's treasurer. Each entry lists date of transaction, cash received from dues and fees collected, and cash paid out for expenses and dues owed to the county alliance, and total cash on hand.

Minute book, 1887-1893, of Hamburg Alliance No. 6 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date and place of meetings, names of officers and members present, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of officers, election of individuals applying for membership, and list of members, male and female.

Historical Information:The Hawksbill Alliance No. 8 was organized on October 18, 1887 in the community of Hawksbill. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Hawksbill Alliance No. 8 included men and women.

Scope and Content:Hawksbill Alliance No. 8 Organization Records consist of an account book and a minute book.

Account book, 1887-1891, of Hawksbill Alliance No. 8 used to record fees and dues collected from the organization's members. Information found in volume includes name of member, dates fees and dues were owed and collected, amount owed, dates of payments, form of payment, and amount paid.

Minute book, 1887-1892, of Hawksbill Alliance No. 8 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date and place of meetings, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of officers, election of individuals applying for membership, and list of members, male and female.

Historical Information:The Luray Alliance No. 316 was organized in the town of Luray. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Luray Alliance No. 316 included men and women.

Scope and Content:Minute book, 1890-1894, of Luray Alliance that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date of meetings, meeting agenda, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of individuals applying for membership, and list of members, male and female.

Historical Information:The Mill Run Alliance No. 22 was organized on February 7, 1888 in the community of Mill Run. It was a subgroup of the Page County Farmers' Alliance whose purpose was to promote the economic and political interests of farmers. Membership in the Mill Run Alliance No. 22 included men and women.

Scope and Content:The Mill Run Alliance No. 22 Organization Records consist of an account book and a minute book.

Account book, 1888-1894, of Mill Run Alliance No. 22 used to record fees and dues collected on a quarterly basis from the organization's members. Information found in each entry includes quarters fees or dues were owed, name of member, amount owed, and amount collected.

Minute book, 1888-1894, of Mill Run Alliance No. 22 that records the meetings of the organization's members. Information found in the minutes includes date of meetings, number and names of members present, brief summaries of committee reports and business discussions, election of individuals applying for membership, election of officers, and lists of male and female members.